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Iniernai Revsnue--Iinportant to Land.
lords.


Tho stamps required landlords and tenants agree.
reu,s not "nfiy cent? formerly but are mate.
rally changed by tAo last az ConSrosa az fopowa:-
Leave agreement memorandum or cof,tract for the
Hre. usn, or rent OF any land tenement or portion
thereof ~hsSe the rent rental value w three hunsred
dsiiar w snnum les nifty cents, where tho
rental va1e exceeds the Of three hundred dollars
pef Tor each afditonai two hundred dollars or
fnclorn part thereof IN OF u hundred dol
lars nlty cents" Al agreements, I,ases, &c, not
stamped IL conformity wik1 aid act are VOID LEX.
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THE VERY LATEST.

LoSDss, Jan 2S-EveninG
Professor Goodwin er,ith. In Esiss to the LcDdsr
Daay Nsws u to-day, thisks that nov, for the frse
time We may discern the shmmering dawE OF pese<
He argues that the abolition OF slavery v
virtually Conceded both SIDES, question: rerutnt
eut that o. State rights and the feasibility o. yeacs D
oased on the reasonable recognssin VI those nsatA
LIvERrooH, Jan. 2S-EvsaiEr
The rumors Of peace negotiations from Richmond
ceived today per E,na, created much talk ivepcsA
ana exsrted very depressing euOct oa The 0ostsa
market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10

In tho -eurle Marshal Donne sad the evacuation Of
St Domingo was nc longer q scheme, IL was accom-.
pshed fact lie added that, N ho had commanded the
troops on no sand he wuald have guaranteed With hia
head have put down the rebellion In lhfoo months
lie si ready 10 take the oommsad should the King
desire a.
senator he'd spoken In favor CT the rocoga
ton Of haly BY Spain
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The Condition OF the Rebel states.

London merchant, who WAS In Savannah Two DAYS
prior to is occupatoH and previously twelve months in
the South writes % the London Times that be iu
formed BY the Confederate commander that ali the cotton
IN Savannah would be- burned aud, the bulk 81 IL be-
oBRed ~ Confederate INTEREST," II rs Improbable any
large qusni!ty spared lie thinks thst the federal
CAP will prove 10 be not than Ave or sir thou
sand bales The writer further ssys"Now, In regard
10 future supply OF cotton from Wilmington Charles
ton &c. cannot but think that IL viii 10 soon
hausted aud weeks later adyicos than those brought
confirm my opinion that the blockadng business Is ncary
played out The difficulties OF getting uansporta
ton Ereat rs 10 pre-, cnt any
quantities coming forward, and since tho fall Of
Savannah the Augusta road IL nonopoixsd by the gov
crnmont, and doubt II anybody but itself can get
single bale to port Then tho increased numbers OF
upon the se makes the voyage very hazardous,
while the oxtortonate demands OF the Confederate
erntsnt Increasing day by day upon the vessels pro.
vent thea making pfos in proportion TO the risks run
and capiia involved The number OF vessels running
tho block has very bly, diminished, aud indeed
in three months look for no steamers engaged 10 that
bat ho5c owned by the Confederate govsTnnen
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Tie safo 10 no County Treasury ORD a Adrian Moh
blown open last GIT aud robbed or twcEiy tloa.nd
aollzge
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A Clear, smooth Skin mud Beautiful
Complexion follows the use OF HELMBOLD'S CONCBs.
TRiTED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA IL 70
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Burdsairs Arnica LInfment.-An In.
falhle for burns, scsids sprsns, rheumatism sac
shot wounds A single application siays the pain froa
burn the instant 1t ID applied No family should bs villa
oI.IN
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a Complete File ofthe New ork Heraids
also one OF the New York Grid wanted, from JsnuAy
1861 Address, stating prsse w. D., boz W. tinss
onOe.
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Corns, Dunfons. Enlarged Joints and
all dlssascs Of the Zee, cured By Dr. zACHAkIk. "
Bro
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BstcheIcr's HAIR Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantAneous The only perfss
Dyo. Factory II Barclay street.
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvs
ana Wig Depot, wholesale and RETAIL No Astor HorxA
The dye applied by sklfui artists.
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FOR coughs cold influenza hoarssns<s dir.
cult breaing and AL nrct.ons Of the throat broncss1
tsbss and iua,s ieadng " consumption, The Honey q
ssd penerats heals al Of the tassse
and There nothing ike H. 80 cents bottle 20
rae BY all drugsstA CHAkLEs DowNES .
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fhs maX frcm Cape Town 70 December q an yscssvs<
The neNs u uninportant hoshesA had ,ss.,a.s -
Spscs 70 ths bouXsry Of hs territory, and rsaa.sS
s6fdtaon Of the ditsty WAS conseq1 suily sxpecsed
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India and f.ht~.

