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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MAY 26. 1865

eren Reserve Corps. was reviewed this Afternoon at
the camp. ground in Maryland about i've miles from
the Jily
Ogr. SHERMAN.
Maior.Gcn. Sherman called ON Secretary
Seward to-day He will visit Now-York the first Of
next week. and ,eunin two three days, when he will
accompany his vito 70 Chicago. who're se is 10 preside
over ono Ct the tables tho grand National Sanitary
Fair.
TIE GOVERNORS.
The Governors Of several States, who have
been attending the grand review, nIe hold zeal
banquet previous to leaving Washington. Gov. Back.
.ngham OF Connecticut returned home last night.
THE CAPTURE OF LETCHgR.
a detachment of Gen. Corbett's Cavalry
succeeded In capturing cxGov. John Letcber of vir-
einio. at Lexiprtcn Va. on Monday last When car
tuIed he was IN No garb Of l farmer. and gave the
name Of Robert l. ,ehcr. lie arrived here today. and
Is conf led in The Old Capitol.
THg FREEDMEN IN Trg CAgoLlEAs.
Letters from l. leigh, from perso.S convers-
an, With The sentiments " the slayehod In North
and South CaIolina. state thai the negroes in those
States arr being driven away fo their Id homes by
iho former masters. who refuse to hire them ~ free
borcrs The luencc Is the blacks are IN ptia-
BE condition. The feeling Of tie sayehoders against
the negroes much intensified BY the remembrance CT
the fact HAT the success o! o.. ans In those states
Was p5enotcd 10y the 10y atty the blach'
THE NORTH CARoLLSA DELEGATION.
The delegation Of distinguished Loyal North
Cerouians hero had an interview With Prcsident
johnson to-day by appointment The result Of the
coafyrcrce be. rot yol iranspired.
The SOLDIERS MUsKgTS.
Senator Wilson II Massachusetts, haS urged
thc Secretary Of War to Issue an order permitting
every Onion soldier 10 bear 10 his home as On herr
loom to his family. the GoveTnment mnsset nc MS
borne though tic conflict for the salvation OF the
fsguhlc. The sugsc.tion meets Wiz universal ap-
ma
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed. Last Nigh. at 1889
THE WAR

A dispatch from -. Louis SAYS Poo1s gang o'
ruo,r..las surrendered Oh saturday They are .hesanc
who lase.y committed deprcdaiioas on tie Telegraph
wires near Lexipetol aud ,be Outrage at hmssNHe
AVID Holden OIL the extension q the Pochc Rail ord
A committee OF the officers Of the Amy OF
tbc Tennessee has decided 10 give anniversary din
per and ball in honor OF ia, isA cf vcksbaIs te
4th Of July next at Saratoga Springs Gci. Grant Is
expected 10 Pr SIDE.
Tie CaattcaoogG Gaeete &C. the 18th, says:
I'VE learn that zen. Wilson's forces are en- louie nom
iiacon TO this place. Large Supplies a iorage have
ben sent down To Caniofyiile in readiness Tor taeI
-l,iyal"
Aaviees from New Orleans report that Hood
ial crossed the mississippi ct Tunica Bend, bat ur'
spa y of 20 sent II pursuit.. had succeeded In c'pprir
his blg,asc aad uiiforu. lc himself escaped III TUG
night.
tn, Baltimore American says that c~-Goy.
Ie,chel was m, ed at Lis home in Lexington VIZ
gnis. en- sund-y last and wednesday night arrived
III washingtcn in custody.
Mrs. X 10y Smith has arrived at the mouth o.
the Rcd ri, er and repIesera ncr husband Mt assassin
ated. ~. in a vely egi.io'i pjsitoa between Two OF
posing parties
JeH. pavis's c,oal. aad shawl-usel d his dis
euse--ware Presented % ihe War Department yesiei-
day BY Col. Pfitohnfd
william jackson, son OF Claib. Jackson,
Capt, Woods, and a few Rebel priyates surrendered u
Our forces at Glasgow, $40, On Friday last ana o1
tie amnesty oath.
Col. Denny reports from Glasgow, Mo-
pnder date of NAV e. that the Rebels are coming
o,.ce surreDdcrinr themselves aldeyilg Up thei
arms and horses.
Col. II. d Musscy Of the One HnadretIi
Regimes. Of ColCrCd Troops hAs been made BF'Te'
Dtigadier-GeneIai.
The nego plot story recently telegIaiLe'
fIom Memphis Is pronounced ~ Gen. .Washbrrn 10 IL
pure fiction.
|. is rumcred at Little 70 k that Kirby
sriih is receiyl achievements from east OF TIC
Mississippi.
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men, Of tho rcw Firc comm.s'io'ef" o'''' g"e'F D.
lclh
: In cor-cononcc Of 'hc eb'oncc oi BON me
,,i,..'- fso' ari Gle Judge Ad'o' ate, 'he o"noh
ccy, Mai ial Yesterday tFain adjourned unt :" a"l'
Ytc 1u,rari.Fa. with Alexander II. stephens
AID n.ar,o on hoaie reached Boston Yesterday They
wore to i,a immediately Transferred TO Fort Warren
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, and
se,oprne 20 Trc'dly next ont o. respect 10 tho
a., OF fife lete ex Supervisor Pete +. voiLecs
Tic Ariel from. Aspinwall on the 10Th,
arrived l,ro yesterday. She brings Treasure to the
amount Of Sl6i.+93 =.
Further arrests have been made IN The case
OF he Brooklyn oonntefecrs Of postal currency seized
On Sunday night last
II is rumc,ed at Fortress Monroe that JEFF.
Davis has been manrcic Ia order 10 prevent his DONG
injury 10 tie guard.
Peace is being rapidly restored IN Arkansas,
the people taking the management Of ,ucri'ins into
a. Ell 90 u harus
TIE IN i;rs.mrnl. \. \. :. VI. Yesterday mus
tered ol,a, sac muskct on the occa.on Of annual
"F.cd Das."
AlpiN..ccG. sherman is to visit this city eafly
rcyi rsrs sisrd lew days here. and ,hen proceed to
Cmccrc.
M. Frederick Seward vns not 50 well ycsict-
day lnying had severe lomonhage On Wcdaeadny
piytt
1ho new steamer Relief built for The Coast
WiCoaiog Company. made uial trip yesterday
Twenty vessels OF The Mississippi Acct have
beer ord, red to Cairc t. be discharged.
/ Considerable cotton is reported Is up he'd
. piv,r ga. ..itfr.- Recommendation
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FROM WAslEr!iGTON.
rectal Dispatch to 1,r y. Y. Tsil-ir.
NAsuscIos = arsds.. May %. 1865.
TIE l,lIRS.


