The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 24, 1865, Page 4

are towards the door. The long lines formed for miles weve kept ap until @ inte hour to-night. As they J diminished in the front seces-lons were farnieled in the rear, Almost everybody war striving to rain ad- mission. Sotoe persone had bern waiting for siz ork eicht houre before they gained admission to the hall; while others became 0 wearied an to sbesdon the hope of setting in The reater crowd abont thedoors, nor a more rcenes at the hall were impressively solemn, andi intense eagerness among the fortunmwe of the ueaal not a few parsons were affected to tears, An old col- crowd who eceured an entrance of abtalned positions ored woman, sixty-five or eecenty youre of see, Mar the windows, to hear the words of thie gifted thrilled the epectatore with her open expressions Of fvreacher, Betore lv o'clock enough were prevent to erief. Gazing fora few torments on the face of thei 6); the house twice r, and when, Qe openiug chan dead, she exelatined, claspine her hands, while tears Bicommenced, enonyh for, at least, tO of Ply nyouth* coursed down her withered cheeks, “Oh! Abrubatn Bilarreat audiences had returned to (their homes, The Lineotn! Ob! be ia dead! he ie dead!” The eym-BB portion of aeripture rom! for them ornine lesson wa pathy and lowe expressed br this poor woman found athe 9th Penim, and the reaponee in every heart, and memned to incrense, If lowed one ot Mi > & wor the firat fee ve { he last chapter off possible, the general erie’ It war not till lone notny Moses’ viele to Moun @ Piegau, aod hu Tre Pesrnar or («1. Yapnr took place from the Governm's room set dt. The bedy was conveyed to Calvary Cemeu sore wae @ large sttendance of the miiltary and citiz: THE MINER’S DAUGHTER. $$$ 0, A TALE OF THE PEAK, oe effect on his wife. She wae often sad, and soom times in tears, One day when this occurred, James Cheshire said, ae they ant st tex, ‘Ive made up my mind Peace in this life is a jewel. Rotor is o dinner of herbs wth peace, than « stall with strife. Well, now, I'm determin have Peace and inv," said hee looking affectionately as Lia wife and Nancy, " pesce id Juv, by God's blessing, have rettie! down this houne; but there are stings bere and stings there, when we vo outof doors We must not ons ly have peace ani Inv in the house, but peace al? round it, Bo I've made up my mind, I'm for America ‘For America! exclaimed Jane, ‘Surely yous not he in earnest" ""T never was more in earnem in my Hfe,'! said James Cheshire "Tt ia true Ido very wel! on thie farm here, though & cowush «tuations bie from al! I can learn, Tecan do much better in Ame mea IT can there farnnamuch beter farm of Arrival of the Kemains at Philadelphia— Incidents on the Route. Narriaburo, Penn, April 92-11 o'clock, A The train is pew leaving this city with the remaine of President Lineotn, Thousands of persons are sad wit- nese of ite departure, Acting High-Constabie Cintka, of Philadelphia, ie on board of the train, and #1) meet a police force of O00 on bie arrival in that city. The rain bas ceased, and the enn elines from Ao unclouded sky, The ours are bewrty direjex! # itl) mon aing outeide and within. Middletown, Aprid 1 11:45 AM The peopl hare are neserabled in targe numbers, Passing few roties bey teach « yartialy clonred wood. Front: ing the rond are iromens rocks, (0 these hamble farmers and their families are silently standing. It BROOKLYN, Prymorrn Curacn history has never re- corded a Nancy consented without remark or hesitation James Chorhire walked on quickly tillther came near the fine old church which strikes travellers ae) 80 Superior to the’placein which It {s located ; when he sackened b et and taking Nancy's band, began in a rnoet friendly manner to tell her how much be liked ber aud her water. That, to make a’ short matter of it, aa wae hia war, be bad made up hie mind that the wornan of all ctherain the world woule guilt Bitn fora wife washer sister, “Dut, up. The mene presented i fd that the coftio lid was replaced, and the face m thene omire {la nd re Taaid ao w ber, [thought T would aay ao tofiny own, We can bevee much finer climate than is trnly a pictaresqoe ero - ~ : pr ™ wk o rei ree uaisied ates. Th ermarke snatory of th ®© position of the Nancy, for you are so senaible, I'm eure youghth® Peak country and our countrymen till abon® but for a fow mome: te. hurry on. thus forever hiv od >arg prophet and of hia to the. ewleh people preGiiwill say what ie hewt for ua bed “a = For, IT wantto know what makeas man'® Blitabethtown, Apri ’t 1216 P.M—We etop here Wi Philadelphians have done everything possible to chow ceded act ther wr martyr Pierl nifested no mrprise, bnt said, calmly 9 Mative lanl pleasant to bim?