New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
GENERAL NEW -.

We learn from Louisville that Gen. Palmer
has decided that refugees the north side Of the Ohio
can return to Their homes provided they have the means
to pay their passage South Transportation vii not
b. furnished The order is made to apply to- Geseteis
from the Rebel armies and persons sent north oi The
river to remain during the bat those VINO return
will have 10 prove that they have been loyal willie re-
sidns in the North
Secretary Seward in an Official Dispatch to
the Secretary Of the Navy. gives the iaorton that
tLs Government OF France has cd all resricons
heretofore imposed by IL the naval vessels oil the
United States in French ports. Secretary Seward also
officially announces that the French Government has
formally rescinded its order granting 10 our Southern
Rebels behgerent rights.
III the case of Charles Walters. now under
yeatence of death for the murde' Of hi. mistr an az
plicstion made before Judge Ingraham ~ Satur
dsy for writ Of staying the execution anal the
next Of the Supreme Court, general term. TIC
Judge took the papers. and will probably roDde. DE-
c.on to-day or Tomorrow. Ealtcts execution j. fixed
for Friday next.
On Saturday about ZOO Rebel prisoners.
mostly belonging 70 South Carolina. Louisana and
Alabama, recently confined on Harris Island and in
Fort Delaware. arrived at the Battery Barracks Ell
route 10 their Southern homes Sixty additional
Rebels were liberated from Fort Warren, Boston
Harbor. huisday ast, and % on Friday. !.
The President has appointed Andrew j. Ham I
Uton Of Texas TO he Provisional Governor of that STATE
aud also James johnson Of Georgia to DC Provisional
Governor Of Georgia The Of the proclamation IA
precisely similar 70 these heretofore appointing PIo-
visionai Governors for North Carolina and Mississippi
ara h. duties prescribed ibe same
The two rear cars "a the passenger fr.in on
l. l.f,
seven O'Clock on SATURDAY morning, BECAME detached
whep near Oneida Static, aud tumbied dow On en-
bankinent No person was killed. bat nuu,bc- peTe I
severely injured though % them, It Is tnoaght
fatally
Edward Leroy, OF Iwenty-second-sl., corner
of Hroalway pupil in The French IDstiIsc at toff
washinetcD Nights accidentally fel beH cen two ears
OF tho Hudson River Railroad. near Carmsnsyillc on /
Saturday morning. was ruu over and Instantly Killed.
tie cad being severed from the trunk
The Name Farmer says: The season has 80
far advanced that there can hardly be a reasonable
doubt - 70 the success Of full crop OF grass. THIS is
the staple crop OF Maine, and largo crop viii, we
trust encourage farmers 20 increase their stock OF meat
Cattle which has fallen TOO low.
The whole number Of troops sent north and
west from wssi ineton since the great review. is
homo 70 be mustered out Tl.ie yet remain within
ereei Of fifteen niles Of the cit, not far from seventy
Eve thousand
SATURDAY. was the anniversary oi the battle OF
Bunker Hul 1t waa celebrated with considerable
spirit u. diteIen, places in Massachusetts, In Boston
the principal business houses closed, and a num-
Der OF associations H. roheo Ia procession through the
yiiects.
The Connecticut Senate has elected the Hon.
Elisha Csrpe nter Of Wethersteld judge Of the Sn
prsrne Court 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the ex
viration Of Judge Duttons tern. and tn. Hon Gideon
Hall Of Winchester Judge Of the Superior Court /
Gov. Fenton has addressed u circular to the
various County and District War Committees through
out the State suggesting that in the approaching cee
brson Of the Fourth Of July particular welcome be
siyen and honor shown to the returned soldiers.
Mr. Patrick CayaDaeh Of No. 277 Tenth-ave.
died st lis dwelling early Saturday morning from
posad Which no received At she hands Of John Drake
Of no. as6 West Twenty eshts.st, at The Iatter's
abode on Tuesdsy evening last.
A meeting Of the committed OF the Board OF
Aldermen appointed to consider the subject Of erecting
iponuments to Robert Fulton ard Prof Morse wM 10
have been held on Saturday, bui for want Of quornni
Il was adjourned TIL Tuesday.
William q. Syrett youth OF elght years,
vas run over and instantly iilsd Saturday morning.
BY dlrtcart in Forty.fourtb-st near Esyenthare.
The body taken 10 the parents dwelling, at No. 2aa
West Forty.thirdst.
The body of. H. Paige, President the Cape
God Railroad Company and prominent citizen of Bos
con- who has been missing since wednesday last
found In the water Saturday Deceased was subject
% MS Of inssnity. u
In 1862 the names Of all pensioners from the
Hebsious States were dropped from the rolls II any
nov Wish their names restored IL will be done proof
Ss' no persons applying have remained loyal through
out the Lsbellon.
Gustayus Weber, the Eleventh Ward Police.
psn who in moment Of alteration, on the evening Of
ths I'd inst shot Albert Ainsee OF No. lIe Columbia
It, and thsn shot himself died at Bellevue Hospital on
Friday night. II
The 1l5th New-York and 9th Vermont regi.
snts arrived in this city early Saturday morning and
left Tor their homes In the afternoon. Tie lst New.
Hampshire HsaU Artillery arrived on Saturday
AVenisg.
Ata meeting Of the Bunker Hill Monument
ASsstston hsla q Boston On Saturday, appropriate