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IBE HEBAtD-OF THE EflOX.
: . :mabcii s.
THESEW& . -
priiithif 'mondnK .TeiyelaborateMa of
tfirs from aU portions f the irorld op to'tte 1st
. TpiATi.--The rcinfoTcemeat of ,' the "companr
itt the Wilmington Theatre by Mr. DaTis,raa ap
parent last -night in a performance or nnnsual
excellence;- ine crorraeu- bii v
prohibits an extended notice this morning, out
tre adrise eTefjrbodjr to go to-nighl and judge tot
thmselTes- 'The performance wiU icpay.them- j
iTKAnoiTuMfesVof thb Post Commajcdast. j
RHimdier General "Abbott,; commanding
the second brigade of the first diTision, 24th arm
corps, and also commandant of the post, nas es
:.'iBi.' iiAMlnnkrtiera at E.1 W.' Hall'a office
UlUfWuvN . - i
on Front street, north; of Market: i, ' ; " i
S P EC I A I. NOTICES
? t- r. .;,Ann -Af ' ihm " ' Accusation of
T a iVfMinn 1C BVWMMW ,V w jc . .
(iarlestoa, from a'speclal correspondent of the
Vew Tork Herald, irffl.be read with interest. It i
tie frst unofficial account of the grana tnumpa
thotiasbeeareceiTea.. ,-LV;- --
Three dajs laternaws from Europe irm oe www.
embracing some cemments of the . Loraon limes
n American affairs ; and Uo accounts of, recent
cperations of rebel priTatcers.;;- i- , f'
A synopsis of the long-Yindedimessage of the
r,bel GoTernor Brown-to the Legislature' of Geor
embraces t. some interesting reading. The
Gorernor displays but j little friendliness towards
lhe rebel authorities at Richmond He thinks
Eicamond might bettef hate been evacuated than
that Sherinan: should tare marched across'aeor
pvand intimate's that the rebel oepital must fall
ioir. He i sfrongiy oppaseu i t
: tt i .jnat9 th Abolishment
arm me negroes. . iijuivvw , - , -t--..-.-.. .;..v:-V.;'r: - -..rt'v.-'- 'P? ':t:vi
. . w -..''a " A V.a anVief if iiMnh OI I Hiaever.
of the State reniienuarjr, u i"c .
han-ing, whipping, branding, etc., as a punish,
oent for crimes. Robbery burglary, horse-
stealing, etc., he thinks snouia De pumsucu
auartrmater?DeprtmentDepartment o
.The following directory of the Quartermaster's
DepartTpent of tbe Department of tforthtlarolini.
ia TrinteM for the Information of officers and others
haTin' business tto transact with that branch,jof
the tiublic service t i';i'N
' : Ciie" aorferniaWer-Braret Brigadier General
George S. Dodged Office; Cape Fear. Bank building,
nn Front Street.'.'near 11 arket. ! '" L " ..- i-V'f
.ifat, CAif" . 0arferfar.Captiin George
Winaibvr. A. Q. M. Office with Ubief quarter-
ments. that wewj fdrmeriy heldby Cso-alled Con-
federate authorities. - , - " 1
t s. Vnnirn that a larze owantitr of small arms oi
Mta-ioti&n Were leftini the Dutrict, aad
V w ,; 1 . tl ' - IV '
that a portion , thereof wat toke Df anauinonxea
persons' about the time the tpwa was occupiea oy
the lawful aathormes, a jmua -u k1."!!";
tnrned in, or the 'partis holding them ; Will he inm-
fi By order ofBrig. GenJpri R Hiwtar : f
- E. LEWIS MOORE, Capt. A A. A. G.
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HEADQXJAnTXBS.PoSTlor TltMUdCTON, V
: - . . j ; ; 5Iarcht7th, lfc . , -antral
Ofder IT, '1. I.'l I The; commanders or
peraon in charge of all transient detachments of
troopajttow at this Post, in eluding centaesenM, re-
crnits,or prisoners, will report at these , iteaaquar-
teri Immediately. "jf
Br order of Brtl Brig. Gn4 Akbott : j;
. V-i:--:--v?E-" ;i :.t.lTJ UUNTIKCTON, -.
lat Lient. 16th N. T..g. A A AVjt . A. G.
