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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

opinions dsrnetrioay opposed 10 this view. In th-
var nov jus, eosn, the United states STRUGGLED fof
which Washinson rersrded .. the oriy paramount,
IoIueal interest," 'that unity q government Which
In that opinion Nho we're the vieiois and who tho
va1qqithed Va " this var. III. the North conquered
Inoa. which Know. no Norb and no no south.
hss triumphed, and sece.eon and nulifo alton hAvs
war ia no,sins but the boody CONFLICT of ideas Sc
eession and notification have pershed-- and tho
iinsnIuuqn oi layer has met the same tate, hat ne
blessings on our land tn eacs the rAvnse. OF var sni
splendid naon,i destiny, The ,,orio. bv sbieb ,hs
country has been shAken. Let us hope also that -
msnt tS viii I 90 Sors out lie IN,
every American citizen will realize and nrrreciats
n noe s nsi T9s S'hi n ssa and Union.
able" ''''' S '"'o'' oN' 1n' insefef-
Concerning the ne- Government the Vino Save.
Il !. nov stated with come ,ho. oi authority, thAs
ara on WednesdaJ next to establish In Richmond the
government Of the Common ealth. He biinss vits
Pun me arehiyss Of the state and sl be nccompin-
ied by state offcefs his family and other speo-
isl boat vi convey the party to Rockets vheie tho
citizens win meet and welcome them through COM
mlttee, a salute nnd address OF welcome will honor
the event NJ the visitor
The following itenu are from tho Richno nd paper.
.CArFYiNG How rHL Those ominous. long
no vent TO the var, nov cesd. and long lost crowd
The office Of Adam, ESprcss Company, they are, tor
Ine most naft the REMAINS 1nlN, taken ffOn Olkv God
Cemetery aud other place. who;e the federal dad
have teen buried. They sie now being disintere Cd
N sret, numtefi suTseon's cenincate, oertihius
cessary 10 the tran sro.tstion q remains.
E1.Speassg Loc,ck, Of the Confederate House o.
REPRESENTATIVE, Nlo s At present STOPPING ~ Ann
nattox Court House met With an accident one "a
lat week, witch mieht have been more setious. ho
Nas handling pttnl when the weapon exploded.
tending bAl th!oush HE loot surseon was en- led
IN who rendered hie pfOictsonal services At lac
counts Nr. Bocock was ilprovng, Int his wound VIII
CONNIE him to HI home Tor some weck.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
The Great military Review
second Day-Sherman's Veterans.

Washington, Nay give have had another hhsh'
and in oil other respects charming day for the
view OF the armies Of the Tennessee md Georsla.
The sidewalks Of Pennsylvania avenue, at all eevs.
ed points, were to-d,y, yesteriay, occupied ~
deeply interested -7ect,tou. Flesh arrivals this
morning ausmcnted the already large number 81
stranger. who Rad specially visited washinston N
witness tho Grand military parade.
The tls tefuv decorated stand. near the Executive
Mansion we're AGAIN occupied hy President Iohn'on,
mcmbers OF the Cabinet and Lieut. General Grsn,.
together with disinsuished army and navy ofhoer,,
chief. Of executive bureaus, the Diplomatic core md
ilmiie., aud other persolaRes. The vicinity Of tha
!c7loS ne point was densely crowded over /, larger
8 e. thaa yesterday, TIT. locality being the most A.
tractiyc.
Tho Army ofthc Tennessee moved from the Cap'
tai At nine o'clock t6ls morning, proceeding toward
the Executive Mansiou. Al the head OF the column
rode haor-ieneral sherman, who wsr vocife ou'ls
Chez ed all along the line, while many clapped theii
hands and Others waved handkerchief and miniature
ha-s The 81, citing OF ths hero Vas in tho hlshoH
dogree enthusiastic He had been presented With
two lAree wrcaths OF flowers one Of which had bern
placed around his horse. neck the other hung upon
his own shoulder Msior-6eneral sherman wss ao'
comp.nied by M.or-GencTsl Howard, formerly 10
| command of the Army of the James. Next followed
General opan, stall and escort. lie YESTERDAY
s..uminq command Of thi. army, Ma'or-Cieneral
uo,,u appeared at the head OF The command. This
Corr /, composed Of troops from Michigan, Missouri,
Ohio Indiana, Miuncsota Illinois Iowa and Wi'oon.
sin The seventeenth Army CORPS was preceded by
its commander Major-GeneTal Blair, with HE staE,
followed by the Headquarters escorts The troope Of
thl. Corp. are from Illinois, Ohio, New York, Wiz
con.in Indiana, Ohio Minnesota aud Michigan.
The next in review ives the Army Of GeoI-
| eis. Major. General S,ocum commanding. who
rode at the head Of this column. The goth Corn
-as commanded by = Jor General Mower, and CON
poaed Of Volunteers tf5m Connecticut Pennsylvanl
New York, Wisconsin, Mlssachus OHIO, Dtls.
ware, Indiana and Hichigan. This wm tucccdod b,
the l4th Amy Corp I,rcvet Ma Gen j. G. Davies
commanding. II was compo.el Of Volunteers from
Wircon'in, Ohio, Indiana Illinois Michigan, New
York Minnesota and Kentucky. Tho respective
mAnder OF the armies, Divisions and Bhsades bore
upon their persons profusion Of flowers which ha.
heon bestowed in acknowledgment Of their heIoic
deeds and they passed along the line cheers
riyen and handkcrchiou and hsgs waved by tho,
Who chose this mode c.! ,o'iit,inr their elsitude
The sN.ant scvices Of beth oaicer, AID men. No
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
Thursday. Way rs.
Highly Important.
The Rebel Ram StonewsIi Delivered Cvey
to the spanish Authorities ut Havana,