tween Che Danpsr sad Drsssr sas go Rus.p .ssrs.
'A40's N W. "a .ek Archipelago
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Cherokee pills-Femais Regulator.
soli by all druggists 81 per box Thlrtytwc pase psmps
let free. Address DR.. ". n MERwIs 4 Co. d Libsiv
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DsJen.bsr ana n uaiesstA V December ~ shssEhst
bus fIsrs y a1 Hong Kong DecsmLer l5 are received!
~, s,sss 40 hsws % mosnsOl saditols whss -
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"A Single Fact II Worth a Shipioad Of
Take then this fact: that there
o.se " dyspepsia Or bousn.ss which gh not BE- cur,t
with IoSf'EffER : BfrrRRs. They have adnninis
tered IN millions of such and Il there 10 is.s
who them fail lei him forth
THIS challenge bus been given thousand umcs sun 70
mains IN auswerrd.
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HelSnbo1d's Extract OF Saran pnwtNs
oesrsss and rcnoyates blood nss the vgor OF hsAk
into s syse aud purges out mo humors hat nass -
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Highest Premium Leckstitch newfnq
Nachines-wHEEIER AwrLSON 625 prvadway. 81
Wheeler and Milson' ~ hatonhos machine.
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II 10 stated thsA l2a 90 Eusam were corstrrA'sa %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10

HIS Hair Dye, 30 Cents. black ~
brown Reliable Depot No barclay street SOLD ~ -
drux,rstA
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All Ladies' Should Use StcrIinE's AmbrV>
STA for ne har II ceansss aud beauhos preserves aaf
renders the hair soft and glossy
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Not n Few OF the Worst Disorders that
ar mani "a from plon Of the blood HEN
EOLD's LXTRACT on sAHsAPARILLA Ia . remedy "
tho utluo Value
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalixed Loste>
rss. Information given. r. CLAYTON 10 Wall strssl
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News ILsma
tbp y.lssr,ph 10 N. sss Yevb ss~.l