—the kindness of hie dent and bh Mores’ vieit wo Pine Li ald not enter pathos and in no lew Preeitente charwter “ pon hie prom iad lan! told that he waa taken only to enter his pre tolling travellers, Ne You area well-to-do farmer, Mr. Cheshire, You have friends of property, ny ister, and’ “Ay, and am ll-grl; I know all that, I'vo thought it all over, and so far you are right asin, my litte on. Rutjust hear what I've got to aay. I'm wo fool, though Iaay it I've aneyein my head and a head on my shoulders, eh! their reepect for the distinguished decensed, The countenances of the people beat express the eadnew of thelr hearts Policy of the New Administration. Important Speech of resident Johnson. for afew moments, There it a rosh over wood-piles by men, women and ehiidren, to see the funeral car Thier ene ie wore aniinated than mournful, There are, however, larre gronps of other parties who. evi dently, are solemnly impressed. A man waver @ Diack fine Telationa and friends. tut then, if a man's rele- tong are not kind? —\f 8! ey wet aconceitinto themes that because they are relations they are to choose *® wife for bim, and sting bim an! riat bore because he has a will of hisown’—why, shen Iasy Gol mend a good big herring pool between me an uch relations! My relations, by way of showing et aken indeed, we remain the ~ of nations did! : Naney ern led Meir natural affec ep! biteernens: One OC LoCK. We arefnow near Wheatland. Th m r set in the same) a ¥ or ser natural affection, #pit e jell of the scien ia ditocted toward the Asrotioncetadied Ae d aee So nen ial ah tt ‘t incon, : p Well now, it's not ang mill-girl: mind yon i'si@ You, dear wife and «ster, b fyourn te headed by (ov, Morton, visited President Joh to-day. Gov. Morton referred to the approaching end of the rebellion and the duties imposed upon the nt and the people, and the moral who are guilty of neon not any mill-@rl; ney nerhaps another in the king tom, that would do for me. I don't think mil'-eirla are in the main cut out for farme! Hore than farmers’ wives are fit form You Bee, I've got a notion that your #ister is not on. YR very farrantiy lass, but that she 's one that vof the nef lonal happinesal jp no mores ban that of thel ytine of Vane- Spite you Is the house we have pe vi jue. Let in take the peace and jur, aud leave the bitter- ness behind,'* There a deep alence “Tt je @ serious proposs,” at length sald Jang with tears in her eves reaidence of James Buchanan, about two iniles from the road, The house was impertectiy, if at all, seen, The locality, however, wae derignated Five Mineres Past Or O'oto nk. -We are at be portrayed in owing sorrow, It wee, be enid. 6 noon @nd midnight, without a apace Det tng then from th Mr. ite . lawn! re erime of chaiw ‘er the w#unted Lincoln, ted . ‘ 04 the: iustruction i fj h Jiroad station Ir be deriv nen mnt A 1 ow lancaster. The vicinit f the ral . declined And firet + hot mourn amidflve. that hie de. —euta part! AP good sen’, though notao deep as What says Nancs asked James crowded with people, and further on the etreete « Kereie have the power to forfeit theirown personal eM b. per fill o corte sit yor, Naney, neither, Well, I've a notion she cau “itina proposal,” esid Naucy, * but it ia goede de ) ad. Pe we thirty or forty thousand peopled rigita, civil aud polities but they have no power, erot hie devartare Hie wns watebineg Yarn her hand w anythir aod t ahe'anw heart fee! it so" Jenvely filled, Perhaps thir 1 oop! 1; but they bas { ‘ her hand ything, and that ; sre here ne epectaters, Malers of binck are een diiectly or Fears vere ie sutcr el Kates tf meet Din Master enh, hie sere to lo it, When its aduty, Isn't that so eh? Ao Phere was another deep silence; and James Chee dtate » then the satus of States in ’ fit ina, then Jane Duneter's the lage for ine, that ¥eabre said, “Tren iste de fued every » fyneral ear ottracte impatient at 6 . " erywhere o ‘ sf iS quite agreeable.’ “Think of i’! ead Janc carnestly,—“think weld tention, and larve crowde prom in the direction of it ‘lion, and discussed the powers and mode of Fr constructing State government : no nite iF We ¥ presaed Jarnes Ch *s haud, ond said. Biof it." A voice is heardferying ont, “A Indy hae fainted,” The Vreaident, in the couree of bis reply to the (i0v- Me et ars st 4s ms ote y Horiour deat hy : y at abies “T have thouche of it lon, i well, my dear but thie does not keep hack the impetuouecrowd, The} erno:, gave expression & the following sentiments could pot have heen deatied, aven by hear anid Jaren, There are some of these chaps ateoall me relee = P “ The ere con This blow wae etrnck ty theaxnirine rebe continued Ns “ ald b +let ne