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Charles Lowndes, ESQ.

We lnve already ventured TO correct a mis-:
statement of thu press, which described Mr.
LOwi.des as having, in Charleston. taken the
oath 70 Lincoln. The denial is repeated in
strong terms BY correspondent Of the Augusta
co"St;t"iionalist, who rays that Mr.. Lowndes
left Charleston onpurposc to avoid the neces-
SHY of sskisg the oath. We regret to learn
hat Mr.. L., like so many others. has lost nearly
all his property through, the tender mercies Of
the Yankees; but that he has sacrificed no part
Of his faith, and bates nothing Of heart and
hope in the cause Of lis country. He has an
only SOD serving in tie war, ,-as Adjutant General
Of Hampton.
/: We learn from the same correspondent of the
Constit~tional;xt, that Mr.. Lowndes has been
called 10 the honorable position of the Pres-
dency Of the Bank of Charleston, made vacant
by the death of tie late Iamented, Mr.. Sass
Mr. Lowndes is now at Greenvill-. 8 c., where
the Bank Of Charles:ou maintains an agency.
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lNrREseMEST Of HoRsxs.-Is there no WI, 40
connect the nefarious impreesmant Of the /.
mules AND horses left in districts so del orua.a d
as those of Columhisa Here. within DAY os
two. soldiers fresh from Augusta and. other
parts which have escaped the ravagers, have SIT
to work to impress the horses from wagons
arriving with provisiens in the city. At this
rate, what farmers will send provisions TO Il y
people of the town. The mere rc,.:, ol Il
pr actice will sHfice to keep tho wagons away,
Gen. Lowell, we understand, with eemmendAt.e.
prenptness interfered, in some Aases, to have
the horses restored to their owners But tl,.~
will not suffice to restore confidence 10 n
people Of the country. The worst os j; IL
that, as we aUe told. the roads are now e. H.
secure-so infested by soldiers. or lhc.c wI.o
pretend to be SO. in the absence Of any e,>.y
that NO travellers or wagoner's horse is sa,,,
On]ess protected by rife or revolver: and stories
have reached ~ from various sources TIA,
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
THE TRADES.

A FIRST CLASS CUTTER WANTS A SITUATION IN
first class house, salary object for the first year
Address Cutter, box IA Herald o1lce.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Belgian, from Liverpool May IT, via
Londonderry May 10. arrived at Portland yesterday
bringing five days later news.
Mr.. White. In the House Of Commons, and Lord
Houghon, in the House Of Lords. made inquiries
whether the Government intended withdraw belIg.
ersnt rights from the Southern Confederaey. Lord
PalmerSon and Earl Russell replied that the declara
tion Of blockade of the Southern ports President
johnson had issued beligerent right and involved
the recognition % the other party belgerent Earl
Russell has addressed letters the heads Of the various
departments dated May II. announcing that the time
has arrived for eeasng enforce much Of the orders
ofIsu 81 1852 required belgeren vessels leave
British ports within twenty hours and restricting
their supplies to actual requirement.
On July II an influential meeting in Iad Of the Ma
flona Committee of Freedmen's Aid Association was
held In London. The Duke of Argyle presided and
motions were made by Lord Houghton, Sir +. Buxton
and others.
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President Johnson's new Proclamation OF
Amnesty, herewith published, will probably
enable about half those who have been Rebels
but nowise conspicuous in the Rebellion, TO
take the prescribed oath of amnesty and become
again recognized citizens of the United states
entitled to vote in all future elections. me
other half, including all who have been Generals
in the Armies or ambassadors, Congressman
Judges, Governors, &c, &C., under the hepel
SWAY. must stand back awhile and give the lead
to the masses, by which, we presume loyal
State Governments are to be organized; but
the magnatcs will generally be allowed also to
take the oath and return to citizenship ON
special application, where no reason appears Tor
refusing. This is but step, and is taken with
evident caution; we doubt not that other steps
will soon follow if this works to the President
.ago
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RICHMOND.
Arrival Of Gsv. Pierpont-The Invised
Gucsts--The Rccepsisn-The Guberna-
teriaI Mansion-The Address Of Wei
come-The Gsvcraer's Reply.