TIEAIMIgS.
The Army G the iotomac, which passed in
review on Tuesdsy. returned to its On the VIZ
,iris side Of t4e .i,er n few nlcs from the L4a-
Bridge.
sauman's Army j. ", present oncgrred on the norih
nd cast u The cty and ac Canhy CORPS Gt Bladcns
lurg rrepalr,onsf tie speedy payment sna muster
OF o. the troops are going forward, AID 1t j. believed
tatlgi few weeks VIII be .umod In Tho complete
.blndmenl Of no arnl1 o. sherman and Asadc.
TIE EXCURSION.
Secretary Wclci's party lefi about NOON to-
day from tie Navy Yard They expect to be gone
about two week..
lHR WESTERN CAVALRY.
All tie cavalry Of the Western Departments
are to be mustered immediately at CaIo Tor active
Texan service.
PAVING OFF,
II is stated that at least partial paymcr, VIII
bc made To sbermsr's Army. Many gImeais lave
not lccn paid IA over eight months
TIE SIXTH CORPS.
Tie Sixth Corps i, is stated viii pass through
Wellington somc time next week. Trey viii afo en-.
camp near the city aud be reviewed preparatory to lAe
wedding oat procefs.
TIE STONLWAIL
Tie Navy Department have received official
confirmation Of the reported giving up Oh lac sonc.al
TIE CITY FULL.
To city IL flied with the officers and men Of
our aia 81, ,DcamIod around tie city. To-day. two
corps scr ians aimy have marched across the city
10 new camp ground while the nterminabl. lines OF
G.mule ANY wagons and ambLlahees have crowded our
streets ~ day Ths pou md circumstance glorious
war relrns here as ,up., nelly during the irst months
Of the war.
SECRETARY SEWARD RRCrIvrs.
Secretary Seward received sclec, party Of
bis irl, rds abroad this morning lie also visited
tho W lite House on lus.ncss connected with his 10
pa,tment. lie accompanied by his daughter and u
servant and received by the President ia tho Blue
Room, below stairs.
MR. FREDERICK SEWARD.
Mr.. Frederick Seward Unexpectedly had n Sc.
vero Lcmorrago last night. which has excited renewed
anxiety in his He Is. however quite comfortable
considering the loss Of blood
ANOTHER REVIEW.
Msjor-Gcn. UaRcocks Amy. tho First Vet
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BY thc arrival OF the Ariel at this port We
have news ffom PlraIaa 10 Aiay lG. Tie Congress Of
Guatemala hiay ]. elected Gen. Coma President Of
the Republic. The insurTootcn in Honduras hns moi
get been quelIcd. Col. McKeaD. ON the part of INC
United States Of America and Commissioner ~ the
President OF Honduras have concluded treaty Of
amty. commerce and NAVIGATION between the two Re
publics The diiEcu'ty between Chih and Span Las
Tot vet been adcscd In Peru Tie ouiion assumed
b. large dimonslous that the authority Of President
Pozet is confined TO Lima and Calico.
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GENERAL NEWS.