tCorropondencc or The Svnl
Hdrdra. Nay %, Isd5.-we have no nov. fror,
abroad Of Interest and the nj absorbing topic /. ,hs
stone~al There have been a. many rumor. a, TO-
stor', esch making report for himself II hsd been
nimored that Cartsin Paige wifhed TO surrender on
the '-nc 'erns a. thofe extended To General lee,
Capt Bogss OF the Connocicui, who had some ca
perience with rebel raH.s 81 the taking NJ New Or.
esns, sent him note demanding hi. surrender, AMI
psofferinr the ~ n. extended to General Ice. Ths
reply hat ps'seu' instructions from his govern.
ment tii no; Permit him 10 accept the offer OF Cart
Bore,.
From the news l,toy received from the United
staes, Capt. Paiso probably concluded he would no,
he likely ior time 10 receive instrlc tons from
his government, he applied to Geu Duioe to de.
liver the vessel ny to him, on condition that sbs
should never be delivered up to the United states.
ten. Duce Immediately, and firmly refused, stating
tina, had he demanded her surrender they might hsvs
claimed oolditions, but as they had come to him
voluntarily fureldor her Into his hands he would
G'oep, condition whatever, but would receive her
q pos.'. This finally aEIeci to- ana ,hc on.
COT aud mon put ,hoIe, sus-d OF marines tsking
custody OF the ram. ten. nulce thea wrote 10 tie
General de Marina stating this iects and the Auditor
de Guerra, with artillery officer then proceed
ell OF load md took an inventory OF everything
on board 0f the StoncN al. When ihis !s concluded,
she vii he tason 20 'hc arcna rEd remain thers
without n ing until luther order. The flag was
hauled Iowa list .iLlt, and VA not hoi'ted this
morning, 50 ue -paEish a;Aoriticl did not have To
lower IL. Nst of the C.ew s-Ir s2aniaIds and For.
tusueso. and a Aa.l-ookng "a. OF ecoundrels they
are. A large number Of them had deserted. Tho
Portuguese Consul has shlpped Jour OF the deserters,
and these are four more In Jail TOT gou,ne mo 70"
the other nieht.
A. an immediate eonsrauopcc Of the visit of the
Columbia to Key West, the rovhattsn, CommoaeeI
werden. came iato po,t fully determined 10 attlcs
this formidable Inonse. and attempt to board her In
care ,hc rhoud go out she wa soon followed By She
Aries Connecticut and several others. All were ly
| ing of the port Tesdy to attack her.
The Captain General has Just returned from TIP
to Csrdenis and It's en,rons 1t is said he Sent 70
avod the ali complications, and that he ONLY
returned when he had LEANED that they we're solved
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
From Richmond.

