The Sun.
London, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

handwriting as his.

The New York Tribune says the amnesty procla-
mation will proffer the oath of allegiance to all who
served in the rebel army up to a certain grade, this
oath when accepted to constitute a full exchange

and pardon.
The New York Herald states that the amnesty
will extend to all below the rank of lieutenant-

general.
Mr. Stanton has issued an order stating that all
the enemy's troops east of the Mississippi river
having surrendered, persons found in arms in any
portion of that district on the Ist of June will be
regarded as guerillas, and punished with death.

The Secretary of War has also announced that a
review of the armies round Washington will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday next. Grant's
troops will be reviewed on Tuesday, and Sherman's
on Wednesday. Sherman has established his head-
quarters at Alexandria, and will not visit Wash-
ington.

Magruder made a speech at Houston, Texas, on
the 25th ult., in which he expressed his determina-
tion to continue the war. They had a neighbour at
hand, he said, and might receive aid from an unex-
pected source at any time.

Washington despatches assert that the Emperor

Maximilian and Kirby Smith had been recently
seen in negotiation. It is no longer expected that

the South will surrender without fighting.
Guerillas and paroled soldiers from Lee's and
Johnston's armies are plundering East Tennessee.
President Johnson has commuted the sentence

upon Horsey, condemned to be hung in Indiana,
to imprisonment for life. He has also respited

Bowles and Milligan until the 2d June.
A reconstruction meeting has been held at Raleigh,
North Carolina. Union speeches were made in
which the Confederate leaders were denounced
The negroes in North Carolina have sent a petition
to President Johnson asking for the right of

suffrage.
The emigration excitement is subsiding. The
promoters are said to have no considerable amount
of funds, and propose to negotiate a loan. The
formation of emigrant companies still continues.
Mr. M'Culloch has rescinded the order requiring
Treasury permits for the shipment of goods to
Southern ports east of the Mississippi, coastwise or
inland. Since the Ist May 52 vessels, exclusive of
Government transports, have cleared from New
York for Southern ports.
The Confederate ram Stonewall arrived at Ha-

vannah on the 11th, and was still there on the 13th.
It was rumoured that she was receiving men and
ammunition from the steamer Owl and other
blockade runners. Moffat would command her.
Several Spanish officials had visited her. It was
reported that the American Consul had requested
the Captain-General to surrender her as a pirate.
The Captain-General had refused to comply with
the Consul's request. Several gunboats had arrived
at Havannah from Key West to watch her.
The British brig Kate Carlton, ostensibly from
Matamoras for New York, with 100 bales of cotton
and, it is also stated, $300,000 in specie, has been
captured.
Dr. Blackburn, who is stated to have shipped in-
fected clothing from Bermuda, has been arrested for
a breach of the neutrality laws.
The Herald announces that the Government of
Columbia has renewed the charter of the Panama
Railroad Company. The charter grants to the
United States Government in perpetuity the exclu-
sive privilege of transporting military and naval
stores over the road. The Federal Government
guarantees the sovereignty of the Columbian Go-
vernment over the isthmus and the security for
transit over the route against foreign Powers.
The steamer Sacramento left San Francisco on
the 18th with $1,300,000, of which half a million is
for New York.

NEW YORK, MAY 20 (Morning.)

General Thomas has reported that Davis paid
the troops nearly all the specie before they parted

company.
Breckenridge and Benjamin were at Vienna
Valley, Savannah River, on the 9th inst. It is
supposed the latter has reached the west bank of
the Mississippi.

No further evidence has been given at the con-
spiracy trial implicating Davis. A witness has
identified Payne as the person having attempted
Mr. Seward's life.

It is rumoured that letters were found on Booth
implicating Davis.
The Tribune states that the Government is de-
termined to arraign and try Davis before a 'civil tri-
bunal, probably before a Baltimore jury, Mr. Chase

presiding.
Mr. Seward visited the State Department yester

day.

The Governor of Mississippi has convened the
Legislation to deliberate upon measures of recon-
struction.

Senor Arroys, the commissioner frora the Em,

peror Maximilian, has arrived at New York. He
denies that negotiations have taken place between
Maximilian and Kirby Smith, and the reported
cession of territory to France.
Mr. Davis and his wife, his son, and two daugh-
ters, with Alexander Stephens, C. C. Clay, General
Wheeler, and 16 others, arrived at Fort Monroe
Yesterday. The prisoners were conveyed in the
steamer Clyde, escorted by the gunboat Tuscarora.
Mr. Davis was landed secretly under a guard,
and confined in the casemates of the Fort. Every

precaution was taken to prevent his escape.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
Money abundant. GA, 1301.
Exchange on London, 143 ; do. on Paris, 1911.

BoaT3z:,y LTD MAURITIUS MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, MAY 28.
The Delta and Pera, with the above mails, left
here at 10 a.m. to-day,
The former may be expected at Marseilles on the
3d, and the latter at Southampton about the 10th
June.

OUTWARD MAIL.
The Orissa left Suez, for Bombay, on the 27th inst.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, May 29.—There is no feature of im-
portance to notice in monetary transactions to-day
—the markets continuing to maintain the improved
tone manifested towards the end of the past week.
Threes, for the Account, are quoted at 67f. 40c.,
Italian Loan 66f. 10c., and Mobilier Shares at 773 f.
75c. Notwithstanding the somewhat grave intelli-
gence concerning the disturbed state of affairs in
Mexico the holders of Mexican Stock have exhibited

no symptoms of apprehension, and the rates current
on Saturday have been generally well maintained—
the Old Loan having been done at 47k, and the
New do., at 329 f. The market closed as follows:-
4
per Cents

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3 per Cents. 67 30
_ _

Ditto Threes —
New Mexican
Do. New '33o
Russian —
Austrian -
Spanish Threes --
Home Debt —
Deferred
Roman 76 25

D. end month 67 30
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Bank Shares 3520
Credit Foncier 1290
ltalidu Loan 66 10

Do. end month 66 10

WAYS.

RALLY

Cash. Acct.
•
Orleans
Northern 1072 50 ... 1068 75
Lyons and Mediterranean 897 50 ... 895
Southern 595 ... 596 25
Western 527 50 527 50
Eastern

Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard..

305 - ... 305 -
433 75 ... 435 -
501 25 ... 501 25

North of Spain 236 25 ... 237 50
Saragossa 325 227 50
Ditto to Barcelona • 155