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at -1- t.mJUUtXimiiriwWi&mi it MMianaaflS9a0BBi ABHINOTONtzWOinl': wna au. msn to we rnw-A AM tiBCTLlWWMhlnaion, October IB, TW- All latter relating to ta subaeitpUon of.or adTRtUUf In, th HtTOLlCAK should dread to tha trabllahera. aa aba. All Jettarl or toauuunieatloaa intended tot pnbileatloa, or tn i relating! to lb editorial tkepartaisBt of tbi paper, ahould MortMM to la 4llor, above. '1 To 'CouutroDm-No notlr can be akaofaaoytoouooimunlatlos.

Whit. trr ll Intended (or iBMrtlon mint auths- teatad brtb nam and addieeaof the -rt- aot bm irlly lor publication, but a nana tyoltti good ruth. cannot undertako to return rejected ton mnatutleae. ABaoMmcBta To-Nlcht. Oxovsn't Thiai Aladdin, of the wonderful Limp.

Faan's TniATXi MarctxcVs grand Itallaa Optra. Faxib or Viiniro at Odd Fellow' nail. Stokx A Rosaro' Co-bibatioii Out-is Corner Hew York evenua and Sixth street. VaWi AXSOBOU CO. '8 ItSSAOSRlX, Thayer Noyee' Clrcua Mxtt tmt, near Pcneiylranla avenue.

THUKSDAYitiiiimiiiimiiiiAPaiL 0, 1805. TUB BITUATlOif. The dlipatch from Gen. Qumt, dated at Nottaway Couit-Houie, letllc the ques-tlon of the annihilation of tho rebel armies under Ln and Johhston. By reference to Llotd's map of Virginia It will be aeen that the poiltloa of Bbbxidab on the Dan-Title road, and of Grabt's left wing; below him, near Bnrluvlllo Junction, renders It utterly Impossible for Johkitob and Ln to nnlte their forces, and lnanrea the de traction of both their armlet, If Indeed Lee baa i anything left deserving the name of an amy.

According to the offlclal dlipatch on tTuosday night Lib wai at Amelia Court- Ho, and Bouidih waa on tho Danville railroad, southwest of Mm, praying for Mxisi to come np, which, If done In time, would enable them to capture Lxa's force, or scatter It to the wlndt. On line SUII farther south, yesterday, General Okast was mortng with the left wing of Ills army, and expected to roach BnrktTlHo but night. TJili Is a grand objective points With this In our posies-sloopaJonxsTOB- Is left at the mercy of Bnauua, while Lis can only at best escape serosa a rocky and bill country with the remnants his army to Lynch burg. Bat he could not exlilln Lynchburg with the Danville railroad In our poi sesslonj especially as Ulncocx Is moving down upon It from tho Valley, and Tiiouas coming In npon It from East Tennessee, It would seem that Lxa knows of no place of ssfety anywhere. In the lata Confederacy, for he leeves Mrs.

Lai In Itlcb. mood, to the tender mercies of the1 Yan kees. The truth Is, that the Insurgents here reached their last ditch. "How are you, Southern Confederacy." KRIOUa ACCIDENT TO SECIIIC TAHY SBWAUO. We are deeply pained to learn that Secre tary Bxwabd met with a lever accident yesterday afternoon, which muit prevent him from leaving his home for some time to come.

He was about to atart from bis home for a drive, accompanied by his son, W. Biwahd, Assistant Secretary of Btatsi his dsngbter, Mill Famnib Bxwabd, and 111 Titos. The door of the csrrlsge refailog to be shot, Mr. Bxwabb ordered ill driver to close It. The driver dismounted from bis box and, with hit reins In one hand, summed the door.

The horses were res tlva ana started as the driver took his sest. lie Jumped off and attempted to hold them, and Mr. Fhidmiok Btvf aid, seeing the animals were starting to run, jumped to the ground Lj assist the driver, but b'e fell to the ground and was unable to get hofh of the reins. The horse ran around a corner, swinging the driver by the reins as one would swing a cat by the tall. They went on madly, and Mr.

Bxwabd, before they bad got to the top of their speed, Jumped from the carriage, thinking he could maintain bis footing, and with a vague notion, perhaps, that he could get hold of the reins lie fell violently to the ground upon bis right lido, breaking his arm close to the shoulder Joint, bruiting his nose, cheek, and Jsw In a terribly pslnfal winner, lie Was at first Insensible, but on being tsken home It was found that ho bad sulToroJ no Internal Injuries. Meanwhile the ladles, wllh remsrksblo presence or mind, remained In the car. rlage, (Ulss Bbwjlhd had remonstrated gainst hf fsther's getting ont,) and tho horses wore turned into ah alley and brought to a stand-sllll bylholr colliding with a brick wall, when the ladles quickly alighted and the horses, recovering them-selves, ran Into a stable. We are glad to be able to stste thst at twelve o'clock to-day Secretary BawxaD Waa much more comfortable, the severe pain of his contusions having been much lie has been Tlilted by members of the Cabinet and many distinguished people, and the kindest solicitude. In bit welfare is entertained by our citizens generally, 1 Hon.

W. Biwjuw, who had such narrow escape yesterday, has but recently recovered from a broken arm, caused by being thrown from csrrlsge. I. OrriotAt, DIIPATCH WtLOM UTAMTIBORKTARTOfWA: s3, rut a Miami rtllJn.ChVfM it War, forwarded the following tele- raa rrom James nvsr issi evening. -3 Ai ixa'i April -tl if av Jim.

i-lie a Id. Vf, srrrtrarx nt'i Is kdowri'tt City Point. But fsw ocirs are ate Lee leJegraphed'WTli' m. on Bnnday tbatj Mi Wa4. driven baAmd, must evacuate.

waa announced In the chnrcbu. Divls Aad soU hlifurnlturi at avctUnj eid vat rtadf to Uirnp. All the leading men sot away that eVtalnavro' be rcbtflron-cUdiwefe exploded. The 'Virginia lies sank-In -Tames river. Above tbe obstructions.