JAY Cooks reports tho fuhrript ons. Yesterday,
10 the Scvcn-Thirty Loan, ai &l01G3oO.
Hos. JrpGr CAUo7, Associate Justice OF tho
supreme Court Of tho United snies died in Nash
VILE, Tenn, ruesdsy cysn ng.
A w,rcnuAs in the Treasury Dopsrtmen, has
set good example by reIgniug bis position in
favor Of . wounded soldier
Tnn armies about w.,b,ny,on arc being rapidly
broken up, and tho soldiers arc returning bv regi-
mcn,. 10 their nomcs.
FAoa t,le rams received from oil parts Of tho
country, IT'S apparent that this day viii he very
generally obterved. business will be everywhere
Suspended.
Tnv large R,mor,l skit factory Of hessrs. jed
! dia wilcox & Co., In aeriden, Conn, was entirely
destroyed by FIRE last evening. Loss, 100000;
insurance 1850 0Oo.
A DISPATCH 10 the Boston THASsunirr says
Genera Banks 10 ordered g. report At wsihsm,
Macs His affairs Sro undergoing nyestigation st
the War Department
statement of the pl bic deb, 10 june lat Is be-
'nr prepared FOR rnhIic.h,u The condition Of tho
Treasury 10 most favorable, There Ars aud have
been for some time, no unpsc =" ,uisitons IN tho
Treasury, cscepir. uncallcd-tur pay OF the army,
|
cl At Burlington, W. ON Tucslay were .snt to
Gen. Dix las, night. murray IL reported 10 te a
Major, ard a bro,ber-in-lsw Of torcbe Gen. Nor.
gan.
vIcr.ApNIGu FArpAGrr Rss-AdmirN Porter
Commodore BlJke, Captain Worien sni other dia-
tn.l'sh-i nny,l heroes visited III" Rhode I'l'ni
L. i-l,tire al Newport yesterday, Gnd were rooeV-
eI IN Gratl G nuitee.
wy. +. a,we, a PhGadc'.hla contractor, has beon
| convicted before Count NaTLal Of fraud upon ne
Government, and seutenced 10 fro Of 5000,
and Imprisonment uutl tho tne is paid. Hn 10
sso excluded from any further deliveries in tho
contract, or open purehns for naval supplies.
TnR oyernmsnt Las under ady.seusnt tie ques-
tion Of colon.zing all the Indian tntes between
Minnesota and I,N aud the Rocky Mountains In
areserv4t!oa s,mewhero on tho Northern border
Of Montana aud Ia Kota, with the B7rsh Poses
sions adjoiu n.y. A. all unlimited hunting ground
TnE President bas appointed lAe following ofh'
GERS for Nlrih Carolina District Judge X. Z,
Dick United 5tAles Msrsha, ". n richardson
Drtret Attorney, Richard b.sou Postmaster OF
Raleigh, C...J. Il. r. Rust AL tho sppoinses arc
0. Norsh Carolina.
Hos. Jons c. EgAuLsY, Col. Nicholas Davis
and Judge Parsons, of Alabama, we're al kAsh'
VILE Tennessee, Tuesday, on tier way tC
Washington, - coa'cr ~ tho President in res'
uon 20 the reorganization Of tho civil government
Of Alabama.
sEoRHTAGY sBwAED has issuol circular, an
nouncing I Gt tlc amnesty oath may 10 taken be
fore lny commissioned ollcer In .ho u. g. service
or any other officer who is authorized by loys
Slate laws 70 administer oaIhs. Such oaths TO b
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Spsnari. had evatu.'ed the Island. General Fran
os joseph 10 s the head Of the Provisional uovsrn-
menI
In Js'nacs much sunerius -ss erverf-nced on se.
count of the long drouth. Many are In state o.
nrvat'on, and commission. hsve been formed 70 AID
the SUFFERING
On sunday sfcrnc-n, Capt Mafit sober ncuEh
20 Get himself and HE hs black Newfoundland aboard
OF NE Owl and put 10 sea, probably for Galveston
On honosy, the L. ;. steamer Anus arrived rom
cruise and vent ont the same afternoon. We hesTa
ur her " Tho capture Of stephens SC. -
On Tuesday the Povhsttsn arrived and len We'd
ne.day. Before leaving, rrne rf her officer and
crew went into drinking talcon, and vhie slttne .s
q table rebel has spread out on the table before
them and Nth tho intention 70 insult them one Of
the officers cok the hsg tofo II In pieces and stamped
on Il. lrh feeling ensued, and the parties adjourned
10 the 'treet, who're file Of soldier. who were IN
quad At the Palace co-e by, marched over and dis
pcrred the crowd, which hsd svelled IN two three
hundred persons. None Of car officers wore their
side arms. hence the insult
on ThurtdAy the wyAnda arrived With Chief Jus
tioe Chase on hoard, frum Key West While at the
latter plse the Chief Justice promised . ncsro his
carte De t7si's and sccordingiy save him one dollar
usssury note The negro TccogniIcd the engraving
on the til and told tho Chief Justice ~, say lng,
" You are old Greeubacks."
Mr.. Chase vent 70 MAhnzae this morning. an from
thence will return 70 Key West and probably 80 to
New orleans
1t 10 stated this morning that Captain PAGE, iatp NJ
the Htonewall, Intended TO 80 TO Galveston In the
Wren several Of the Other officers Of the ram have
alOped for Mexico
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will oren recruiting stations at such points - onsr
a sble prospect Of enlistng good men. All
the EAs,orn troops in General shsrmsn's army
have been ordered by the Secretary cf War 10 re-
port 70 General Augur. They will Immediately DO
ssnt ,o their homes r.id of and mustered out.
tn, New Englsnd An,i-slsvsry Convention mes
In Bos.u yesterday. Wendell Phillips reported
resolution thst the reconstruction Of tho rsoss
siA,e. without negro suffrage 10 practical sur
render 70 the Confodersey," and will make 'hs
emancipation proclamation and the constitutional
amendment Inefficient lie male strong specch
In support Of ,he resolution, and was followed by
Hon. Anna. walker W The same purposc.
CnAELks IL CoHsvALi. late a clerk In tho Re-
demp,on Bureau of tie Treasury Department..
Washington, charged with sbsIsctns bonds otc /.
placed In his hands for Destruction found gull
" some time ago In . Criminal Court. owin<
however, 70 the fact Of his long imprisonment and
tina, ho has returned 10 tie Govornmsni the
amour, .mbezEled, he WAS on Tuesday sentenced
10 pay . dns of 81 2OoO and stand Committed unts
the sentence shall he complied with.
Tus trial OF Chief Justice Joshua Rullh 'ermi-
| mated yesterday, In tLe Kentucky Lesisl,'uro-
Both branches sustained the address OF the Com
ni,,co requesting We Governor ~ remove him
| from office.
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Going Home
The Armies Melting Avay.

