New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
LATEST IMPORTATION FROM VICESBUgG.
Gen. Fremont to Wave Command Of
the Colored Troops.
Rule to CAeckaate Rebel Spies.

Grant, but dispatch HAS been received from a
Trustworthy person duhv with bis army, dated the
Goth inst, which states tha' proposition had been
received from Gen. Penbest IN, under flag Of truce,
and accepted, for the buria of the dead, snd that
taey mad been buried This news is later than THAI
from Rebel sources embraced in the annexed tele-
gram, although the date of Ges. Johnstons dispatch,
written 30 or 40 miles from Viciuburg, is one day
later:
This unofficial dispatch, and the following, from
Gen. ButterieId, are all that bad been received up
to a late honr tonight:
HRADeUAETEss AMI OF RIA rOrosAc,
To Ah E-ccl.nev A. LINCOLN. Presid>n'e Of ne q. So
Oar officer who crossed under Tag OF truce to-
DAY brought no papers, bu. says TIE latest news
reported was a dispatch from Gen. Johnston, Of the
9Th. to the effect that up to that time the UnioaSS
had been repulsed, with great slaughter The dead
were yet unburied and becoming very offensive.
BUTGERFlELD
A COMMAND FOR GEN. FREMONT ASKED.
Committee from New-York, originating IN Dr.
Cheeyers Church and indorsed by such men 10
Horace Greeley, George Opdyke. William Cullen
BRYANT, and Daniel s. Dickinson, are bere "
lest the Government 10 give command to Gen.
Fremont at point where be can rally around
IA III the colored men of the country. Yesterday, at
10 clock, they ere presented by Senator Sumner
% the Presidents, with whom was Secretary Chase.
The President declared that no won!d gladly re.
ceiye into the service not ten thousand but ten
times ten thousand coloredroops expressed his deter
ation to protect all who enlisted and said that he
looked 20 theu for essential service IN finishing tho
war. He believed that the command Of them af-
:. g.. d. bi.,t. he
with sll his heart ofsr il to Gen. Fremont
The Committee profoundly Impressed BY the
sarues,nes. of the President and his determination
L. employ all within his reach to the suppression Of
the Rebellion. They have another interview, by
special appointment, al 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing.
MR.. EvARTs's RECEPTION IN LONDON.
Adviees have been received from Wa. N. Evarts
of New-York, announcing his safe arrival IN London,
ana stating that be had been well received there,
aud had already assured himself that The British
Government would in good faith DO lis best " pre-
vent the sailing Of Reoo pirates from the island
ports
NO ESGLI II SEALED MAu.-DAGS TO NArA-
MoRAS.
Private letters from England state that Earl Rms
sci Las issued orders that sealed inAiibags snail
be sess to Matamorss or other poris where the
privilege may be abused Tor the protection OF
vessel endegvOrirg 10 run the blockade, rs Il WA
by tue Peterhoa. Thus the Britain Government
wives the question raisei in the PetehOf c.se. Is
/, sell uscerained that curing tho last British
cruisers were in the habit OF sezins letters board
neutral vessels, wheeler such yesses were sent 10
prizecour Tor adjudication or no.
srnEIClIT OFFICERS HELD nv TIN
REBELS.
Col. Ludlow, Commissioner Of Exchanges, who
/. here reports shat the Rebels refuse to exchange
or pnro,s the officers of Col. SIeghrs command,
tsksn in Alabama, about sixty seventy in num-
ber on the ground that colorvd soldiers were found
serving under them. The Rebel State authorities
clnul that they be handed over " them rs threat
ened in the Proclamation Of JEFF. DAVIS. PeUding
this question, our Government refuses 70 make
further exchanges.
APPEAL OF GEORGIA PLANTERS FOX tAtMr-
TloN FROM THE CONflscAIioN ACT.
IL /. stated that persons pretending TO be emis-
saries Of parties in Georgia, who process to be loyal
aud who desire that their properly real and per-
sonal. including large amount of COTTON, should DO
.x.mpt from the operations OF tue Contscation act
ars hare 10 Law the case before the Government.
WAsHlsGroS, May 3l-lO:O pm.
RIFLE TO CHECKMATE REBEL SPIES
The Government has begun to put in force new
rule by which efeetualiy u prevent pretended 'e'
.sr,sr, and refugees from the Rebel army i'on fe'
turning South with information for the enemy WINCH
thew have acquire while wearing the mack OF suHer-
inc LOYALTY, and enjoying the freedom OF parole "
bo, been determined that all who call themselves
deserters shall be sent, soon as they arrive "'"'A
our lues, 10 Phladelpuia, where the oash o' $40
glance will be administered 10 tnem a"u "i' "1"
tonal oath by which they bind themselves no' !" ~
fnrtpsr South than Philadelphia, under The penalV
of being treated 10 spies Forty were sent yes'efuay
IN pbladslphis, and thirty more go omorrow'
nrcpr.sr IN THE AMOUNT OF TREASURY
NOTES.
On Friday, for the inst time SINCE the ,''us -
Trsasurv notes commenced, the books AZ tue w
nsr,meut showed a positive decrease in inc 'o''A.
of Government currency. As no more ii'A
o,.. ara N bs issued. and Us all the mutilaeo n0'o'
Tim, are received arc immediately dest'oysd' w.
must continue to be decrease u"@'
national notes are put in circulation.
THE Py.-rwENTY LOAN
~. S.rosi,. for the kiye-Twenty loan yss'o'."S
were between three and four ii'"0 -,
rsrsd tina. they will avoras. three million. during
's,s rn.s. the should be news OF serious dis''
tsrs " the army. v
We aro requested again TO call attention to ne
a, IN. law rendering all instruments wniea
reoare stamp thu, are issued without on aud a''sr
Tomorrow, invalid and OF no elect
MUNICIPAL ELECTION ~
Washington eIec,s Corporation officers to- morrow