FROM OuI sPecihi conespondeht.
RICHMOND. Va May y. 1865
At . o'clock this afternoon, the captured
block ade runner Diamond. which had been furnished
by the Navy Department, arrived at Rockets, with
Gov Pierpont and family. together with Coils. Massey
and Hart Aids OF tho Governor Senator Lane Of Kan
sas the Hon. j. q. Morton OF Illinois, the Rev. John
Pierpont and lady. Mrs. Richard Busted, Mrs. Col.
Coyode and number OF other ladies and gentlemen OF
New-York, Pennsylvania, Xsnnessee and Virginia.
The steamer left Alexandria on Wednesday, but the
pilot was not familiar with the channel oi the James
River. and fearing torpedos and other distinctions.
declined running at night and. therefore, made a long
and tedious passage and finally arrived in the midst Of
a heavy rain storm.
J, The of the arrival having been announced the
reception Committee again organized the procession
according to the programme of yesterday and promptly
moved down to Rockets which having reached the
Committee went on board the Diamond. and their
Chairman, Charles Palmer, esq, made the following
brief address;
Gov PERPosr II affords pleasure. as the organ Of my
fellowciixcns offer tier eorlinl welcome upon your
arrival Chief Magistrate. to the capital OF this sncient
Commonwealth the mother OF States AID statesmen and to
hope believing that you will It'll continue your efforts in
necon with National authorities, to restore virginia to
that quiet and peace In the .rhood OF states Of glorious
Mon which she earnestly dsiss AFTER the evils Of
cruel war jrst terminated.
Let me- in their name ak your attention 20 she Importance
Of at once taking such means win revive their industrial in
teests and speedy restoration Of civil law restore the
long for period Of quiet aud peace and let US all both
rulers IN mutual orr and foIbcar-
toward each other wipe out all a'pees Of the past
effort to replace Virginia that bright galaxy Of stars hrs, and
foremost.
Tho Governor briefly responded aner which he was
conducted to carriage amid the thunders Of artillery
and through line of Massachusetts, soldiers with
arms presented The procession being again formed.
proceeded to the Executive Mansion. passing up Main
at. to Fifth.st, and down Grace-st to the Capitol
square. within which the Governors residence is 10
GATED. tho whole distance being about two miles
through tho most respectable aud popalQaI
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evil, and is laboring with might and main to
educate this class into something brighter and
better-but nobody proposes to take away from
it the Right of Suffrage We run the risk, Tor tho
sake of the great fundamental principles OF the
Constitution. We are very brave when White
men are concerned, and quite the contrary when
the Black steps in. We have got to unlearn this
wicked fright. That is Point the Sixth.
Governments are established to secure the
happiness of all. This, at least, is true theo'
retically of orr Government. Now, people talk
about fanaticism. pseudo philanthropy, maud
lin sentiment, Notwithstanding, and all the
rest; but nobody talks of altering the Declare
ton of Independence-of declaring that all men
arc not born free and equal, Of setting up here
a monarchy, with an ornamental nobility, and
lower class doomed to perpetual serfdom AL
we ask is fidelity TO the principles of the Con
stitution, not in our mouths merely, but in oul
hearts and deeds. Let us have one thing oil
another, and not hotch-potch of aristocracy
democracy, Slavery, republicansm, and Coz
knows what beside If our frogs want king
let them say so! This is a free country; &c
let them speak out 1t was the saying of one
thing and doing of another which well mgf
ruined US. Let us have fidelity to tho political
creed of the nation. That is Point the Seventh
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Total. IL States. ..I2l,I81 35,05O
Iincoln's majority 81, or more than three 10
one
Now, there is no reason to suppose that the
soldiers of Ncw-Jcrscy are not divided in poll
tics very much as are other soldiers; in fact,
We know that it was the absence OF their votes
from the poll of go that sent up Parkers ma
iorty from the 4,477 of 1860 TO l4,597. Next
Fall, the Soldiers will nearly all be at home
and will vote. If any Copperhead thinks OF
running for Governor, We give him the friendly
advice to stand from under.
But the State is not to be carried without
work but by work. This is the meaning OF the
early call of a convention. We hope to hear
that almost every township is represented there
in, and that the delegates 60 home to work
earnestly and Systematically. The UnlonisIs
can, with the Soldiers help, poll Seventy Thou
sand Votes in New Jersey next Fall; but to DO
it they must begin their canvass early in tho
Summer, placing newspaper in every house
and two or three good documents III every hand'
and 70 organizing that they knor, month be-
fore election. that every voter is to como out,
and that all who want TO vote on the Union side
will do 30.
Unionists Of New.Jersey resolve now that
your State shall 60 with you this Fall, and it
will
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Nesv9,ork DAILY gsibn,ys
TUESDAY. MAY 80. 1865.
To Advertisers.

