, 1865-06-02
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5fons. 10 answer for the outfaGes ne perpe-
tinted while In the rebel seFs1ce-
ct,er,, Hsncock's corps Of veterans Is to
ne snc.castd TO 4o.00o-
The letter Of JEFF. Davis, acknowledging
4bc advantages Of She11nan's originst agree.
n,cnt with Johnston, Is again alluded 70 tn
o,,r dispatches, and will coon be publtehed.
General Sucfnaan's report, which le claimed
the War Department would not publish, WAS
1tc.iyed May :7t1, ut ! p. m, and published |
the same day.
The rclcl General s. B. Buclner, xho made
1he t3rst formal surrender Of the war ut Fort |
Done1son, IN February 1862, raaae the last, |
also. in snrrcnderioc the army Of Kirby
Smith to Gen. Canby.
Col. Hatch. tue Collector Of Customs at
New Orleans rnder rebel rule, has been cap
1used, and with him all the records Of tho
Custom :Bouse. The records and books
1nior TO the rebellion, h. states, are conceal
cd In that city.
4 rumpr IL current 1t Cairo that tbs Navy
Dcpsrtmcnt at Mound City is to be trans
1cf1cd to Pensacola, FlR.
Gen. E1c,pan arsivrd In New York yester-
day morning and leaves for the West to-day
President johnson hss been waited upon
by q Cormittce 0i coloTed m"n trom the
District Of Columbia, and counssllcd them TO
pctitiou tue next Conglcss for the right Of
suffrage. ...
Tic At7nor3al Dtp1omaff4ae Announces that
President johnson has made formal and
T!eorous d..naud upon the CIeinet at St.
James to render decision upon the matter
OF Ind uu.tS. to th!s conh:r; for the losses
inflicted ty IArsti:al cruisers fitted ont III
English ports. 10th the Memorial and the
.Epoon, published at Madrid. ave Of the opinion
that the demand will be complied with.
Yulcc. before the war United States Sena-
Tor from FLORIDA, came into Pensacola short
time since and deli :ered himself up. H. cx~
ncte to obt:iu all the rights Of citizenship
and resume his old scat.
Gen. Roscc.ans Las bef n granted stxmonths
fur.oush, and goes to the Pacific. At The end
OF that time he viii probably resign.
It is probable that the rebel governor Of
Tennessee, 1sham G. Harris, has escaped
acr4ss the Mississippi liver. He Was at Gre
pada, when tie amy Of Dick Taylor su'rcn-
dc1ed, bu. did not wait to share the fate Of
lis military friends.
'iA "2 jURx. ANA" ~
On ttc 18th Of July, 1859, Congress passed
an act expressly declaring that all persons
engaged in furnishing supplies for the aEnJ
CT nasy saoala be deemed par.
OF the land or naTal forces, and
ahuuld be subject to trial By court
martial, OF military commission. Al
most simultaneously an act was passed
1rc<c,Ihine additional penalties upon civil
officers and ageuts OF the Government fouuJ
of al tn <tuf
cult Court Of the United States. 1t Is well
Known that sundry swindling contractors,
both raral aud military, have been brought
to g,irt ty c,urts martial, and compelled te
-dissorge their fl-gotten geins. We have
neye: heard OF any civil officer Of the Gov
cfument being convicted in Circuit Cour1
Of the United States. no matter how strong
Tie tesdmt ny against him.
Mr.. lsaac Henderson, NAVY Ascn. ut Men
York, Was recently put on 1riul for allrgrt
dishonest practices in the administration o
his Office. The Sew York 1Torld. which Is +
g1ca. sticklcr for trial by Jury, thus recite.
the points established in the trial, before ths
jury iu Henderson's case brought in a verdict
ofacguitt.l:
Divestei Of supernE1tEes and 1echnteal'i.s, the
fa:nre Of Mr. Hri derson's improper and co1rup
ctants, IN Ills capacity Of navy ae. nj. i. <imp4y
this: lie bought eoodB Of merchants and re
ea e sss, e Fl :as
:Snr Ire sssa e. ~poe .nd ~
pocEetcd ten per cent. or the remaiuder-
,eash. qasSt;, .! ,sssn siovss 81 lit 9
h';f s12 'a ,ss g. ssaxrt Of r.,
pocsetrd tee na'anee. Il. .2s3 g..
Many Other transaction. precisely like this, no
~ hate
the xoverbnept, Henderson sFss guilty of. Hos
i hrs rnilt ehu~as There arc thle~ tIemcn:s II
i. Thr anourt p.fd II the government far the
goods which 1t # ctlTc9.
:. TIE azuuurt rec@aved y the es!1er.
3. 1he hmnnnt refined ~ Henderson,
The t,,ois .ol the drp.Itu.nt Ut NashiaRton
end the receipts II Henderson, show the nrs'
The xccou,t hook. ot thE tovc1nmcnt crsd,t9:.
und The hsl I ncc. unss sh"u thu s'con1.
ucndessous nouks -no hls private esnl aceoun
Now, in lie aAtscu,sr transaction cited shove
the lank account OF Uendt ri shoss .h.t lc oe
poe,ted T. r. the MetropoAan Bank on M d d.,
he uepo9ltetl 10 thE Gflscs1'e BanE tu t1at SAM
day Siu,Gl4. and IN 'lre cnnt;nett.! Bunk Sa1"uo-
31aks1g snsstsF 1se3,s sd Aaa yaa xs g
oetpe {penIies utl1 the zHct amount paid " th'
GoverhuIctt for c"ods in-u'shed By stuv-r to tht
Noi IL this parti i nnt1 tor but u
large numaer Ut osheta, and cot tartely in s,ur
chs.cs hon Stover hut in other pur~ho.rs alto
we find this ZANE extraordinary coinc-:'eace be
t~eel the bSoAs OF the department, the bauk. O.
the sellers TO 1hc Eortruncnf, End In+ 1'rlratl
bark see"u'. Of nsndr.sn Ia saea a.: 4, "a! Il o.
u ~ per ct1t., roofe Of lete, OF No /, IT, am"un
ps'd ~ the t0rrrnmert; and Nc. J. the nonnr
Jess, Of he t1mv 40. ], the anopnt i'ssd W th'
Covcrnntnt. no. 2 md No. always ale up. oat
collars and odd cent?, the pEeclse amount q
Itapnears TINT Storer. who. hr the Eay