General 'Ewell let (he'clty on lire, and all the portion of Main street to the river was destroyed. The bridges across the river were also deslrored. Many fatal' lies remain. tin-Leoremalnit At Totersburn; the pabllc stores were tjtrned end a few bouiea caught' nre, but not much diraigewas done to the 'tilt. The bridge -tire warn alsq deslroyej.

will report four frost lUenmona. I einnot gti clear Idea of odr lost. The onV Oeneraf Hilled Wlfathron. Oen. Totter wss dangerously, woundi, in thegroln.

ei Gen. Orant has commSnded the armies In person aloce the beginning Of opera tions. (Signed,) C. A. Dxm, AlsUunt'BecreUry or War.

UIUIir.Y 1UPUKTANT SEWI FIIOK. UllAMT AWD IlKfUPAM, Shsildan on turn OaATlIU Ratlroad-i lias's Ilttrsat toOauTllt CutOIT Jolmato and Ilvpilssaljr DU Tliltd ItrotiatiiatOaptnr or Ola-psnlam of xia'a Arny-Qrial at Darkevlll tait Rlgbt-IaUrstU Inn; Dttalls frtfm Rletimeaid, Wa4 TKVAarteT. I WAjftmoTti Aprils up. m. i Mnlar Orntrtl dim.

NtttYfki General Grant telegraphs to this Do- psrimeni irom nouoway uonn uoasa at roiiowsi "l.ut night 'General Shtrldaaiwat on the Usnvllte railroad aonth of Amelia Court Uonsc, and sent word to General Metde. who was following up with the Sd snd Clt corns try iwhaw Is known as the River road) that If tbe troops could be got up lime- no oaa copea oi capiuangAT dispersing tho whole of Let's army. "I am moving with lb 'eft wing, commanded by Oen. Ord.bytha direct Bnrka-vllle road. We w.U be to-night at-or near Burksvlllo.

I have no communication with BheilJan or Meade tvdir. but hope to hear very soon that they bare come np with and canton dor broken od the balance of tne Ar.ny or Northern Virginia. "In every direction hear or the men or that army going borne, geuerally without armi. Sheridan reports Leeat Amelia Court House to day." eowm H. BTUrrcm, BecrctaryofiWarv Wa Dxraanitar, i.Waihiibtok.

AnrU 610 P. M. I flljor Gmertl Din, Xta Ycrk: A dlipatch has lust been received by this department from Richmond, which ststes that General wcmei capinred in well prisoners, and 5.0C3 rebel wounded Were found In the bomlttls Fin hundred pitcel of artUttru and fit! mouMtiu nana oj armi vers caprurru. Tho frusldent went to Richmond yesterday and returned to City Fulnt to-day. (Signed) EdwixM.Stahtoh, Secretary of War.

Wab DxrABTHxaT, I WAinlKQTOX. April 0, 10 SO. m. i Major Onwral Dlt, Stv fork! lbe following details respettlna-th can. tare ol Richmond aud lta occupation by tbe Union forces bare been telegraphed to this Department from that city.

JSDWIS M. BTAWTOll, Secretary of Wsr. General Weltsel, learned St 9 a. in, on Monday, thst Richmond was being erica sled, and at daylight moved forward, first taking tare to give bis men bresklast in the eipecUUon.they might have to flght. He.

met no and entering the cltv waa eroeted with heartrwelcome from the msn of the 'people Mayor went Mw wvWi ijfci jhf 44Na WloS.fi oat to meet him to. lurrender the city, butssversl tnlle east of Oumberlsnd, on tbe mined him on tbe rosd. lien. Welltel finds much suffering and poverty among the population. Tbe rich, as well as the poor, are destitute of food.

Ue It about to Issue lupplks to all who take the oath Tbe Inhabitants now number about 20,000, half of them of African descent. It not true that Jeff. Davis sitld bit furniture before leaving. It Is all In bis house, whero I am now writing. Ho ten at 7 p.

by the Danville tall-road. All tbe members of Congreu, except Hunter, have gone home. Parson Binlth west wllh the army. Judge Campbell remains here. Gen.

Wtltid took here one thousand prisoners, brildea woundeli these number nvo uoustna, in nine nospitais. Captured cannon In number at Irsit fire hundred pUccs. Flyo thpnisnd have been found In one lot. Thlrt locdmo.lves snd three huuJriJ cars are found here. Tho Petersburg bridge Is totally destroyed! that of the Danville road pat llally, so that connection wth Petersburg can easily be made In (hat way.

Jill naval vessels are destroyed, except an unfinished rsm, which has bcr machinery In her perfect. Tho Tredegar Works are unharmed, and the machinery Is running hero to-day under Weltrel's orders Llbny priion snd Csstle Thunder bar alio escaped the fire, and are filled with rebel prisoners Of wsr Most or tbe editors have fled, especially John Mitchell. The IIAtj; appeared yesterdsy as a Union psper, with tbe name or lta former proprietor at Its head. The theatre opens hero to-night General Weltzel describes the reception of the President as cnthuslsstle In the extreme. Ton only Democratic member or Congress from Connecticut, Mr Jaitee E.

English, who was chosen In mill by 1,004 msjorlty, and In 18G3 by 1,030 majority, la now displaced, and New England will present In tbe coming Congress a delegation entirely unanimous rot tbe right side. Mr. Bwcat was defeated In Maine, Mr. Maroy in New Hampshire, and now Mr. English in Connecticut, give place to aaound Republican and Unionist.

Tbe member already chosen to the Thirty-ninth Congreu now standi Union, 1( Democrat, 85. Rhode Island will elect two Union men, and Kentucky, Tennessee, and per-bapa other Southern States, will swell the number. Laat November Mr Lincoln's majority in Connecticut was 3,400 Isst Apru uiuciuuai'uu siso, ior uovernor, over eeymour. i baa between 10,000 and all tbe Conx-ressmen are of the twenty-one Bonstor aro of the same laiui A kJir.MM Mk HI rtnsirx-v -nwx-rrTrriST i MZ WEJII ntiM-iraNi Kill II BNfpWmWflp Wct ii mu at LnW LttJ. Bl -Cl.

hv -itt- GRAffi-LEFTWISGATBMILLE BherldaH Bees ho EscaiVor'ttc1 TWO UUNDBED WAGONS. NINE BAT- ANtt vr Aiiii.iiBrii uArxyKu 'fit1 -GENERAL BHEKIDANr lw. 'TSaTKBDAi'. I DitpalrlKR batter frm Habit Cf lonil Tbe following oDIelal dlinatebM ham JuiVbeenecevtdl JcucTiokiouTnimE akd Daxvulc II. B.

