The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-11
The Latest. News.
By TELEGRAPH.
The Gettysburg Cemetery.
The Archives Of The Rebel Congress.
JeE Davis to be Tried by a Mil
Prominent Marylanders Indicted.
FROM RICHMOND.
FROM RICHMOND.
The Fourth of July in Newborn, N. c.
From South America.

Capture of the Archives OF tn Rebel
COngreSS---The National Cen cry nj
GettysburS..!The BODIES Ofthe Com
sPfrntOrs still in the Arsenal
Grounds---EHidence OF JeT: Davis
Completely I'm the Conspiracy PIOt...
Gen. POpe's plan for the Treatment
OrIndians.
NEW YORK, July 1Oth.-The Times
Washington special says Major Ship
man, of the list Wisconsin cavalry, ar
rived here last evening from Macon.
having in charge forty boxes of the
captured archives of the rebel govern
ment. They consist of Il complete
record of the proceedings of the rebel
provisional Congress, held ut Mont
gomery i'll the Spring of 1861. These
documents were captured from Howell
CODb, in whose possession they had
been placed for safe keeping. The en-
tire official history of the rebel army of
tennessee, comprising all its records
Whlle under the command of Bragg,
Johnston and Hood, are part of the lot
Also books of the rebel Treasury De
partment were captured Mt Albany, Ga,
which point they had reached as Il part
of jeff. Davis train.
The success of the National Cemetery
Mt Gettysburg is inspiring the commits
sioners Ofthe Antietam National Gene
80 W a NAE5O1Ou5 prosecution Oh llelf
work. The success in identifying the
remains of the dead in that field has
been very gratifying thus far. The
names of regiments and States of ,GSS
have been Hscertained, which are di-
vlded among the States as follows:
Maine, y; New Hampshire, p; In
diana, so; Massachusetts, 1856; WILSON,
sin, GG; Rhode Island, so; Connecticut,
1872; Michigan, 26; Ohio, 81; Minnesota,
8; Delaware, 10; New Jersey, Z; Mary
land, ID; New York, $50; PENNSYLVANIA.
304; West Virginia, IL.
The bodies of the four conspirators
executed on Friday, yet remain in
the graves within the arsenal grounds,
no order permitting their families to
remove them having been issued. 1t
appears that no objection is made to an
order allowing the bodies to be deliver
ed to their families and friends claim
ing them for the purpose of quiet
burial, but the authorities will not con-
sent to any demonstrations or regular
funeral, which it appears was intended
by the relatives of Mrs. Surratt, Har-
rold and AtZerott.
Miss Surratt to-day sent note to
Gen. Hartraupt, thanking him i'll most
heartfelt terms for the kindness she has
experienced at his hands, and the facil-
tiles he has afforded her for remaining
in the society of her mother whilst in
prison.
The surgeons who examined the
bodies, state that they do not think the
necks of any but Mrs. Surratt were
broken.
Among the papers of JEFF. Davis cap
tured, the government has discovered
several documents of vital importance
in determining the guilt and completely
of Jefferson Davis in the conspiracy
plot. These documents are of such I'M
portance as probably to determine the
authorities in favor of the trial of Davis
before n military commission upon the
charge of assassination. If, however,
it shall be determined to try him on the
chttrge of treason, he will be tried in
civil court.
Gen. Pope's plan for the treatment of
Indians in the Northwest, of which we
made mention few days ago, meets
with the approval of the President, and
Mr.. Dale, Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, will not now visit the several
tribes to make treaties as heretofore
proposed. Mr.. Dale has resumed his
official duties rs commissioner. Gen.
Pope proposes to put an end to Indian
traders, and place trade in the hands of
officers of the government.