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boxes and directed 10 Chicago The family
will take their departure cn Monday even
ing End. for the sane place.
NEW YoRK, May ls.-The Tr'Jsaes
special SAYS: 4 delegation Of Congress
men, headed by James VI. Ashby. cfOhio,
called on the President to-day for the pur-
pose of protesting against any action on the
part Of the Government which shall extend
the rights ofprisoners Of war to those off,
GERS and privates in the late rebel service
who have consented to the murder and
starvation Of our men while prisoners of
war. 1t it is understood that the President
agreed with the delegation, and will proceed
to act upon their representations by direct
ing testimony to be taken upon the subject.
CAIRO, May 1S.-Gcn. Forrest issued
an address to his troops May 9th, annonnc-
ing the surrender Of Dick Taylor and earn.
estly advising them to lay aside all feelings
Of luminosity and revenge, and cheerfully
submit to the powers that be, go home and
be good citizens, and use their best cxcr-
tons to restore peace and order.
The Memphis Bulletin denies the story
Of Forests death.
New YORK, ay20.-The Commercial
says: Gov Vance, of North Carolina, has
arrived and been lodged in the Old Capitol
Prison.
A delegation Of North Carolinians have
arrived and had consultation with the
President to-day, on the subject Of rc'or-
ganization. They state that the amnesty
proclamation has been finally determined
upon by the President and will be issued
Immediately.
Sr. Louis, May 20.-The steamer Ma.
comb, with the 9Th cavalry for Kansas
City. Mo-, heavily laden with Government
freight, sunk in the Missouri river ycstcr-
day. No lives lost but cargo total loss.
Conf ,c"tiom Laws In Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, May lS.-The Nashville
Dispotch says: There is prospect of u
conflict between the Judicial and Execu-
tive powers in Tennessee. Gov Brownlow
as special agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment, acting under written orders from that
department, rented out some abandoned
property belonging to disloyal persons who
were in the Southern Confederacy. Judge
Trigg, at the succeeding term Of the court,
ordered tenant Of the Treasury Depart
mcnt to be disposscsscd Of n farm which he
had rented from Brownlow and the proper
ty to be restored to the owner. Gen. Til
lotson, on Browulow's application, enforced
the contract and Judge Trigg's order was
disrcgarded. On Tuesday, Judge Trigg at
Knoxville delivered charge to the Grand
jury in which he directed them to indict
Gov. Brownlow for satisfaction in the prem
iscs. Judge Trigg is understood to b. hos
tile to the coniiscation laws.
A dispatch from Resaca, Ga, says that
jeff Davis arrived at Macon on Monday,
the 18th, and was sent to Augusta with q
strong guard, from there to be taken to
Fortress Monroe. via Savannah.
NEW York, May 19.-The Tribune's
Washington correspondent has seen the
forthcoming report Of the Commissioners
on the conduct Of the war, and says the tes-
tinony on the Red river campaign, is Of a
character most damaging to any military
pretentions of Gen. Banks. 1t proves him
to have been guilty of mercenary action for
the benefit Of himself or friends by cotton
speculations.
Buffers Fort Fisher affair is substanti.
ally vindicated.
Burnside is exhonerated in the Peters
burg mine failure, which is attributed to
the lack ofcon6dence on the part Of Meade.
The failure to capture Lees army after the
battle Of Gettysburg by Meade, Is attribu-