Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-23
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For Later DIspatehes see ard PaRe
Late Special Dispatches.

WAsHnGToH, May 22.-A special to the
New York Times says, the delegation from
North Carolina, now in that city, assert
that the party known during the war as the
conservative party IN that State, was in re-.
ality composed mainly Of Union men, who
were compelled to use the guise Of opposi
ton TO the ultra advocates of secession,
and that two years ago Gov. Vance was
elected to his position as professed rep.
resentative Of that party, but that he be-
trsyed those who placed him In power by
becoming the tool of JEFF Davis. The first
step taken in North Carolina reconstruc.
tioh will be the appointment of military
Governor, under whose call State Con.
yention shall meet and devise measures for
the proper amendment of the State Con-
stitntion and the election Of State officers
land members of Congress.
Gen. sheridan's new command virtually
sapercedes Gen. Candy in the command
of the military division of the Mississippi.
Gen. Candy has been assigned to the com.
maud of the department of the Gulf, which
Irelieves Gen. Banks, who is ordered to re-
port to the 'AdiutRnt General Of the army.
s The department Of the Cuffs consid-
erabIy extended, and will hereafter include
several States heretofore inclRded in other
departments The action, 80 far asit re-
fers to Gen. Banks, is Of q purely military
character, and It is not dOneas the result
of the labors of any investigating com NIT.
tee, or because of charges peferred or pres
sure broughtto bear sgaiust Gen. Banks
by the politicians now here. These par.
ties have never had an interview with Gen.
Grant, and he knows nothing of their
views or wishes. This change in these
several commands has been in contem.
i n1atinn fnR aa1aPaI Vvaaka
The Worlds Washington special Of the
31st says:
The detention of JET. Davis ct Fortress
Monroe, is in the expectation that some
time will elapse before all the evidence of his
completely in the RsSasslnatton conspiracy
is collected. He win, in sll probability, be
Indicted for treason by the Grand Jury
sitting gatsAlexandriR. Il
| ThsSFibuneRs-W Washington special of the
21st says:
= Sheridan left for Texas last evening. Itis
understood he has authority to collect such
troops Rs may be available in the Western
department, aud transfer them to Calves
ton and thence to march upon Kirby
Smiths forces. his entire caYalry force
1 passed by his window st Willard's yester-
ling chieftain. On Saturday evening he
I WAS serenaded, aud when called upon. for
. speech merely said he had been SO long
[ in service that be had no time to make .
speech, which he regretted for the sake Of
this occasion.
President Johnson, in granting respite
to the Indiana conspirators, said he was
lonly carving but q purpose of AZ. Lin
coln, and tt must not be taken % a pre-
cedent. @
1 Frederick Seward has had his woundl
dressed again, without any spprehended
hemoIrhsge. His condition is considered
fa1otkbIe.
Geu. r Blair is urged for place in the
4 Cabinet, while his brother, Montgomery, d
also urged for the War Department.
The Herald's Washington special Of ths
21st says:
The new amnesty proclamation viii ap.
lply to al Who did not avail themselves o
President Iincoin's, and win be more stric
N it, provisions.