New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at 1909.
TIE WAR.

In the Grand Review which will take place al
Washington on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
the Army OF the Potomac, tie Army Of the Tennessee
the Army of Georgia and Gen. Sheridans cavalry viii
participate Gen. Meade will command on Tuesday
and Gen. Sherman on Wednesday. There Will be
marching salute" in front Of the White House where
the President Cabinet and other high officials will view
the pageant
Gems. Grant and Meade have both testified
before the Committee the Conduct of the War that
their relations with MIR. Stanton as Secretary OF WAR;
have constantly been of the most friendly character
and that neither Of them heve had cause to complain OF
the Secretarys conduct toward them or n the case OF
Gen Grant, of any interference in their plans Of com
paign.
At the session of the Osbon Court-Martial
yesterday, deposition of Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Fox. was offered to which the prisoners coun'
sci objected after which the rested for
Che prosecution. Gen. Pratt made motion to dismiss
the case for grounds stated. which was denied. The
Court then adjourned until today.
A dispatch from Resaca, Ca. states that Jeff.
Davis arrived at Macon Monday and sent on to
Augusta A second dispatch from Nashville informs
ps that 1t was expected that his exExcelency would
pass through that city to Washington but that
1t was subsequently decided to send him North by
from Savannah.
The Memphis Argus has information that
the Rebel General Forrest wa. killed at Parkvile, Ala
the 18th instant by four of his own men, to ayenge
the death of six of their comrades who ordered
be shot By Forrest the day before for exung over the
newsof Johnstons surrender. which Forrest did not
believe.
A large number Of company and staff officers
s1.sr ,Ie
account Of physical disability by virtue of leaves o.
absence granted them their return to the loyal States
Us prisoners of war; honoraby mustered out OF the
service Of the United States on the 18th inst.
A large mass meeting held at Paducah, Ky.,
passed resolutions denouncpg those whose representa-
tons had caused the removal Of Gen. Meredith from
command in that District. Similar meetings were
being held at various points throughout the District
The Baltimore american has special Anna
polls dispatch Announcing the arrival Of transport
from Fernandina Fla bringing 80 Rebel officers, in
GLIDING Col. Breckenridge who was very indignant
at not being allowed TO land.
Thirteen steamers and the Rebel rams Nash
vile and Mary Ann have arrived at Mobile from the
Tombigbee River where they taken by the Rebels
after the evacuation.
Ma. -Gen. Thomas visited the Merchants Ex-
change in Cincinnati. Thursday. and was enhusias
ticaIly received. He has returned to Louisville
Gen. Gideon j. Pillow has been captured near
Selma. He was kept from going to his home through
fear Of guerrillas
The paroled officers and men of Dick Taylor's
army are said to be overrunning" Mobile.
Gov. Brown of Georgia has been placed in
the Old Capitol Prison at Washington.
Gems Candy and Osterhaus reached New
Orleans from Mobile on the 10Th inst