The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-29
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NV YohE. July 30 cold itlulI
and the demand almost confined To-
the wants Il importer for duli'
The Bears nre quiet The premium
appear. 10 be- sustained chlcly by me
larpe amount held ~ thc market =.
the Bears closing NJ ll3i Cotton
i. heavy and lower ai " cents.
Flour i active and advanced lOto -
cents.
Coffee dull sugar quiet PORK
firm at $50 to 81. Stocks generally
are higher.
The ground heretofore occupied BY
Barnums Museum has been purcha'-
ed by James Gordon Bennett.
Benjamin, the late Secretary Of
State Of the Confederacy, It IS I'M
derstood here and on good authority,
has arrived safely in Paris by way Of
Nassau, with the intention Of making
his future home in Paris.
NASHVILLE, July 2l,-A writ of
habeous corpus having been sued out,
directing Col. Dc Bassey 20 produce
the body of Emerson E,hcridge, the
former ~tclcgrapbs to Gen. Thomas
for instructions. The following is
the reply:
To Lieut.. Col. 7. 2. De Bussey, at
Columbus, KY: Make the following
return to the writ Of habeas corpus
in the case Of Emerson E~thcridgc:
TO Hon. G. s. Marshall, Judge Of
the FIRST Judicial District Of Ky:
hereby acknowledge the service
Of the writ hereto attached, and re-
turn the same, and respectfully reply
that | am instructed by Major Gen.
eral Thomas, commanding the militia
~ division Of Tennessee, 10 say that
the body Of Emerson Hthcridge is in
my possession, and by virtue Of the
order Of the President Of the United
States, bearing date, War Depart
ment, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, July 10Th, 1864.
Here follows President Lincoln's
proclamation Of that date, suspend
ing the writ Of habcas corpus in Ken
lucky, and ~proclaiming martial Law
in that State.]
General Thomas continues: Said
Emerson Ether:dge, having aided and
abctted the enemy, and disturbed tn,
public peace BY scditious and iuaam.
a.ory speeches, de~nouncing the gov
eminent Of the State Of Tennessee,
and the President Of tie United
States, is clearly included in tn,
class Of persons named in the ordeI
cf the President, and | DO not pro
dace said body By reason Of said or
der Of the President.
In directing this return to the writ
Gen. Thomas regrets that there
should be any conflict between tn,
civil aud military authorities. A
the same time the petitioner, Ether
idsc, will remember the issue was no
&c Gen. Thomas making, but WI
forced upon him BY Mr.. Etheridgc
ny command Of Maj. Gen. Thomas
WnIprtx,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Of staff.
The Presidents timely endorse
meut Of Governor Brownlow's cours
relative to the approaching election
has greatly cooled the cxcitemcr
caused thereby. Arrangements wi
be made to compel submission to III
laws where violence may be apprc
hcndcd.
The next term Of tho Unite
States circuit court ut Norfolk. mccI
IN October. when treason indictment
against Cen. Lee and other not,
rebels will he callcl up. II is undo
s,ood that the President will cause
not, p~rossqai to be entered in ,hei
eases. and each defcndan, will be pr
on u long probation as a condi,iC
prcc.deut to pardon. imposing su,
penalties and restrictions as may
justified hy the circumstances.
General Perry Of South CAROLYN
and Duff Green were pardoned &
lay. Gov. Perry leaves Washin,
ton to morrow 10 assume his Cube
Material duties.
The former. replying to tend
from the President. in,imatcs III.
h. diin'. desire tue Office.
4 private letter frcm Mssimcr.