, 1865-05-25

like that given the offers Eret ted him. His di.
ID bsissde, Nuj. Gen. G. &. Woleolt. THAT which
ettracted most attention during The review Of
The hrry OF GenreI4, which was tho OCCASION
Of considerable m,rth vas the p1ssing 10 reriew
q nask Tn'ee; sap:n5ca St. - dogs depkeys,
na M ess w5s 3a sart1d Sy ns
do en- the march. The revie@ cI0Ecd It a:3op n,
making stx and hstf hours cocaun.d IN passing
aEiycn pofAt.
THE VICTORIES.
The follo#ins are nance Of lhe vicloIies which
appear q on tie bauneEs over tia Pfesi.cpt.
ttapd Chatt1Iooga, Eicksburc, Lonesboso, Ken
etsw. sh!!ob, GSlcsamaqsa, ssvsnnah, E:shv lie.
tsnyiIle, Pea Ridge, Mil spsings, Charleston and
WAsn1ko7ox, May q We hsd another brEeh.
aEcmcutcd tie a!fe2dy lsrge numhcf OF Strangers
WHO had yIeted Nailtncton to witness ihs cfapd
E1i1tts,y Parade The stelul1! decorated et.nds
b5 RI t,1ert johnson, members Of the cabnst
and Lieut.. Gcn. Grsut, Together wish distinguished
army and navy oiaccrs, Cnie!a Of Executive b.
er,. The steini'y Of tha reviewing point pH was va,
dcnsrly crowded oscr ? larger ares Than ye:.er.
dsy. This 1ocs'ty M:ne the moet attractive. The
Arr 5 Of fha Tennessee move. frar. the C1p.tol
staa. m, proceeding towlras the Executive Nan
Elor.
GEN. .uEn1Ax.
Atthc head Of the column rode Nal. Gen. shes-
mar, who vas yotlserousfy chcerEd Ill a1uu! the
lie. The greeirc at the hero was IA the htvh-
est degree enthusiastic: lie had been pre.rptsd
WITH tsso l.s:e ,sre.shs or flowers, ono u which
haa ht1 p!seea around big hotse's neck, and tho
oiheI huIe upon his oNn shouldert. Msj. Gen.
Sherman was aes ompan1cd ty Nal. Gea. noward.
GEN. LOGAN.
Next followed Maj. Gen. Logan and stsfr escort.
Be yette1aay as=umed eoutnsud oF thl, Amy.
Nal Gin: Logan Appenred At the oead OF tho con-
naSd; ;ia 1h,s corp: il eonp,!se.. Of troops from
MltA1gan, MltsonII, Ohio- lnoi1na, Minnesot7,
Nf4EQD=$D.
TIE sErESTEkS1H conTa.
sci i ns'py soFRi Tas n,esfded b ~
by The headquarters escort. The troops oil this
corp. sre nom Ohio. Illinois, New YORK, W1se3n.
sin, 1nttsn1, Minnesota sud Michigan. .
TIE AnsrY OF 1zoEo1A.
The nc1t In .evltw was the a.my Of Georgia. Mi.
Gtn slc:r!,, cosnnsplinc. Ths soth corps W.
ctlcnotttt hy Aaj t;eu. Mower, and co,nposea
4 Sex s IT.: 6Syo D
aTsyc, 1td!cua ind Michigan.
TIE fouErEEs1u ooR:s.
Thta Wis succeeded b.. The i4th arrnv corps,
orcvcs Mi. Gen. J. T. Davis, commanding. ii
iDd,sa-, lliiro,:. Nell ssn, New Tork, M,nncsoia;
ED Kentucky. The respective comms9lcts OF the
azmies. divisions and l,ricaees bos<a upon Their
nlor- the line cttefs we're given and a,ss wavtd.
The 1rn'ts Represented all branches and atri-
Etoos q tue terylet-cara'ry, artillery and tnf4u-
ro'pu1tnts to 1eI:erete general ,amenesa OF uni-
iorEn, and several Eesiatnts OF xouayaa confirm.
I'D TO p'odnc~ the 'Hsct. Sections Of pontncn
xucors were lea:nrss II the procession. TreFe
MSS alto ialt fep:rst niaton III tbs spade and sx
dcps5tnsnt2 ihe IMP ,s!.euts bes1a Carried on the
shoulders of OF vklIc and bf1ck sufdictA.
Trxsr INCIDENTS.
1fCch nEsuscr1cIt was occ1sioucd by display Of
pscE-bcfsts sou nules. They were ali hcayi:y
loaded with c"nmisssry supplies, including
~, se.3.;n y, ,' a"t = 4o ~ Ge, "STa eomot