Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4518, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1865 — Page 3

DAILY? SENTINEL. -raiDAT , HORNING. APRIL 14

C I T Y IT EMS. 7Mi Thorcetaket her farewell benefit at the Aieiro poli t4n to Light. - Ii The street sprinkler cotnrneoced oper tiooioo Illinois street yen tenia j. The effect n tot realized, as the heavj rain of th preceding day forestalled the wot k. tZT Colonel Tbomaa N. Pace. 10th Irvdiana cavalry, baa renigoed his position aa the commander of the regiment, the resignation takic effect Harth ICtb, 1?C3. KT'Don't fail to Tabernacle to-oigbt. ree Kdith Whiting at the l"It is said that a commiion will aoon be ordered to investigate the conduct of General Carrinctoo, Uta com minder of the draft rtt dei oat. Charge of a aerious nature hate been preferred The general is selling off h'.s bouenoli property preparatory to ajMutolog active duty in the field. FaoM moss The following were the promotions made at the adjutant general's office in Indiana regiments on jctetdav : 97th respmeot Aleunder D. Murphy, anitant surgeon. 41th regiment Daniel S. Johnson, captain. Co. 0; Wna.O. Bidlack. In lieutenant, Co. 0. 57Get tickets early for the Metropolitan tonight. There will scarcely be standiog room. Folicb CotaT Tbe record of crime showed a falling off 00 yesterday, and r othio? but the coatonary drunks were before Hi llonor. Tbomaa llollidav. Clemen O Reeno George Atkion, and 3. Henry were fiued $3 and Costa fur taking over doaes of the illianou compound known as whisky. CovaT The jury ia the ca of the State s. Longnecker. had not, Ust evening, returned with their verdict. The state cases have all been disposed of. and the civil docket ia now be ing cleared. The supreme court wsa not in ae.ion venter day,. j rf7By all means go and see Dmldon'j Combination Troupe at the Tabernacle to-u;ght The Tbcatec Rob Roy waa well received ; last night bv the Urge audience present at the Theatre. The acting throughout wag exre llei.t. I To-night the versatile and popular actrr. Mi": Emily Thorne. takes her benefit in the rrio- J comic play of Pi c-hon-taa. Mit Thome none j of the moat talented artiuUt tht ha appeared on i the board at the Metropolitan this ex?on. and J to night she should, as she undoubtedly will, be ! greeted with an oveiflowing bouse. Secure seats early. Taavsrsas or RtaL Estate At the county auditor's i ISce yehtrdsy the following tracfare of real estate were made: E W II Ellis to Mrs S. T B Ru?eai d Frances Smith, lot 9 in square ID of Jame I'. Drake V addition to the city of Indianapolis Price $1.000 Frederick Rosswinkle to John A Bradhw and W C Ilolmes, lot IB in I5rad-hw and Holmes' nubli vision of the east pirt of ut lot 100, in the cit? of Indianapoln. Price $2 GO. ' t-$ John Brougham's great extrsvaganz i of " Po ca hon-tas " at the Metropolitan to night. t-!y Two vouthlul ofleuders by the names of Rica and Olbtnd, were arrested on charge of burglary, yesterday. It appears that they each hd a desire of going into business on their own hook, and therefore cast around them for the necessary stock with which to commence Their business foresight led tbem into the vicinity of the Central railroad depot, when they broke open a freight car and carried off a box of stores val ued at several dollars. A cruei policeman, hear ingof the depredation, pulled the young cents and thereby nipped their businea pro pect 3 In the bud. This little indiscretion upon the pirt of the Joulhs will procure them a place where they cau earn the trade of cordwiner at the expense of the itate. tS7"Bil!y Allen in bis mirth-provoking personatioua at the Tabernacle to night. By proclamation of Governor Morton the 2i'th instant has been designated as a day of thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed through ut the state. Greil preparations arc being made to observe the occasion in this city in an imposing manner, and it is expected that the diplay on the 20ih i will never have been surpassed in the history of Indianapolis. In the piping times of peace, at well as in the alarming times of war, this city has been made memorable for the dem enstrationa that have taken place, but uevtt be fore on any occasion has there been as much cause for a grand and imposing display, for universal observance, for uure-trained and heartfelt gratitude, as is warranted of the people on toe SOih instant. Let the day be so ob-erved that its remembrance will ever be the mon