THK WEEKLY TRIBvSK has circulation larger than thS
Of any newspaper and large proportion OF its snoc
ers other Journal The space in this sheet soea %
advertisements is necessarily limited, so that each nus
dvsnage of being easily and all generally 'eau
as much interest news-mater. There is-As 'h0' VIZ
have tried it know-no advertising medium III 'he COUNT
chssp because there Is none 40 profitable, to the
Fbe paper circulatcs among the Industrial and this
the Farmers Manufacturer Merchants aud Mechanics we
country-sud /. carefully read by their wives and d'ssl
Il is safe to say that each advertisement IN Is fe,a
week BY no, less than half million OF the most
the peon,e He who makes his business ms mef'Nan'''
mis- manufactures known to this immense n"noe'
over the loyal States cannot fail to do so TO us 0""
and great advantage A.,
Adv.,,;.sments on the 6fth page 81 80 end on the
s,b,b mage 81 line. For this weeks issue 'hey must De
handed In To- day.
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FROM FLORIDA.
Arrival Of the Glamcus-Rebeis Returmjsg
The heqael 70 thc Mysterious Capture
The Party turn out TO be ProuHinen


Tho United States steamer GlauctLs. Com.
George H. Cooper from Key West 23d inst, in tow Of
United States steamer Magnolia, arrived at this port
last night.
Rebel officers returning to their homes were arriving
at Key West ron various points along the coast and
were furnished transportation north.
The Rebel Senator Harris OF Missouri. MajorGen.
Hamilton of the Rebel army. and other prominent ON
GERS were captured at Cape Sable Fla, and arrived AZ
Kew West few hours previous the departure Of tho
Glaucus. This is the mysterious party whose capture
was reported In Mondays TRIBUNR.-Ed. Tribune
Yhe health Of Key West Was excellent and weather
cool N'
The following is list Of the officers Of the Glaueus;
Commander Geo. II. Cooper; Liest.. A. + Smell, Act
Asst. Surgeon, Atwood Crosry; Act Asst Psymsst.r w.
I. IioodIes., Act Master, H. l. sps-pj tnsigns, T. W.
Towne James Oliver, VIM, smsrtoul I'd hsst Ens'ns.r
Geo w. Rogers in CHARGE Act. I'd Asst. Engineer " u
Newton. A. T.. Chppneal; act I'd Asst Ensio.ers Gso'
Green Edward Collins; Act. Conner Geo bskeri fay-
mas,ers Clerk Geo W. Lendereg; Mates Harry Hany L.
Dunbar, Il. w. Robins.
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satisfaction