hat "af » word then voer round that “Grant is on board." This The time hee arrived when the American perp! Lg , inued Nanes ; "but l woul! hovewtepa: Is! not keep t s off, if] stay among: Olectrifice the crowd, © Where ip he ¥* sloute thoue uid un ch Sahiea Boo ee a ae ee erred Mand lendene york Avery, Che ve rebel bone thet to, consider what your friencis will ane: an MFthern—aud Ifain would. But tor the present 1 inti ted of urnet, the lon o prisone cs. of voices, Many russ to the Inst cor, and hery of ite lew * to the front, ehowinw tha’ they bave no definite idea i from our midet one beloy puld got euffer the pw at disenee cf eiawery which Puptind he % “'mork me MasDunster [don't oak Morrie Birk bock,—read it, both of you, and them ar tw the whereabonte of (irant. Grant ie not on Then, if you tak: the life “ poisons both eourand body. [tie fit Chat ite expirueae'oy friends foranything, [ean tarin my own farm iMblot me know your min |* voard. and the crowd foele diappeinted fividual tor the murder of another, and belleve that ow ehonid take away the inet conel eration of pos sister read On the following Lady-day his property ehonid be confiscated, what ehould bie Jeetineation for tte exieence any sivice or AAPM Onee of 7 AG eire: sud therefore ou't think T shall aak thelr advice in the matter «wif Tes Miscrae to 2 o'CLock,—We are at Dewninge James Cheshire had turned overlie farm advans y to another, ani he, bis wife, Nancy, aud the old servant, Mary Bpenalove, all eu.larked 08 vestothe United Linois, Pive-ande snetbatday, We story of te fortunes stwily:fromthe deve Third “ithe biow wae aimed at the iifeof the Gov- ermine at and pation Linco u wee altin, Lut thetjov eromeit was emitten at Tt wae a. national life athing fre uu ett He wee mo Dian, tut Ae toe reotier ve of wm beneti- eut. It wae @ crime egeiiet all Gov melt sm@eiuet tonne ot, Ib wae hot ti J turoing on tia oppressor, ae they know it well, Ut was the veuemour tmtred of Liberty done with crowd 4 bat vie trytne to assereinate (hii ust on Tm Jone with bim or them whe bave atm o lite of a nation composed of thirty wil} i of f ? Yea treason avails funeral cer, Tue mon and women uncover ther ® ijoyson ageimet all the Stator — treason leads the Government of ie, (nited plore ie AL » livheat eriine that can be cominitted, ant thore WQc anren Pavitt o'Crock,— We are now at Parkers Qcnenced in it shoud eufler all tue proaiuer eond persone are on the bal treason toust be made odious, tratiora mua’ be jaan y my own cattle ; drive my apring-cart, with out i and stop afew minutes, Quite ® Inre 1, women nod children hurry to the rear to see the ChE No, Boy on that score [ra made np. har Independent. aud, ata word, the ou! ¥ { transferred tt ny thing I mean to ask advice of is yours If, IY + uy Mins D 3 . tes and then tothe Huste ted, di pnp tthi mail ove of the match, it's 6 tweuty years ha ed oF py Rohl ly L" 1 tell w long ard curion “ii Neucy, “as you and my sir- amos Cheabi ibis wh ther you will not be made unhappy by them."’ will aay no mores’ but, added bs, rising aul briage Why, ws to that” agid Jaince Cheshire, inter-Ming « book from his desk, ‘there isa book by one 5 1. verpoo! our: at least nut } ! J © concerned, forenc hilvye? if , 1 n and bis pure bs “ voverteh. aune thes mnat not avowel advocmse of Susver it ref rence to worluly dawhen, half-repeut of his ern cretion and bis 7 ‘ ne ~o vise \t the window rr wniler and rte the b . th ndowe ar » punished, I heir social power must he de ] 4. The cause he biow tas eieoaily fail 1, Tr base, be found bimeelf ina rough autry, anid a ugh end ep.teful squatters, ani 'ay for monks with w! rece of pistols under his pillow, and a grea® jaword by bia bedlatde tor fear of robbery and murs r ‘tances—-I ap rove it with ally heart, | eiteve you to be ns good and honest as I] know my Non to be, OU! Mr. Cheshire! she ja one of ten housnnd,* op the lavoe are epectat re At thie point # lare parte of ladiow are reen, with «large ond magnifi Houquet. A geudemanan the front endeavors tol tlear the path, that thes may reach the tuneral car } eason becomes respectable’ And Leng that. « sfer + | strenethe nathon is not he peapie are neituer, low naturally the ranks st iets If not, they willeuil w aney, and inay asain become nu yy, in the wordsof ® former Benutor t ow Pole HNINerOUR eLOUy nd! Where le che Wel! tates, “When traitors become our u « ae Vv h r B th Hye saat + L woe are of suf the youne farmer A der, But enoug Gai ak (hid inebant, Jhinde CHES tine F ave been vi { Bel so HOW you mur ¢ 1 : Itvat PoUntry, oe rr The ladies etrugele in that direction, and are soon aking treason odins, erery Union man and th ious have heen vindiened Why. must tell your wimer allab tit @Mebire, ine fine cultivated country, aces bis ample sore, TS ie event hue satel at Rep remunerated out of the pock orernmen ve le witietad Gia great suffert a nations ot the earth fale right, chalk mew white chalk insile of Mestate cult “ ated by bis sous, while as Colonel and iny gate a4 You go past i! tht mornings Did to-mor-Binavistrate he ciepenses the law aud receives the lost in the crowd, ‘They at Inat mecoed in their ef ean liberty forts to rench the ear, and deposit on the coffin the , (Appiaure,) But co set un (roe Cliidetian virtue, ie urmer t ever’ i evening I'l! come up and see you. resvectful homage of the peighhcrhood, Nancy ptt ot ! t ! 