The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
ILLINOIS
Commits

Provost Commits
DID. Ndyskots. sioasvs Sur0eows
l-Wm. James. A. G. Hessing. J. W. Fteer.
2-Amos. b. Coon. VIM. ID. Barry. Aaron Lewis.
3-John v. Eustice. W. A. Younsman Chancellor Martin.
4-Jas. Woodruff. John Mckinney. Chas coolidge
5--Jas NJ Alien. Richard A. Yoe Thomas Hall.
0--Abel Longworth Sol simmons. Robt Macarthur.
1-Wm. Fithan. j. s. Wolf. II. q. Johnson.
S-lsaac Reyes. Clinton Jones. e. H. Whitmore
9B +. WestIake. c. c. Sturtevant. RIM Worthington
1O-wm N. Fry. S.W. Noult0n. David Prince.
I'm c. Kean. VIM. p. Archer. =. R. Payne.
L. Georgc Abbott. John +. DIETRICH Henry W. Wing.
13-wm c. Carroll. Al. Keykendali. Thos H. Burgess
Lieutenant Colonel James Oaks, Fourth United States
infantry been detailed 70 aid the War Department In
the arrest deserters and In securing uniformity in tho
OF the Enrolment act In The State Of Illinois,
| headquarters at Springfield.
1a .s.sr Hal. A,o: :s Bradshaw " s0 sss
2-J. =. Mcfarland. N r. Alien. A. Weber.
81. II. :: sandidy. Jas Hazard. Byron Rybug.
A Sasosss e0 d b s0cs1.n' R wsnl''h
s-;eo W. Terry E W. Hswkins. r. p Buckuer.
I-Iom Moore. tach Munger. 81. Gano.
S-wm c. Grmr Edward ;. Dala. l. NJ Buiord.
MAJOR w. H. sitdeii, Fifteenth Unted States infantry
has been detailed aid the wsr Department the
deserts and in securing uniformity 10 the execution
OF the Enrolment tho STATE OF Kentucky, bead
quarters st Frankfort James b Fay. Provost Marshal
General
The following Ia oRchi list OF appontmsots Of
Provost Marshais and members q the Board Of Enrol
ment, FOR tho state Of Maryland.
rro~s cs~~.s
I-Jeln Frasicr ,Jr. rssodore Clayton. vm EFsnow.
2-Robert oaibeard I. n. Hayerstick. j. 3. ward.
- sI s%,,s w% s' SSsn 1 IT,: nrros
6-John C. Holland. P. ". whitright. n. = Dorsey.
Lieutenant Coiousl j. n. Alexander, Of the Fourth
Maryland Volunteers has been dsailsd - Acting Assist
ant Provost Maha General Of The STATE hsadquasters Il
Rrimers
ARRIVAL or sxcHANosD UNION rRIsoNRRs.
Several hundred exchanged Union prisoners ha~s ar
rived here. Ono Of them, oGosr, staten that new
extensive sArthworxs have been crested turn
pike road bstwssa Richmond and yrsdsncksburg, here
tofsrs unknown 70 u.s.
ADJUSTMENT or THE CLAIMS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
ON Pnu.
me tedious and proiracted negotiations for adjust
of the CLAIMS Of citizens Of United states o. the
been brought 70 an auspclous
conclusion. The conveptoo the subject including tho
amendments PROPOSED BY our Senate and accepted By
Peru, vii shortly be published and the conm,sson pro-
vded by the act Of the last session Of Congress 70 carry
the convention into eject VIII be Organized without
oessary delay.
RxpCurIvE PARDON
John orcu,t Carpenter, Kcntncxy corv ctcd OF trea
son, has been p,-a ned oy the President This ercse
of eSesve sIemcncy has been procured hsolsh he To-
To-, q irssnts the ground that be has 70
pentsd 4 hs CRIME he voluntarily abandoned the seq
vos Of the rebels returned TO hs allegiance TO live
q, peace as loyal and law abiding citizen.
xoRxos AryAIRs,
Toe renewal Of Chief justice Kinney, Of Utsh, and the
srpo,nsst OF John Titus, Of Psnnsyvaaa n hi. suo
cessor reSsrded bore Indicative u lees rbcaxng
oourss towards the xormoms than has hxetoforv been
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former aud the ctnnss made from motives Of pub.
| lc policy.
TIE wosxrxe or raK AGRICULTURAL coLIxoxs ACT.
Ths General Land once reported 10 the Secretary Of
the intror IN progress that bss been made giving
eject the Agricultural Collage lsw o, Ials