NEWS.
f
The KcwlTorlL Hbtel B
lmlllo,
FDLL MD, GRAPHIC ACCOUSTOF
THE OCCUPATION OF THE CITI.
Exciting Scenes in the llarbbr
lUo Cnfurling of llxeOWFla
m tjie Forts.
on.
TIIE CITT SDRREXDERED BY THE
MAYOR kW A LARGE MilBER
OF CIT1ZEXS. ;
Enthusiastic Reception
Our Troop's by Citizens.
L, 1
Of
com-
death". . , ;J. ; ..
. rmm the rebel iaurnala we have a few
ments and speculations on Shermans movements,
th0Ugh nothing . indicating his whereabouts. On
this point the rebels niaintain profound reticence
Some general news from" the Jar South is also
gifen. , '. '.. "'. J . '
Golrl sold in New York on the 28h ulU, at
-Th conflagration thUotcurred in Columbia, S.
C. oWthe withdrawal of the rebels from that city,
was more extensive, ihan at first reported. A
large portion of the town was laid in ruins.' The
fire originated from burning cotton fi'redl by " the
Gen. Gjrant ecliixes, a xemier oi
One Hundred days ITletn
&c.,
Loan.
!oarierQapta -Progress of t!ie New; National
'JL -w ir. virgin.. Tfonannrtatirin. fttfi.. - ' "W ! f t
A. y. Al, in cnargg ui "t
Office Wlter Street, between Market ana xioca
r.Wto?r, TT R. RIackman. AI Q- iI.V In charge of
work-shops,- forage and fuel. Office on Water Street,
shoTS Maiket.- . t . :. ;- r 7v
"Cintain Andrew Ainsworth, Captain of the Port
Charged' with the regulation of all vessels, in the
harbor.' and arriving tir departing, furnishing pi
U. lio-Mpiw. ; tawinjr. etc. Office Custom House
building, on the wharf; abi)re Market Street.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE-
ilif .Ilotel-Snminsi JPIot---Couclu-
sioii of II. C. Kennedy's Trial.
rru .f TTrtwoll r?AhH Knnfirlr hfifore a
Qourt-Martial? at the Headjquiirters the Dej
cartment of the East, is -concluded, j - , ,
m The'Court was torgarazea foIIoTfs :; tfng.-
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren,- United estates V qlun-
- T-;iT,f . "Rt ( .rt irvn I W . tt. M orris .
; The Treasury Regulations.YlU be applied in rt-A Thir Tjnited States: ICatalry ; Col.j II. Day,
ivi nthepDlaces.;recentlT coining nndr htTUAi StafesTArtillerv i Brevet Lieui:' Col, 11.
V O'BierneV Fourteenth United States'lnfan-
try v;-oli!j.: John A. liouesa.. ana vuuge
Advocate of the Department; . ; "":';'"
I The prosecution gee iorui tuat ienpeay was
a spy and a eueriilla ; thai! he! has repeatedly
entered within the tinea or me unitjpa oiaies
Notice relating to Hie Treasury Ke-
" TraPRSTisx MntE.-j-'Jreat txeitement exists
f. the nonh over tl;e seemingly inexhaustible
flow of oil from . the wells of i Pennsylvania, and
eastern Virginiaandjhe i petroleum aristocracy
ia now an acknowledged ca?te;in society, boa-ting
mcrt- wealth than auyj ether class. But in. this
. region petroleum is eclipsed by turpentine: Some
ofour soldiers, diving1 in fhewamps back of the
torn, have struck a mae fromVhich have already,
teen taken several hundred barrels of turpentine
and a quantity of rosin. The superiority of these
mines over the Pennsylvania oil wells is that ';the
product here is fohnd j in barrels all ready for
market, the only expense necessary in working'
.ibam being the cost of labor in rolling the barrels
ont. Further explorations are being made.
