Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
lRegulnr Report.



VI NEw. YoRK, June lL--Ths Heraid's
correspondent in the Cult Department
furnishes an interesting account OF the
incidents preceding, attending and fol
lowing the occupation of BrowHsvills,
Te1a as, on the 3lEt pit, BY the National
troops under ZEN, Brown. .t.-.5 q. -
/ The rebel troops, previous TO the
evacuation OF The place mentioned, pill.
lAged the town and made gpEisonefs OF
some oftheir officers until theiF dema nds
for the payment Of back dues were paid
The rebels, the day previous 10 Gen.
Brown's arrival, not waiting TO be pa
rolled or to comply, IN an 3 way, with the
terms Of Gen. Kirby Smiths soFrvhder,e
large numbers of them moved aeFoss The
Rio Grande into Mexico, taking with
tham their arms 3sd ~ u EQ-aas siaisi
Their artillery they sold 20 the Mtxi-
can ImpegialisfE at MatRmoFas. 4 lal.g.
y II is said that the last of the rebels
we're driven from Brownsville BY the
Mexican residents, who Organized q
home guard for the preservation Of Or
der, soon after the evacuation began. sq
|. After taking possession Of Browns
vile, Gen. Brown wrote letter to Gen.
Nieja, at Matsmoras, assuring him that
neutrality would be observed by the
American forces, 10 reKAralao the con
tsst in Mexico between the, Republicans
and ImpeFialistso -o %, ta,s.k.,f .7
r 1t il said that the rebel Gen. Magru-
der. as well asa Kirby Smith, has gone
to Mexico. 5fhs late pcArried with hirn
consideTsbls amount pf ,moaey. .7ssnar.
| rr On ibs. %, inst, the rebel Generals
kirby Smith And Aagrudst,g = ware re-
ar Fort jackson, Capt. SandAs Of Gal
weston, Wien the articles OF sprgsndsF
ofall the rebel Trans ississippi forces
were signed by Gen. Kirby Smith. The
next morning the rebel officers were
conveyed back 10 GAlvenoh. sna
l On thea 5th Cspt Sands, and other
| officers, proceeded up 70 the town, land
/ ed, received its surrender, aud once
more 1nGuried the Hasional Gag over the
/ public buildings in the presence Of a
large but nndemonstratiFe and orderly
assembly OF the people ID
On the 10Th inst, the former Was
busily eHEaged in the organization and
/ forwarding his forces dsaigaed for the
/ occupation of Texas u q.
| The infantry Of Gen. Weitzels corps
( had arrived ct Mobile, where orders
I had been receiYed from Gen. Sheridan
for them TO eonmencs moving towards
I Texas. ,,f.,-os .rsg s4f hus q,
| Gen. Custar's cavalry was already en-
route fhithsF, and the 18th corps, under
Gen. Gordon Granger, - well as por-
ton Of the 7th corps, ander Gen. Steele,
we're expected 10 start FOR that region in
/ few days ass 1ne.al - - iEE
The Presidents . amnesty PROCLAMATION
created much excitement IN New Or
leans The classes excepted from par
don we're more numerous than expected.
Large numbers Of pafoled officers and
soldiers had lately arrived in New Or
leans aud settled down to the quist rou-
tine Of private life. ......
Gems. Bea1rsgard and Dick Taylor
have been for some time residing in the
vicinity Of the city, awaiting the deci-
sion Of the Government IN iheiE essea
Chief Justice Chase was still IN New
Orleans on the l0th inst.
\ The business Of the city vas rapidly
J reyiving.zss g Gig es83f gEo1a s- lr4
II The late Gov Allen, of Logisi9na has
Issued farewell address 10 the people
Of that State, acknowledging the mex
0rAble logic Of events, The failure Of the
rebelliou, and that be no longer assumes
to be Chief Ekecutive, snd connseiiBs
them to submit Fracsfallyto The Nation
81 authority. rs..fs-.-- a.
The Alabama State archives, removes
4 By the rebels 70 Augusta, Ga, on tht
!. ssppre2ch Of Wilson'S cavalry, were ve
Gently recovered, aad arrived at Mobile
on the 4th mat, on their way to th'
espitsl-Iontgomsry.