plearant in the history of our rity. r-m tyPo ca hon las. And The Widow's Strate gem to night at the Metropolitan. Marriaox Licejhis The following persons hv hn ranted mrridffe licences t? the roiin- i ly clerk, for the week euding April l.l. lbC3: George W. Marbarger and Mis4 Mary Sulgrove. August LaDgcnlerger and Miss Caroline Schrieder. Henrv Zurich and Mi Caroline Voight. John N Noble and My E Bruce. John Kleio and Sophia uUoalp. Rufus William and Mrs Julia Palmer. Pnilip Balx and Josephine Shrevrr. Stephen P. Rilev and L:zz e M B dander. Kinsei Brow o and Mr Prifcilla Spears. Peter Ol od mod Mi K-te C Utoo. JnhoH Holtman and Miss Mary Nieman Thomas Famsworih and M si Caroline P Daniela. Jeremiah M. Wilson and MitsStrah Ddlf hide - Oaytoa W. Fuller and Adelaide F Ander on. fLa Prt t Ai geiu in his Z nrpil terostttion act.or the flyiug trapexe, at the Tabern cle tonight. "Yesterday was a decided improvement on ita itumediate prrdeceasots The fuu. by and itartp, did h:te, the birds cirrollM. ai;d all Dature locked lovely. Wi.e aco prudent men marveled at the signs of the times. hi'e s;Krt:ve juveniles m-rbled on the pvemei t Ltdics were on parade in the m-l lively and cmi.ly eostume, all radint will lovelir ess, and thankful, apparently, that they could rj .y the rrivi lege of betBjr. out. 1 liee priig Oays have a deleterious eflfect upon ore's system the siid eytem falling into a lassitude generally known as "spring fever." a diease always prevalent at this season, and yet cot very fital In Uct, epring time i the seau of the yer bet suited 10 all the peculiar whims ol humtcitv. The poet, wbec aked at what feaoa he prt tarred U take a trip to that uoexjdored repuai from wbetiCe thfre is CO return, wi-ely regit Jed the appropriateness to "shuffle of " in auv other aearou preferable to ibal ot rpring liane. as ha tfiinsor.y declarer: " I would cot dir ia rtrvz licne. whfD the worma bein to frl" eeni'n: to han instinctive fetr that his carcass nrght be focKi for the rntifcrouf intntina, a about thi perio.1 thj bxia to c- m mi their deprela Hon. Then, too. with apriog comes aiint, and with mint the icier iri ju!??. The aeecitr 11 vr!fM tob, but wheu tb concomitant of tte other, what pleisi; g recollections tbev revive ! The season that 11 satisfies the desoltte rouod. and cause the bud of tbe tender plant to spring forth" is bow at biud, aüd may all enjoy itRTThe test bill ihi esoaat the Metropo'.i.Un to nitfht ramxTATio.t to Col. FiTBaacti Lat veoing a o'eaaant company, peraonal friend of Co loo t Freybargar, late commander of the draft rcadexToa at thii city, isnb!eJ ia the reoeptioa parlor ol the Palmer Ilouae. for the f arpoee o! formal! preaer.tir.sr to the colonel, aa a teeticorJal of the high regard io hieb he is beUi.btbM a cectlemaa and aoldier. a moet alba tan rial atd worthy prefect la the ah ape of a

dwelling bAvse. en Tmoertee street, the late reeIJeneeof Mr Batterfleld. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Frybarger, the ceremony uual od such occasions was dUpecsed with, and the deed for the property handed that ladr by Adjutant General Terrell. We should like to notice ibis more in deUlI, but the latere of the hour preel odes os from extending oar remarks fcrtber than to say it was a a!uaMe gift and will undoubtedly be appreciated by the recipients. s ass - GLoaioia Ntwa The war is at au end, and as our country will eocn be cleir of guerrilla bands, we deire retnnting to our homes in Boarboo county, Kentucky; coniequentlj we offer our stock to wholesaler and jobbers, at redocid price, for a limited time only; consisting of bourbon whi.'ky, made in the county of Bourbon. Our whisky rantM in ace from two to fifteen yeir In our "store. No. 7 South Meridian street, we Late four hundred barrels of the firet whiky in this state, and we might challenge the world to beat it. Our wfci?ky ia copper distille-J, wrrantfd pure and unadulterated, and from two to ten per cent above proof. We also ha? e a fine lt of foreign brandy and gio; also, domestic of all kind We call the attention of druggists to our stock ; our liquors being pure, we are con fident wecannleaee tbera.both as retard quality and price We bave a Urge lot of Drake's Plantation Bitters, which we cfl'er very low. Tnarking our old customer for pat fa Tor, we rrspettlully inite strangers to call at No 77. South Meridian street, and eimine our stock, as it will afford u pleasure to show tbem through oar home. 13 tf. J. A D. Dcscax.