The President has appointed William w.
Holden of Raleigh Provisional Governor OF
North Carolina. and instructed him to proceed
to reorganize and restore the regular govern
ment of that State through Constitutional Con.
vention. The legal voters ad interim are to be
those who were legal voters just prior to the
act of Secession, excepting those who shall
meantime have become Rebels and are not
purgcd of their treason under some proclama-
ton of amnesty. OF course, no Blacks can
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h;m,of through tho head. yesterday afternoon Inc
c.nss is heavy losses in stock operations
4 resolution was adopted yesterday by both
,o,o. - tbe Common Council, rendering the hosp''
.,i,;ss Of the city to Gen. w. T. Sherman who Is e4'
pected to arrive here shortly
A heavy shock of an earthquake was ielt III
Gan r,anci,co and throughout Southern California on
the oath inst. No damage was done. although many
houscs were rudely shaken.
The Washington Sunday Schools of all de-
nominations wcro out on parade yesterday. ihey
assed in review before the President who made them
a brief address. .. .I
A call has been issued for the proposed Con-
yention Of Boards Of Trade and Chambers oil CON-
merce, to meet at Detroit on the nth OF July.
The Brooklyn Board of Education last week
voted deduction Of SIS from the salary of each OF the
female teachers in its employ.
A new subdivision of this city is being made
by the Common Council whereby about 100 more polling
places will be designated.
The STRENGTHENING Commission met yes'cr'
aav and adopted a form of specifications Tor street
cleaning contracts.
The evidence in tho Panama pirate case AT
San Francisco far developed Is clear! "sa''''
the prisoners.
Gov. Pi1pont reached Richmond on Friday
and was received with appropriate ceremonies.
Gold yesterday opened at 1885, sold to 10 ana
closed a, ISL Gold bearing Government stocks sfe
steady. and there is disposition to force sales
The 1905 are selling quite fast the wants OF the Treasury
require and the whole issue will be exhausted In sho'
time Railway mortgages and bank shares are not onefeo
excep, in tring Atlantic Mail has further advanced an'
,od at 1884 The general Railway Share "sfse' was a""
tho morning and the sales unusually small Al the Second
Rd the was dull and heavy and AFTER the call price
declined and the market closed heavy Money Is abundant
s per cent and no Of fair credit 10 long IN ge'tn
all w.nted at that Exchange Is steady and Commercial
[ hills
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GENERAL NEWS.

DR.. j. A. Davis Of Chicago, prominent ply.
sican states that Rebel surgeon who had for four
years occspied the position of Assistant Medical Di
rector Of the Army Northerp Virginia told him that
Union prisoners in the Rebel hosptsls had been yaccu
ted with veneeal matter and that this accounted for
the fghtful SORES on the bodies Of many Of them
An ordnance depot and magazine at Mobile
exploded on the IS inst The city was shaken to it
foundations and eight squares of buildings destroyed
Three hundred persons were buried in the ruins
o. worth Of property lost Tie origin Of tie ex
posion has not been asoertained.
The right to run ferry for term Of 10 years
from the foot Of Sprngst. i'll this city, to Hoboken
was sold ~ the Governors Room. City Hail. yesterday
for sl2 500 to the Spripgst Ferry Company. but tn,
money not being forthcoming the franchise will b,
resold to-day. .
There have been riotous demonstration!
among the coal miners at Massilon Ohio growing ou
of the attempted dictaton of Miners Union organi
cation. A regiment has been called out and a number
of the leaders arrested.
Three mon were arrested yesterday morning
suspicion Of being the murderers Of the Italian An
COMO Deotale Saturday afternoon in the woods neal
the Coney Island Railroad Depot. The investigation
will begin to-day .rrr
1t is understood that President johnson ha,
appointed Brevet Brig. Gen. r. d. Mussey his Mill
tary Secretary, Cod. William Browning Private Sec
Rotary and Edward d. Neill Secretary to sign Lant
PatentG
The. Western Union Telegraph Company's
lines are now in full telegraph connection with Mem
phis. vicksburg. Mobile and New Orleans. and are
receiving and sending private messages to these cities
The Union Leagues Of New-Jersey are making
extensive arrang ements to give the NewJerrey sol
ders an appropriate reception their return to that
State. which is expected 10 take place this week.
X. Diedericks, an importer, at No. 10 South
William st. In this city committed suicide By shoQtins
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at 1917.
THE WAR.