1 jjyxiiu.r, April e-io p.m. Lleat. Geo. Grant received the following dispatch, atCBO p. while on bit way to Ibis and -at once proceeded to Gen.

Sheridan's hesdqasrtert) 1 send you tho enclosed letter which will give yon an Idea of the condition of the enemy and their whereabouts W2 Oenersl Dstle't brlgs'de this morn ing arouna on my ten osnk. lie captured at Are piece, artillery, abouitwo and 'elxhl or nine osiue-nsgs, sofi a number or prison Two division of lbs Twenty-fourth cotpa will encamp Here to-night, and one dl'vlston of the Twcntj-nfih army corps at Black's and White's station, South Bide railroads 8. Williams, Brig. General. 6 S.

n. General TJrantAteslred rnetotrsnsmltthe 'jl grspfi at this plsce, and to say that the Olh corps without doubt reached Gsnoral Bhcr- tdsn's poiltlon within ah hour or two after the dlipatch wal written. The 2d army corps is now coming np. I wish yon were here yourself. I fesl confl-dsntof ctutnrlnir the Armv or Northern Virginia If we exeft ourselves.

Isoooo escape for Leo; I will put all my cavalry oat on our left flank, except McKenzle, who la now on the right. (Signed,) F. U. BnxniDAW, Major General. LBTTIB.

AmbXII C. April 9, IS 50, Drnr Mvnmu Oar army Is mined, I fear. We are all ssfe ss yet. Shyron left us sick John Tstlor Is wellf ssw him yesterdsy we are In line of battlo Ibis evening General Robert Lee Is In the field near ns. My trust Is still In the Justice or our cause and that or Uod.

Gen. Hill ii killed, I a few moment! tlnce. Bcr nard, Terry tald, wai taken prisoner, but rosy get out. I send this by a negro I see passing up rsllroad to MIchlenbarg. Love to all, Tonr devoted son, Wat.

B. Tatlox, Colonel. Prom City Potas. The United States mall stesmer James T. Brsdy arrived at her wbatf, at the foot of xth street, at on early hour this morn' lng, with mills and passengers from City Point.

Among the psnengers were fifty rebel ofilceri, and one hundred and fifty- six prlvstes, prisoners of wsr. A rebel brut btndof twenty-seven piece alio ar yIvkA Iiw tha JimM T. llrailr. Zesterday four United Btates hospital boats arrived from City Point, vltt Connecticut, Cosmopolitan, Conic, and Con. Toy, wonnaea loiaieri, They were dlitrlbated to the different hospitals, TnVlXscant staid an (ha BaUlmora i aad Ohla UaUroad "Mr.

William Wilkinson, formerly of BaUlmora, bat furnished the Cincinnati OdtelU with full account of theielzare of a train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, evening of the 80th ult by a gang of guer rillas, wr. V. wss a pasicnger on the train, and the main points of bis ststement ar a louows The guerrillas rushed Into the cars at all the doors and called out In loud but distinct lsnguage "All officers on bosrd of this train must at once surrender Two Captains and two Lieutenant did surrender, snd were handed over to the guard and marched off. They then anured the ladle on the train that no Indignity or In-Jury should be offered them, but that they wanted all the money and other valuables on bosrd tho trsln. The order was given and the puscngert marched out the doors, and were searched tnd robbed, and then allowed to.

proceed to tbe outside. Altsr tue roDoery oi tne passenger bad been completed, the gang made an attack on the trunks and mall bacs. eelzlne every thing or value Iheytonld lay their handt noon. All the tttchelt and reticules or the ladle were huddled together, and two negroes who were being broajht to Cincinnati by Mr WUklnion were deputed to carry the stolen articles to Richmond. Tbe qusnllty taken was upward! or In money, besides a number of gold and silver watches, rlnga and clothing One passenger lost 0,000.

and Mr. Wllklnion lost (l0, but saved his wstcb by concealing 'It Instsntly between hit drawer! and Ida The lettcrt and papera taken out of the mall bag! were plied on the floor of the baggago car and sot on flro. The rrbs appeared to bale a wonderful hurry, and taking advantage of the confu-slou, Mr. Wilkinson crawled up on one aid of the lrln. and taking a tnsll pouch, undertook to extinguish the firt bullet psssed cloie to bis bead, and accepting the admonition as a very earnest request to re-real, Billy lost no obeying tbe leaden order, la very few moments, however, the commend was given to "fall In Company and the company, with a loud buna and a "good-bye ranks," retired eastward along the track.

AHiwYork Kaltur Irikea Ilaavlly in Indiana, Ixdiamai-oui, April a. Tho failure or me nouee otu. J. A.yon osnxers and gold gamblers or New Tork, rails bmlly upon some ol our citizens. A great many had dealings with this bouse, and some af them will "to tTp" with It.

Bx-Got, Hammond Is ssld to have lost cignt inouiana aouere in goto ana urge amount In greenback. Capt M. Flla-gibbon Is reported to be a sufferer to tho lane of filly thousand dollars In gold Jesse LVBrlght is ssld to have been made exceedingly uncomfortable by tbe failure of this house, nd Telbott I also a Buveror, OMAU1' v43 4 Major K. H.Bnooki.'of MarvUnd, chief clerk oi the rsymattsr Otasrvs omw, naa ba apDolatsd a nsriasittr la the Uettsd aii Aimy.and asilgael to uuiyjo inai t.i- ncs. us is a mol hlttirul pu-lio omoir, talllir with his buiuu.

sourteous to U. snd demvedlr popular'. )JIU On Arrow DIUbsom, of tblt city, his bssn sppolntdehlsl tltrk of Ihs raymai- 1st Os at ral's OfloS.Wsr Dtput nent, la wblth has lot lh tut Ihres yesrs fined with W- (ijr ana ssiuisciiftn to th wpinoieoi, a po-slllonot trust reapooiRilllty. An' excellent appolotasnt. Otnsral Ca'ity's Kltn nlnn rTaard.