PöSTrosiMi"T or Jas E Miidoch's Read lo I he Y M L a Association regret to an-iio-jnce that owing to a misunderstanding of Mr W H. Iomis in regard to the Tabernacle, they are com pel lei to postpone the readiuk'S of Murdoch th'S evening. They bad engaged the buildit.e from Mr Loomia in tie early part of Ut week for the 14 h. and nut until the llih, were the? informed thxt it could not le obtained Mr. Murdoch's last readii g gave sj much satisftction, and the desire to hen r him "gio was 8 get eml, that they are sorry to o diappoiut the pub';c. but hope to arrange with him to vUit the ciiv at an early day under circumstances re Kable. Bottled Sou a Watie Meters. Tindall A Scribi.er. No 13 West Pearl street, are prepared to fiirth bttled soda wter and strfapirilU beer bv the q'ianfitT to the trade. This ectab li-hment hat all the recent improvements for the prept ration of iheee bevernges, and we know fmm peronl ii.veetigation that the ingredient which compo-e them are pure and healthy. Put up in bottl;-, the sodi wter und srprilla bt -r nre convenient for ue, and the Urge and in cre"ing demtnd for them is the bet evidence of ih-ir worth arid popularity. All order promptly filled and delivered to any pirt of the c:ty. 13-3 Traveler's I.nsirance Company akd its Record " We would call the attention of the public to the advertisement of the Traveler' In-urance Company of Hartford. Conn., tint appear in our columns to-dy Arid in regard to "The Record," we wouldsiy such is the name of one of the nete-t, best arranged and root interesting advertising sheets ever sent out fr puNlic approval. The Record U a momhlv jour rial, publi-hed by the Traveler s Insurance Company, of Hartford Coun , and contains a vcrv extende! list of losses already paid by this conpiny, which we commend to the attention of all in wbwrfe hands the paper may fall SiRPLts Draft Find I hve of this in mv hinds to be distributed as follows: fui:d 1st ward , $i i; v 191 46 21 ward... e e t 31 ward C h ward 7th ward b() 4G e Total $1.53J bO All interested are invited to attend a meeting this evening at the court bouse, at 7f.j o'clock, to make disposition of this fund. J. Cavkx. At the Taierxacle. The Donaldson Com binatiou have returneti, and to-night give one of their performances at the Tabernacle. The entertain mer: ot toi.a troupe were well received when here before, which speaks abundantly for their merits. To morrow night Mr. Clark Gibb. takes a farewell benefit. 2T"At Jfo. 31 and 33, Kentucky avenue, over wh'ch Hezekith A Brown presides, will be fur niched the usual daily lunch to-day, commencing at 10 o'clock; and those who may abstain from this morning meal out of re-pect for thedav the Stvior died to redeem sinners, will be enabled to ei j y a forenoon repast without violating religious obligations. Let all come without ceremony, and with the assurance of being welcome. Mfrch at Tailoring W. F. Rupp, No 105 Kn-t WaPhitj;'oo t-tieet, opposite the court bouse, baa in store a Urge assortment of the spring style of gentlemen' dress good His experien e as a cutter enables hici to guaiauiee eutire satisfaction in style and make of all garments ordered at his house. Call and extmine his new styles before selecting your spring euiti. ZW The ladies are invited to call at No 3, Old Fellow's Hill and see what a splendid line of fri'k sacques, basques and circulars; alfo, fiue French tricot clo'.h. short sacques. aud other Lice new go. ids in thecloik and shawl line have j'lit been receivel. The prticular atten tin of the ladies is sol:cl'ed to this stock, con fidetd that it contains fome of the fine-t and toort desirable goods ever offered in this eity. t5T"The proprietor of Blackford's block, without any regard for his neighbors, removed a nu;s rce early Ust evening which termeated the a'moxphere with an intolerable stench for at least M)ure. Such operations should be f ro-rsti naiexl to a late hour of the nicht, and if there is n t a citv ordiuance to thai effect, one bou!d be adoprfd immediately. Ice Mr. O. Christman. successor to Mr Joa But-ch, is prepared to furnish ice in quantities to uif purrhaera Theie is no more accoruuiodsips: mn than Mr 0., and his ice is g c!er aa crvs a Fimiliea, ho'el- a d re-tsura t will be Hiii:iit-d by him daily nth prumpines and relij ab.lity. rS"ß,'jroin Tod I, one of tbe most popular lrc ii! era on 'he subject of piritualisro. will teak io the Tabemcl- on Sunday. April I6ih, ai-,;.Ylickp.ni Subject, '"Tbey hiteJ roe with ut a cause;" also, at o'clock in the eveiii. Hurjt'Ct. "The natural evidence of w ti's immoitality a? drawn from roan." Lecture free. Induxa Mt'sci'M Madam English, the prorriffor of the I idiatii S are Museum, ia at preeM vi.iirg the eit for the purro-e of making id lifops to the stock of curio ties now on exhi b't'.on ai ber et 5!ihnjerit on ei Wntiintton street The nrieum ij one of the permtcert institutions of the city and fho'ild receive a liber tl mln.r.age VW A rich croatb of hair rroduced. the uaiural colur restored, cot dyed, and all die.ea of the scalp, lalllrg v ff. ic, cured hv tiinz "Ku-eka." the infallible hair restorative. Trice I $I,U per-jttle. Sol 1 bv all druggie J B Sc.KOt.1. Druggi.t, Date Block, Apent. f -A tt Fiat Das SniaTs at $1 50 Price reduced to tt.e-e figures ia coawpericr of the Ute de t ime in j:"4'-. at Taraei'a. HO V.t W.-hlnton ! irert 1 ti l low enoucn to lempt aobodT, it,d itarta perfm fit. UlldC UT) t.Cet ClikP All can rit.ar inda'ge in the luxury "of weuinz hit la that mill ßt, and e hope thev m'. 1 2 4 5f" A. I-:nr is puttinp up some aplenuld ewed rttent leather toots. cf thoae i rhich are ju: the thing for tpring wear. A ceat tt can ' bs obtined. aa be baa a toretsan th tt can t anv j fhape1 footn j mtttcr ho bid it deformed. 143 . X - " - - J " " v W , ill illl I in the city, and in addition to medic it, ea of all I jorta and the beat kir.d, he ha e?erThiDjr in the i lira i.f f o;'f nrt;r?P4 f;,r bn4 I . . HIa place ia So 5. Dtn Houe B!o.k 1T For choice drus, pure toilet oap. bruahea. comb, Lc , and for the beat quick yeaat, go to Senour'a drug a'.cre, Batea Houae block.