TIE Board Of COunclmen Yesterday afternoon
adopted resolution calling on tie Mayor TO take ei'r
for the proper reception Of our returning vetern4s.
The resolution ses fiih that the only iuul tAa con De
used is that q "City Cortincencies,' Of which tic
Mayor has virtual contlol.
The British steamship George Olympus, Capt
yiatheson. which n ills port the cd instant fr
London. foLnaerod "a tie 9th 20 mites east-souhcast
Of Sandy Hook hoyi = previously sprung aleak TIE
Drew were taken of b. pilotboat and brought to
this city.
The Henderson (Nsvy AecnD case was again
proceeded with yesterd y, the missing juror having
r,ade his appearance The day occupied in an e1-
nnipa on Of witao seq as 20 the manner IN which the
t,couuts OF Nj. Henderson were kept
A search Of the baggage If the Rebel ladies'
p board tie CLYDE al Fort ess Monroe has been irst-
tut,d, and large omoua, Of gold aud valuable jewey
fund Nothing was removed save scyelal impo tan'
cuments which were discovered.
In the case Of Dr.. Blackburn at Toronto the
Jldec said tlat owing n toe uneoFiainiy Of h' Epe-
lsh law ne would Eof decide tie case now bot refer II
81 the next Asszes IL Doctor vas .aen n'mlIied 10
beil in the sum Of e3oco.
Gen. Sherman was given screnadc on We'd
nesday evening in Was nston. IN response, he mace
brief speech expressing the hope tla tie war being
ended Le fellow.ctizens would Of once return to the
pursuits u peace
In au address delivered yesterday to dele
cat on who waited upon hin. President johnson said
that he was in favor Of leaving the question Of negro
suffrage 20 tho cisicn 0 the oYal white residents o.
the South.
The Street Clearing Commission met yeSter-
day and listened to the reading Of numerous letters
sprres.ng various methods of cleaning the streets
ulcy sere all refined 20 tie Corporation Course. t.
digest.
A Washington Dispatch states t'a' there Is
no longer any doubt bat thai Jed Davis VIII be liied
sor treason before d civil court. Gen. Leo viii be
speedily indicted for treason by Aand jury in Rich
pond.
Mrs Davis, her four CHI dren, brother ~!
Sister, and Mrs. Cloy. 30 10 Savannah from Fortress
Monroe in the Clyde. permission for them 10 pro-
ceed North has been refused By the WGI Department
} The trial Of Charles Mclver for the alleged
murder Of Barney Mcdonald IA jersey City, has been
postponed In tie Hudson County Court until tie Oc'o
ler term. OF tie instance Of prisoners counsel.
, The important lawsuit which has been pend.
Ing between Judge Colt and the estate cf the late Sam
mel Colt was yesterday decided at Hartford In favor Of
Che former, giving him 100000.
e. The Board of Councimen yesterday c0ncured
n thu resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen convene
n, Board Of Health on the first prox, with Or withou,
kas consent Of tho Mayer
The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
Eus Department Law BasoustlIaii9aal aaa tas apPoat
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that reduction Of the standard of icga'
days. labor 10 eight hours. 80 far iroln
being lo,- or injury TO industry or wealth,
wcdld be certain and speedy good to both,
and g'ca,ly aid III the social, moral and intel
lcctua condition Of the laboring class. The
Committee having recommended the appoint
ment by the Coy .rnor Of a Commission 20 col
cct information and statistics in regard 10 the
hours Of labor, tie condition and prospects Of
the industrial classes, aid to report the result OF
their inquiries to Ike next Legislature, tie re-
solve to that eject was agreed 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

that there are slaves in Tenuessee. The use Of
the phia1e +" free Per,Ons Of color" is constant
And it c,ial'li hes n system of apprenticeship
and Of soriiom, which differs from Slavery only
in degree, and which seems to emulate the
crude iniluticS Of the Louisiana code which for
two years has Knocked tho negroes of that State
W it'll the pame Of freedom. while it has stead
lily denied them d ircemans rights. Yet we
remember that President Johnson himself
proclaimed from the steps of the capitol IL
Nashville freedom 60 all the coiorcd people
Of Tennessee. We aIe bound. therefore, to sup
pose that he means 10 make the freedom % the
blacks IN Tennessee reality ard not shan
and that he will tolerate no such ciactments IA
that which we have described.
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Eae srvsn.Vhir;ics-Th e s"Ssesir"en'
HncIcanin..
PuIIAulirniA, Thursday, :