Major denwral Oajsi and lUff will leave Id-morrow afternoon, by lb mall boat for Richmond, to commrnco tbe organisation of colored troops In thst Vicinity. The board of which bo Is president, convened to onmlne offlers for colored ttoipi, bss suspended Its operstlon here for the and will, resume Its sessions In Rich mond. This board alo examined canal dales for'commliiloned positions In Hsn-cock' Tint Army Corps, which dnty bss bee! suipsnded) but It Is probsble another board will be convened In a few days for Ibis purpoeo Tg prevent an Influx of candidates before Cabst's board, who might make this a pro" text to visit Richmond for mere Idle curl oslly, permleslons to appear beforo Clan's bdsrd at Richmond are withheld fer the present Hancock' Carp, A board or medical ofilceri, or which Burgeon B. B. Wiiftorr, U.

8. Medical director of tbe Fint corps, Is I'reildent, la now In session st Stanton hospital, Waiu Ington, D. for the examination or applicants for positions of surgeons and assist ant surgeons In tho corps, The Secretary of War has csusedthe rule requiring two yesrs' service to be re ined In tho caie of asslstsut surgeons appointed for the First corps. Gradastcs In medlclnewho wish to enter the service should send their applications, accompantsd by testimonials, to the Bur geon General of tho army, when permission will bo given to present themselves before the board About Ills Illumination, Tbe illuminations laat Tui.day evening wors ipreal ovr luth ijitii ipac la our city that our riportsr loasil It impoiilbl to do Justice to all of tlnm. lha First National Ssok, In Jit Cooke and Company 'jmarbla butldlox, waa most appropriately raottoeil, aaoraeit anil Hznid unilsr Ihidliectlon ol 1.

Huotloilon, ciahltr of Ihs bsnk. Oiovai's Thsatr was profuislr decorated Th display of banting wai Urre, tba enllr front of lha IhcAire bclcg beautifully louoea wnn Amtrissn nax. Vari(atd Chinese lampi wire auspanilid rrom every avillable point, aod the whole surmounted if th tallsmaals word, "Vislory." Th maaagsr dsiervss great credit for that! dlspUysd ssd for ths promptae with whlsh hsasteltn tho matter. On ths rclpt of the nswi, on lt Mcndsy, ha ordsrsdths tntlr thsatr to decorated la honor ore victory thst hall bats a plac la th history cur country until the la syllabi el res.rdcd time." Bi-aukUko Catawra. Frederick B.

Cot sen bJ nt reoMved a frtin lovolec of worth's Sparkling Cstswht, in quirts and liuls. Ills delicious rllsle-just tba tblag to tout Grant aad his general In. Ou Itobaft K.X-. Iliad I bvl dltd an tur bifort IMicSanct I had ttttaa bUiud tlmtt lor, from thl Instant, I here's nothlog rtnui In nortsllty. -MlitulloysjBxaowN AKiiaaAcc it ukaci 7 As wlas Hf' Uditvt, AMU llllc MGhE II LEFT Tilli AULT TO BIUO OF" Shakitptdrt.

Tnk TxiTniOBi 6r WAinnoTON. The Boston Ttantcrlft copies from a ptmphlet entitled "Letters from General Washington to Bevsrsl of his Friends, In June and July1, 1TT0," re-publUhed In Philadelphia In 1703, the following extractor a letter from General Washington to Mr, Lund Washington, datsd New York, Jane 13, 1T78I We have lately had a central review: and I bavo much pleasure In Informing you tbat we made a better appearance, and went tbroueh our exircliea more like ioI. dlert than 1 had exrcctid. The Southern Btatea are raih and blame. able In the judgment thry form of their brethren or the foor New Fngland Stalea 1 do aisurayou, wnn an my partiality for my own countrymen, and prejudices against them, I csn but consider them a the Bower of the American army.

They are a strong, vigorous, and hearty people, Inured to labor ami toll, which our people seldom are; and though our hot and eager iplrlts may suit better lu a sudden and uciperste enterprise, yet, in the way In which wars are now tarried on, you must look for permanent advantages only rrom that patient and persevering temper which la the result or labor Tbe New F.nglandera are cool, considerate anil sensible, while wo are all fir and fury. Like their climate, tbey maintain an rqual temperature, whereat we ctnnot thine bat we burn. Thir have uniform- lly and stability or character to which the people or no omcroiaies nsve any praitn-slons hcneolher must and Trill always prosorAe their Influence In this greet Ein- uiro were it not lor tne arawoacae auo dlssdvantages wblcb tho Influence or tbelr popular opinions on the subject or Government hive on their army, they soon nilgai snd probably would, give law to it It is proposed Ihst all the members or tbe (1th regiment who "psssed through lltltlmoro" on the lO.b of April, lbol, as-semblo and Join In the consecration or the Martyrs' Monument, at Lowell, on tho anniversary, April 10. It is hinted that some of lb recruiting sgents of Massachusetts btvebeen endeavoring to enrich themselves rather than aerve the Bute, and that thoyareto be overhauled. A Bnnr as is A Bnsir.

A farmer residing ncsr Unlontown, Fayette county, boasts thst ha has raised the most extraordinary male aheep on the continent of America. He ll a well formed animal, half Spanish and half pilcstan, three yesrs old, and has on him a fine fleece, the fibre of which are elghteenlncbe In length and proportionately heavy. dOBOH.HqTT,tb young lawyer or Boston who went to Virginia to defend John Urowapnhla trial, I now Lieutenant Colonel of the 15th Kansas cavalry. Matloaal Military ad Haval AiU-, ThefcWwIsjrn tlotrn HsmBoTolrM-s WATIOXIL HIUTAIT AKD (I AVAL AIILUH, roa Tna must or totallt bis axlsd orricix swd -m or tbi tol- oaiua x-obcx orjna UalTajiSTATIS. WAsmsatoa, D.

Marsh I ISST. liiaiYfloia SdJilltat of Congress as on of th corporator of th Nllool Mill- ttalst. astlonofConfrtit, Avssttccpf th.eorj(iors for.Jh phr-poss of orgaalsatlop, at the (ttlthsoalsa tas'tuft, st sh(j)ton tlty, oe tba If stay of April Inst. reu ars euaasuy jtnussini to.atiend ssi mtetlag. j- AsoawJosso, i aafn SlMSB T.