. " ' '-; :y
I22Jitaxt XoTicw,' The attention coresident
buines men proposing to resume their occupa
tions in this city, is directed to the important an
nouncement of Colonel Eaton, Treasury Agent
for thh State, which will be found elsjewhere in
thi? issue. Of tlicrcquiiements. of the' Treasury
Department in this respect, we shall have' occasion
to speak in a day or two. . ( ; : ; w
Attention is also directed to the order of th
General commanding the Military district of Wil
mino.n in regtd o the possession-, by citizens
cf fire-arms and military equipments. '
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. CVIisciiiEvocs Roiors. Rumors are .floating
aT?6ul'the streets, and unfortunately have reached
ears of the friends of -the parties, to the effeet
that General Whiting and Col. Lamb,' the"3ebel
officers captured at FertFishcr"are"deadi Both
' of these officers were I wounded wheu apturedi
.iut no intelligence has; reached here of ,the : death
f either of them." The rumors-are doubtless of
. mi3chierous ongin. -i -; -' : .
- ; , st- 1 i -.
Thakt-s. "Ve arc aider obligations to Mr. , J.'
T. Tally.-tne enterprising news' agent at -Cutter
FVinchi;etablishmln'iopposite our office,1 for
fitsjxjf lairortheTn papers. Mr Tully has the
Newtek, rVUadeiphla, Baltimore and ATashing-
- ,t on dailies, and "the latent Sunday and other papers.
, Xhir thanks are also due tohe commander of
- the steamer Crescent foiia Savannah papers. J
"DsaTlkxD to bk lIckcTSome prowling rebels
are hanging about the cKy aud camps ', endeavor
ing to entice our soldietsto desert and Join- the
. .rpbelarmv. They are of course; .makink t
J - JiUle 'leadwar, and probably .will nof )unfil th
parel for thm. ''!'' ""j' ' -''
m?nron: andi other? places recently coming nnder
North Caioilaa. at the earliest
Practicable moment. The undersigned hayiDg con
suited with the military authorities will be ready to
rpcpe annlications, on and after the 9th inst., in
Ant form: for "the opening of a suitable number of
; .tares in Wilmioeton . The :claim':of efrch
' appUcantlto" ejoy thi$. priri
rniiv ftxamihed.. ' Those only
on record as unquestionably loyal to . the' National
VUr will be oermitted to sell gooda and "supplies.
These trade privileges cannot be extended, for the
present," "any t fur ther than seems warranted by an
Atuaf demand. Traders must, therefore, puss ther
claims with moderation.
In due season specific Local Rules will be publish
ed tor the guidance of all parties interested. Cap
tured and'abandoned property will be received by
agents , and assistants directly under my control
and disposed of 'according to the Treasury Regula
tions.' In a day or two ah office n ill b'e opensd by
the undersigned' at the North Caeqlixa Bank,
.where every effort will be mada to give such infor
mation Tjertaining to tne Treasury Keguianune
may be required. The form of the applicati ve to be
made in each case will be iurniished at the office
named., ;, : " . - rD. BEATOrT, V
; 4 v . Supt'g Special Agent Treas, Dept. '
i wa5tn 'V; C... Mareh 8th.'. 18C5-:: i 8-2t
CATBRE OF AIV0TI1ER BLOCKADE
RUMER.
1
The City a Complete Wrefckl I
&c, &c, SC., Ci
n The United States steamer Memphis left
Charleston bar at seven o'clock on the raorhing
Jf Tuesday, 21st insti, and arrived at New York
cn Sunday. ;- ! !
The Memphis brings as passengers seven oq
the officer? and crew of the blockade miner
Peer. The-Depr was a new steamer wlueh!was
captured white attempting to run into ChatUs-.
tbn on thei night of .February 18, by the Camer
lb. She bad got part of the way m whon'dis
covering the. fleet to be so. far up the barlior
the officer, suspected something, and attempted
to run ' the vessel out again, , when she raii
a&hpre. .It was her first, trip. Her cargo 4on
sisted pririeipallr of liquors. . ' . ' j
- u CntosTOx, S. C, Feb, 20,41 j
n ARDEBS MOVEMENTS .ON EVACUATING THjE CITT,
4 On Friday night Ilardee's movements begarf,
the garrison of Sullivan's Island and Tpint
over tne road by Christ's churcb, jus in time
u tA'o ' aAvarma Mittinr them oT.- 4'
iTbe troops in the Qity moved cutoA the North
eastern Kailroad, as did the garrison on Jamca
i.
