Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

The NoSlst WashingtonFp eHl, spoaking about
Tue surrendT'ol Kirby snFh says Notwithstanding
the surrenki troops will T. sent to Texas to pro-
lecl The border apd maintain order along thn-tron.
lier ana ~ ~ events 70 Keep Nleye opMadmilan
and his French associates b.. 5.uI 4. a1,gsF
,,.....r.. tur. .lf MEMPHIS, May 20.
The Bulletins New Orleans special of The 2eth
says, on the evening Of the Gath inst thp main ord
dance depot, in Marshalls warehouse in Mobile
blew up with terrible explosion About 400 nor
sons, were killed, and many yqundad, Thousand
arc bnrfed in the ruins' Eight tntffB s9GaT9 were
demolished, and about eight thousand bales of cot
ton destroyed, The stesp9rs Colonel Cowles and
Kate Dale, whAAIi oiSI NG9Gtroly" dcstr "Dr
ed. The greater portion Of The business centre OF
the city was badly damaged. Tho total loss i esti
prompt relief TO the sufferers The 9atise Of the
explosion Is uncertain The ordnance stores. which
were portion OF the munitions of var surrendered
by Dick Taylor, were in course Of removal when il
occurred The entire city is more Or lqssinipred by
''I''. r. ''..,r'."' "- MEN YSH; NbS5A
The Horalds Washington special ga{ nh 18th
corps, Under Gen Weitze, viii Gommenee hnb,rL
ing to-day for Texas. Gen Giles A. Smith MI be
given command of division of coIored troops And
will accompany Gen. Weit2el, "' l.''I y ~
The Heralds special say the GdvStnmeht Is in
possession q new and important testimony, Gxing
upon Geo. n. Sanders and Jacob THOMPSON not
only direct completely with the Assassination OF
President Lincoln, but their guilty agency I'M Bro
ducing The distribution OF infected ciothiHg inftbe
cities In the loyal States and The attethted Intro.
House '". "'.'' '+I+ n "dI'H'7'T ,7s
The Tribunes special says Secretary Stanton 40.
cides to leave The Cabinet as Soon as tRS hiiiSry
trials are finished, and the army reduced 10 a Der
manent standard. The President will then send him
a. Minister TO Berlin. ...4 ,,l0T
NO ..- t.t CINoNSAII May2a
a dispatch 10 the Commercial from Masslou, o.,
gives The particulars of riot among the coal minors
in that vicinity growing out OF the resistance made
by the miners Of the Union organization No new
men, not members of the Union, were allowed work
The 18th regiment Of National Guards was oalled
out 10 restore order, and arrested number Of the
members and Leaders. Great excitement prevailed,
and further violence Is apprehended u gla.
..' -. 300 NASHVILLE, AayBl.
Judge CatrUn OF the Supreme Court of the Uni.
ted States, died in ths city last night
Hon. Joseph O. Bradley, Col. Nicholas Davis and
Judge Parson, Of Alabama, are here Ell route for
Washington TO confer with the President reatiyeto
the resrganiGation ofu soparpb ntan Alabama
The assets Of the State Bank are now being count
ed at the capitol Atn't OBJ JH.tn l'. ltnfsL
The rebel officers Of the State Bank Kay Battle
and Dunlap are out Oh parole. l''' hI"' IHAa
Howell Cobb has been paroledlto visit his faniiiv
SeuioUry mallUiy ana Senator Hill Ten Here yhs.
terday en- 'oms for Fort Warren. 'o' ne sahST
'i New Y6Rk, Maya
The Herald's Washington Special SAW 5es' INV.
Is expected to arrive here to-day ma wiillbtar
raigned for trial ''.I ..naIh N" alI'IiJ tf
d An abstract of Sherman report bubhsbsa.j 5a.
tans the following dispatch Is Gen Grant dated
Raleigh, April 2s Since you left here ytsteraay,
nave seen the New York Times contaiaihs'a
budget of military news, automatically siehed by9be
Secretary Of War which is grotped in such a'way
as to give erroneous impressions II embraces q
copy Of the basis of the agreehrht between t6ysof
and Johnston, with commentaries whichlt Iouia5e
time enough to discuss two or three years heAcG Al
ter the Government has experienced Title nofeip
the machinery by which power reaches the seattesa
people of the vast area Of country down south.
Meantime, do think my rank if not past servc ..
entitled me at least to the respect of keeping so re
what was known TO none but the Cabinet until fur.
ther inquiries could be made instead Of gyint NH.
iicity to documents 50 wide from the truth f9aJer
seen or had furnished me copy of Presleht III.
coins dispatch to you Of the 9Th Of March dntilaf
ter Che agreement was made nor did Mr. Stanton or
any human being convey TO me its substancs. otAhy.
thing like H. but on the contrary Had so6n fien
Wetzels invitation to the Virginia Legislatukgin
Mr.. hncoln's very presence ''~ ", "'''.'N
E. Mr.. Stanton, IN stating that NY order. u Gay
Stonenan were likely TO result in the e5cdpa' -,
Davis to Mexico or Europe IS in deep e1of! 81 A.
man was not at Salisbury but had gone b. ~
Slatersvile. Davis was behind HIM BY tlir, finc H.
wards me he was approaching Davis but t wen nov
don't know that ever Stanton warited 'Day;s
caught And many official papers deemed sacred
withhold from me policy lind rans Il any tbsrabO
and then expect me TO guess at them. 'hFor f5,r
years have been dealing with soldiers mi -
sure yon the conclusion ut which the Cabine reaebad
with such singular unanimity differ from usaaifG
am deemed insubordinate and waiting in common
'ense =, !, who in the complication Of last year
,ause and the administration and who have brought
IN army of seventy thousand men IN rnaSghi fcssM
tye, across country deemed impassibl9' and ina
about when il was wanted
c...,...u t,,-,. >, al WASHINGTON, May 81.
Inaries H. Sromalli some time SINCE convicted OF
'bstracting bonds from the Redemption bureau h.
'een condemned to pay $4,000 fine. nT 49,
Gold 37S. Cotton A. ,,, ,'', ' -; ~ ~
-. -. Il 81. .lt ...o aNBw YORs, uuo III!
IL Is not true That Davis has arrived in Washing
ol, as announced He is still at Fortress Monroe
i not probable he will be brought up the Potomac
nt the conspiracy trials are concluded. 1t islnG
eciled lhat Judge Carter will trylthC ointment
riminal though such is not improbable. .1ullT
Gov. 10. Brown has been released on his ,anv,u,
Inc tribune Washington special says the releabe
| Gov. Brown on parole greatly displeates the DOL
ior as they hold him responsible for tho horrors OF
Indersonyille prison. 5. .si,I..i b. .be.i,oui h
~ i SAID Secretary Stanton intends RENEWING his
ssaut on General Sherman, in n rejoinder, having
ossessed himself Of Breckenridge and JohnsonS
crsion OF the affair whose statement he will iue
, defend himself ~ ...., .,.i.,uin.,n lliuL
Iii now thought thai the toslinons IN the oons
piracy case will closethis week. Reverdy Johnsbn
IS prepared protest, denying the Jurisdiction t.f
10 Commission. .I lido d.. 500 ...,iuuuii .t,ii a.4
Another conspirator mas boon arrested very p.a.
70 Canada line, and brought here and iodeedli
% arsenal l.. ... tt.. ...'+ f...f ''atcr-
The Herald says the Government has 6nallvds;
ied TO hand Davis over Y the civil authorities