CMABSV JaY Cooe i tnwm MrAKTt)t, HdaiLaaaifcLXVi dibxoii Wxlu, lUaaxJ Uvmkp, MOBTSOMEBT BLAIB, IIXXBY W. BSLIAWS, ulivxb r. nioaTOB, noaxt r. uoitx, David O. Fabbaodt, Jona A.

abdbxw, Matiiaxikl p. Btaxi.HskBT W. Sattiitn, Vf. UlMBTCnAaiiiaa.Janw W. FOasri, ton A.

Dix, trV- T- "IxwaaT. n. Members ef poegresi ars respntul Invited toatlsnd ths msstlng. CirrcRi or A BalIimobb Btiimkoit add Bcnoona tb Hsbil on tub CuiiiraAKB. Iatelllgsnco reached this city yesterday morning of the captnreol tho Itcamboat Hsrrlet Deford, Capt.

Albert It Lesffue. rnnnlnftf on the line bctwesm Baltimore and the P(nt river. Itajw pears that the Harriet DfrcTd' laden with aoout lony nojsnraos or iodscco ana anantltv af wheat, wa on ber trln toitbt port from the Fslaxent, snd Ihst about 9 o'clock, p. on TUrtday, the stopped at rairnaTen, at tne nno or Herring bay, is nansl, to iske on psisengers, fttf. Boon after reaching the wharf, some thirty men, (wbo bsd entered tho river on Monday afternoon In bosls i se'acd a Tmotnr.

and com pelled the captiln to pilot them 'up tbe came on ooira ana icok possession oftbellsnlct Deford, compelling all tbe white passenge a to goonabore. These strange men wce all drrsied In rebel uni form, were arm-d t) the tretta, and com inanaea oy a vajna-n rnznugn. ineyoo-tslned on board (be engineer and firemen, and seized and carried off all tbe colored persons tbey could find some 'thirty In number men, women and children. There were fifty-Are pjuenger on board the Hsrrlet Deford. wbo were put under obli gations not to leave the place for four hours.

Tbe rebels soon after left In tbe stesmer, and when last seen were heeding aown tne Day, Keeping wen over io in Eastern Shore side, under a full head of sleam. Captsln League snd the male of the Hsrrlet Deford, wbo werb adong those released, made their way to Annapolli, and reached this city TcetcrdsV mornlno. Cirt. League bad In bis possession tbs sum of nnecn nunarea aonars, or wmen ne wa robbed by tbe captor of hi vessel The Usrrlet Deford wss a beautiful little stesmer, built at this port about three montns sgo, auo was valuta at nity mou sand dollars. She was owned by Messrs Isaac and Thorn ai Deford, and others of this city.

The psssengers of the Hsrrlet Deford were tsken on board the schooner Hlawitha, and brought to this city, arriv ing at a laio courou luccaay nigni. As' soon ss thelntelllgenceof the selture or the Harriet Deford rcsched this city yesterdsy morning, Gen. Morris liined orders to ihttProvoit Msrshsl. Msl. Wetile.

to send down tbe bar a fore for the cur. pose of orertskleg and recapturing ber If possiuio. a isst stesmer was at once taken, of which Cant Vaughn, assistant provost manual, tool command, untied by Lieut. omiiD, cnici oi ueucuvs. -iney looxwitn them thirty picked men.

well armed, and a 34 pound bowllaer, sailing about 0 o'clock. Subsequently, a Urge Government steamer was dlspstched ou the same errand, having on board one hundred lofantry and a squsd of artillery, with several pieces or heavy ordnsnee. The lsst nsmed resssl hsd orders to the effect that ir the tug was over-tsken before recspturlng the Harriot Do-ford, to take the force and bowltser from her, and proceed to sea In sesreb of the csptured steamer. The newt of the eais. tare wss telegraphed to Hsmpton Roads, where a large force of national vessel! are at rresent, and It la supposed thst st fall force are at present on the lookout for tbe pirate.

The schooner Bt. Mary's, Captain How-ard, was captnredonFrldaynlghloflCedar Point, at the mouth of Pataxent river, by a party ol men, about 80 In number, who represented tbemielvc tt first to be Fede- ralaoldlert, anxious 'to go to Point Lookout. They came on board In a large boat and Immediately took possession, putting the captain, crew arid lure passenger below. Tbey Immediately put to snd the next dsy plsced tbe captain, paissn- gers. ana on wntte nsnd on board tbe schooner Bpofford.

bound to tbe Delaware. Three negro men, who were on board, wore aiso retained, aa aiso waa ins eniiro cargo or tte vend, which consisted or groceries, dry goods, provisions, Tbey avowed themselves to be regularly In lbs rebel service, and strict discipline waa maintained. Captain Howard wa allowed to retain bis money and other personal effect, but the loss of tbe vessel, of which he was psrt owner, It a serious loss to him Messrs Frcelsnd. Hall A ol this city, lott alot or goods, valued at 350, wblcb tbey had snipped io ci. county oy me m.

Mary's. There were rumors afloat last evening that several other BaUlmora vessels bsd been seised, but tbey eoald be trsceil to no reliable source. Ail. Sun. Tn Potato MABxa-r.

TbeWllllmsntlc (Ct.) Journal la Til 'fotatoea were aelllng lattweexin tyuumanuc ior tniriy nve 10 Ixty cent per bushel. A firm In Norwich advertlted for fifteen thousand bushels, de livered, psylng seventy five cents per bushel, as soon as this nonce wss od. served, the farmer or Windham and vicinity commenced sending their potatoes down bv rail. On Friday the roads lead ing to the South Windham depot were HUM Willi teams losaea wun potatoes, ana a gentleman 1010 ua mat eigni won aand bushels wore shipped through." A rnisiciAN In Bprjngfleld, was recently celled to attend a soldier's widow through a long and aevcre attack or pneumonia. He rode ilx miles ror every visit during somor the severest wealhcrof the past winter, and on ber recovery presented ber with bis bill or nesrly fifty dollars, receipted In full, "In conslderstlon of ser flees remleiei to blm and his country by her lamented husband." GiRAjru Collxob, In Philadelphia, baa five hundred and sixty three pupils, esch ol whom coili one hundred and eighty dollars a yesr.

