New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispssch to Tho N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, July 8, ls6,.


Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WAsHIYoToS Wednesday. July ., ls6o.
LETTER FROM BRECKINRIDGE.
1t appears that just previous to his departure
for Cuba, John C. Breckenridge addressed private
letter to his friend Z. NJ Bruce formerly Of the Rebel
Congress Of which the following is on extract;
ct bays had no news from the outer world since
dsbanded near Woodstock. Georgia the last Conted-
crate force east OF the ChattaboOchee. trust there
will be wisdom enough in the councils ct washington
City not to drive brave aud suffering people ~ inc
remedies that spring from despair. Every man should
now exert all the influence he possesses 10 make tno
present cessation Of hostilites permanent and honora
be, aud lot IL DO remembered that there can ps no
lasting peace founded upon cruelty and oppression
WESTERN RAILROADS.
The Burlington and Missouri Railroad 60. OF
Iowa have FLED in the Interior Department map OF
the survey and location OF their road from tue Missouri
River TO Fort Kearny in Nebraska The Union Pacific
Company have also filed map Of the survey and oca'
ton Of their road west from Omaha, Nebraska Tor one
hundred miles and from that point map Designating
the general route Of the line Of road TO Salt LsAe oy
The Union Pacific Eastern Division have likewise h'ed
map designating the general route Of the line OF said
railroad from Kansas City to the one hundredth me
ridian.
THE PRESIDENT BETTER.
The health of the President although much
improved will not admit Of the reception Of visitors Tor
several days to come. The only person ADMITTED 10 an
interview 70 day was Judge Advocate Holt with whom
he held long interview In regard " the verdict Of the
late conspiracy trial.
PARDOys.
One hundred aud ninety pardons, mostly Viz
ginans and North Caronians, were granted to-day on
the recommendations CT the Governors Of their re-
spective States.
PAYMENT OF SOLDIERS.
Most Of the money at present issued by the
Treasury Department being disbursed for the pay
mont Of oar soldiers.
TUE FREEDMEN IN FLORIDA.
Gen. Howard has received q report from two
agents Of his Bureau sent travel through Florida
for the purpose OF informing both employer and en-.
poye as to their present relations, and to give them
such advice and instructions as might. under the cir
cums,anoes. be necessary. They give hopeful &C.
count Of Freedmen affairs and say that the planters
generally acquicscs in the regime and sckroTledse
the imperative necessity for coored labor In that State
GEN. HAScoCK's CORPS.
An order will soon be issued directing that
Gen. Hancocks headquarters be established ID Balti
more His corps will then relieve most OF the troops
at present stationed hereaboutS.
TORCH-LIGHT REVIEW.
A novel and beautiful military spectacle was
witnessed the OF the 81. near Fairfax Seminary
by largo concourse Of soldiers and civilians. A
grand torchlght review Of the troops iof Bart
let's Division. formerly Of the Twentieth Corps
was held the men carrying only bayonets. In all OF
which were burning candles. The effect AS the men
went through various and intricate evolucus was de-
cidedly dramatic and torehght parades promise to be
all tho rage among our military friends over tho river
Major.Gen. Wright. together with large number OF
general officers from tho Provincial Corps Army Of the
Potomac were present and after the review were
sumptuousy entertained By Gen. Bartlett
To the Associated Press.
WARRINGTON Wednesday. July s. 1865.
THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.
| There il reason to believe that iinal acton
has been taken by the Executive the findings aud
sentences relative to the consprators. aud that The rs
suit viii soon be promulgated.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.
| The number Of prisoners discharged under
General Orders No. 100 Current Series from the orce
of the Commisssry General al Prisoners Tar as re-
ports had been received up Ia July was ~ follows
Captains l06; Leu,ensnis. 3.s2; Non-Commissionod
officers. .5s2; Priyntes. 3l.'26i total, a. 'a6.
CHARLES J. FAULKNER NOT PARDoSED.
! There II the best authority lot CONlfNuicLillr
tho report that Charles u Faulkner OF Virginia has
been pardoncd by the President who has not - YET
acted III the case. Therefore ali that has been pub
lshed in this mater Is premature
| INDIAN DELEGATIONS.
| Delegates to the number of 20, from II In
dian tribes who have been III hostility 20 he United
States during The late Rebellion are now IN their way
10 Warrington with he Object of making treaties OF
perpetual peace and of being reinsated the rights
and benefits which they forfeited BY taaiug ~ arms IN
! behalf vl tho insurgents.
COLOMBIA AND MEXICO.
The official paper of Tic Colombian Govern
ment formerly NeW.t,rannda) recently published de
cree issued by the Colombian Congress- declaring that
resident Juarcz oi Mesco has deserved well o. Amer.
ics In view Of the indomitrhe perseverance, he has
eyinced in the dc.nse o The Independence aud freedom
OF his country aud that they regad us virtues and
pati iotsm aiiordug IN example 10 rho Colombian
youth The decree also provides that portrait OF
President Juarcg he placed IN the National Library OF
Boeota, with a suitable inscription.
PATENTS ISSUED.
One hundred aud forty patents were issued
nv line Commissioner OF Patent. on Monday.
DISCHARGED.
Gen. Augur has issued IN order discharglng
tho nth aud 2Sth Pennsy !, sha, and sd and 3Sth
Now Jersey Regiments.
OBITUARY.
Surgeon Bella b. Stevens. of the st. Elizabeth
Insane Asylum, IL this neghborhood. died To day oil
typhoid fever. His remains VIII be sent TO New
hampshire.
Fire in Chicago.