The Richmond WING OF MAY % hA.a long arti.
clio on "Thc Great Issue, settled hy the War" IN
which it says:
why did the sun OF our national prosperity undergo
partial &c ipscl WIZ were the triunphe OF peace
rud,y intern ptei by the shock OF revolution and
the hOTTid din of arms At this particular point of
our history, when new reckoning Ia to be made, IL
Ia well to know the true answer 20 these questions
Perhaps the shortest and most comprehensive
that he given IL TO that those thing. happen
ed locauae treie lived in the southern State, class
of sectional politicians distinguished (some OF them
for their talents their genius their ready eoquencs
and welding largo popular influence, who taas for
their country and themselves never could rise 10
the height Of entertaining national ideas and senti
meuts. They persisted in maintaining that the
word "peOnle." wherever " occurred IN
The Constitution OF the United States. meant only
the states in their separate sovereign" organic
cGpsoi'y. They laid it down n IN axiom In politics
that voluntary political asfociaton could or ought
metAphrHCa subtlety that would have done credit
10 the rcholns;ici-m OF The middle AGES theY sue
ceeded IN convincing themselves and In induc!ns
Others TO believe, that the Government oi, tue
United states was In fact no government at M, nu
bimpy n League, ami LEAGUE OF that anopHoui
and peculiar character which gave to eash ahI ~
parties TO IL complete and unqusilneu ' ~.
10 withdraw from II at pleasure ~ ~ Hus
they we're sustained In their pecunal .eN OF
the organization OF he government by the tcsou-
hons Of '9s and 90" and the eminent men VINO re-
cogniyed these declarations NJ = party shlhho,elh
hui tie slno tine that Wnshinftnn Hhm,l'op, -" eh-
ttrr, CLAY Jarkfon ard Other dc, infllshcd Amen.
can rIslemen, had T---- end eIp'eiea
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

Tss proclamation issued by Prehden, JonSsos,
for The removal Of trade restrictions and the open
ing Of oil Bou,bern ports east OF tho Mississippi
river marks another important stage on he way
10 pssce and prosperity. For four years the coss,
sitiss Of the South have been sealed against he
legitimate business men n the commercial world.
The hustle, business and acuviiy which formerly
characterized them have been missing; no mer-
chant chipping, except blockade runners, has come
10 tbeir hsrbors no large snount Of foreign msr.
hhandse has besn received by them; no very rich
HoutheTn staples have been exported from them.
They have been vir,uslly dead 70 ,he outer world;
rui % from their legitimate pursuits, and i'm
INJURED BY the iron bands Of war. but the procla-
nation Of the President breaks this isolation,
restores them 10 commercial freedom, and places
hsm again on tho rond 10 business prosperity.
The effect Of shs measure viii not only provo Of
gres, commercial importance 70 tho southern
p.ople but It can hardly fail to have . marked
political eject. The promptness manifested by the
government, in removing, ct tho earliest possible
moment the barriers thN were essential during
Abe progress Of the war, will impress tho people
hvorsbly, and convince them that Ills their wei
fare and no, their ruin ,hs, the North 10 lAboring
n accomplish. Nor can they avoid contrasting
shis gratifying change With their late condition
under the rule o. rebel government. While in
abe power Of Jrrr. DAVIS they were subjected 90
almost svery prvaton, but so soon 40 that power
So removed, they are invested with al the essential
rights and privileges which they enjoyed before
Asking the nlsssep into rebellion. The
notice given by preadsn, Johnson, 10 the
effect that 'oelligerent rights and priv,
teges' have been snuuled, an far as trade
regulations are concerned, 10 also an important
feature OF the late proclamation. blockade run
oing, and every other means adopted for supply.
ing he remnant Of TIE rebellion with ueediul art,
res, will now come within the catalogue Of piracy
and be punished accordingly. This traffic, which
ass been % extensive during the war. must now
ase I've place snong the things Of the past for ever
he adventurous ockAde-runners will no, care /,
run Their nectr into . moose. Tho proclamation
viii have mseis effect IN bringing the soutt
'seS 70 lie old condition Of prosperity, and will d,
much toward concilisnng tho people and givin,
ihem 'rno appreciation Of the blessing derive,
nom that Govunmen, which they songh, 40 dos
Vtroy.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