In 1857 there were only two hundred and nlnty-flve pupllt, and esch of them cost two hundred tnd fifty, dollar. The number of application Is In; crossing, on account of orphanage produced by the wsr. 1 a. Wa lesrn from Ban Domingo that th stories of a po'ltlcal revolution there are untrue. The Kepublle 1 peaceful, and the new Government htt been quietly organised Gen.

Roiat hat' been' chosen President, snd a constltusnt Congress' of nine representative from each commune bat been-cillod. oUce Wif mat i brpjKrii In Sajmtd a thafatt I av JHatjMtl Hfltkryi nd JBiB Ws. BnsUTW OITW Mr. Uaeaia'a Jaangwrat la kaglaJid. Tbe followfag the article ion SptcUloKfi Mr.

Lincoln run oolHcallaew t. Ingtkls isecou id a anars nan i i inn- solemnlly, has hsd no equal In bur 4s Pmldencv bezan. be ssys. with the effort of both parties to avoid war To stren gtb andeltandthe slave Interest wss the object for which the Insurgents would rend the Union by wsr while the Government claimed the right to do no or than restrict tne territorial enlargement or Both parties 'read tbe ssme Bible and pray to the Sam God V.hl-nV.IIU.M..lntl,aolher. The prayer ot both cannot be answered inai or neuner naa.

oeen answercu iuhji for the Almighty has Ills own purposes Up M.mIii rAM nn IM mil rnAA fftr llin Vorth It partnership In th original guilt or slavery! woe uuu ino worm opesure ofUdoncel, for It tnnit faeedl bblhatbr-fences come, but woe unto that man by whom tne onencej comethl Uwe shall suppose American slavery one of (hose or-fence wblcb In tbe provldenc of God must heeds come, but which, hsvlng continued through Ills appointed time, He now wllli to remove, and that He give to both North and South this terrible war, ss wss doe to those by whom the offence came, we shall not dltcern that there It any departure from those Divine attribute which believers In the lltlntt God always ascribe to Him Fondly do wa hope, fer-veutly do wsprty.thst this mighty scourge of war ay ipecolly pass away. Yet. lilt be God's will tbat It continue until tho wealth cited bv bondmen by two hundred aud fiftryeara of unrequited toll shsll be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn wllh the lash Shall be repaid by another drawn with the sword, a was ssld three thousand year ago, io still It must be tsld tbst the Judgment! ef be Lord are true and righteous altogether With milled towards none, with charity for all, with firmness lb the right as God gives us to sea the right, let ns strive on to flnlih tho work we are In, to bind up the natlon'a woqnds, to care for those wbo ahall hsVo borne the bsttle and for their Iwldows and orphsns. And with all this let us strive aru a jnu ana lasting reacts among ourielWs and wllh all No Halnnien ever uttered words stamped at once wjth tbe aeal of so deep a wisdom and so true a Simplicity. Tho 'village of whom Sir G.

Lcrli and many other wise men wrote with so much scorn In 1001, seems destined to be one or those 'foolish things or tbe world' which are destined to confound the Wise, one of those wesk things which shsll 'confound the things which are LOOAIj news Tub Boxes or th Wasiusotoh add Alsxasdbia Railkobd CoxrAnt. Io th Baardctf Aldartaea last cvantag the resolution appropriating tli.tso to pay th eeventb endeishta Inttalmeni of th prlaclpal and tnteren on the rood of the Waahlogton and Alexandria Railroad Company, waa taken up. Mr Llord waa opposed Ihs oaaaax ef lha rasolutloni wanted Mr. Rlcg to aua th railroad company. It wa not his Intention to keep Mr, Higg out of th money 1 lha Lorpo-ration ot Waableg 00 wss bound for II and If th railroad company did net pay lha Cor oi us moocvt in lorno- and poration would llcdsatrnl Mr.tl-ira to enter sultaislost tbe railroad company la order to brlog eald company to a they bcleg able to Mr Fepper Ihorght Ihs corporation wai incy nan given incir word Io Mr, Rl'gi, and ought not to ba put to the trouble ol suilog th r-llroad company When th corporation of Waihlagtoa bad momlied to oar lha money.

Mr. Lloyd aaGl wanted It to ba dtntln1 ly uodetatood that did not want to katpllr. Rl-t out of th money All wanted wa to compel th railroad company to aettl. Mr. rcnuer satd lha I'orooratloa auaht to pay Mr.

Kj'gs tha mousy, snd then Ih rauroaa compsny. Aiier io utavusiion octween nicessr, fjord. Gollsk. reiDr. riant, anil Novas, motion to paatpoaa ih r-olutloa waa loat( and npon avi brlog takan tba resolution WA passca.

ina loiiowing lain voiei Yrsl- Messrs. noyri, rianr, i-ppcr, ana sna ill imeni, Bit Brown. Mav-Mr. Lloyd. A Baits Band from Dixib -The band belonging toih llth Vir.lota armed this morning vlallty Point.

Altar tha oath ol allcglan had been admlnlsUrad to them by Captain Russell, of tha Provost Marshall1 Smia.ia oana rrgaiea ana omoer at me tol lur' Rait with "Ain't wa mlrhtv clad Io art Outof th 'Jordon liahaidroad so -uarrv ma oaaa la 01a viiginia," "Way down la Dill." Ac. Th 00 being aaked why did not play "Tankea Iljedle," said it waa loog stoea had heard tt lhathabsd forgittault, bnt would tare ths mull silo play It to Prtitdcat lasoloon htirsturn Iron Rlahmaad. After laying a th Soldiers' lleat for short lima hy serenaded CjpUla Usmp at hi ouloe. Bad rep tired in Geosrat Augsrs and Colonel Ingranam's oratea far ths Ilk sompllmrnl. 1 SSI Malicious MlscniBr.

Wsller Fercu- son, Clto Drown, and ihaii. QarlbalJI, three soldiers of IhatOthN. Tork went lato ths restaurant of Mr. I. M.