7 sand mat eayiug thir in aepiit of anger for, , ere the two parted with a cordial ehake of th Sana + lo , Pha trade fc Monip moving. aia rose turle haw oot Tee RT ae rent lette rteeeintars whe S wih baw ndueneee be ; arpa been Bhand, Ther vi 8 lof an. acce} Aga tave: wa Healt ° pr wd 4 5 Lert mf re i] tt . e canillce ' salowly movir on alee th ayo ne > . * punl clothe 1 ne jafluence , * sunple ud , ce | Y ero yh Allon The train is alowly moving Men raive thelr baw ae And whil . m to the leaders punisbinent, | ao a wi w « w ie sunple an tuly dine ered by James Chvahire on his welch y worde will be gacherved aud trensused with) Wachineton, Men will rereive a new accom ‘ui, aud vow auew their fealty wo county iHlintion and amnesty to the thou. ep et. Gaol oid and sonng—still lives Yoars have improv. mined and dee «1 forth at daybreak, sul thatevenin ¢gdo! rather than deteriorate her short and stout ex. he wae sitting atten wih Jane aud Nancy in @ terior. The long exercise of wise thoughis and the Little cottage, having brought im his cart a basket olay en even ® mae lof eggs npples, frest buster, and a pile of the s.ch-Thcred | Thedwarfhae and there are reen weepir One poorly drevsed old idea (hat State re to lowe t territorial ehar nd other divisions the funeral car passes before therm, Persons | Man, standing alone, hae taken off hie hat, and, with 7 the marter te rm ng in weightier maret bie right hand upon hie heart, hows down his head.) ned, and it ie abich constitutions oblivatira weggthga when indie. Cities and States are his pall bear © Stas hive to recure cach of these Btates in the porsenion ard achild § 020 tuentorarcpubidean torn of government AS ate § acter ae States, Hut theirlife breath hasbeen only sue bouevoleut feelings have auty to ber homely featur Hiem hamble but expressive porture, AUB eon Dend. be speuketh, His lite ia vraited upon gece! Pikeleis fcrumpeimy, country pikelets very dif- ise: peared, and there re Sin tend, a grave bus Wins diaid 6 icon: & wean hal Wa her are he iutioste, aud will be fruitful ar go ear hiy lie cangm@lerent to town nes, for tea. venerable matrou,—honored ! ke a que a. id lee : ay bein the gore ment wih a prcutar inatitueBBbe. Your bella and buuur, wad in ed ML SOUTH We need not follow out the courtship of James THE END probably not over three veare of age, who wore @ Bron, ant by the eperation of rebelion Wone that fea t triamph in bie ears Cheshire und Jane Dunster. Te wes Corti) 100 UF cee SS ihe peroration wa Booppy. Jarnes ins stod that both the sisters Khoul:! ri : 7 zi ve irmmediatenotice to quit the mill-work, to spare Too Late for Classifleation. mse.ves the cold and severe wal which the ter bow oecamoned them The sisters bad irr eee : a ay their evening were tar better rewigf CSOOPERS, NO. 5, ARE EARNESTLY RE- ‘quested to Attend @ touee Mecting, to be be bly rooms, Zi) and 2 Hows sat So'clock PLM. io Make arrauver ipate in) the funeral obsequces , re WM. HAUL IE ton mit eRBnone but hore whe dark frock with » mourning ere, and who waved a fine trimmed with crape, This incident found ready appreciation in all who wituer rf across hie shonid- fare, Bae it wera suite when it went into i aud wh " oat without the tr etilastate, (Great a paw fhoid if aaaaolemn® oe of these States where the ret ‘* hee aries have heen Lea en bac ea pel leare not vee beat cade how emall the manner of Umon men if enoteh to From the time of leaving Warrisbure unttl wel min the ehipas Sate 1 hod @ Laay, a high duty reached Piilwtelp! we raw no persona whatever @ ty i rote’ anda cure to thema Republican form « vooemmen’, ibe iano new op.nion, It ts expreemma ) imacne., In 16 individual re vow return longer oure Obl gangn ta on trial, @ ito her a conqueror, by louger heis, oo nt tie world's, Tur Feserat.