Fob Rast. A large room lo tbe third story of the new SeaUcel buildings. No. 27 booth Meridian street. The room ia well lighted and tbe entrance goot. Apply t tb'1 oSce. 7tf. Wastid Cirr Waa Fcjd Oamaa We are buving city war fucd scrip at full market rates. WlltT & MaaTIX, -12 6 " Broken. 3JTbe defences of Richmond occupied thirty nine miles from end to end. They were thoroughly fortified throughout the entire length, ETSee Dr. Wm. Thomson's advertisement on the fourth page of to day's paper. jtn 20 tf. A few exchanee papers, done up in pack ages of 100, can be had at this office tf

AU. MOUTH OK FAlt.tOUAI'llS. There arc four thousacd newspapers in the United State - Pittsburg ia to have its Academy of Muic or Opera House. Why ia a washerwoman like grief? Because t-be wricg men'a bosoms Sir Freieriek Druce, the new Eoglish embaador, is fortr aeven yean old, and a bichelor. IUiode Islicd has sect five thousand five hundred a iid fifty one men to the war. -Dowdoin College conferred the honorary degree ol A. M. on Secretary McCulloch in 1G3. It is a fact that some voices, generally very disagreeable, foi,nd like exquisite music when they ray good-bye. A fennie emoloyed in the treasury at Washington has been detected iu abstracting fractional cuircncy, and atre.tcd. The Comajiasioters of Emigration in New York are goin? to build a hospital, at a cot of $223 .(HX). or '22U.0U0 eraiauti. whj annually land there S"nor Sahmarci, a Spanish banker, has Otdered from I'arii lull suits of livery for his servants He has 151) hervaLf?; the livere will coet $GQ.0i0 " I am afraid I shall come to want," said an old lady to a oung centlcuan I Lave ctoue to want already," was the reply. I want your diihter " Henry Ward BeecLer terms the city of New York "a Vi st of robber-, a ien of thieve?, who-e rumple lam liarizf a our citizen with pillage, and proaiittitrs the morality of our youth." About 1 5'JO (hildien are already attending the public school in Chatlecton, S. C. There has been n parallel to this fact in the history of anv captured city in the insurrectionary states ot America A reverend divine, who wa but a so-o preacher, being called upon accidentally fur a sermon, asked a friend what he should preach about; to which the other coolly replied, "About five minutes " The homely old proverb declares that " tho longest pole knocks tbe persimmons." This truth has been well illustrated in the sectional conflict from tbe smoke and durt of which we are now emerging. A wjtty roguo, brought before a Parisian tribunal for a drunken riot, assured the bench that he was not a drunkard, but iu his childhood he waa bitten by a mad dog. in I he ever since had a horror of water A writer in one of the agricultural papers si vs the stagnant, ordorou water in cisterns, which nornetiniea becomes very annoying, may be remedied iu a lew hours by putting two pounds of caustic soda in the water. The following epitaph may be seen in the cemetery of a parish in tbe environs of Paris: Here lies Madame N .wife of M. N , master blacksmith. The railing round this tomb was manufactured by her husband." Before the deluge, it U said Wog grew to be twelve fret lou, aud otherwise proportioned What a meal could be mtde upon the lfg of such a frog! A boiled le of frog would be no more strange than a boiled leg of mutton Iu the garden at the military hospital at Chattanooga, there were grown one ttiou.'and and and eighty eight varieties of flowers last year, and from these floral beauties neirly six thousand paper of eeJa were put up and givn to the soldiers to tend home. A let'er from Sherman's araiY in The New Haven Palladium ay gome of our troops'capture.l the Bt;k of Charleston on wheels, moving toapliceof s-ifety. With the bank there was a large amount of gold and millions of confederate bond Prettv rtA joke on the Charleston Bank The following lines from Byron's preat MDodv on cue of the moU illustrious of ttiiti?h a':ite.men and dramatists are precisely as they were recited at Drury Lne Theater, London, by Mrs Yate. in March. 17"'.) We wo:;der if the great cavalry captain will nee the application: "Long hM we k hi like ness long ia vain. And turn to ail of him which may remain. Sighing that natore fra d but on ach And broke tie die in mouMiug SherHan." A lady parsing along the street one morning n .ticed a little boy scattering salt upon the navemet for the purposeof clearingthe snow. "Well, I'm sure," s-iid the lady, "that's real benevolence " "No, it ain't, m'am," replied the boj, itgslt" ANNOUNCEMENT. FIFTH WARD JOSEP1I HAKKKS offrr hmIf to the ((.dependent voters of tbe MHh Ward, aa an !n1e-pend-nt on-oncanii late fur L'ounci'mao. Mr. IlarrU i an old cl'i.en of the War I, has all Lis property in it, and if riertfd wi 1 pledge himelf to aid in securing cheap g, tight 'axrü, an ! to 1 xk af;er the iLtctesta cf the WarJ in the ;um-il asl fee that it ha Us fair bare of a 1 tuM c ipprnr eri' FiRE INSURANCE. or TUB INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE CO., IXOlAKArOLl, lXlh, Office No. 5 Odd Fellows' Hall, (UP STAIKS.) CAPITAL $362,912,44. Halar.ce rer taent July 1. 