PULAuLipNiA, Thursday, Nay -, ie@n
The subscriptions to-day to the Seyen'Inr'y
Loan amounted to s.. l11 CO. The largest snh'erp
tiors we're sS9 eco ;roa tie Ninth National B'AA y
New.York; ssoOoOO nom tie ll'sE National B'nA "
Nev.York; $4,000 from the Iirst National a,A =
Phils,e, phi,; S2's go from Fisk iiat OF t'"
York. $4,000 from TIE Second A'i'oAh DO II
Cicv, md and $4,000 n,m NE IxeLlIge lshA ("
Pitt,ot ~ Tie subscriptions include s'v l.,% IN
Fh,t National BanS oil Richmond, aud ~" ~ nv,
Phclrs Brothers oi st. Johns. New .lfuis Nl.e "a
nam her of individual subscriptions iol a-'Gh''" w
ard slUO announced 10 Az.
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A,r;,aI Of the D5orRvtRu.

QUEBEC Thursday, hia, - 1853
The steamship Morayian, from Liverpool sns
nth via Londonderry the l2th last. has arrived
nss.J Cane Race ON Sunday morning. the 2'st ih.'.
VA her dlspatchos bot owing to heavy storms
bsSond slfax the line has not been IN worsns oia''
Sub.oauspt al, .cea anticipate tue Moialies News
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uovs.,srts Of the Hon. schuyler Co'fah'

Fort KHAsNEY Weda, day, Aaj - 80 "a
The Hon. Schuyi Ter ColiaX and party ANN" ~ "a
today IN 10 hons from Atcison. IN theF oN w s,,
uraay.
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Home for the rrdi.nn Soldiers.

Igrr,yArous, Wednesday,. May - 600
At large meeting held here io-nlsit al 80
sociato on uas orgar.. FOR tne purpose o. wllh
pormaneGt home f.r disabled iu'!'aHa sV'"'''-'
Gov. Morton ~ President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

that which we have described.
-~w-s-~-~s~~s~--~Ss~
The Ercning Post, in the course of an able
and earnest advocacy of Negro Suif'ago-or
rather OF Manhood Suffrage irrespective OF
Color-says:
cit Il SAID hat President jonson does rot tllt the
oOloIei people ought to Nrtc. We SHAH t,t,c THO
when he tells he pablo Sir. ,inso tod different
stony at Cnas"sfoI.
1t would have been "a, better, we think, 70
Leave The Presidents views entirely alone until
he Thal see fl publicly TO express them. Since
they ARE thus spoken al, il seems r.gont.y de-
s..abl, that they should rol be ii,anp ehcnica.
President johnson, ns Sc understand HIM.
holds that no state has ever boon sat OF The
Uniol-tnat al acts # ,0-caIled -, sssiJr, I'd
Nh proceeding, oi pi rni.d STATE authorities
taeleuldcr--are lea, n1ii'ics, q. no force and
effect save as they may afford evidence of Tho
treason OF ihef authors. H. therefore holds
that the loya voters of State constitui the
people o. tAA, Suuc politically, and have @
relt 10 r,cone'l'rie it wlc ever tie hostile
forces Of the Rebellion shar have been fully
Withdrawn or suiycrtcd. IN such recon7iru'-
,i,r tho: .r-o y..~o voter, under the STATE
Constitution E, existed frfo- TO Secession. and
,.,, .i.ii.t,lo.a!totsTaion and ms Con. F..
,,.;,, a, tb t.,,r 81 Recon. trucfior. viii be tie
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To e,vysspOndfRss.