A letter dated Raleigh, May ls.h, says {,


The records of the rebel war department. sur.
rendered by Joe Johnston, resched this place day
before yesterday, IN charge of Lieutenant Wash.
burn, of General Schohed's STAFF. In all there are
eighty three boxes, and tho total weight Ia prob.
ably night tons The plumber filed six wagons
Among others, noticed ono box marked "Papcrs
aud Books General Lees Headquarters" This box
contained the origlnsl drafts ot Lees reports Of
battles aud campaigns, and other papers Of the
same description, The original report Of the Gel
tysburg campaign was found IN II, besides sovcra,
Other manuscripts In General Lee, own hludvrit-
ing. Another box 10 marked, "Offcisl % ., rts 4
Battlos, A. Ano |. g. o." This vii iy be
Of greater interest than any other nj o.. records
proper, save, perhaps, those continued IN lo1
labelled 'Teegraphs and Telegraph Books-" which
VIII undoubtedly give good deal Of the history Of
recent workings OF the rebel govt rnmenL ss some
OF tho despatch,s are supposed 50 pertain to the
''secrot service" branch Of ihe department Four
large boxes containing flags and colors, captured
from different regiments in our army, also in
cludei in the lot. There two Of them mark cd
1885," aud probably in them will lie found tho
ChIekamaugA captures aud the few lost dur NJ tho
Pennsy wanna campaign Of that year. Tie record.
Of The Appointment Bureau" "rssgnstious,"
certificates Of election Of othcers" 'letters re-
eeNed" during the different years Of the war; 'cer-
| nhca,es Of disability" and discharges Of SOL
| dierS togsthtr with the muster rolls Of the regi-
msnu rom different STATES arc also included Tho
vne oil this lot Of plumber ~ the future historian
ena IN Ading our Government, 70 settle the status
o. uiueren' public men, VIII be rosdil imagined.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
The National Cemetery ut GcttysbarG
Finished.

Tho last instalmcut Of the iron railing that Ia to
enclose the National Cemetery at Gettysburg has
been forwarded 70 its desMns,ion. Tie whole
splendid work Ia now finished. The National
Cemetery sdioins the old cemetery Getty urg.
Between the Two there has been put up this iron
railing, seventeen hundred feet in Length. Tho
front contains grand gateway, the whole front
being FIVE hundred fee, IN length. The gateway
will compare In beauty with any known 70 exs; IN
any part Of the world. The grand double gate in
the ceuire 10 hsnkod bys single one on other
side. The Two principal columns u the large gate
WAY are surmountod by spread eagles Of cores
pondng proportions, percned upon q semi-glohe
The pattern Ia rustic, square with panel work, upon
each Of which Is inscribed the name II State
represented y Union troops IN the battle of Get
,ysburg. Thus the right hand post shows the
names Wisconsin, RI de Island, West Virginia,
Illinois, Minnesota, Maryland, Michigan, Indisns
and Ohio and she lois bears the names OF Penn.
syivapia, New Jersey, New York, Massschu-
sotts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and
hsine-uine upon each side, Gig teen In all. Tnc
term post" is scarcely applicable TO columns u
such proportions. The lesser poss are of cores
ponding shape, surmountod by drspcd urn. The
centre piece 81 tho smaller gates IL nat nsl
shield the cenu piece Of the large gate Is star
| in = wreath u laurel. The railing is plain and
mssave, appropriate 10 las purpose.
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nov tho only subject Of in.rnn concerning Der
Che 10 rishtfully the property Of somebody
and tho question Of ownership will douh-
70. be . subioo. Of discussion. The rebels
have surrendered their right 70 the vessel, tto
spsnish Government has no tangible claim upon
her. and We fail TO see how they ean avoid deliver.
ing her TO the United stnt.s authorities. There >
no precedent connected WITH ,hI, war, tina. is eH.
setly suited to this case. Our Government, held,
IN case which occurred lev months ago that a
rebel vessel which had escaped into foreign port
and was there sold N neutral party, was still
subject 10 capture and conhsra,ion. Judging from
that case, our authorities ~lll doubtless demand
that The spanish Governrn.n. shall Al once surren.
der up this last retel pirate.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03