1 103,471 65 Caa ptfirintn . In er-t ani prtni .ni note ece-ed trom JIy l.t, 1, to January 11 1 ?ta at-eee CSGSO 43 f3ej,4"l 10 J.:.?9 47 Prerv'.itn " vr cir.celcd t J.m. Ut, l.f,J Anj't f I 'e anJ ex. up to Jan. M, 1SS5 7,549 13 362 .too 50 411 94 Itfi.MS 44 lit 4 AfTBii !nteret. Total Capital Jan. lt, 1"S5. a-acTa. Prrmiaa Ntte is Lrce. B 11 U-ciTale. . .. . - ... 4ah on bao4 Ch In band of k-m.. Peror al iToperty Accmrd Iotrl. ....... 1.S 4 iS 11 tM TotJlAwt,JiD.ls!.W 33!.91J U OFFICERS: J.S. HARVRY. P.e.'L FHfrD. ItibGi, Tr - pr Seodwlni tf T. C. C. OUl?t. tau. A;. AGENCY. 5Ü. V. KLLIOTT, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYMENT AGENT, UJllL am5D TO FE0CTRI50 BFLP OFETERT kind, ither in Ua city mr cnty. Be will p.y p&nuiar 4i uuwc i raauog aafMBf rw ao4 procurinc boricri. Percn lokise for aitaatlra will da eil to call at &U Sc. So. 37 Virginia aveeaa. oa-haiX tqaara trwa Waatlactoa atxeat, wn alee, or aadraaa fioz 19m.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

asroaraa ainaaaaLT rosna aarnvsvava larwviL. frr fleraiar llprt Se riret rce. MIDNIGHT REPORT. Latest War He wa Important Movement by the People of Virginia. A State Conwntion the 25th. Sec. Scwaril Recovering. Illness of the Emperor Napoleon. INTERESTING FROM TUE THE POTOMAC. ARMY OF JelT Duvia About to form Another Confederacy. Ac, Ac. Ac Ac From Ilaltlmore. Baltimore, April 13. The Richmond Whig of jeterday containi the fallowing important document: To tbe people of Virginia: The undericned members ef the legislature of the elate of Virginia, in connection with number of citizen of the state, whose Lames are at tached to thia paper, in view of the evacuation ot Ricbmoud bj the confederate goreremeot, and ita occupition by the military authorities of the TJuitei Siatcn, the surrender ot the army of Northern Virginia, and tbe 9u.pcniou of the ju-ri-iiict ion ol tbe civil power ol the state, are of the opinion that an immediate meeting of tbe general amenably ia called for by the emergeacies of the situation. The consent of tbe military authorities of the United States to a ?es:on ot the legislature in Richmond, io connection with the governor and lieutenant governor, to their free deliberation upon public afFiir?, and tbe ingress and departure of all it member? under sate conduct, has been obtained, tbe United aiatea authorities will eCbtd transportation from any point undtr their control to any of the person before mentioned. The matter to be äubrnitted to the legislature are tbe restoration ol peace to the state of Virginia, and the adjustment of the question involrii g lifc.Iibeitj at.d prosperity that hare arisen in the state as a consequence of war. We therefore earr.estlj request the governor and lieuten ant governor and members of the legislature to repair t thia city by the 2ü h ot April. We understand full protection to persons and property will be afforded in the state, and we recommend to peaceful citizens to remain at their homes and puruc their usual avocations with confidence taat they will not be interrupted. We earnestly solicit attendance in Richmond on or before the iJ;h of April, instant, of the fjlloainj; person?, citizeLa ot Virginia, fo confer with U3 as to tbe best means of retoriDg peace to lie Mate of Virginia We have procured rufe conduct from the rnili tary authorities of the United Sutea for them to enter the city and depart without molestation: Hon R M T Hunter, A F Carpenter, Wm C Rivea. Jno Letcher, A H II Stuart, R L Montage Fajttte, M Muller, J V Ho'comb, Alex Rives, B J Barbour, J. as Bubour, Wm LGoggin, J B B4ldwin. Tboi S Johnson. Walter Staple?, S I) Muller. TIh.s Randolph, W F Eaily. R A Claybrook, John Critcher Villiarxs, T S Eppe?, and taose oflu-r persomfor whom passpor'a have been procuied, and especially others whom we consider it unneeeary to mention; A J Marshall, senator fiorn Farquier; John Wesson, senator from Marion; Jas Venable, senator elect trom Fetersburg; David L Burr, of the house of delegate, from Richmond; David L Saunders, of the house of delegates, Richmond; L S II ill ; of the hou-e of delcjrute; J J English, hou-;e of delegates; Win Ambers, house