—The military and civie or- proved their evenings. Whey r and Informod than most farmers’ daughters. They hal been, since they came to Fideswell, teachers ing (Crm aula Agee: at McuURATHL, Bec, mw ad NOOPERS—THE MEMBERS OF NOS. 1,2 J ate in great numbers to-# Societies which have not yet reported unite in the proce r »firand Mamhal, at 200 Wasbing thie morning at 9 o'clock p or. Plo lef ro engaged at labor. Plows were left in the furrows. Bin contoimity w) understanding of the ee shone were closed, and a Babhethequiet prevailed and themy ot our ernment. Then, in eijue Everywhere we ree lennereand festoone of = patting the sore rmumenton ite legs, again, | thin Ur to be leaened in afarm-house for the wife iu win. er, aud James Cheshire therefore proposed to the Sisters to go for three months to Manchester into a wh yn owill the Sundoy-school. There was comparatively 4 + the p ogress of thie work should pass into the ba Ing, and oreasionally # portrait of the truly lemented dof ite tiienda, (Ap anne.) La State ie to be wire ret be nurawd by ite trienda. ave house, to learn as much #4 they could ¢ t n a Tee until {6 gete strenath! : 4 4 as D aahoid fines & dand b United Coopers are requested te : PAtadelphta, A prit 28--44¢ P. M.<W not emothered by anise La pian # wing anil cutting out of! on b ’ hye attend a tunee meesing on thix Mo at 9 o'clors dei phia, April 02 -4'4 2. @ arrived at Boi) me to remark tl 1 tt ne person in question made up #)] Sorts of bouse-@p atthe Germania Asacinb! land the Broad street Station at ively balf-past four Huon and dlanteeration on the one hand, on the other WILLIAMSRURGH t linen, eheets pillow-eases, sbirty, and other lam equally opposed to consol dation~.‘appinuse>—or the centralization of power in the bande ot 4 tow, t agreat variety ofarticles. Through PL particips ¢ in the june to old acqua.ntance be got thero introduced ther: he i} Lancolu, CHAD, avowed|y to prepare them for honse-keeping. It —< . NO, 5, WILL HOLD A MEET+ 40 Was a sensible at p,andanswered well, At aprir & CU0PERS > ne at 09 Fulton et Brooklyn. thie Monday evene 6 tocut short opposition from his own relatives, whi i began to show itse!f, for thes: things did not fail to%, ime atT o'clock, tor the purpose of taking part inthe be tilked of, Jomes Cheshire vot a license, and pro- tmeral ofthe late President, P KELLY, Pres, GEO, ding to Mancherter, was then and there marrie |, it ORADLY, see abd came home with his wife and sister, FLOWER MAKE WANTED——GOOD the talk aud gossip which this weiding made al haode will reevive the beat of wages and ateady round the countr., was no lithe; but she pretien BCdlos meat: aleo girls to low paid while learning. themselves were well saustiod with their routualAry'y tod. WOOLFE, 5 Division st, near Catharine ‘ ety up etalre, Bh6 r sandwoehappr. Asthe spring advanced, Cho I OUSE CARPENTERS ATTENTION—Tha al obvequie o'clock. The corpee was transferred to the hearee, % CARLER which wae attractive and fine. and of elaborate finish, The coMn, covered with to American flag and eur mounted with flowers, orcupled an elevated position, General Intelligence. The Philadelphia authorities had provided coaches for the distinguished funeral party, Owing to rome mie- | management or blunder the procession did not more antil six o'clock, The military, both white and black, ac mate afine display, The City Troop acted as body- mardto the cor Christ's Churches (Eplecopal) were reeponded to by Two of our sentries have been recentiy abot ir At. Mary's (Roman Cath Chureh. The procession B Richmond by uuknown parties, One wae instant sccupied an hour and « half im passing through tho gpl’ k led. streets designated in the programme, when the Old Commopour We, W. MoKerax, United States State House having been reached, the corpse we Navy, died at bis residence, near Bingbampton, N. taken into Independence Hall. where it was placed Yon Saturday He was been in the service siuce 1813, JERSEY CITY oar the bell whieh firet proclaimed the adoption of : » bP . the Declaration ot Ind : Mas.-Gan, Canny reports that there were over Noor THe Krmains,—The city ndenee, Io front of the \ ‘| 160 piewes of artillery fouud in the works around Aquathorit Il proceed to Newark thie morning, and © House waa exhibited a transparency of the lated Mobile, with large quavtities of ammunition and MM accompany hither the remaine of the Prosdent A President, surrounded by the forin of a eotlin, witl y i ; PREPARATIONS FoR THY Foxmran,—It ismathines; in ‘ +O. FARS [,, See o55 eatinvated that 1y peor from Williemeturch will; be In New York tc rrow, Citizens of the Pour- teonth Ward will meet to-nixht to iuke their ar rangements, In nearly all the Wards meetings baved been held Mrs, MANN, wh Tuesday Inet, haa p nies having ptate mourned,’ she the ene @ deacernted in her prose Teanch Nath, Baga a veteran tot re orator, nlwaye © tuost loyal man, prevented the mob committing violence by his prowpe pres i the Louse: of