The New York herald., 1865-06-24
WASHINGTON.
Tho Presidents Policy in Treating
with the indians.
Additional List Of Pardoned
Rebels.
&c, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1865.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1865.
APPLICATIONS PoR PARDON.
Among the new applications TO tho President for
pardon the following rebel oricen- Briradier
GcnernlsJ N. Barton, j. W. Frazer, T. B. Smith, w. J..
Cabcll, M. D. Corse, G. W. Gordon Epra Haughn, J. r.
Jones' j. 8. Marmaduke and u. H. Du Bose Cabell's /.
resignation accepted before entered rebel
vice.
John r. Tucker commodore Of tho rebel navy and
the following civilians have been added to the list Of
pcatons since yes.erday:-J. q. Hunter and Richard
Hawes, Of Kentucky; Solomon Frank A. Converse An
drew Johnston, Edward Mccormick and Blair Drrwe,
of Virginia; Eustice surgst, OF louisiana; H. f.
Thomason and David Block, Of Arkansas; William NJ
VOORHEES,, r. g. Fain and G. B. Farmer. OF Tennessee;
Thomas W. Fleming and F. Y. Clark, Of Georgia; J. W.
NJ Harris, Of Mississippi; and B. T. Pinckney and D. j.
Chandler, Of Maryland
No prisoners Of above tho rank OF captain being
released present The applications for par
don from prisoners ard civilians fled away for future
action, and mono but exceptional cases immediately
granted. The President evidently thinks who have
resisted the lawful authority Of the government for four
years can afford TO wait few weeks months for par
don. Having rushed into the matter hrrriedly they will
probably be allowed to repent at leisure.
ADDITIONAL LIST OF PARDoSED sOUTuERNERs
In addition those heretofore mentioned the follow
Ing persons havc applied for and received the Presidents
pardon under his proclamation Of the 29ti Of May last
R r. Stuart, King George county, Va. John r. Davis
Wilson county, Tenn. Robert B. Kingsbury, Cameron
county roxas Edward J. Chiswel Montgomery county,
Nd Also the following nsmod persons, all residents of
North Carolins-Rchard s. Donnell, Beaufort county;
Edward Coningland Halifax county; r. H. Kingsbury,
Oxford; T. D. Hogg and A. H Dowell, Raleigh; W. g.
Pettigrow Warrington county; Noses A. Smith, Rowan;
n b. Willard, Orange county; ChurchwcI Harris john
son county; John Manning, Jr, Chatham county; VIM.
H. Oliver, Craven county 8. s. Harrison and l.. Nc
Kce Caswell county Edwin Groade and c. g. Wnsheed,
Person county; R C. d. Bcaman, Grcen county; J. NJ.
Parrott, John Il. Stevenson Robert c. Hay, d. A. Muir
ply and Anthony Davis. Lenor county; K p Battle,
b p Williamson, Jonathan N. Heck VIM. L. Wood, r.
8. Tucker Nathan Ivy and George W. Norwood, Wake
county; j. NJ. Leach, J. Dcvereaux and Lewis p. Old,
also Of North Carolina
JoshuaSEIill ex-mombeP Of Congress from Georgia,
and G. J. Hyams, witness in the assassination trial,
have been pardoned by the President
TREATIES WITH rHE INpIANs-rAE PRESIDENTS
POLICY.
Tho President has directed Hon. W. p Dole, Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs proceed 70 tho Indian country
for the purpose Of enectng important treaties with the
hostile wo peacoable Indiana In his instructions 70
Mr. Dole the President says that he deems the present
an auspeious and ntting TINA fos the renAwnl Of thu
efforts prcss upon the Indians IN the distant Ter
toes tho rapidly increasing and pressing necessity fo
the abandonment Of their wild md rowing habits
The adoption in their stoad Of tho peaceful and In
dustrous arts Of civilized life There is no longer any
region OF territory LOFT within the United States where
ther rude habits and modos Of life can prevail a for
merly. They being pressed and hemmed in every
side BY tho advancing ss.t'enenss OF an adventurous
-
themselves 70 the order Of things and 10 live in
peace among themselves and with their white neighbo
they must inevitably perish The policy Of settling them
upon suitable reservations whore they may, with the
ad and friendship Of the government b able 10 subest
themselves by agriculture and other industrious pursuits
10 le without alternative These views have doubtless
impressed themselves upon you during the period you
have had the immediate direction OF Indian relations
and your experience In treating with the Indians and
familiarity with their characteristics 10 point you
out - The proper Officer Of the Indian Department To
Visit the VARIOUS tbcs In the Tertorties and to enter
into such treaties with them will best pera-
nent tranquility borders and promote their future
welfare and prosperity"
The commanders Of the various military districts and
forts have besn instructed ooperatc with NJ Dole
md 10 rsndor him all the assistance he may require
Mr. Dole has been unwer for several days, bot IL now
dschargng the Duties Of his once, and will bs able
70 leave for tho West.
SALE o. GovKRNNENr VESSELS.
Ins sale of vssses belonging 70 the Navy Department
~ Phiadcphia has bcen very successful the prices OBJ
tanned having n almost every instance been thar
the appraised value Of tho vessels Tomorrow the grea
sale Of steamers 1t the Warrington Navy Yard com
mences and during the last week the vessels oserct
have been examined by numbers Of brokers' merchant
and others interested In marine business and the sals
bids fair 10 bs equally successfc with that Phladc
phia Tore in oil between thirty and forty boats "a
be disposed Of including the three Clyde built blockade
rnnors, the bat tsteel plascdl Dumbaros and Lillian.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.
The south Carolina delegation 10 have another in
tsrview with the President Ia. morrow, when they will
urge the views Of tho sccssh iyasts Of that State In
regard 10 rsconsruction They not likely " have
much Influence In shaping The of things In that
STATE fhsr rebel record being Of ultra character
70 destroy any claim 70 confidence regard ethor for
their sincerity or honesty Of purpose
After the departure Of tho South Carolina delegation
The coast will bo clear here for any citizens OF Florida
who have bcsn unusually prominent late rebellion
10 pnt In an appearances and tender to tho President their
advice In regard TO the conduct Affairs that tho last
Of the rebeous States sock for restoration under tho
Presidents plan Of reconstruction.
THE DEATH OF ADMIRAL DUPONT.
Tho Secretary Of tho Navy In . general order an
nounces TO The navy ana marine corps the death Of Ad-
mra Dupont after an honorable Of ncsrly CITY
years In the service Of his country The order further
nys:-
This ofcer twas distinguished for ability and ACQUIRE.
ments In bis profession, and filed with credit many i'm
potant positions both ashore and anoat Ho was espo-
cay distinguished for his decisive and splendid victory
achieved at Port Royal, 9. O., tho 7h Of November
1901 Tor which he received the thanks OF Congress- As
arecognon Of his distinguished services and mark Of
respect Tor his memory Is hereby directed that at the
Navy Yard at Philadelphia Tn Gags will b, hoist half
mast TO morrow and connue until sunset OF the day
OF hs pir al ON which day nj thirteen mute guns
VIII oc nrcd ana at all other yards tho flags will DO
hoted hafnast on and through the day after the
ccps OF this order and thirteen minute guns lrod at
noon
HOTEL GOSSIP.
Tho President looks forward to q disruption OF the
rcpubcan party If II take place II will not bc his