, 1865-05-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
the DIFFICULTY between
SHERMAN AND NALlECK,
Gen. Wright on the Negroes
and Guerllas,
Isnec,,1 To the Western Associated Press.l

[soec1sl to the Western Associated Press
NEW YORK, may Is.
The Reyald's Richmond correspondent, men
ttnning the difficulty between Gems. Shet1nan and
Halleck, asys the rupture between the Generals
1t IL underS tood. g1omB ont Of Gel. aalleck's or
der countermapding the orders OF Sherman to hi
unfortunate commanders during the trace with
Johnston. Gen. sherman wrote Gen. Halleck
yeste.day, stating that in future all
The difference between them reauised in wholly
doing hway with the review OF his army already
announced In ordera. and the prospective revie9
low. Sherman hss percmpsonly refused 10 con-
sent 70 the coDotnons OF the review being made
public, and The consequence Ia that all the plaus
in thls relation will necessarily not be carried
ont, and fhG troops and populace are alike dtsap-
pointed. They all will probably proceed quietly
through the city.
On the arrival OF the 9Th corps at DAnvfl1e the
ne. roes were Bo reloiced that they commenced to
desert the .plantstions In all Tue ansroIn ting
Il 80 seor a@ nsS
Wright deemed It necessary to issue an order re-
quifing negroes to rcnain at home and sttend to
paroea rsbs h nresK thsr
roller, that they Will be Immediately hung "nen
caught.
IheCapture OF Augusta.
NEW YonK, May 13,-The Savannah Herald,
mentioning the capture Of Augusta By Gsn r il.
cons foices says it was accomplished without op-
position.
lu::rconrse Between Macon and Savannah.
The stenms: Comet is making regular trtps be,
tweeus bacon and Sa:rur1. The Macon Ntlos
Of the 25th says the best order prevails in that
city, and that there nre no collisions between the
ss s9ssst 81 1essss T. qae s
sTa vii Be- an efs q Euoa feeling. q sobie deeds
spa ss ptsss.! peaSa vr IL i :u t 1shoo,ss e s
eept eaF gsos peaee IN frank s'l and eordisi III
sPr,t sDd to col sst teiE rsmsinias energies tol
as 1s e poe 5 y sss bsssy ea y9
grandeur Of the South ran be fntiy restored, and
even greatly enhanced before the expiration Of
IhS n ctv
dered BY citizens. Some private stores also suf-
The Court Martial.
WAsuN6ToE, May 13-The court engaged In
the TRIAL Of fhe conspiratora altered one OF the
rules Today, so rs to adnit reporters for the
Reyerdy Johraon offered as counsel for Mrs.
Snrratt. 7yhereupon an objection was raised To
him by Gen. Harris, which was withdrawn after
DETECTIVES Lee and Clark OF the Kirkwood
Houae, and the present proprietor Of he house
oenp!sd By he suE1att hily md othefs were
having teen deposited there in order to facilitate
the Escape OF the ,assass1ns. The court was In
session until a late houE
1QECUUEEl 10 LEU ak t41 tE4tk90%1dIJs LII dA
upper room, with two windows at the east and
two at the north. They are ironed With lat bara.
Along The wall on the west side, on raised seats,
we're Dr.. Mudd, David Q. Harold, Lewis Payne:
Edward 6pangte1, OF Fotd's theater, Michael
O'IAugh}in, Atzeroth snd Samuel Arnold Sitting
outside the railing W2s Mr. Sutratt, leaning Oh q
sn all table beyond her, and on tho other side Of
the table, nesr the northern window, sat the
council for the accused, as follows:
Ihos. Ewipg. Of Ohio, ex-senator; Attorney
Stone, Walter g. Cox, Hon: Reverdy johnson,
Nr9 4 FArnnbP4t Pa4f
and vest, beside either Wall runs long table, at
which sat the Court.
DR.. Nudd looked cslna, collected md attentive,
leaning on the table az II to relieve his wrists
from the weight Of The hgndcufa that encun-
bered them. Harold WIS restless, running hl3
hands through hti halr with nerVous twitehtng,
constantly varying the direction Of bis look Payne
was dressed In cray woolen shirt, dark pants,
and seemed more intent On obtaining full view
ing bis attention to the details Of the proceedings
O'Lsughlfn. keen1y observant Of every move
made In court, leaned back with his head against
the vail, fully Exposing his broad but not high
foreheac. Be has dark eyes, pale blood'ess CON,
dsl and Imperial, boih very black. 1t.
zefot h il m1n Of five feet si1, Inches,
been taken for a3mere spectator. he possesses a
ttyls Tar more COMMON In Southern Germany.
MS hair and beard are reddiah sandy color; eyes
light. One police officer eat beside each prisoner.
mrs. Surrhtt has Rlieady been correctly de-
ec1ibed. She Is a stout bn1om woman, fitting
FalataF . ideal Of fair, fat and forty, though
ehe ia older. She dressed in black and looked a
little Aushea. Ne failed to notice that cold,
cruel CLEAN In her grey eyes, which somo getle-