New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
sp.ci,I Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON. June 10. l5h
vIcR.PBEsIDgNT STEPHENS.

WARRINGTON. June is. 1855
yIcg.pBrsIDgNT STEPHENS.
A party who has patiently read the entire -
pages Alexander Stephenss labored plea for pardon
assures us that he insists upon the righteousness and
necessity Of Slavery persstenty as IN any OF ns
former letters or speeches He shows little or no con-
triton, and seems to consider thc Rebellion dics
lcrimaely thrown and having lost the Southern peo'
pie are entitled to gracefully retire and submit hs
reference to The TRIBUNE s Incidental aid does NOT
Justify either the Washington dispatch or editorial
which appeared IN NewYork contemporary on sa'ur'
day.
THE WEST POINTERS.
OF the 65 West Point graduates this year
more than threc.fourhs sppiiei for commissions
in the cavalry.
JOHN NJ BOTIss THEORY.
John Minor BottS's theory Of reconstruction
Is to lot everybody vote who was eligible under The
former State Constitutions. and Others. but 10
allow no man to BE- eligible elective Office who haA
in any aided the Rebellion.
RICHMOND CONSPIRACY.
II IL ascert aimed that there is q secret COM
binstion among the Rcbe, real estate Of I'oh
uond pot to sell to any Northern Ysnkee purchaser
This accounts for the that property there held
little wholesome confscaton BY Dr. Underwood it
10 thought may somewhat mollify tbs disease. The
local clergy have special fcnr of Nc tern preachers
and teachers. The other learned professions srs
similarly exercised. while the old business men look
with an evil eva upon every new Yankee conner who
brings brains, euergy or capital with him
EUROPEAN CAPITAL SOUTH
| There is large amount Of European capital
now seeking inves; in Southern lands. which VIII
be expended whenever tho status OF the Southern s,as
| and their land titles Shall insnre ito safety.
THE PARDoyING POWER.
There is good prospect that the pardol.ns
carnival IL about The scores Of emnen; states
men. lawyers aud politicians who have thronged the
Whc iouse and secured the pardon OF calprits for
abuosn. fees likely TO ind their business cutaiei
on account ~ It's pas strong pressure wss
brought bear upon President johnson for the pardon
Of liner who has been sentenced 10 years i'm
prisonment and ne Of $4,000 but ho utterly refused
to interfere with the finding Of the court. On another
occasion he is said TO have remas I'd that there hal 60.
20 be liud. to these executive interferenoes.
A cool vIBGiNIAN.
4 Rebel mail.carrier was importuning dis.
tinsushsd pxbc yesterday for his assistance 70
got continuance Of his contract from Governor pea
rison. Tho influence was declined, whom the irpsr'
turbab.s vginisn insisted tina; he should have hi. sd
10 secure his pardon. if lie couldn't get the Office
PERSONAL.
II. N. Conger, appointed Commissioner
Of immigration vice James Bowen. OF New.York
arrived here from Hong Kong yesterday. and after
short interview with Secretary Seward len for bic
homo in Newark Hs will enter upon ts duties at
early day.
OPPOSED TO EsGRO SUFFRAGE.
All the various southern delegations here, -
vel as all the yrori.ional officers thus far appointed
are opposed 10 negro s0frase.
Tue DISTRICT MARsHALsHrP.
The appointment of Judge Gooding OF lndi-
TO the marshashp OF the District Las occasiouef
considerable surprise was generally conceded that
tho position bad been assigned ~ Mr.. Goodioc. The
commission of Mr.. Gcodloe hal already bsen issued.
and Yves awaiting the Presidents SIT nature. wien
Judge Goodiag arrived and accepted the position
which had been rendered him ny telegraph. lie WIS
duly qualified By Chef-Jnstios Carter aud epleroA
upon his duties yesterday afternoon.
TRANSPORTATION TO TEXAS.
Officers and men hereafter duly commissioned
by tie Governors OF States 10 serve IN volunteer Fes
mcnts now on duts if Texas. viii be furnished VITA
free transportation 10 heir respective regiments or
companies the presentation OF their ecnpssion' 10
the Quar,ermaSters Department
CAPITAL OF NATIONAL BANKS
The total capital Of the National banks es-
tablshcd 70 date suouu's nearly treo hundred AID
eight millions OF doliars.
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Brevct MajOr-Gen. Grover, late commanding
at Savunnal, and Capt f. B. Webster OF lis stan. so
to New.York this evening on leave OF absence alter
which they viii report to Gen Sherman for duty Capt.
Finley Anderson, A. A. IT, to Gen. Hancock has peen
promoted 10 Majority Tor msritorious conduct -
GEN. ORD.
Major Gen. l.. o. c. Ord, late Commander OF
ths Qepasspopt VI YIginiA WIZ u lsVksa awe -