Edsh,noton, hay 3t.--The Wesiern troop. Of the
Army Of GeoTgis, broke camp at Blade densburg, and
commenced moving West by way Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. BY direction of Lieutenant Gen
srL Grant, all places where liquor !. kept along tho
line Of the railroad, will be cosed until the move
ment Is completed. Also eight Fean,ylvania rcei-
uenn have gone home, and others will be forwarded
s rapidly Us trsnspoTtaiion can he fnrni.hed, tho
officers having been active In completing their
rolls. The queston ne TO mustcrine In the officer, Of
the commission Of the Governor for regiments with
ie. Il an the minimum number, has not been def.
niielvseited. The Goyerlor il nov issuing commis-
sions TO such otcerS giving them their proper rank
and Ne judge Holt be at leisure to b. con
suited, m arrangement, will be made recognizing
their rank in the waT Department. The Governor
has left for Harrisburg to receive the regiments sl
they return
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The Conspiracy
Confirmation OF the Testimony,

Wdsh,Hg'on, NIy 3I.--At the opening II the Court
this morning. the defence called Iisstman Richter
upon the stand, who testified as follows:
reside in Monieou q ~ oounty Maryland lam
ot the prisoner Ayerott: he cane 70 my house
the sunday evening tuhscquent to the AasassinA-
tion Of he Prerldent ] met him NJ Wa my
vay 10 church he remained at my house from sun
O'Clock, and during that time he did not make any
empi 10 hide himself but walked about and worked
the -ardeu little. lie ested in my house,
and seemed very willing TO so.
MI DoHleI then stated to the Court that all Of tho
witnenes summoned In the Gaze OF Atzerutt NeIe not
PRESENT. tnd that he could no; proceed In the o. der
he ceaiIed until they were present lie in'cnded 70
Up the plea ot insanity ana had sent Tor friends
and featiOns OF the prisoner Atzerott! living several
thOuEHnd miles distant, who had not arrived The
defence then proceeded with the eates OF ,he other
pritoEer.
TFsHaoSY or wH. q. ARSOLD.
BY Mr.. Ewlng-Q. Whist relation are you u tho
prisoner, samuel Arnold A. | am his brother
reside At lloOkstowu, MONTGOMERY County, Mar- .
land O. stat" what you know, n ANYTHING, M 10 the
whereabouts OF the prisoner from the 9Uh Of March
until saturday the zbth he remained in the coun-
try he then Went to Baltimore, and Ietul ned the
Goth going again 10 Baltimore On the Goth or 10Th
the afternoon OF the lith Of April he stared Tor
htLer's house, and | saw him at hsns slmost all
the time.
TESTIMONY or FRANK ABSoLp.
BY Ar. Ewing This witness In snsveT to . s.rics
of auestiops, testified that he brother OF tie
prisoner, Samuel Arnold; that he lived IN Baltimore
county and occasionally In the CITY at his fstheI's
hpue that the prisoner slept With him on the nights
Of the 30th and 9lst OF March; and thai having re-
esiyed letter from Mr. Wharton at Fortress MOI
| roe, 70 which gentleman he had made an sppiostion
ior situAtion he started TO 20 TO the Fol'rsss, on
saturday afternoon APgil y abeui ~ O'clock.
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From Europe.

