The New York herald., 1863-06-16

GEvIsnH--l have rscsved your favor Of ths 7A, asa
feel very seDshy tho honor done me By your iuvasoa
ls6a, which you jus,y pronounce oneot the most mo-
mentous days in the history Of the war l would not
your requests bu, The state d my health such as 10 put
Il out Of my power to make tho journey Memphis
wa severely aseecked BY Jhsumasem aoout twelve days
though relieved a s,i 10 the hands q the physician
but with no expeeaton Of being able The present season
public meetings which ] am daily receiving
pray you not 70 think ths! there any want Of sym
pahy n the Northeast with the trials the sacrifices and
the achievements Of brethreo ~ The Southwest
have spoken over hundred times since the began
the from. Of ihs considsrssions which make sSs disem
oermen OF the Union physical, political and moral im-
with the bss, wishes for a successful celebration,
and fellow citizen, :. :, EDWARD EVERETT.
lri1 q, eIMrn vnon GnHnAL snsRnAN. 4 ,r
5000 HKApQrARTHas, FvTERSTn Amy CoRPs,
- WALNUT Hnis, Miss, Nay 70. lsas. ! =
you fsr the kind sentiments Expressed, and su.hor,ss
70 carry 70 the Union Club the OF my
In Union 10 strsngih-powsr 10 DO good power 70 rs
pulse eyEnonor fame and glory % our beloved country
sery. How any well balanced mind can hesitate 10 =
choice between these passes my comprehension There
fore On :: occasions DO honor . tse memory q H.. day
proper place in Memphis Rejoice, and let your
children rejoice :, each Anniversary q ,na.
Of that powerful fhction which had for .
brief period usurped all the functions Of government
very centre Of 70 be glorious republic. have
always endeavored by word and example TO reprove
the extreme minds Of the aouth and North, and still
contend that the nteres. Of great valley Of the Mis-
sssippi mue control the destiny Of America, and Mem
s r. % ire; like the ns, must reg"
remote arteries and veins Therefore be calm, magma
ninous and patient. Boss. not your faen Deghbors
but convince them Of their delusou and that the Union
men are above petty malice and will heed tho
preudIces Of 'nnamed and diseased minds.
You speak OF me as leader. II so, see bow patient
have been amidst the taunts and tesrs Of
trymen. almost as intent in pulling down s the
now on the walnut Hills. vicksburg 10 before us,
armed and ntrenched, but, instead OF being above u.s.
with our armed battaons. Our course 70 reach II
crcuitons but the less Intended, the Mis-
sssippi and Yazoo feed whiss close upon foe
make no prediction; but the right must prevail, and
think have about clear conception Of that right
any one; and natter myself time Is consumed, not
armies whose vaor and virtues musi be founded The
dynasty which win rule our country for, may be-
deplore ths devastation and misery that attend our
progress but all history teaches as that pesteDce
Almighty alays the storms Of human passion after the
loog calm Of peace.
heartfes interest in al th.. occurs :, Memphis. Your
friend, W. r. SHERMAN, Major General.
The letters having been read the chairman OF the meet
ing introduced Judge Joseph Wilson, who accordingly
made bis appearance upon the stand.
The Judges remarks rather didactive than
leaving 70 bis .hs discussion q military mat
!ers The remarks q the Judge were vel received and
I'll others adapted 70 similar occasions So . lI3I
the speech Of General HurIbut bore more OF national
sra ~n me 0:sors - nsscra
sion. He spoke OF the dangers threatening the govern
nsnt and the necessity Of The coopea,ou Of the people
70 project IT, He handsomely handled the rebel consprA
tos exposed their designs and consigned thcm grace
fully 70 Their after career in the socty Of mankind He
clearly the absurdty OF ne doctrines and the horrors
turay attendant upon is success 10 this country lie
alluded 70 his career This latter point was greatly
10 the delight and enthusiasm u the troops Of ns corps
b.n ss soo as
tona existence accordingly pcetuated Throughout the
Generals entire remarks tnere was almost continuous sp
pauee; particularly his ausion 70 and explanation Of
order No IS which ] win append was most eminsDtiy
and created great snthos,sm The loyal ole
publication OF the herein inserted order many cysns
have come forward and presented themselves 70 The en-
Meancthon Smith and subscribed the required oath
And sll they come 10 daily thropgs, each man anxious
GENERAL oRDERs-Ho. 65. e1 r
HsAporARrxRe. s1rx>IH Amy CoRrs,
MEnrTne, May 20, 1853.
l. All persons residing within the city Of Memphn not
the service Of the United States hereby required
enroll and register their names with the Provost Marshal
the snts ~ th,s order ''' "''"" '"'"" N''' "'"'
O. such registry must show the character d the ALE
giaree Of each person registered under one Of three
j. Loyal citizens Of the United s,aier.
II SUBJ octs OF foreign friendly poweB.
III. Enemies Of the United States.
g. Zach person who shall enroll him berssh loyal
citizen shall take and subscribe the following oath -
uSrzD STATS % AnKRrA. eTATS on Trsxssns PRovoI
MARSHAL = Oprr-For the - d---day of -,
do soemniy swear, the presence Of Almighty God.
that will bear true allegiance 10 the United States of
America, viii obey and constitution and
laws OF the and will defend and support the said
domestic and especially against the rebeous league
known as the Confederate States Of America help
God.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this = q =, 1859.
said oath viii be In duplicate ons copy being devere4
70 the party taxing !he same the other fled In the oce
Of the Provost Marshal
10 take the oath OF neutrality and will nle evdseee wish
the Provost Marshal they and have not been
citizens either o. the United states or the scaed Con-
D. 10 cases where the Provost Marshal shan have rea
% % 4 snS BE-
required 70 gve bonds for 'bs faithful keeping Of the
g. Every person not in the service Of the United state,
the citizen of foreign friendly Power over
age eighteen years who shall neglect refuse take
the oath Of allegiance herein prescribed sba be
have elected register himself az an enemy u the
United Slater and be subject 10 such disabilities and pen
sltiee al belong ~ such condition.
Registered enemies, described section six u this
order, shall not he permitted " vote a any or
e,ercss any other franchise or privilege or 70 appear as
=
Office OF trust profit emolument conduct any pro
fession or business within said city.
g. An entire year ~ occupation Of this city by tie
United states has given abundant oppor unity oil per-
70 make their deliberate election of the sovereignty
u which they o~e their allegiance The socaled Coz.
federate Cones by acts passed II early period Of the
rebellion ordered pcremptoriy from the limits OF tber
VOTED states those true citizens adhered 10 the
country Of their Athers. The sentence wl be pro-
bounced after one years patient watsg upon all Who,
while denying .hsf silss ases TO the United states YET
have found protecton beneath its Tag Ibete pe sops
viii BE- sent where their afectlous Are
Q. Giving aid and comfort 10 the public eaomy "A pun
shabe with death and the enency with which such per-
sons have been treated must Any person
hereafter offer insult By word act 70 the United states
Tho sbil express sympathy with the enemy or ssts
fac ton az any imagined or real o. the Confederate
arms vii be arrested al once and severely pobRbs
10 All real estate ~ registered enemies will he sbh 10
seizure by the United Sstoe and al conveyances Of the
after the day ~ the of THE order are hereby
declared randols1t aganst The United Asd VOID
The question AZ TO their persopAl property Win be