: Head Quasteks Di'T oy WilmiVqto.O
4 , Wilmington. K. C, March 7, 18C5. f$ i
i7enfcrai Orr; .-Breret Brigadier Gen'l
L. Ilasee, is assigned to the charge of all capy
iuredi 'abandoned and confiscable property ;in. the
District more especially such as jvill be eventually
fturned over'to the Treasury Agents. -; ; -'-.
He vf ill take immediate measures to ascertain the
iaintlnnl localitv. oaaatity and.the claimants, t or
-.iWm) nwiiftri: absent or' present, j and generally
gatner SaCu laiunaavion ''"T. r f
nent distribution of the property. - ;i :f .fj
. Ajl persons areliereby atTstructed to give him im
tatdvl all such information within their-reach.
AU military forces under .this command are strictly
trvaffbVd him aid and protection whenever
neededjind witbout further iastructiohsVthey VfUl
prevent, all destruction of property, wwjiuia
ging 'marauding ; and uniaxial tratXll hij cap
tured, abanabned and confiscable property is to j be
AukbMd of sb det ciearl j eaUblished rjales ,that Are
well devised not only , for the benefit of tine Govern-'
ment; but as -welLTor.Uut. protection j oi peaceapie
"and loyal citizen.
Tha office of Brevet Brig. Gen. JIajft is in "VFil
mingiony on ia arket Street, next oorto the District
neadQuarterk;.'y7Vvf:: f ?--;.v - "il ' "
ror"der of Brig. Gen.. HAwtET : V7., .if;
K'LEWlS'lfOORE, Capt. & Al A. G.
' (v SctonK. CV-Mareh 7th, 1865.1
' 7-IV;;OKlr-AV. 3 .AH persons in- this Ws-
t-ict re Kreby-enjOined to bring in and .deUVei; to
CapVArmanTAt the office of .Brevet Brigadier
LGettlayes, .nextdoor.to
all rifles and JmusVets an theirappurwo!!,
swords pistols, and' mUHarrweapons and equip-
(he manifest detriment otlvfe ancLpruperty, anu
igainst 'every. a-rtide -of.i provision of jhonorable
Warfare; Tl confessions lof . fthe prisoner at
sundry times, and the testiniphy of his pvvn
YlineBseSj yt;r ausuvtu aiuaii uuu.,
heiises CKainmea Aver& Foliceman iias, oaper-
fhtendent rven3ieUyr an eruonietterpte. ri-u,
Mri:McMaster;; editor of The Freeman's JOiir-
naV" Mrs. A Owen, Miss , E IleriLUuUf ran-
ClajkeandOmcer, Jiennett.4 Tiiejf -were an
8uojeciea xo vne caremi e jauimauwi s " ""6V
dav morning.
onnAa hoKalf at".-thil nr
f j-At the itinai scss'ctn on jvignaaj auer iue
reading ot the minutes oi stne ias-t session -ne.
length, and the Court was lihen-cteared for de
liberation; The result 4wjll he , made? public
when the Commander; of the Department shall
go cruer lc-x . . j 1 i . ; .: ... r.
An Of f er'ot One Mun&ted days'
I h'n' f'lift receint of the newk 'of the Cianture 6f
. WiliningtXrorer a dispatcH
th;C
d Ifbfl fnrf .4' At SaVaii-
lanfl nlhe V'nortsu
The offer was referred to Ojericral Grant,' who
declined to accept t the J ' regioients The SAre-
inr nf WnT sent a SririamnfrH t liOTemOr Cn
ton this morning, concurring W the decision ;of
Ti Subscriptions, to tjiersevdnithirty' loan were
$3,43?,850. The largest Western subscription
was tor f lOO.UWi Jrcmairenport,AOwaj ine
-There were 212 individual :subscriptious for
; PnuUDELPHiAV ToesIiy ,eb 281865
. ' Tlie snbscriptionB to the Seven Tliirties 'rb
ciived by'Jay, Cooke &'lCik tb-dayHjrere $3,
? The la-rgisi Eastern ubseription was
$300,000 frotnjNew l?ork and the largest : VVes
tr, cnr.RCrtntion was 4375lfc00! frbni' Cinching
ti' There" wer
Ud and $ fJCTeacIilnX: Ikl Vs ' ' :
: ' The caiiaaian naisi ?