Ma ,o,;ea ca, he f.ksr " onymous tonlnnnca'o s
b,everi, IN, nded insertion rirst ts .u'heni
n, ,h. NAM. and eadies Of lr Vtegrot necessarily o'
,;,nlic.tion bot o. NY for h's lood idi' an,
AL bns,es e,es iot t s.ou.d De addiessrd % i'
! gEiprNF." SewloIs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

The FKN1ANs IN IREnAND.-Wilmer
4 Smiths European Times, August
10, says:
"The Fenians, it appears, are not
confined to the South or Western part
of Ireland. They are to be found in
the North as we'll A body of them
has appeared in the County Down.
district where their existence was
never dreamt of. They marched
through several towns with their in
sigma, and would have been attacked
by the Orangemen, but the constabu-
larry force interfered and prevented
any serious breach of the peace It
would really seem as if the accounts
which have come from the other side
OF the Atlantic, respecting the pre-
ponderance of the Eenians in Ireland,
were fact, and not, as many persons
on this side of the water believe, a
fiction"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

NEW Observation-Disclosures is called
to tho following advertisements, which are
published for the first time this morning:
Mrs. c. E. Aoomis-Boafaing.
W. y. Rose-Daily Feur-horse Coach.
Dr.. J. Gadsden Edwards-Medicsl Card.
JACOB Levin-Iron.
Corner Senate and Bull sts-White Cook.
DR.. Zimmerman's Female Institute.
Harral, Risley Il Tompkins-Druggists.
Richard Caldwell Butter. Lard, &c.
Apply at this Of6ce-Brooch Lost.
J. E. Meister-Coopers Wanted.
50 Hands w snted.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
A FEN1AN FUNERAL. FoRsDDm.-A

A FEN1AN FUNERAL FoRBIDDKN.-A
despatch from st. Louis says:
''It having been announced that the
funeral of Henry O'Clarence McCar-
thy, late Deputy Head Centre of the.
Feninn brotherhood, would take place
on Sunday from st. Patrick's Church,
Archbishop Kenrick has forbidden the
ceremonies, and instructed the super
intendent of Calvary Cemetery not to
admit any procession of men or
women bearing the insignia of Fen
ianism within the cemetery. This
has created quite sensation among
the Fenians, and it is not yet known
what course they will pursue"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
We counsel our readers, such as

We counsel our readers, such as
desire to leave their children in pos
session of the necessary records, to
preserve carefully all the pamphlets
and publications of whatever sort,
and all the newspapers that. they can,
which have been issued from the
Southern. press during the last five
years. In the wide spread destruc-
tion of such publications, which must
have followed the ravage and havoc of
invasion, these things will be found
very scarce. They form absolutely
necessary materials for the future his
torian, and when we consider the vast
influence upon the future, Of the
events of the late wonderful episode
in our own career, as P section, and
as q portion, now, of the United
States. kthe proper preservation of
these publications for history is of the
greatest consequence. We beg to
add. that We ourselves shall be pleased
to receive copies of any such publica-
tiQps, during the last five years. from
any parties not desiring themselves to
make collection.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
NoIthesa Sentiment.

The New York Eoeseiaeg Post, one of
the very oldest and ablest of the anti
slavery Journals, which, IN q long and
admirable article, iakes anopsful' and
traternal view of the kindly and loyal
feelings of the South, and which has
published, from time to time, extracts
rom Southern papers, demonstrating
the prevalence of those sentiments in
this section Now, as to the feelings
Of the North towards the South, let us
hear what the Post says:
stWe notice in our Southern ex-
changes frequent illusions to q sup
posed hostile spirit in the North.
They complain that certain Journals
and people here continue to regard
the Southern people with suspicion
and dislike, and they urge very earn
estly that this is ali wrong, and that
the Southern people desire only peace,
good Will, and fair chance In the
Union. These complaints have no
proper grounds. There may be here
and there foolish speech or para
graph in the North, but there are no
such feelings here as are attributed to
the Northern people; ind it is @ pity
that anything Of the kind should be
suspected. There is notsa man, pro-
badly, in the North that Will novreioice
to SEE peace, law, justice, prosperity
and happiness firmly re-estabished in
the States lately torn by war; if NO
other motive caused this desire. that
Of self-interest would alone suffice.
It ID for our benefit that the Southern
States should do well; that Southern
men should be prosperous; that their
natural wealth should be developed;
that they should be able to govern
themselves, 50 that our armies NAV be
withdrawn and disbanded.
''Of course, we are waiting anx-
iously to see how far and how quickly
these hopes and expectations will be
fulfilled. We see that there are some
things, perhaps many, in the wey of
the people of the Southern States:
some of us, doubtless, expect too
much, and are disappointed because
few months do not bring forth the
work for which few years will, in all
probability, be required. But in all
this there is no i'll will; and we here,
as they down there, are daily learning
patience.