The steamship Persia. ftorl oueop.,o-u tho si.t
May. ba, arrived he,o
"''o
IN tne house OF 'o'nrnon'' on the l9th MAY hr'
~ Hrli'h "se" uofd famerston u his attention
had been drawn 20 the proclamation Of the President
=, A. t.,l,., g. 49, 80 = 49,, -.
ol 'ne Chlfd staes' ohetins sl"AOOo ioF 'he Arrest
oi Jonerron DsviA and whether her hhesty'a Minis
ter. arc prepared 10 make any rpprc,cutatons 10 the
Government Of the ui,ed STATE. in reference TO the
treatment OF m, sou,hcr, leaders,
Lord Palner,on said. 9Th. only .n.u,,tc,n
dve 10 the question fl. thn, her N,je,ty'. ,;over-
ment b.v. no ip,entio, NJ ,,,.rrp,,,g .nr ,.,.
f.repco In the ,n,srn,l .,.ir a, ,he nI,od s,.,o."
Iondo, uav NJ --rha G,on, c,,,,ori.lly ,,m,,h.
,h,, N,,ir,IiI., IN y, ,t.hI, ,,,,,,d :, .,,,,,,.
and ,ryo hi, .llI,, i,h no can ,s,ouish ,hs adverse
ei,cnm,tsncaa xhIoh ,,r,oopd hin rho o,,,x
,hipk, na,iminn,. ,uec.,, vary soub,tnl and ho,e.
4, ,,ll No, be c,.e N calamity IN m. p.otl.
The p.r,. ,orr.,r,nscn, ~ ,he Landau Norx,Sa
u.p,n, ..v.
Tho rver nv ore a, yo,, conference.-the, ,h.,
recruiting oihcos for the Army Of President JuareE
NMe wN pen SPened a. Ner intt ana snlns,ohI, 9I,
ua'ii,k si.NiuuIsg 81 .hon A q '',I y,
H. E.i VI 1871. W a.,'s ~. w. w.
pa. rh ,,', ~ ,' a' A., W., ~, l.h ~ ~
n'ue 70 ~ lh rny way, Isct uh,eh " held COM lusNe
~ ~ wy M piou.,e' .hq saio iIl,poi.'nn ~ on
sas, in tke abssnne ~ ~ fHpn f'o,, e., ~, ~, ho
the government viii DO but TIC general Tes.ion
is that he vii no, ,t,nd 4 md AZ the French -quad
TOT IN We Me,t indies mas heen gteAuy reinforced,
hkhy p,onaple tha' any reinforcement wheh
MI J0hhsoh may teni 70 JuhIek may De intercepted
The Parv correspondent Of the London TINEs says
1h.ro ara ,vo .,,h.,. NJ, ti.,,,t., htn r,.L. a. n
Empires. aud the Minister. long for The return o, the
hnIeiorItLese are ths recruiting oihces ior v9nn, a
| United states, nd The oppocii,on OF The Comm,,ec
Of the Chamber to the alienation Of 'he State forests
In an editorial, the TIMES eulosise', and eoumeud'
10 the attention OF the lrish sspeeeh Just made by
Mr.. Darcy hcGee, at Wexford In which he ola tho
.1v.,,o,. 81 cr.,. o,o, ,ho t.rI,.d e,.,,. o,r Ia
''a.''"e' " U''A'a WV 'IO N"''N S'N''' 'O' IA
| Nndlns eullfihntr
Tho TTurs, Of tho 9oth, In i's city article, say,
! -, =, 80, =. t..,.,., -. -. j.
kumor' OF all k'nh' Voio o'fculA'ed on change IN
| London, on the 18th, among which tho most ptomi-
| mept Va. ,ha, m. Funcror S,polcon had beep NJ.
| ''"' ''' "'' Wv " ~ '
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From Havana.
The Stoucwnn Matter News from Me xico
-Iusurrectlon in iiayti Chief Justice
Chase at ilavunu, Etc.


