New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

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DENTAL Proclamation viii sN
vote.
Col. N. B. sweitzer, 10th N. r. 0S'A''y' ia
been breveted Brig sdor.GeneraL
ADJOURNED.
| The Casey and Chapman Court Martial trying
the Wilmington Provost Marshal has adjourned ovel
| to Thursday.
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.
The Iron Bank at Falls Village has been cor
verted into National bank This Is understood to 20
the last that will DO allowed to make the change.
GEN. SHERMAN AND SECRETARY STANTON.
1t is mentioned in political circles that an
influence is fast organizing among the superior officers
of Sbermans army to demand of President johnson the
removal Of Secretary Stanton for his warfare upon their
commander while in the field. There is public ex
pecaton throughout the city of demonstration Of the
feeling Of the rank and file of Shermans army toward
the Secretary of War when shall march past the Off
cia stand in front Of the White House Tuesday 1t
il well known that Gen. Haleck would have been the
object Of insulting demonstration Of this character
at Richmond If Gen. Sherman had not generously sent
him message that it would not be safe for him to pre-
sent himself before his soldiers excited they were by
his treatment Of their General after Johastons surren
der. Gen. Sherman came to town Saturday on the
invitation Of Gen. Grant, and called Oh the President
on Gen Grant and Oh the Committed the Conduct Of
the War--but never went near the War Department.
GIN. sHERMAN's OFFICIAL REPORT
We understand that neral Sherman's Off
cial Report will be published In few days II is writ
in bis peculiar and racy STYLE sparing none OF the
officials but giving in full his reasons FOX his arrange.
uent with Gen. Johnston II appears he did not see
hear o. Sir. Ssntons Manifesto or the storm that
raised in the public press North until bis return
from Savannah and Charleston and was written with
the feelings naturally engcndered by that state othing
Ii ID said to be very able popor. and will create great
sensation.
VIRGINIA REBELS.
Tie returning Rebels are becoming quite ar
rogaut again In some parts Of Virginia. Over tbou.
sand have come from the Rebel army 20 Alexandria
within the las. weeks. Many Of the old politicians
among them ignore alike the organization OF west
Virginia and the administration Of Gov. Pierpont,
and express a willingness to resume the management
OF the State according to their old ideas Great ears
felt thai thes. meo returned TO their homes throughout
the State Will vote In violation of tho new Constitu'
ton and prove formidable obstacle 10 the restoration
Of pence and order under the administration Of Gov
Pierpont
RECONSTRUCTION.
Illustrations of the scarcity of reconstruction
material are Of daily occurrence. A gentleman Nho
IN Rchriond at the beginning OF the war lately re-
turned there He was recognized by very few OF his
! Oh ac lualntances Meeting with whom ne ives
formerly intimate he asked why he did dot recognize
an OLD friend The answer was, We do not consider
such rs yo1 our friends" Another gentleman VINO
formerly red in Fredericksburg, lately sent bis family
to that Place intending to make It his residence lie
has snce recciv ed letter from lis wife that 1t VAL DC
unpleasant to them TO remain there. as the
feeling against them is intense.
70 the A"ocis.ci Preu.
WASHINGTON Monday. May q. ls65.
MRS. LINCOLN.
Mr.. Lincoln and family were to have lett
W -shing ton this afternoon for Illinois
SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Seward was at the State Depart
ment again this morning FOX short time attending !"
hls Official dates.
FREDERICK SEWARD.
Frederick Seward continues to improve, and
Is nov able to read the newspapers.
GEN. SHERIDAN.
Maior-Gen. Sheridan left last evening for
Ncw.Y en- roCts to his new command, wh.e. in'
oluces all The armies west OF the Mississippi. Gen.
Candy command hos b emerged, and the Depart.
ment oi which Gen. BanAs had command. srbmerged
within IT, thus relieving Gen. Banks, who reports here
TO the Adi1sant-'feneTa.
INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER
There is said 10 be no doubt that Commits
ouer oi Internal Revenuc Lewis IN resign, to DO sue
oeeded by Mr.. Orion.
Gov LINTON
Gov Fcnton reach ere this morning.
TIE tlOWD.
Thousand e persoi f, from distant cities Lave
arr ed here "a witness the grand review Tomorrow.
nnd to.morrow5 trains VIII doubtless largely Increase
the nuDber.
OVATION TO GEN. SHERMAN.
Gen Sherman, IN company witt his brother,
Senator Sherman passed down Pennsyvania-aye. this
evening. His appearance caused the gathering Of
crowds. who repeatedly oheercd him. while ladies
wa Ell their hanikerchiefs. \ large number of per-
followed him and the press became 80 great that
he compelled ~ call carriage g. escape tue labor
of segerc hsndshaking. which had already eom'
mcnced.
RECOGNIZED.
The President has recognized John Sehu-
machor as Consul for Bavaria at Boston.