Twenty-Five of the ship BrOntes emigration
party were arrested by the San Francisco police on the
24th inst charge Of conspiracy 10 seize the Peru
yiau steamer Colon aud put to sea as Mexican pri
vateer.
Several vessels were sent from here on
friday and Saturday to the Army of the Potomac to
Transport troops TO Texas The Surrender Of Kirby
Smith Of course renders such unnecessary.
The surrender of Kirby Smith has caused q
great relaxation in the rules governing the shipment Of
goods from this to English Spanish and Mexican ports
contiguous to Southern ports
Msjor-Gens. Thomas and Brannan have ar.
rived at Louisville from Nashville. The railroad be-
tween the two cities is repaired and the trains
ming regularly.
Some Of the Ohio regiments in Sherman's
army were mustered out yesterday but only small
portion Of the troops viii BIO at present disbanded.
The U. s. steamer Stockholm arrived at this
poit yesterday from Hstteras Inlet She has been il
commission more than two yeais as guard ship.
Admiral Buchapan OF the Rebel navy, arrived
at Mobile the 18th nst and surrendered himself to
our authorities.
The Second Army Corps is to be reviewed
to-day at Balls Cross Roads. six miles from Wash.
ington. tll'l'
Several hundred military prisoners are to be
at once discharged in accordance with the recent
order. -r
The discharged soldiers will begin to arrive
In this city to-day. Some 900 will come to this State
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allowed to vote, because the Copperhead poll
ticians at home could not afford to have them.
How do we know this' First, by tho fact
that no single anh-Lineoln Legislature Of any
State whateper enabled the Soldiers Of that State 10
rofe; secondly by the votes cast by the Soldiers
of those States which did enable their Soldiers
to vote. and had that vote cast distinctively.
Here they are, so far as the Soldiers votes had
been distinctvely returned in season for Inc
T-:h,,. Almanac for 1865:
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
Gem. sheridan at lnire-Cotton-msvs-
mcues Of lscn. Tho,nas-.Murder TrisI.

Gen. Sheridan arrived here at noon to-day.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad VIII S''a ."
opened. ..0a ,,r f,o,n.vi,,e ~.
asy. Cation advanced 4c at New Orleans On the Aa:
Win united sales All kinds of trade were dri every
one wns waiting for the PRONUNCIATION Of the freq trade
order. A.. ...,.,... uoc,,u,,
and I,nston and barks Nneveh and Trojan rom Ph,lA
dclphia. ,,o.,.u ,,., 10 ,acs
Mi .,;eu. Thomas left for Washington to-day.
Tbs trial of tho negro John Lewis for the murder NJ
Thomas Mc(;rath at Shelby Vile has been concluded
Gan brisbane conducted the defense. Several days
must elapse before tho decision OF the Court Will ~
promulgated.
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REFUSES THE OATH.

Lieut.. 4. s. Badger Of tho seth North
Carolina Regiment having refused to take tho oath to
tho United States Government Will DO taken from the
Old Capitol Prison today and sent TO Fort Delaware
bY direction Of tho War Department.
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Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday May %. 1868,
THE CAyALRY.
Two divisions of Clusters cavalry broke camp
to-day at Badensburg. aud marched to their new camp
ing grounds along the line Of the Orange and Alexandria
Raiiroad
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THE ORDER To BE oBssRyRp.

IHF VHUEN 10 DE VbfhNNE U
WAR DEPT, ADJT. GESYRALs OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, May ~ 1906. !
All military authorities will sustain the Com
missioner Of the Bureau Of Refugees. Freedmen ant
Abandoned Lands and aid him in the execution Of th,
above order.
BY direction Of the Secretary of War
r. d. TOWNSEND Asst. .Adjt. Gen.
Approved Il. 81. STANTON Secretary OF War.
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WAsHISoroS, Monday. May p. 1866.
PAYING OFF.
Some of the troops are being paid OF to-day,
but the largest number will besmustered and sent
OF in detachments 20 the districts where paymssters
are located, in order there to receive their pay.
SECRETARY SEWARD.
It is understood, by the authority Of the Sur
geon General, Secretary Stewards right arm which
was broken by the fall from his carriage yesterday
released from the bandages in which II has been con
fined since the fracture and that the Secretary made
tho first use OF his hand in countersgning the Presi
dents proclamation OF that date.
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vote.