-. VJ ;M0KTRAiiTuesaay, -Feb. 2m,5: .
si;r Sm?ili;!i iihtrt!l raiders'
case vas pcsiponea xo Aanrauaj;. if ,
:-:''XlieKebfeisiJn.'SentttcRy;:'
""Generals- Granger v and Ilobeon arrived here,
-tonight":-' eneratt Knrferidge Ras oea oirecx
t d to report to GeccraHThosmai fori eirticejin
.v "rift - .:.'Vr- i I ' - I. ti.'-
.5. - FA? report'ftOBa- Frankfort saysabcut iisbou-1 f'
a . . linn n rn. i . ... t ? . . . - . i niu .a&a - - - u mi . u f ;
JiOW THE OLl -FLAG WAS UNnjRLCD ON SDMTBR.
. Shortly after daylight it was discovered that
there were no j troops in and about Sumter; tot
Blttiiltrie, or in the works on James Islandi;--
Lieutenant Colonel .Bennett, of the Twenty fi rst
Uinted States colored troops,' commanding Mor-j
risJ.l3Vind, immediately despatched Major Hen
f th Flftv second Pennsvlvania Volun
teers,' to Fort-Sumter, in small boat, toasder
ftirftouatcd. i MajorT
ram wubvuw -
Hehnessy proceedeU to aumter am &vv n t v
tlje old Stars rand Stripes over the. bttf wcl
hattleraents of; work, from illicit tto iial
been torn covfS iiVArillSCl; The sight jof
ths old ag on1 Sumter was an aadrancc that
the enemy had; evacuated ; all their . work, and
it was hailed by every demonstration of joy by
all, cm ship and on shore. Another boa tj ini . ' '
charge of j Lieutenant V Hacked ofj the ! Third,
Rhode Island artillery, was immediately ientl . '
to Fort Moultrie to take possession of thitt wo;k,
tn4 raise again the national colors upor its
parapet. fThef navy anxious to share in th
hinirtnrs of the dav. " also launched a boalv fthd
strove to gain) the beach'of Sullivan's Island
Taefore the; army, and an exciting race rnsneui
Jbeivreeti. tilt fco4.. of the different branthe of , ,
the service. , Finally, altera hard pun, an as
fast a race as "Ljnarieston naroor ever wiuicbi.
KrA arm rr . fnT. :nnder Lientimaht -Ilaeki tt;
reached the shore in'advanc? As she toucl'ed
the officer and, crew sprang out .on. the iboapn,
thvBnrf. and rushed for the 'goal. -
-The parapet was 'soon gained arid the flag given.
iUa hre?zcL ramicf the cheersi of the Koldlers
arid sailors, wno naa come up a moiuemwi
behind him. The fort was found complexly
all the VorL-fi on the LalaiMCL
,11, ..im noro all .KrnL-p.fl and some of the Carf-
vAUO ilUiJa.ji w.n .'-j . , .li.
muuiiionaiwab iiwuiiuf in mc luoiiuvs,
the enemy had net found time to destroy.
HOWTHI OLnjTLAG WAS ISiAYSn OVEJt '.
'- "wiiVnthp VtR'noatiNf lover ilonltrio Lletdbn-
antColonil BpnricttMsjor Hennese'id Lcii4
tarit Burr of Jthe .Forty-second Pennsylrama,
Reachins Fort KibTey, or wri-i , u
Middle G-ftpWiiatt ery, the fia WAf display i-d
The nartvi theft pushed oato Cas!.9.;.inntK4
wheii the cia
was, oBscrvwi,
Und then! tire boat rtas i ullcd
caotiooalv!. tutldirectly, towa,rd the c:tv. po
of "ne'WH-4 nd !eon1(1iHi wpxe f congrertca
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