of delegates, from Che: ei field county; AM Keitz, house of delegates, Petcrsburj;: H W Thorn?, second auditor ot Virginia; L. L L Moticure, chief clerk second auditor' offi.e; Jaa Mayo, major of Richmond; Roberts Howard. cleiL Hunting court, Richmond; Tboa W Dalley, sergeant. Richmond; Littleton Tazewell. Commonwealth armory, Richmond; M M Jaynes, judge circuit court, Richmond; Wm U Wickham, member congress, Richmond; Nat Tyler, editor of Richmond En quircr; R F Walker, publisher Examiner; J R Anderson, Richmond; R R Howscr, do; W God din, do; V Cayicy, do; F J Smith, do; Franklin Stems, Henrico; Joha Lyons, Petersburg, Tbos Fisher, Farquier; Wm Harrison, Charles City; Thos Garrett, King and Queen county. I concur in the preceding recomojecdatioo. (Signed,) J. A Campbell. Approved for publication in The Richmond Whig and in hand bill form. (S'sned.) G. W. Weitzel, Major General. t rom ualilnffton. Washixgton, April 13 The Richmond WLifr, on the nd Jress to the people of Virginia, says it ia understood that this invitation has been put forth to act in pursuance of tbe plan of the proclamation assented to by President Lincoln. At all events it will tc hailed by the great boJy of the people of Virginia es the first steps toward the reinstatement of the Old Dominien in the union. It is probable that some of the members of the legislature may decline to come In every such Cae the people of the county or district should select Mme intelligent and influential person who i willing to take part io this b um cess, and commission him, as far aa they can. to represent them at the conference. The views and purpose of the members of the legislature ahoule be ascertained at once. Every one can foresee diffi -ultiea in the way of formal actiuu in the teginbing Several complex questions are to be met at the threchuld, but where there ia a will there is a way, aud whatever difficulties are presented th important bu-ine must be undertaken. The reports concerning the health of Mrs Gen. Leo is, we learn, entirely without foundation. From "Srxv York. Naw Voaa. A-rd 13 The TostV Washing tuu sptcial. dattd 13ih, say": A. though Mr. Seward sußrra severely, he hs been able tod:cMte his dispatches to our foreign musters abroad. Io these ci?catche he takes the ground that the war is over nd the rebellion cru-hed. Mr. Seward also appri.-ea foreign governments that it is expected that the rebel pirates will te to longer alloatd to eater their ports. It is stated that infor miiioc has been received at the French embassy of t( c ot the Emperor Napoleon. dangerous illness Correspondence trom the army of the Potomac says: Very Hu'.e ßghtiLg hu taken place On the Ttb. at Farmville, tbere was wme fkirmUh'Lg between tbe eoerny's rear-g-urd aod the "21 corps, with the 2J division of cavalry. TberesuU waa unirr.porlaut. Lee haJ interhici to fa;l back to Burkcsville, but beicc cut off by our forces pcttinj- to tbat place, he charged Li course and started toward4 L3r.cl.bur2 A part of bia ariuv pafd through Farmriüe or the morning of the 7th. Alter crowing the Appomattox the bri.!;es were burned before our tro'p- could pet ouer. The enemy had taken up a potitiou a mile frn the river Lere they tree ted uoika anJ csaie a atr d. to order to !lo their euu trains to zr out ot the wst. On this side ot the river juat outIde the town a diviion of cavalry bad taken a position, determ ctd to atnoj ojr xdraLce, wbea a brigade cf of the 21 divicioo attacked thera vigorously, driving tbem back eome distance, but they bad a Ijirp ia ambush which poured & heavy fir e into our men as they advance! to the aecoad attack, and they were compelled to fill back cn their luppcrt. The rebel aoou alter retired, being iodispoe-l to await another charge The lys on both liJea wii ?ery light. The 21 corps foon after crossed the river and pusheJ on after tbe enemy, driving them behad the-r Lew built breatork. Oen Smlh waa severely if not mortally wounded ia leading the charge. Tula waa a tad