bit sou-lu-law was threatened by the mob. (By Mail to the New York Sun.) ryrnat Hauircn has been appointed to the smand tn Virginia and North Carolina 8x8, Hasc ck aad Rosecrans arrived at Wash- Ihe chimes of St, Peter's and Bington resterday fn she duties of the household grew upon Mrs, shire, She had to learn the art of cheeso-making, house Carp uters of Brookivn will hold a pub @ butter-making, of all that relates to poultry, calvos, meeting at 22 Courtel, on Monuay evening to make vn household management, Rut in these matters re ts tor participating in the obee= *e bad the al of an ol servant who had done all giles Of our lamented Chief Ma titrate, come one, this for Mr. Cheshire, since he began farming. She Pig arin’ pee, tt MALY BRNAN Fete avreat liking to her mistress, and showed yi ane y i with hearty good-will how everything was \W ANTED. A GOOD) OPEKATOR ON ; andas Jane took a decp interest in i she Wheelir & Woleon's machine, to work om wily made herself mistress of tho management §C1#k#._ Apply at 165 Weat 26ch me iain War supplies. The prisoners taken number abous my oucalinia (Will alice ca taliear dicine Horses aa well us of the house itmel!, Sieg WWJ ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A the words, “He etill lives.” The etrone gasiicht cave 1,000, and the cotton secured mut {000 bales, ty + AE 8 SHED CAFINE Ie iiwlain, berself, to take a hand atthe churn, hearse and take care of horres, and make him- sboantiful effect to the picture, Atlousttwohuan- {Two hundreed rebel officer uding Brig ee trenarerral of the BODY 10:50 18 : honk and mdante right te familiar with the whole process elf cenerally ae A ‘a store, None tred thousand souls must have witneased the proces. @Geu. W. TH. Payne, of Fitabugh Loe's Cavaire, gerne will be fed, The Hudsou Brigade design to ee. Mot butter-mnking, and ai) signa by which the pro-giut wetriow sober man nocd apply. Call at No. 476 tion, The corpse while Iyiug iu etate to-nicht was % Were taken from the Ohl Capitol Prison as Waeh-gheort the remains to New York ones 8 1cted toe wuccessful isgue, It was L == hon seen bi atno fart firmer, fresler, sweeser pound of butier, It w neither awe ted by too hasty churning, nor spolle as istoootien the case, water being left in it, for want of well kne ra wife could produce ‘a is L ington on Saturday worning, and sentto Jobuson's a” = = Island, Ohio H * Avack haa issued an order ‘lirecting all MARINE NEWS. parcled reoners in the District of Colunbia, to report to the Provost-Marshal, where the residence of each prisoner, with his uamwe aud rank, will be rocorded, and none will be allowed to wear relel ARBIVED: uniforme. STRAMSITIPS Coo Cromwell, from New Orleana; winited by thousands of pemous, for whose admission she Mayor ierued carde TUF REMAING AT PHILADELPIILA Philadelphia, April 23. The bedy of the Pre font was visited wen o'clock the lir @iles in dou! houre before a remalue, G re of fem e# took pos the line, and notwitheranding the fati¢ if alow pro wreas effected their object, Many fainted, trom fu compored, and js deliberating whee er, on tigue, and were carried off by thelr friends, Colored ing to Tliue® she will adopt wa her rendeuce Ch.- men and women were liberally apriukled along the %e@-o OF Springtield, line; and, no doubt two hundred thousand persons Ev.pnson discloses that there were ten co! Will pase the honored remains before midnight, to lore ty the sasas@uaticn plot; that ata tavetit which time the remaina will lay in otate. ‘The 1h Mamnie they scleral by lot the anseasin of the of Seareport, trom Cardenas President, Our futhormes bave @ lotter which uM are perfectly orderly, and the arrangements by the Mgaya: © It becomes your happy lots Py ul 3 pie ett Neha) PGA NOTE y the butterm lk or by CMROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT—TO April 4-8. Rises, 511-8. Sew, 6 50—M'o ng / Contactors separate renied piopoeals, each en« and pressing. Is was deliciously sweet, by dorsed with the titie of the work for which it may be the cream wascarefully putup n the cles offered, the name ot persoa and date of offering will ale and well attended to. Mrs, Cheshire, too, at received at thie office until 11 o'clock a.m. oF v, thoumnde during the night, By otoitiven evtendedat levwt three » thousands oceupring three or four fi deat ah oan Voursday, April Tun, iis, tor the eo y be soon Kneeling by thes le ot the cheese-pany £9 1 following atrent eyed to Hi Pe ing the curd, taking of the whey, filling Bwith conble stoner, | : the cheese-vat with the curd) and gcc the Rav. ©. from 16h to lTth sie; 40th at, be ween 11t cheea # herselfinto the press, Hor chi aod izth aves, and oTth et. between Lexington an ber displayet ag fine « set of well-sa'ted, well-color- wad Ave e blocks, Barclay et. froma ed, well-turned and recular cheeses as ever issued, from that or any other farm-house, hi] Cc mn, via Port ; De Molay, * Monroe, Chan Hy Y larien, (French French etoresh Spauidibe, al] Newport Rl; Fortress Mot ouien. Moore. For City of Limerick, Liverpool ar Herman Livineston, Morehead City; Yuroo, 1 ' Ustit Mrs. Lincoln is aufficientiv recorered ¢ atethe Wiite Hou he President will occu py she residence of Hon, Bamuel Hooper, Massa- wl unet’, H ostreet. Mrs, Livoln wae vmp isting their objetof seeing the Sth et. from av, B to Kast River; at num on in ructing reopiving av., from 14th wo were in Guneevoort #t., vom Weas 6! J *f.,, trom dd to dh aves, ei herself fount a most excellent helper in Navey. oak st. frou dames to Ouverat, Soec fieations and Nancy took particularly to housekeeping 5 saw thee torte tor i ids can A, vy ol taine i app gticn to a all the rooms were exquisitely man; that every-ggconiract clerk of this office, HOS, STEPHEN thing was io repair; that not only the master ani@l Ts 4, DARE ‘uy A W CRAVEN ton Piuistress, Cut the servants had shetr food prepa oy et Res hee Crown Aqueduct Departments ' Yoo frm Cardid, Palortine, Liverpool yx, from Adelaide, South Australnsd nda, Matuneas: Vural, John Ker rowd nm; D Molone, Wil , wilitary end pollee) prevent any attempts by Ptyraut. You cau select the Ups theblaie or theM@ rue; Nnova Rocalia, Mate Ba Pid? wha : \ oe in @ Wholesome end attractive manner. The egy April 15 hy 1566 - = 3 those outaide the lines from affecting an entrance munliets bus vou know the cup Aus once been (red Rls. Wilnines Ponce fracklers, Ch ecoe@ebe stored up; and as fruit came into season, INSET RECTION Without taking their pine at either end and it failed” telacomo, Cadiz; Cores, Savua; B Young, ¢ it collected for market, sud lore justi ons hous - . ° on Btalrwaye are erected iu front of two windows of the Peesrpnst Jousson wieely determines to show BCHOONER ub Nortolk: Win Allen bold use, She made the tea aud coftee inorning I OORKEEPING, WRITIN ARITH ME hall, Quo of them w printed the world, that in spite of tis fesrtul tacedy, thea g Mutat: Cit Veltuat tiov Arnold, Maine;mmevening, and did everything lus presive as the tn tle, epelling, eramtaa I to #20 por . 48 appropriated to the line ap. » Wea Mary Pletcher, St Audrews, NB. Olive Avery, Rock-MBtle, Lhere was nota farni-Louse for twenty m les » ak yams ye Sa 7 protection of our Executive is not, even now, to in the bayonets of a guard, but in the love and ¥ lauce of the people, He exposes bine If in put places with te inmost indifference A gentle . meeting him on Wordnesday, asked Mr. Prosi lente” Hine, ao; 1 iw 16 Wise for you thus to jeopard yournclif! Heres We eeuattinahs Ue ° plied: "Yeu Thave alreauy been shot at swices Bbannio tromdven, ‘ oh iieeoe mes you remen ber, without injury. Threatened RBs: SAGO YOR SNM ALES 4 S rae; oF Indies, 20 writing leatona, #2, at 68 Bowery, round that wore an mir of go much brightness ani BBGoy. KING suya: Col, PAINE'S pian of ipetructios evident guol management as that of James Che-SBis svat matic and expeditious, 4 abire. For Nancy, from the first moment of theirf —— — acquaintance, he had conceived a most profount PAIN X TRACTOR. respect, In all cases shat required counsel, thous = consulted freely with bis wile, he imever ae DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTO cide vill they bad had Naney's opinion and aan ie the only specitic for Burne and Scalda, relic prosching fiom the exst, and the other to that from the weet, The two lines were composed of men, woe men and children, walking in double file These Minos extended enrt and west in solid columns, fiom the Delaware to the Schuylkill rivers, Indeed, Ib waa poon found thatthe space between the rivers would be M 6 Harcis, Musuuesh; aby men insufficient for the pileriins from the east, and thedMjive loug.'? BELOW-—Hrie San Juan; also one elip, one barkMltion ine the dreadiul agony in a minutes, and alware Hine was extended up Second street in a northerly di- Seererier encores Bnd two bride, UnknowL Anl James Chesbire prospered. But spite oi he sling without scar. A mitive cure tor Piles, Try . i D | ‘ val AY Vg - wore ye the perseention from | . om o AOS. S oy crowd gathered at the crows street and at times be J MEDICINES, lat ane Bb Nani A aL Ra A Nee he rdof it, and not family that hae, tuaed it onc " tee . OT Ic — _ 7 sod found coldness. Os orem S on hat could be induced tobe without a box tn ease of came rather turbulent excited, perhaps, by the NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY, SUR ie felt acandaiized ut his erening himself, as they cait- on accident, A single box will save many a doce pick-poskete creating @ rush, in order to piy thelr Transport Rensep.