The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-12
ne Latest News
Telegraph 10 the n. ". Sun.
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
luetion Of the Gulf Squadron.
it Of the President to Admiral
Dahlgren.
AND NAVAL CEREMONIES.
f REBEL PRISONERS.
80 Released in One Week.
e CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
wther Newspaper Witness.
,cHMAN'S TESTIMONY IMPeACHsD.
). Surratt Declared Innocent.
'0RTANT FROM TENNESSEE
~'est Of Emerson Etheridge.
:NDIhRY SPEECHES THE CAUSE.
ssage From Gov. Brownlow.
converted Rebels 40 he Ar
rested.
&c. &c, &c.
From Washington.

Enation of Mr. Dole - n eductioB Of The
st tuif ~aundroB-The President Visits
niral DnhlRren-i3,391 Rebel Prison
Releas.d In One Week The A-sn.-
,ation Trinls-More Newspaper Testi-
my, Etc.
sh'nOion, July 1.-THE resignation Of the
VIM. r. Dole a. Commissioner Of Indian Az.
which had been before the President several
wa accep'ed yesterday, and thi. morning his
.-or judge u. y. Cooley, Of Iowa entered upon
nties Of that office. Mr.. role was several weeks
instructed by the President 10 visit certain In
tribes, with a view 70 their pacifcAnon and
val TO Government reserves, hut this mission he
ieclnes
erh vessels, lately attached 10 the EA-, Gulf
,ron,Were sold At Key West on the 18th Of June.
" them the notorious Yacht wsndefer. The
iron 10 rapidly being reduced to . small compile
ar Admiral Dalzren, whore iarship, the PAwnee,
cen lying near Gie,horo, received the Pie,drnt
afternoon, with all the honor prescribed for HE
Al rositlon. The President was accompanied by
ecretary Of State, the Secretary Of the Navy, the
tary of War, the Secretary of tho Interior, the
master General. the Atornev General and Hon.
on King MI Goodlng, Marshal Of the District
er Bridge, General Muzzy ,the Presidents Sec
~, William Fuon, Esq, Chief CLERK OF the
Department, Col. foney. and other gentlemen
her with ladies, The party took the Geranium,
e Seventh street wharf, and upon reaching the
ice we're received by the officer. In full drezs.
PTesidenrs salute was fred The marine band
d national air. The yards were manned, and
ne ceremonies Of nan Of war were performed,
President then inspected the ship, and the sail
80, a. ...,,l a. IL. 80. . Ia a. Z. -. A..
cut "Iouth 'n''' e'o'u'lous WIN 'le Runs' m
ant entertainment was given by the Admiral,
which the party re.embarked and took A abort
cow inc ti'er RECEIVING .Autes nom inc pon'
lasship OF the Posomsc fotll., and several YES.
~ ,hs .,r.dror Adr,ir.l D,hi,,o, in NOS.
e he. flag, and the Pavnec will sail for ror..-
IN. y. H.. and 20 out Of eonrni,s,on.
',,,, ,ta Is., 80, - ,rs,a ,oio.,, &c.,,
irlhs tue i~t week theie we're released from
N stations | lieutenant, 81 rebel non -commi.-
ID officer. and $40 priyate.. making . total Of
E discharged by Pre.Iden, Johnson Of 3 4ssoI T.
re are now none but sick ones left.
In C.,o,,,n. ,ho por,nsne.s ,i.,. ,r.,.- 49,,
IN Ne'esuhh tne iotuFueee hh'e uhneT ana
kAde runner, captured and imprisoned At the
of,hc s.ss..irstio, IA ,slcs,ed an cond, ;,r ,h.,
'o' 'n' nsA''uH''on' s 'e'o"'eu ." oon'' 'on tha'
sd in pbiI.delphis. hv Col B,k,r. a. the .s,as,,n
IT. seward
le CoSsuTUTIoyAL TNinN, Of this afternoon,
lishe. an affidavit Of John r. Brophy. who SAYS he
4 have il proved II he were allowed, that
Gilman 4. and always wa. a coward, according TO
voris Of hi. father th., since the trial closed be
admit "a thHt he wa,n liar. that A .hort tjtn.
,f. The A.aas4ina alton WeiC Chman introduced Atza~
10 him ~ a particular friend Of nj and that
zane dav he end A,zeiott seIo ridinr On
tL'. hCr-as Bruphy ,nys he ,an brin1
y and ner witnene. TO trstify 10 his in
'cy with Atzetott that since the trial Weich-
,boaght nf Iobn sons 10 Richwpn,nd hp, p',,ey snd @ Al
ed him to remain at nome, and not bring trouble
hlnselI ana uPIn We isihiI, ; mat once vhile
n. her con. s.ie. and aid to him "iSbn. am
i'd there u .'o,nethiing solng on. WHY do these