New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
..wbere ia TOombs I A"


Sthe s,u,tiop. and lie and Stephens agreed t'at 1t
,,ould he unneplr and probably s!so futile. 70 fec.
hint resolved IN remain at their bones and meet tef
Tate whatever might be- TOonbs differed IRON them
and told them that he was gong TO run and sh ll"
g. tho lower roads next day Brown and Stephens
gere CAPTURED il Cherokee County Georgia,
Nbere they reside, the former being brought
nwsy on special train. ana having
less than en- hour in which to get ready TO leave his
home and family. Brown expresses himself as utterly
tstonished at the ridiculous figure which Job DAVIS
kut in the preseDce Of the enemy" Though hot an
ndmircr Of JEFF. personally politically. and having
no faith whatever in his policy !e' he knew LIN 1"
Imam Of ability, dignity and nerve, end does n'' u"uo
ttand how he ever could nave lost his sefeontTo 50 m
as to ottempt to run away in ms wiies CLONES ne
says it was humiliation which surprised t1e NDoe
koutA He think the occurrence shows that Davis
was so bewideTed with the failure Of LIS Government
md completely unneryed by the harraSsns nceens
Cfhs fight that be yielded th advice Of the women
1n discui.ng himself Brown has had several confer
enees with the Pres dent and thinks ne will &c permit
Ned TO return home Georgia though this Is not get
He'd Boycc of South Carolina is also here beside many
H,hors prominently identified with the Rebellion in
most Of the Southern States and rho President after
personal conferences with him himself deciding the
question whether It lie expedeu to permit them 10 60
al large.
Laic-It is settled that Gov. Brown is longer re
puired to report and win be permitted to return home
in few days gu his pledge to take hold
heartily TO restore Georgia to her allegiance
ond reorgsnizc the Government there. when
Che Lieutenant was conveying him Noitb'
under All ST. and bed arrived near Dalton, Brown
gaed hin pleasantly about his sna force The Lieut..
uskel him what he should do il the squad should be
h.
he should run with the Union troops.
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
The Treasury Department on Saturday re-
eumee the issue Of Certificates Of Indebtedness in tax
ing up vouchers give ~ officers in field.
CORNWALL.
The amount involved IN the dofalcatOn of
CoInw H. the Treasury Clerk sentenced the other day
before the Criminal Court here, was 600 and lot
s2OQCco as at first supposed Tho whole of was re-
funded
PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
1t is now decided By the War Department
shat troops mustered out here 10 be paid VI to
The time Of their arrival home
AN ORDER DIsOBEYED.
The correspondent Of The TRIBUNE received
vesterdav peremptory order on Gen. Townsend, a.
A. g. Tor copy of a document which was in his pos
sessior which order Gen. Townsend declined to obey
Ii was understood that the requests and orders Of
MIR Lincoln were occasionally up by subordinates
OF the War Department, but it was not thought +
Game liberty would be taken with President Johns' 4.
AN INTERESTING INQUIRY.
Dr. Elder is engaged in an inquiry into the
agricultural manufacturing and commercial business
of the States Of the Mississippi Valley lying above tho
planting States Their population and tie value Of
Their real and personal property are it seems, very
closely onehrd Of those of the Union and their sgri
cultural produc-cotton I'D rice exceptec-are equal
10 20 per cent Of tie total The Doctor viii pub sh bis
results in pamphlet form within the next two weeks
probably. .
Ii is rumored that an extra session OF Con-
eress will be called but il is not decided o.
Az APPOINTMENT.
Mai G.. /. Tagpart, late Of Gen. Sherman's |
staf has been appointed by Gen. Howard supenntenc-
ent OF Schools for freedmeni in the South
THE CENSUS BUREAU.
The provision made by the two houses Of
congress for the current expenses OF the census having
Failed TO become a law, and tie former appropriation
having become laIseo the Secretary Of the Interior
has decided that the records and unfinished work be
eaccd in the bands OF tie Commissioners Of the Lana
Office until such time tie work shall be resumed
uhe great volume on Manufactures is about half PRINT
ed and in eight weeks would have been ready for dsir
hutton. The suspension Of such work IS public ca
lsuity
TEE TRIAL on SATURDAY.
The evidence before the Assassination
Trial on Saturday was not particularly important.
Miss surratt WHO was rel ssed from arrest vas pres
eut I'll day, sitting near her mother, but not con /
.aunlcating with her except through an officer All
lac emDoyes Of F0rds Theaei have been released cx
cent Spangcr, who is on Trial. One witness swesrs
rosyey to seeing John Surra here OF the afternoon
Of the assassination day. but oil other evidence IS con-
elusive Of the fact that be IN Canada On the 18th
end his sister swears that ne has not been here since
April 3. This IS but ono OF the nuneIoua, /
strange direct positive contradictions in the evil
dence. The man, Payne, declared On Saturday /
byeuinc, through his counsel that his father Is the
Eey Geo. c. Powell resident IN Florida, AID he !
hsked for such delay n closing the ia would enable
lis father to reach here and give evidence tn: Con
snittee did not decid. pon his request The fact hat
1e has also called several WITNESSES from The hcglh
hood Of Warrenton. Va, would seem TO indicate tat
he has sometime lived there Tie greater art of this
week viii probably be occupied in taking testimony |
krhe reserved evidence which has to-day made s APP
yearance is Of such startling character az TO be al
Slost Incredible.
To he Associated Press. -
WA3HSGIOS. June 4, 1865.
A MODEST PLACE-HUNTER.
George ". Chamberlain, highly recon- |
Fended by Gov. Yates and the Sunrome Comt o. his
Stste fol the Distrct.AttOneyshp OF NontaI" ler-
sisory came here to secure bis appointment Lui acl
Eaitug few daye and seeing how boset the President
he a.