~On Saturd A SURE c(t INTEMP} ei it, tow millcir!, He was wunted woen ghey MPtor's bill. Ithaeno equolincuring CUTS, WOUNDS, nefarious trade, and very frejuentiy breaking up the ‘ ‘ : if" wey Saturday th Sit H ee a oun mae el met at market, with! ng ben caught with apre:. BRI Isha) FEVER BORUS, BUEN ey TIM, and line in their vicinity and forcing those who had ay- hoi of the Government (' anrport Voltiseal, lying off 2 eshte be ia Mey tace; and told shat they thoughs be bad bad more Hite t CORNS and Bi NI All intiammat'ona, peer » f ie @. Pisce zl per box ve beats t epra sores, eultrheum and sore eves that have re rived very near the Hall to fail in at the soar again Me hope ity was discovered to beon fire, The ci por Luke's Phaiuiacs, cor nee than to marry a dressed dol, witch by | "@ lated avery aber remedy. TI ” othe ) Hes - with thee jon of the captain, mace 1 ete uote ‘ *,and41 The $1 box c& ine ict and make an other attempt, During these rushes aaah aiy deere aig we F YOU WANITO BE Ct At first James Cheehire replied with a careleas ones. Vor eale by the giote o sivy lo bux at Depot, 43 several acciden's happened, in addition to fs ntines } : aee he vevreel, but seve 4 A vegery, "Tue face makes capital buster, thou}, 4 Liberty et, New York, as before mentioned, A young Indy had her arm t O} etimim tugs caine to he tance’ aud aedsedin Q sit dha aa Pei? 1 turns out atoluiaie dais, d= —= a ben, anda young child who became involved in Poe tnw the tn néer, but not beiore the vesees had Spring le the tune ¢ D:, LEATHE'S wer “than a good ma , MORs CARRIAGES, &e crush is tad to have been killed i been leht hours burning, The loss is Get.mated at! ex, V Dis rhe Py B.can, t : DOULEP Prey laces 3 - ened SkCOND DISPATON 364140 Insured E tore to (ne noes mae th miss aives S nor hay Vening to crak 0." “CARRIAGES AND WAGONS FOR SALE— ; ND ‘ ae a : a t ( ary 1 Jeciws, Ad Demin 1 Ni 1 awarfisy pi 4 Bi nh curtome # 40'0 ok Philadel phia, April 23.—The corpse was expoer 4 Pies Resstax PLaGer slo addition to the )'9"* ? P whet ] yvoked J Tone A ve vou be lash aa ae € of carte r ? } Ay at Independence Hall .vom 9 o'clock last night unui! aReLOR of Coilecior Draper, ordering that the arrival A lie ' ‘ or f Af sinisbt bave aug! ed atthe criucisms on bis wie, less at the King's Co, Carriage bacwry Onnee i 1 this morniay, at which hour thousands of pernour £0 #8) Pistue-iniected versel, or parsonger who hae Aris t k ( DOCK SYRUP, though the euvicus neighbors’ wives did aay thas g Nevius sty Bry yn, oa were obliged to retire disappoiuted from the streets tog Med iMsthe vicinity of the contagion, be reporied to Take hy he Sold by Druxwinta git wie me bia ihe st and nyt Mrs, © Regal sew ie For SALE—HORSE, TRUCE subsequently renew theiretforts, Althongh tbe doors gm at once, the resident physician Dr. Lewin 4,@ = 3 te beget : ee a a ai Bt eager * nee for sale cheap, Knyulres f ; ‘ @ere not opened until five o'clock this moraing, lone SYTe POW recommends further precautions. The PTagy, lovely person and quiet good sense and the yrow~ i On BAL mt INE X ‘ Md EX HESS AND x pefore that hour an anxious crowd had assembled, andi disease fms resched Germany, and about two-thirial ™ - 7 een rumor of Ler good management, did not tail toB yon with ‘or bee Bren (apr riocn ay A ee ‘bis comparatively arnall number was increased fromm™ of the presengers recently landed at Portland, Me. / LL PRIZE MONEY NOW READY COL-J produce a due impression, Aud James as) ake eher'acart, Call at 24 Kast 11th ot bd ninute to minut, By 8 o'clock it was almost imposs!-fig*r@ from that countrr, There are no quarantine ve-Ble. Nace pt Roe. tae CAB yt Mark Hy poy arts fe to | A sey pl : ys A ee ‘and tn ORSE” FO” SALE—A_ LOW PRICED t vle © pase within two or three blocks of the hall on, lone at Portlen BROWN & CO u ps i) sl hey vee Aah jout on Naucy st avy time >= hore, at lod Jane ei. oid for want ot use. 22 whe Chestnut street side, while the cross streets wer: Corros,—Collector Draper sailed vesterday ENSIONS, BOUNTIES AND BACK PAY threw bim into a desperate *$ of indignation. The SS = ree i yourlng forth thatr myrigde of human beingr, A miligMifor Charleston to take chargs of the cotton there. Peedi collected, Ail other just elaime procured more the superior merit ot a wile wee koowm Whe OLD, LEAD OR TY PE Me rAL OF ALK Hat the Army Cinim Ageney of L. BROWN &€ CO.,, ee to increase the en 10 Tiptions, bought «! “ sO . avy and police force endepvored w reetrain the prese-MRgud ship 11 to thie city, Mock Place € ¢ } *¢ mare ee ned No, 150 Ae ie tec, that ih bed sally ©. W. Chabkse oes liam pc cash