THr rebel pirate s'onowsl has nun i,sr.cs, and
90 longer flies The flag Of the demnc, contoder,cy.
This vessel. which is tho mos, formidable cram tbs
Icbels ever owned, went 10 Havana for the purpo,e
Of obtaining noedfil supplies, and With. view Of
again starting Qua upon new fold Of piracy, But,
ivo circumstances prevented The contamination Of
lhe lstter project. While receiving coal and pro.
visions her officers received the proclamation Of
President JOHNSON, declaring ell rebel vessels p.
r,tse in legal, % well as general sense sni .
nAturL repugnance 10 dangling At ropes md
doubtless lad something 70 do in debating the
sou-se that wac finally taken, And further, N,
appearance n hslf-s-dozen powerful Unior
var vessels of the hArtor, evident
y itching for an opportunity TO ltes
he oslibre Of their guns on ,he notorious pirate,
also had powerful influence in inducing th,
abandonment Of the original dsngn. Accordingly,
Me commander OF the stonewar. being mindful o.
dc fact tha, discretion 10 the better part Of vslor
determined 10 turn the vessel over to ,he Spanish
authorities, leaving the question Of her FINAL dis
posal to other parties than himnn. The farouI
pusts, Nerufore, which has been . tsrror to on,
commerce, now hes In the hlrbor Of Haysna, IN
he hAndr Of the Cuban authorities, With no Gas
Seating her, and divesisd Of AL the strib butt.
tsEpbfl Ahip ri zAI- GA1Sht o. pssass0a n
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
The Great Military Review.


WAsUNCroN, May %, 1903.
Tho vcs,hcr. to-ls7, vas everything that could b
dcfiiei ior the unrfcccr'cntv grand review OF The
Army Of tie Potomac. 1ao atrao'rhc-c was rcmant
the tun hone with uaclru'cl .pcalo- aHl the 10
cent ,a n, had Told the dus., pus rendcfnr streets
IL cool marching condition Thousands Of persons,
incuiine many from 9th, c'cs VINO have treciniy
come h!tber to The pa,cnu'. Tine the sidewalks,
from the Capitol % the lvoeutivc Mansion, \ die
lance OF mile aud gh'f vl.c Windows and bal.
coni,r end all Il l' ?o'iiouf. including hCugc.
tops occupied b. deeply interested tpOcti'ors.
All public business was 'usIonoed, and there was
general holiday. The Capitol bore the motto in large
lo.ton The only national debt We never eau pay
10 the debt to the victorious Union soldiets"
But few citizens were 1T hone, they
were nearly I'll abroad 10 witucs, the
movement OF the Amy u the Potomac, and
tie tens Of thousand. Of trieI veterans. Tho ma
tona flag few hilh nom an the public huildinss.
while from the Windows on the line of procession the
star- and stripe, wee proiuWly displayed The
roops begsn to move o, The Forth ri the Capitol OF
nine o'clock this morning. A. the latter place a,
least two thousand school .irs oss,uh'c., neat.
ly drcscd In summer c.othcs, and there much
pleasan' ovciieucut Imong lc'l in pre- ing forward
to pres, - ioVcrs 10 the soldiers no calamity toH ed
their ,hanSs These children aso SUNG patriotic
SONGS. The immense column moved in the fouosips
order
tt.a,,,.r,... ,r,o ~ ,ho po.o-,.c tt.to, ,.,,.-.l
80 ,cnr,,,,,d,n- GercfaI sta, U,slnu.rtt's
S,,aS,o' ~, "A, ,'.i,n.stt 1sv,i,' I" nan
lulu'oH, ~, "n - ,ps.ntni
& snc-,I stsg nc1om,l,e,.
EseoTt, pm q, tly,slr, Lieut. , ban commaLa-
mandins' This ofieer was vocyerouclv caceicd n
vsnous point, u thc line md Tar come nas encum-
. 'itu NV lam ~ W. i 80 III
hisieitarr Other orlccr. we're similarly lo4orei With
eheeie' ard 'os gut and re ~ lus ~ hanIHrl.
aiIy Diyir,on,, c,um,n5ed rcsyc-tivcly by Rrcvet
MAJOR len. Davies ana Blero' helor zen. nevin-;
nspars, tr,.,'H srS ,ic tn5,peei tr.ade H.,
troop. conposing thase bodice composed IN argo
par ION Ne" rolt' Mtft lItiuh, ns'n'o't o"n-
rhusetis and II ichisi,n Srth Corn. Major Gen
Parke Comnsndinf. the lr DIVISION commanded hy
psv',! o. o' We" ~ i,o ~, ~, Er.t.t ar, ~,
Curtin. These noon. we've Iorn Wisconsin, Mlchi-
ssn New No.S' Penns lFinla' one Ma'S hld has.'
shite. Vermont md Maine Next followed division
Of the 10th Amy Coipr, cnmnhnde! o. SAG Gen.
ho Srsn. No., n,, m armant ,onn,c,,cn,
and MassRrhusers The 5th Corr, Brewer MAJOR
zen ohhn9a hunn coiltlsiaitf, IN ~, Ivy uisl'l99
S',i.,on IN, p,cyo u,,o' en- AvIes and Tho hi Il
ysiOn hy Bsyct MAJOR heu. CrHN io'd. These
We ScSmpoI,S 81 u.,,cb,.o,i.
Mehisan, Maryland neavaie, Misrontin' Tie nj
MsoT NeScr,i Nm; ma " r,, ., adjnr Tho Fis
Division cominan ci nv Is. cyct Brlf zen, Ram,
sS '.i "" - COM w nurE.' No. a,,a
were principally nom Sew Yogk. rcnusy ,yanLs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
Wednesday, Way "a.
JEFF. Davis and His Friends.
They ure safely Locked Up Mt Fortress
lpr-of

