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eount Of the capture of JEFF. Davis says
When the guard wen. u his tent. they
wee INST by Mrs. Davis en- deshaS,iie,
with -Plcasc. gentlemen, don't disturb the
privacy Of ladies' before they have time to
dress" ".All right, madam" said the Cor
poral. 1--WE will wait till you haze on your
buds" Presently there appeared at the
tent door an ostensible old lady with q
bucket on her arm escorted BY Mrs. Davis
in person "please let my mother go to the
spring for some water to wash, says Mrs.
Davis in a pleading tone. at strikes me
your mother wears very big boots" said
the guard, as he poked the old lady's dress
with'his sabre and discovered pair Of No.
Is calfskins; Sand whiskcrs too" said
the sergeant, as he pulled the beard from
her face, and jeff. Davis in all his ittleness
stood before him. After the capture Col.
onel Pri:chard, with his prisoners, started
for Macon. The party were all sullen,
and Davis remarked: ''lf he had not been
surprised he would not have surrendered
without fight" While on the road they
received President Johnson's proclamation
offering 100000 reward for Davis. lie
read it and trembled; his hands dropped
to his side, and with groan he dropped
tho paper. His wife picked it up and read
it over, and the entire party burst into
tears. The cavalry escost arrived at Ma
con on the l4th, and soon after took o
special train for Atlanta, thence to Angus
Ia.
JefR. Davis, stephens and Others At Fort Mon.
FoRrREss MONROE, May 2O.-Among
the prisoners on the steamer Clyde which
arrived to-day are jeff: Davis, wife, four
children, her brother and sister, aud A. IL.
Stephens who surrendered to our cavalry
while at his house near Atlanta. He is in
extremely feeble health. c. C. Clay and
wife. General Wheeler and staff and
several others of lesser note are among
the number.
FoRrREss Monroe, May 2l.-The CLYDE
remained another entire day in Hampton
Roads. JEFF. Davis aud family have not
been removed up to this evening. Wheel
er and staff were removed to the gunboat
Maumee this morning and started for Fort
Warren. Stephens and Postmaster Gen.
eral Regain were also removed to the 7as.
carora, which left for Fort Delaware.
New York, May 21.-A special dis.
patch says that Davis, Stephens, Regain,
and others seem to have no appreciation Of
the position in which they stand. Davis
has no idea that anything beyond Danish
mcnt will be his lot.
Stephens thought the Confederacy might
start the civil government again, which
would institute measures for the repeal Of
the Ordinances OF Secession, and by that
means restore the States to their original
relations.
Regain thought there would be no diff
Guilty in bringing about good feeling, pro-
vided that Acknowledgement and con6sca-
ton be not carried too far. No one expcc-
ted that slavery could be saved, or that tho
rebel debt would be assumed; but he did
not think that rebels who had official po-
sitions should be deprived Of their votes or
lose their property.
Davis Detained at Fortress Monroe.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-Dctention Of
JEFF. Davis at Fortress Monroe is in expec-
tation that some time will elapse before al
the evidence Of his completely in the as-
sassination conspiracy is collected.
NEwBERN. N. C., May ia number
Of oitiseus Who fed 70 the interior of the
State when our army entered Newbern,
are sov returning - ply their taxes to the
U. 9. Conmisaioaes, and obtain possessioo