Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
Regular Report.
nIisceIlAneous Items.

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CIKcISHATI, dune 30--Chief Justice
Chase left yesterday for Washington,
Great preparations are making in this
city and throughout the State, for the
celebrations Of the 4lh Of July.
IolGenerah Sherman is expected to ar
rive here, to.night "A public reception
will be given him. 1
General Logan, at Louisville, yes:er-
day. issued orders for mastering out
$4,000 men belonging to the Army OF
the Tennessee. "a bfa5ds
The failure of Chas. Barnes, wheat
speculatnr at Chicago, is announced
Liabilities ossr S25, 900. oaE9
Msjor General GFierson arrived at
Cairo yesterday.
The HeTdI1s special says:
Henry FL. Ware, Of Selma, and An.
drew jackson Ingersoi, of Mobile, Alas
bama, are among those pardoaed by the
President within few days past.
The friends of John Wilson, the Sd
Auditor Of the Treasury, are spres Al ng
his claims for Assistant Secretary of the
10 v1a4aomsQ as
The 1bibnne's special. says the ex.
PenultuEES ol- Aue GONtfumtNt uuTlUE
the present year amount to the epor-
nous sum Of $l,200,000, 900, or over
50 SOC, 600 per day. sIs s'8l IL 81
An adjourned meeting of the citizens
of Richmond was held yesterday, at
which a memorial to President johnson
wasdfead, representing that the $50, 900
clanse in bis proclamation of amnesty
was causing great embarrassment in the
transaction of all kinds of business, and
praying that it be Withdrawn.
A letter from I'll G. Tarl, Of the First
National Bank. of Richmond, to the
committee also favers the repealof the
clause referred to, ,t-a.as s.sas
The petitioners state they took the
oath prescribed BY President Lincoln of
March 26, 1864, and Dseember 8, 1864,
in the; full belief that by so doing they
secured the pardon extended, and that
business had been suddenly paralyzed by
the late decision of the Attorney General.
The memorial will probably be unani-
mously signed and forwarded in a few
days a5T aai,a.ssoo 3asss4g '
Mosby, the guerrilla, having been par.
doned, has opened law Office and set
tied in Culpepper, Virginia. 20
bpaThe 1Emes'S Washington special says:
! The Presidents health was such To-
day that he was unable TO receive visit
ors. At nine O'clock this morning he is
somewhat better, but II is doubtful if be
will be able to attend to any business
this week. though be expects to be at
the Cabinet meeting to morrow.
A comprehensive order relating TO the
consolidation OF the different armies
and TO the Departments OF the new Mill
tary Divisions, is aahoat to be issued.
AS soon as the present mustering ont Of
troops is completed, the several armies
of the Potomac will each be REDUCED to a
division, the whole TO constitute o Pro.
visional Army Corps, to be com msne ed
BY Major General Wright headquarters
at Martiusbarg, Va. leeD 10 sn q
The Second -Corps Division is to be
commanded by Breyet cMgor General
Mott. 3x sLs wolsfr .-gaat
The Fifth Corps Division, by Brevet
Major General Ayres. sl4a s
The Sixth Corps Division, By Major
General Getty. t5" Sass
The Middle Department is abolished,
and a new department, consisting OF
Pennsylvania, Della yare, Maryland and
West Virginia, Major General Hancock
commanding, is instituted; headquar-
ters at Baltimore. sa leL va a.
The Eastern Department remains as
IL is, but Major General Hooker will
succeed Major General Dix at New
ork.s fa wood cl sai L.Hou W