Dusant, corner of sixth I'teat and PMniylvaol avenue, and aled for dlnaar. AIMr tha bill wa given to the-, tlfs, they disputed II and awor thty would not par it, mating much note and curaing pir. iiuoani wens out can a cm-car, and whtl ha waa abaeot tha aoldlers threw about tha dlhr- and castora, demolishing llila their reach, Tbey ware arrested by omeer McColf ao, and eommltted to Jail lor conrt by Juutc O.berson, ton-iwcr ths charge Of mslleloua mlschtcf. Tub Baltihobb Annual CoirntCB ar tub A. M.

a Zioa Cohkiltiok Tha oiergy composlnT this religious body will meat In annual session on Saturday, th 8lh Inst at o'clock p. In John YVriley chapel situate on Cingectlcut avenuSibe twren I. and atr-ati, af which th Rer, tVm. F. Butler la paator.

Ilahop Talbot will pre-ald. Tha loefrn will coatlaua It rs-alon ao me alght or ten day, an 1 will tit with open door Tho clergy andpjblle generally ars Invited to attend. GtitBBit isBtHTTO tub Otn Capitol Tha following-named baad.ts wsr forwarded from Col. Well' headquarters, Alexa-drta, thli morning, and consigned to tha old lapl-tol, by order si Col Iograham. Cornwall, IBth Virginia caralvi W.

T. Waahlnglip, tin Virginia eavalryi W. II. Amoot. Wa.

F. Hu--ncr, istfi Virginia eavalryi Wa, A. Violet, Hat Virg nla eavalryi hydtman Kiarny, bushwhacker. Fioimieo. John James, a discharged soldier, and Joba 11 riambrr, a negro, were airoeted this morning by colter li.wie for righting.

Several icvcre blowi were itruck, andboih putlea had a cut bevl. number made tba charge of aaaault and battery areloet Jamca. Thar being no evldeeee to luatala th chart or ahaw who waa the aggreaaor, lha caao waa tliimliscdby Justice Gibanoa. TnaSuooTiNU or lluisxix. The exami nation oi samuel Daws, Wa, Shedd, and Wm.

Leaman, charged with tha snooting of George W. Ruaselli on Monday night been uatu waanasaay aiiarnoon, at thraa n'alock. "Th partlea being out on ball, ih raa 1 poatpencd ta await tbe result of Russell's wound, 1 RrniL Ornctns 1'niBosnis or War. iniriy-IWtf 11 ii war-, arilvcd this morning from Cltv Point. Among tnm ware rearpa 01.4111, cji wiaa Lladt.

Col. Dnnaan, ISih Mia and Col John N. Drown. K'h B.C. Thty were aentto Ik Old cpnoi, oy omr 01 uoi ingranam.

ItiniL OrriotBt Pbisorbbs or Wab. Thrc hundred snd Dfty-lhi rabal offlccra, pr-aonera ol war, arrived al Captain Russell a oiueo ycsicruij aiirrBovn, irom oini, Tuey were tant to th Old Capitol. Still TntT Comb, One hundred tnd ssvsaty rebel deserters and raiureea arrived from dty 1 Point tht moratsg. Tbey will ba (urniihadtraospaitatloa Merth after takUif the oath of allegiance. MiSf ix; iaf 4u.

i. iBprsasi liJUutM nuKiLm ditofMK tern aaCfEl. ala-ad tlfltavH W.Cr.cpi.-M 'sMtarUt-irt 1 aa4 arras mr gvsasua -asi slOMnt troue ol eauntrlsnt aa4 enra. aasts, la soejuoetloa with a urn bomber of lor hnrsca, ponlu, aiaKs rat. 'lor-lna; tfioruioitii fins in mafninffioa.

Ani us win mi Annapotll rnaayaai ratair aiawaea ana uuumor nexi on wnV 'Wa eommend I eurjiitaa ia mms tmu aiwnnby Dlrr.and flflnnflAi irSt.tlaMraM. Pllioa Shay wJm ratiae4 lit iJs.Pe'fo'ajao1 than the proprietor WIWWIHH MWIHHf BTlli T-bt C6rVsJ-i Twentv riM and Ocaertcia artlrtd yestarday mornlag Point Lrxikiul. Tr will 1 lumtthed with transpoitatloa North. O'O I I' JJP TE ra B. CiROtirr Coon OMtf JuHtet Th iiis of Cilen and other against Clark and elhir was Manned Ikla Burning and at.

kudiidi ivDuanf 117 vviuini i 1 1 GmhibIt. CoorT Jir. ffc uf(n Kdward C. fa Morton, Esq btittlet Atlomtyf Teluid.j, Uf out repbrt eloled, Wal. Paturson, WAI Psrry, was Ibaotl gailTy A doIIo fr a 'new tttal waa made ry hi cunl t-dy.

Rich DcUeay, tilt I John WSS found gulllv al keeping a dlioidtrly houi. Henry VL aiols wa round aullly of assault adbaittryontm-M Kulght. Jams Henry. Indicted lor aiaault aadbal. tciy on Hillary Lancaster, was then ulsscdea trial.

Baltlmrr Hai-kat. WxrjntlDAViApi 11 (frtWlrrrn Uttrw nftr 10 cveraliMi cult, suifiis oAervts ftpnt SVj Coma. No sslcs repoitsd to-day. Lova Centiauea bnvy, atd trleeifavot buyers. Wa rsport sile of city mills and avl al.Al if n.n4ft ktiA flhln tra at as SO tier bbL We notlas another de Cllne in nigu araafia 01 aiumorr, aou qunio pneca ai 10a oioici voio auocr bt my, 101.

Ohio, 1 1 mlPa ard Howard atreat do S.Iaail ins ityi ltv tmllla and Howard atraat axtra. Be S)4l Hy ml Is 1 ihlppitig.do., 10 hlin gratl do tie eoi aad les-my nut. vy pour t.L.. ..1. HA to-day 1 no lalas of whit reported) rrd further declined, with isles ol l.ludbuihila atatso, ndsoobuahcla prima at Corn only I too bushels bushel! whit sold at 0 aadsu)miah, dampat osper puihel Ustc lAOObuahtls oBsredt maikit dull at 1S7l ota.

weight. mDLSHEl noiiiii Proviairiaa There 1 a fair Icoulrr for ba. eon Irom Jobber, with sale lK ntaior shoulilar. tHl it)t cents far sldci. For Ml other dralrlptlon of lb hog product ths maikct la nit, aaa priee nomtoai.

icoAi Tha mil kat la mortatcAdr. and to day baa ten nulla aatira Wartpoitialciai ioiiowii sionui prima a oru sticu ai crata net, ISJ do. common to good at cent, JSdo good raHolcg at ll cental til hbda. lubaat IIMaats, TO boxes do. Ho.