-Ipsurrectlon In Iiayti Chief Justice
Chase at Havana, Etc,
The steamship Eagle arrived hero Yesterday from
Havana,
Correspondence Of The Sunl
Hapana May 2T.-The stoneHall excitement has
mbsided LAst Saturday morning her commander
delivered her into the hands Of the Captain General
stating that his situation being peculiar and the ram
needins Tcptiis badly, ho wished hsr to be taken
charge Of to aWat tho action OF her Majesty. She
le- At the navy yard In charge Of spanish OH
and crew, and Il s believed she Will be delVoied
up 20 the /. :, authorities.
by the arrival OF the English steamer Brazilian
which touched At santiago fsom Vera GfuL, esTn
that the Sth, six Americans we've arrested In Vera
Cruz. Noreason Va. assigned The place wRI gar
rsonrd by only three hundred men all that could bo
spared cent after the FuerrillAs. At Peuha II
the same. The ruerillss were very bold and
roubletome. The uoops recruited IN Europe ere
anXiousy expected ana II assured that the Lbe.
Tal uoope we've IeAppearing in all quEIiels
An iLsuTroctiou id occurred in Hayt, against ths
,,oyeinment ot President Glhrard, who was already
in the feld OF the head Of 5000 men. lie Intended
10 auack the Iebelk who already occupied the CAPT
lol Some twenty families from Santiago de los ca
telleres had taken refuge in Monte Christi. Tho re
Ss intended 70 attack the DomiRisAnS ~ soon ~ tb,
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From the South.



Cine,nnItL Nay sl.-The GAZETTE has Nash
vile dispatch, Shich says The Amnesty ProelamA-
ton was received here with great satisfnetiou by
loyal men senator Hin, Howell Cohh and Secrets
~ Mallory, arrived at Nashville on Tuesday. Cen.
Wilson Issued orte- a, Macon, Ca. on the 2Gth
inst, prohibiting the Georgia Legislature from sssem
bling, and counsellng the people to pur,u- pe-cofll
svoostions promising them the protection oi the nj
led States Government
Na5hull>, Tenn, May s1-Ho-en Cobb was
parolcd 10 visit his family. The rebel Secretary
Mallory, and Senator Hin left yesterday Tor Fort
Warren Tho officials OF the State Bank, Ray, bat
tle and Dunlap ar, out on parole
Gov. Clarkc's Message,
Cairo, Hdv sl.-Gov. Clarkc's m,.ssrc 20 the Mlf-
s,sippi Legislature hss teen received. After sd-
vsrtins 10 the responsibility OF hH sstion in calling
the Assembly tosether, and 10 the trying e' =
eum.tances under which they met he ad-
mits that the war Ia ended, and with It q G
rover Of the Coufcderacr o''ho s,u''n sa'os; anI
he expressed sstisianuou that his humble 2 1 ut-
performed with fidelity .,.,, ... .s, .Ience II
her laws. lie admits that tho Southern states will
return to the Union, and says the Circumstance ur
rounding them will Induce them 10 assent but The
ueee,sty toing the result Of military power, vii
render reorganization ~ delicate and difficult task
He advises the adoption Of the spceiic't mef,
ures to accomplish this In ,rdance viii
the rieht OF the States and the Liberties OF the c
lie then proceeds apologize for the secession oftLe
Btate and recommend, a couN enton 10 repeal this
ordinance lie closes By a perora ion prasing Jef
Davis for hi. moral virtues, and denying that th'
.rch,raitor could be euity Of any completely in the
ussssinstion Of Mr.. Lincoln.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

Washington, Nay 3o.-Maior General sherman hss
sisnhei his intention Of leaving Washington this
evening for Cincinnati. who'c he will establish the
headquarters Of the south western Military Division