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never served bis country, llenotcnly ranked hich for braTerr tfi the field, bet aa rtntlemaa aDd a ftltnltD hiscojcralei. Heaibelored by all who knew him. The losa in the Ql corp will be about one hundred arid fifty. , ' ? In the morning, before tbe enemy crowed the rirer twelve gtica were taken from tbem. alter ward r.t naore, eiihtccn io all.. And two thousand pruaooerj were also taken. The number of prisoner takeu on the Gth, is put do wo at 7,700, almoit entirely of Kertham'a and Curtis Lee a divisions. The correspondent, after jr,iTing further details of events, but which have mainly been published through official sources, says the field where the surrender took place, waa almost covered with the enemy' dead, all of them nearly being shot through the head and upper parta of the body. The position was very favorable for them. but ocr artillery bad good racge on an adjoining hill and our men charged up the ascent with such impetuosity that fome were bayoneted befcre thev left their light breastworks. The road for mi lea was strewn with broken wag '0?, ciissonsand baggage of every description, presenting a sight seldom witnessed. On part of Lee's army the loss cn the t'th will sum cp about 1,000 io killed and wonnded. The Sixth corps suffered heavily. Another letter, dated the evening of the ;b, says: S'ragglera are found scattered along the line, and aa the troops pss they come In and surren der, expressing their determination to fight no longer, aa they consider the rebellion as good as over. Four gun were brought in this morning, besides a Ions train of ambulancca containing a large number of wouuded, who were placed in hospital and cared for. Gen Gordon pent four surgeons through the lines this afternoon asking that they be allowed to minister to the wants of thoe left behind on the road, but as all hare plenty of such help they will return to the army in the morning. Gen. Hays was relieved from the command of the 2J division, "2i corp, yesterday, for tardiness in moving his command in obedience to orders. Arjother letter dated the Dih b.iyi: Jiotwithetanding the correspondence which yesterday led all to expect a formal surrender, this morning the latter exerted all his efforts to escape the net laid for him. He marched rapidly all yesterday afternoon and evening until he ran against Sheridan at Appamattox C. II., when a sharp fight ensued, resulting in the capture of a number of prisoner and checking their retreat. The 24tb corps waa close up in support of tbe cava'ry, and during the night took up a strong position acrosa the main road and on the south side of the Appomattox, cutting them off from that direction. Early this morning Sheridan attacked vigor ouidy, and for some time a brisk engagement was carried on. About nine o'clock a flag of truce appeared in front ot his line, and he was informed that hostilities had been suspended. This waa caused by an agreement madebv General Ord, who consented to a cessation of firing to communicate with General Grant, it ia said without authority. General Sheridan's Adjutant General was allowed to come through the rebel column to communicate with General Meade, who stated that he knew of do such arrangement, and that he was about to move forward in accordance with his previous intentions. Gen. Lee, however, sent Gen. Walker a message desiring to have au interview with Gen. Grant to arrange tbe term? of surrender, and Gen. Meade waa thus obliged to grant a two hours armiv.ice in order to communicate with Gen Giant, who had moved around to the left durirg the light. Geu. Grant consenting to see Gen. Lee and dicufs the matter, about half past four o'clock. Lieutenant Colonel Whittier, of Gen. Wright's staff, came in ai:d reported the terms arranged and the paper? signfd, when the greatest excitement prevailed throughout our lines, cheer upon cheer rending the air. Soon after Gen. Meade's staff, with other ofliccrs, rode along the line of the Second and Sixth corpa, and they were greeted with the most enthusiastic shouts, men throwing their h its in the air and dancing with joy and delight. No such scene has ever been witnessed in this army, aud the thanks of the whole couutry are due to the brave men and their heroic comrade, at such a great and glorious rcault. It is understood that the men of Lee's army aie to be psroled and allowed to return to their home. They gave up everything in their hands, but lat night they destroyed a large amount ot property ia the rhipe of gun carriage, bggs.gc, papers, kc. The number of Lee's army ia put down at and very few guns were in their pos-es-sion, aa they abandoned nearly all they did not lofein service. Som38gun8 were brought in yesterday and several this morning. The rank and file of Lee's army is said to be well satisfied to give up, believing they had no hope of success, but say that if Gen. Lee bad refused to surrender they would have stuck to him to tbe last. The officer are somewhat surly and discontented, but this feeling will soon wear off when they find how liberal and kindly our people are disposed to treat them. Atothcj leter from tbe army of tbe Potomac dated April 12. says: Tbe final arraugtmer-ts for tbe surreuder of Lee's army wers completed yesterday; and