Fortress H1n,o,, Nav .s-At one oc'ock thi.
Afternoon tho steiner sue, j pis-ee eft Baltimore
wharf Mt this place With Er.re' NsioI Con. Miles
accompanied by other of'ccfs NJ Tornipence and
proceeded n the steamer Win T.. clyde, ut anchor in
the stream with jed Davis sud remainder ot the re-
to party on board. An hour perheG- 10 give depart
ins rebels tine u take a lone iareHeh Of
friend. and doar one., avsrdcd them.
Tho hartor Witch usua7 IL crowded With
all Kinds ard classts OF vcssrls to-day look
81 almost dcsortej. scarcely DOZEN sal Of ves-
cells could be- counted. and even the, seemed dull
ard h'tlcs'. Col Robena. commander q PORTE"
hcnroe, rercevine tho absolute necessity oi main
tanning strict discipline. In conformity with the
wishes Of the Government that tie transformer,
Of the rebel party to Foric' Monroe should be con-
Quoted In ~ quiet manner po'sbe. serv early In
m" morning stationed guards In tho immediate
vicinity OF the cwemnn,'-rhcrcn ore cells, intend.
ID for the incarce alton NJ tho pd.oneu-and alec
along tho vsriou. p,ih. md routes they would he
OBLIGED to Traverse while 90 ropis to the iorsrcAs.
In short tine ai,er tho gi.sre t'grnrd ne ~hsrf,
tho prtoners hcean 10 laad such Gro tho tho Al
ransements, ''rct, enforced by the military anthot-
tiles, that no Icrton wa allowed to arpfoech the
wharf whore the rri.one.s landed, except NJ 4 Dis
lance of over Eve bundled yatd. AZ ihe prisoners
marched up tho vhnr', preceded by guard Of their
cnp'o.r Of Tho 9Th Mich..ah cavalry, Sc tall 'plie
fo,m of JeH DAvis dI,,,ol efay clo'hoI and wear
ing n h.h, ic.t hat could be eatlv dI-cerued. A.
room - the p5i.oncis aoIe al sshcic. they were
m,rchsd o.? olta the lc,ch 20 the 'allypoit n the
water taJer,. IA the OF nc iotiess and thence
to their cfls IN tho 'cc9rd ii.r n otsclna't'.
Clement G. clay accompanied jeff Davis inside
the fotof md hso. II =. ,,po.el, To largest Por-
tion nj hs peronal ,tad NJ. Davis md har four
children ho- hio or and sister md thr Ni" n Gle
mont Ciay remain On hoard o." steaner ClYde. snd II
IL thought viii be cont sou'h thi, evening, Nc orders
have been received iioin the War Department pro.
hibitlrs th'm from going Nor'h. Tho roriins be.
tween lef. Dhyis ma l' lemily II dc'citcd to have
tccn Of ar extremely Of c'iug urtuic Outing which
the iccnis Of The once anhicus and desperate
rctcl leader stie com. ,icr overcome.
MAoi.nencrsl ulus,& has tecn hcsc during ne
rvt three duy,. .ureiintold.ne tho arrangements
made for the couincurn' ofth' rchel 9tisore.'.
STRINGENT orders IN relation 'o visiue the iotireH
have been is,uei, and ~ ,yisns are pfohihiiol
hom cntcrinr 1t unc-s ouly provided With rlss
from Nn or-Gencfal Ha.cct.