The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
The Real Position Of Bolts and
Associates in Reference to
Gov. PierpOnt's Policy.
csnflioi Between the Alexandria Constitution
and the Presidents Proclamation,
hssolutions Adopted by the Citizens Of
Albemarle County, Virginia.
vhe Work Of Reorganization Goes
Bravely On,
&C., &C., &o.
WASHINGTON, June ID, 1895.

WARRINGTON, June ID, 1880.
oSy1oIAL REPoRT OF THE SURRENDER OF THE
rRANS-MIsSISsIPPI REBEL NAVY.
me Navy Department has received from Commander
y Z Ttshugh his report concerning the surrender Of
0s rebel naval forces on Rcd river. Commander Fitz
Aush, In his DESPATCH which IL dated on board the
O0ichita, on Alexandria, La, June 8, says that he
0asted up Red river on the 2ath Of Nay, with the
usamers Benton, ouchita, Fort Hindman and the tug
Sssn, in company with Major General Heron and his
Seamer Ida May, In advance Of roopa he encountered
- resistance whatever. All whom he met seemed
~sn disposed On the morning Of June the squadron
~ Lieutenant Commander J. Il. Carter, commanding
vsosl naval forces Of the Trans Mississippi SQUADRON
~ received from him tho ironclad Missouri and the
Vasoles Of himself officers and men, Lieutenant Com
nander Carter informed Commander Ftzhugh that the
2issouri u the only naval vessel Red river it's
Gsbuariss. Tho Champion, Of the pump boats cap
nrsd In the late expedition, turned to the
9my. The Missouri has been brought below the falls
md is 10 be rentted at the mouth Of the river The
Missouri is reported TO be very formidable vessel and
heavily plated with railroad iron. She resembles the
FsSe ram Tennessee Her battery consists Of eleven
INCH gun, one nineueh gun and two heavy thirty two
pounders She has bcen built Of green TIMBER cauked
with cotton, and leaks badly. Commander Ftzhugh
~ gone up to Shreveport 70 such property
nay boong the navy The number Of naval prisoners
pseoled by him at Alexandria eighteen men and six
shcers, including Lieutenant Commander J. II. Carter
DELEGATIONS FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
me Georgia delegation had lengthy consultation with
Ne President The interview exceedingly pleasant
- all concerned. Tho appointments Of Provisional
Governor District Judge and Attorney for that State will
uos be made before Saturday
The Mississippi delegation also in consultation With
President Johnson to day.
delegation of colored men, who arrived here yester
DAY from Richmond, at the White House this
hg awaiting interview with President Johnson for
ne purpose Of asking special inquiry into their
Aon under the military restrictions at Richmond which
condition. they alege is not better than was when
hey In slavery.
THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.
With one two immatcrial exceptions the examina
Mon Of witnesses In the assassination trials have con-
auded. The Arguments commence 70 morrow.
oXIo POLITICIANS PREPARING FOR THE auBRRNA-
roRIAL CAMPAIGN.
Most Of the Ohio polite talking the proba
ts action of the State Of that State which is
- meet At Columbus the 2lst 70 nominate can
edases for Governor and other State officers II 10 an.
eipated that the Convention will lay down the views Of
~ party OF tho State the question negro suffrage
md other points Of President Johnsons domestic policy
Hhs Chase here hold out that negro
s0afags will bc passed over In silence Whether
As done for the purpose Of misleading the othcr sde
and placing any Of thom OF their guard not not
known. They, however, hold that II the question 10
srv.chcd, negro suffrage will bs endorsed Tho anti.
Class men take the reverse view, and declare that The
Geavontion will fully endorse the Presidents policy Il
conceded by bo<h sides that Governor Brough will be
rsaominaoi Although he has becn silent in reference
eIse Presidents reconstruction policy, h understood
Mat he fully endorses Having the strength secure
Ais denomination IL h fair 10 suppose that he viii settle
t1s Ylanks cf his own platform.
delegation of officers from schonelds army, headed
y General Strickland arrived herc to-day their way
"a the Ohio Cony to urge the gubernatorsl nom
Nation OF General Jos. ID. Cox.
ARRIVAL op esNERAL GRANT.
sencrai Grant and star arrived hero sssly last
sns by SPECIAL train from Chicago From New York to
cscsgo aud return tbs trip was continuous and asnia
ssat o's'on His arrival at the principal stations on the
rsnts was awaited by Thousands Of csons nspired more
Ny Srali,gds than Idle curiosity.
TnE ArHesr oy JOHN mitchell.
TIE activity OF certain judge In Now York In ,ehelf
~ John Michel after his arrest creates corsiJer.l,s
ur suent be ITS action In the premises ATTRACTS
ypecsl attention IN view Of the fat that the jsdss "a
sncsr ban himself agsns: visiting Washington having
sSsp ordered North by Mcclellan .hs early par, OF tho
var and prohibited from rc.urping-an order which s
eri IN existence, never having been revoked
AhfhTh OF BEcNarAHr sEFAFD AND Hts SON.
Secretary sownrd's heaiih continues To improve. Ee
a0~ regularly attonds 70 b1sness and ohcer
fay wish hs friends, though HIS jaw Is sell supported
~ IN iron framcwork
The condition Of Frederick W Seward ooniinscs TO be
sndNh sneourasug Tbors hss Saso no hsmorrtssge Of
A's~osnd FOR tho past tvcnty.ass days
AyrLicATioNs Tcn TIE Ssysrg ey CAPTURED AND
AsANDosrH fad74&ty.
large aumber Of applications fof taA neurn II stau.
doosd ~ cspiurcd property have been prssented and
aaey lIed IN We Treasury Depertmens. Which can q,