II at II eaata for rcflaloci atao. IS heda. arootrr Cuba at ISc-aotapar lb. sicue 1 lover Is ouict at 1 1111 mo- thy dull at 00, and Kax aoniUal at(Sptt buahal. Salt Continue dulli no ssle worthy of nonce, ana prist irregular Wiiiskv-I dull, with sale of CO bid, la lot at It par gallon.

UIKD, Or Wailoeiday evening-, Arrll Olh, lll-lTIE H.t Tslxb, c. Jest daughter of Daniel and Tharclatlvea and filcndaflf the famlir ara Inv.ted to attend her funeral at the midene of her parent, Itew York avenue, ilx door wcet irom aourta nicer, ou rnuay, as a o'clock, d. m. Un lha 4'h Inst of coogeitloa ef th brain, epuia buaT Wakbwsiiaw, youngest ion el CaMalo Wllllan lAakenahaw. furmrrlr ollh tUi Michigan Infantry Th luneral will tak viae as itoitoi uarracK.

waanmsion. vn i clock rrltuda and ae- qnainiaars ara isviiva to attend. (Nawaik, hew Jersey, papeiapUne copy Bt'EQIAI. NOTIQ13B. KtSotlce To th llembara aflh Fourth Ward kxeoipt.on Uub.

Th follow- lag icaolutlon wai adopted onTueasiy I lnitLntl AfMlreif, That every member of th a dob wna anau not nava piio ini 1 io ircaaury 01 aatd alub by Baturiay evectof next, th 8th Instant, th (93 eaicaied by th resolution ol Marth 8 shall be, and they ara cludtd Irom recelvllg aay baotlll from this xmpiioaciu7. iitSHUAiie, bcs-si Surctiry. aw-B. U. ConaraiUa off tha d- i Dl artmenti of th District of Columbia at I hereby requested to met at their Camp tha recular atihta of mttnr during I preieai weak, In Keitlval," In honor 01 Mth preacrvatlon ol lha united siatai from dlata-1 Miiattoaanddeoay T.

n.T. U.S. api-lt JOHN It LLVANS, M.O. D.C. n-OOlo of th WaahlagtoB and I ua.unuKauwn aaiitnuau liuoi-PANV.

March 2. lfsa Un and alter SATUR DAY, April lit, tha lata on th cars of this I Combanr will SIX CENTS, ai nrovtdtd lor I byastol Contra aa. I TiLKKTU, seventcaa for oa dollar, tan I ooiainca at oineea 01 mis iimpany, corner 01 1 rw xorx avanua auu rmeauin sircci, lutdxa ttrtct. Georntowm GairUoa itteel. near inr navy-a lugair.

BJinwi uau. o. uiur.iin, irvBiucni- (laUlllgneer and ChrooleJs E3-Metropolitan llallroad OBlee, COHNV.ll III- SEVENTEENTH IT1IKK1 art Nir Voek mvantir. nd afUr SATUF. DAY, April let, ths fare on thli lord wtlt be lacreaacd Io ivcn ocnti, or seventeen llokete ior one uniia-, wiucu may i purcnaaeu a lur aim.

Iran w. io V. m. mhCT-ltt W. THOMPSON, rrcs'l.

U-HaeaacliustU Military Stale I Aoxatv Rbmoval. Oa and alter rn ION DAT, I January isi, tna siataaetiuaeii Biais Agni will occupy It new room Inths ihhi.i jw.c..,yw.r uuiwiuimuuHUUurilvi. of savaathand Datrecti, Washington, I. e. 1 Masaachuactts aoldlers and ctUseas ars Is-viteal to call.

Ad vie and aaililaoci tlven without charfa uAHUincn Tuna, decll-tf Lieut. Col. and SUI Ascot. U- Ma Vork atataHolillara' Aajaacy removed to ho. Wl atreet, between IwcuU and Thirteenth atreeti.

All Information 01 interest or value to the soldiers ot haw Tort or their friends, furnished rratultouilv npo appUiatlon at their new room, either In pcr- auo or uy letter, nu 21s sir ci, oriwrw awaiiin ana sairtccniniirccia. mtiitutbtl ltaimbllcai asc ba obtained every evening at the Dooal and Variety Slot of O. Crandcll, No. 14 nritigo aircci, ucorgctown. jw" Bh.r.

rairr, iiniir. niauin flalu'a Confectionery Ladlaa' Dining Saloon- mm Bixin airsr French my own luperlntendsnseB lam now prepared tofurnun in tocos. Par' cniccvaui in moat r.asonaUl turn. Ths beat rve rjtnr.Mnn.r.lwi,l nn hAnJ. rrlVBt DU? ncr and Sunocra furnished at my Salooc Country Order and Parties attended to In ni.

Im r.m Water ICCI mad by (team, power, la plain snd naouiu, ior raiuca, aiuuicib. tlrlrfnl nhanaliar. an Kiaay Warning an I Inatructloa for ouoc W'r- Alan, aew ana rename iraaimcat iui 01 tne uriaaryaouaaauais, aicwa cf.M--- HOUUHTON, Howard Aatoclatioa, rblla'Ki pnia, ra. Cf A Vrlcml In Heaill-ThoM rqi' log confidential medical assistance shoulJ tdy come regular educated laifiadc certain iHeeacee his pclal atw ucn a man is ur. have been aU th talr-cjallod Doctor allv.

n.l nn.tvftlnAhlatlma and mOSCy, nobaacUt, 'llih took charge of thiat- term ara mora mooaratv inn Mailing prsinaer.wnoa oniy wi" nncathaunfortuncta. and then w.an It la almoit too apply WJ. Call on blm at once, or ou ver aiierwaru. o. ssi Tth itieat, between and i.

"ff IVuhtnrtnn eltr. f'. $20 ill away, near my primlisi, Vuuiuu-a-balf and streets, old aad about lourtcm hand ''0iV: ahouldu ana. and no aboil on when Th abovs rewsrd will ba given jir her re' 1.