today they are at liberty to go to tbe'r homes or elsewhere as they please. The terms granted were certainly very liberal. The officers and thousands of our men express their dissatisfaction, not only at the unprecedented liberality granted to the rebel army, but in tbe manner in which they were paroled and allowed to go their way, without our men being permitted to erjoy the results of tteir locg struggle in pissirg through the line of Gen. Lee and his army. But it is claimed that this would have been humiliating to Gen. L?e and his officers, and it is not the wUb of our government to act towards them in any way that would tend to irritate their feelings and make their position more intolerable than it is. The Very Latest. THREE O'CLOCK A. M ytw Ycbk, April 13. 1 he Commercial' Washington special says it is currently reported that Secretary Stanton will re-ign as soon as rece is declared. The Herald's Richmond special of the 11th says: Jeff Dtvis, Hunter, and Thos. F. Semmcs have long contemplate! the formation ot a transMisaisaippi confederacy , to be composed of Arkansas, Texas, and Weitem Louisiina, with such discontented Mexican states aa might join them. The sauitary cobdiiion cf Richmond is good at present. Two days ago there weit 2,i00 sick aud wounded in Peters-burg, some belonging to our army aud the rest to the rebels They are beitg transported ai fas: as possible to Citv Point. The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad is not yet in order, the line beingcompleted for kJ0 mile-? only. Mr Gea. Lee ia seriously indispjseJ. A negro guard was placed ia front cf the hcue ehe occupies, but upon ita being represented that a colored gaard was cocr-ideied 3 .in insult to her tbey substituted whites A corre;or.uerit says that Marly all the property deatrojed by fire belonged to rebels. The poor cls-sc do Lot express unj rTmpt!ij for them io tbeirlcfF. Tfce Tribune's city of Mexico letter of the 29;h of March, isyi: A bitter feeling exist between the French aod Austrian troops hjw in Mexico. Several editors have been anested for commeriting on tbe rwiiiiuct of Marshal Btjooo The discords ia the imperii! fatcilv are said to be itiereaing. Le vitita John.oi: to 9t7 bIoo-ibed. Ue ia trulj pehUeu eli is on Li parole at the Metropolitan Hotel. The WorU'e Warhiogtoti ?pccitl itji it ii state! that aa aooa aa Gea. Le decided to surrender be et to work to devire plan by whitb such action would rt?u'.t in pace. He propoaed to Geo. Graut tbat if generous terms were granted him te would bim elf go to General Johutou a&d arge Lim to surrender his army. General Grant is understood to have met tbe proposal in the spirit in whieh it waa made, aod considering tbat be could represent President Lincoln ia tbi matter, granted Lee even more liberal terms than he suggested. It was finally decided, that Geaeral Grant sould proceed to TTashhgtoa acd crg llr. Lin

coln to stop all rtcrttitiij tad blot a proc!atrjt lion of amnesty; ot , ia lieu thereof, make ia kaowa that be would deal ia liberal manner with the soldiers aod people of iht tooth. In tbe meantime it was Gen. Lee's Intention to Tiait John too. Waaaixorox, April 13. . Lieut. Gea. Grant arrived la this city yesterday accompanied by his chief of staff. Col. Gamble, commanding the unioa forces at Fairfax Station, received a message from Moaby in which. the lattor aaya he does Dot care about Lee's surrender, and that he is determined to fight so long as he has a man left. It is stated tbat Gen. Lee haa obtained permission to viait Weiden, N . C, The report of tbe capture of Selma and For real' forces, is not credited by Gen. Tbomaa. The body of General Smith, who died from the effects of wouads, waa received her to-day. A cumber of wounded are cow at City Point, awaiting to be sent to Annapolis, where they will be placed ia hosp'ttl. Tbe Star saya the side of Mr. Seward's face injured by the fall bas been place! to wires instead of bandages, since which time the swelling has reducer!, and bow does tot suffer much. He ia unable to leave bis bed, aod t more easy in the day time than night Phil adilthia , April 1'.'. Special dispatches to TL Pres, from Washington, this afternoon, aaya Gee. Grant is here in consultation with the president. Ilia Headqaarters are hereafter to be in Washington. He goes to Philadelphia tomorrow Fortress Moseok, April 12. Tbe Steamer Swanee arrived here to-day from Wilmington, North Carolina, and reports when off Hatteras saw quite a number of dead bodies with the aid of a glass, supposed to be from the ill fated Steamer Gen. Lyons.

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