New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The NJ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, June s, 1868
TIE ALARAMA DELEGATION.


WARRINGTON Tuesday June s. 1868
THE ALABAMA DELEGATION.
The selfapponted Alabama delegations.
headed by Col Davis and Tom Bradley had another in.
terview with he President today. ard it is rumorcd
that they succeeded in impressing upon the Executive
the idea that they hsvo ceased to be traitors 1t is I'M
derstood that they urged the appointment OF Judge
Parsons as Military Governor Of tie State, man
who like themselves has been in Alabama all through
the war, and only succumbed to irresistible power.
The officers OF the Union regiment. composed wholly
OF fugees from that State urging the appon'mens
of another man who was driven out for his loyalty.
THE CENSUS BUREAU.
The great work Of the Census Bureau viii noe
be suspended day. though mas been taken out OF the
hands of Mr. Kennedy and transferred to the Bureau
of judge Edmunds Indeed there is reason 10 believe
that the work will go on more rapidly than before, .ni
that the volumes in a completed FORM will be ready Tor
distribution by the meeting of Congress
SECRETARY s!.wAID.
Secretary Seward to-day attended he Cable
net meeting which was held in the Blue Room, to OBJ
viate the necessity Of walking up stairs. He was
unsb., to remain through the whole OF it.
THE RELEASE OF REBEL OFFICERS.
Il is said that an order is soon to be issued By
the President ordering the release end pardon OF all
Rebel officers below the rank Of Major.
WOUNDED REBELS RELEASED.
Gen. Grant released from the Old Capitol
Prison to-day all wounded Rebels who Sere willing TO
take the oath of allegiance.
TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Navy Department is now making the
requisite arrangements for the establishment of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
FRENCH TOBACCO AT RICHMOND.
The French Government is at last shipping
the large Of Tobacco il has kept stored ct Rich
mond for three years 1t is now on its way TO City
Point. where several large vessels awaiting cagoes
to be carried TO France direct.
TIE SIXTH CORPS REVIEW.
The staging is going up in front Of the Presi.
dents mansion, preparatory to the review Of the Sixth
Corps Thursday.
PROMOTED.
COL Geo. G. Rogers. 18th Illinois Veteran
Volunteers has been breveted Brigadier General at
the instance of Gems. Grant. Logan aud Blair.
PERSONAL.
Brig. Gen. Hamblin, formerly the very popu.
lar Orderly Sergeant of Company Of the New York
eth. is here with hil staff.
GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant and wife, with Coils BabcOck,
Parker and Bowers Of his STAFF LEFT for New York this
evening at o'clock.
THE WASHINGTON ELECTION.
In the city election here yesterday the Seces.
sionsts and returned Rebels turned ou and voted in
greater strength than they have done since the
began aud succeeded in cectng the ticket which they
nh AZ MI
msjortes against all who participated in the recent
meeting for the Punishment from the city Of those who
left to join the Rebel armies This indicates the insin
eery of Rebel repentance and the necessity of extend
inc the right Of franchise 10 blacks.
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Harlan seems obstinately resolved
to purge the Interior Department Of dsoyalty ineff
cheney and corruption Several old clerks have been
decapitated. Ex.Secretary Usher has gone West. 1t
is believed that committee will be sent ont consisting
of Lieut. Col Simpson OF the Engineer Corps. Gov.
Crawford OF Kansas and Hon. H. d. Scott Of Ind
ana. TO reeSamne and report on the completed seq
ton Of the Kansas branch OF the Pacific Railroad.
which Secretary Usher urged the President to acoepS
TO BE RELEASED.
About 5000 prisoners Of War have made
application to be released having already taken the
amnesty OATH An order for their release viii shortly
be issued
REVIEW OF HAyCOCKs CORPS.
President johnson and Secretary Stanton
present this afternoon the review OF Gen. Haa
cocks Corps beyond the Eastern Branch.
GEN. sHERMAN's TROOPS
The Eastern troops III Sherman's army are
being rapidly paid off, Many have not received cent
since last August aud some sergcants and cOrporals
are paid two or three hundred dollars apiece.
$780, 600 have slready been disbursed Ten thon'
OF Shermsns Western troops went OF today
THE MANAGING LETTER
The menacing letter received by the President
was written by crazy Frenchman. 1t viii be rernsm
bored that the assassns never threatened.
SICK AND WOUNDED.
The war leaves about $4,000 SICK ana
wounded in the different hospitals Of the country. his
,umber is no. being rapidly reduced by discharges
THR sHERMAS-srANroN CONTROVERSY.
Before Secretary Stanton retres from tine
abuet he is willing assure the public that he does
,o desire to have any newspaper war with Gen. shcr.
nan. lie says no deemed il necessary to publish his
zine because Sherman declared peace to exist
rom North Carolina TO the Rio Grands, when in reality
here we're two considerable Rebel armies in the Gsd.