New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Disps,ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON Wednesday June 2a lsoo'
THR CASE OF CHESHIRE.

WARRINGTON wednesday. Juue % low
| THE CASE OF CHESHIRE.
The case of Cheshire the Williamsburgh en-
ronp ofscer for some time past on trial here. was
closed to-day. Tho verdict has not yet been an
nounced.
GALE THE ALABAMA ASSASSIN.
The charges are now being prepared IN tne
case OF Gayle OF Alabama at present confined IN the
old captol. Who it will be remembered. pro-
posed through The Selma Dispatch to contfio'
! ute one thousand dollars toward fund OF one
million to bo given the assassin Of the President ana
Cabinet Mr. Akin one Of tho counsel for the conspira
tors defends this sanguinary worthy and VIII ma IN
his case broad fields for tho exercise Of legal strategy
THE rRggpMEN's BUREAU AND THE PRICE OF
COLOggD LABOR.
Gen. Howard. of the Freedmen's Bureau, Oh
together dsapproves Of the action OF Capt Bryant
subocer Of his Department in Georgia. in fixing the
price of colored labor. and telegraphed MIN
TO this effect on learning the facts In
the case. to guard against recurrence
OF similar procedure the part Of bis assistant Com
missoncrs Gen. Howard at once issued circular lot
ter stating that he felt disnclned to fix the rate Of
comp ensation in all cases. and recommend
ing that they simply approve ell contracts between
employer and empoye being careful always to see that
the latter received wages commensurate with the labor
performed Capt. Bryant is not the Assistant Commits
sioner for Georgia BrigadierGen Wilde holding that
position. Capt. B. has jurisdiction over but
small portion Of the State having received his aP
poiptmSnt nom military source TO meet an urgent ne
cessy created BY the radical change brought about
by the occupation Of the State by our forces.
ENGLISH INTEREST IN THE FREEDMEN.
Gen. Howard was to-day visited by the Reys.
Drs Vaughn and Raleigh Of London, England who
called to make inquiries in regard to the operations of
his department In which they evince most audable
interest They afterward visited school In company
with the General.
POSTAL CURRENCY.
In accordance with the spirit OF the act o'
Congress ordering no more three cent notes 10 pe
Issued. Secretary McCuoch has on his own responsi-
btv directed the issue Of five cent notes 70 cease WIN
view OF bringing into circulation the nicke com Oh
the denominations which 1t Is believed have been
boarded to great extent
IN HOSPITAL.
The Medical Department reports over 90, 600
sick and disabled soldiers s,l In hospital.
APPLICANTS PoR PARDON.
Among the applicants for pardon to-day were
ex Gov Vance and John A. Giimer. formerly mem
bcr Of Congress from North Carolina.
THE SOUTH CAEoLISAYs-rHB PRESIDENT STILL
USwgLL.
The President by special appointment met
the members Of the South Carolina delegation THIS
morning bu. was too sel ~ confer with them rea'
tive TO the affairs Of their State. lie designated ~
O'Clock to morrow morning As The time Tor their
nett interview when he will probably announce
tho sppoin,mcnt Of the Provisional Governor.
Tho mos. prominent applicants for the Governorship
are B f. Perry Of Greenyille, and w. W. Boyce oi
Charleston. The former Is vel known as al
earnest peoplcs's man. and his appointment
by the President IL considered almost certain
Lieut., Janson Is now In command OF the Presidents
BODY Guard. Capt George A. Benneit. tho former
commander having been dismissed the service for "p'
propra;ng public property to private use About one
andrc prisoners from Point Lookout were furnished
transportation their home to-day by Col. Ingraham
RETURNING REGrMsSTs.
The following Regiments left here for their
homes 20 day. the ig2d, sStb i2st i06ih. and 5lst
New York Infantry, the 1T New-York Dragoonsi the
lst and eth Nsw.York Cavalry; the is'
New York Battery. the 3sth Pennsylvania.
22d le5.h and ll0th Ohio, the 3th wsconsini ls Mas
iacbvseuis Cavalry 9th Vermont Infantryi lst Yer
mont Heavy Artillery and 5,h Maine-in oil about
q. so men,
DISMISSED THE SERVICE.
Lieut.. W. George Jones OF the l62d, and
wm. y. Feldham Of the 10th NewYork Volunteers.
have been tried by courmortal and dismissed the ser
vice the former for absence without leave and the lat
ter for violation Of the eighth and ninth articles ofw
APPOINTED
MAJOR Dominick Urban has been appointed
Tax Commissioner for Louisiana, in place OF III. f.
Bouzano. resigned.
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GALE.
G.. w. Gale Of Cahawba, Ala, now in prison
here was 10 have been put on trial to-Dorow before
military court But IL Is understood that Gale VIII be
seut 10 Alabama for trial. owing To the large number oil
witnesses about l0' whom he has asked TO be sum
moned bic all OF whom reside IN Alabama. lhe
change has been made the ground Of as
THE STATIONERY CONTRACT.
The stationery contract for the Commissasy
Department hos been awarded to Messrs. Phillip
\ solomon. OF Washington.
UNION MAN.
Joseph NJ. Humphreys, appointed Collector of
Customs Of the port Of Richmond Va one OF the
men imprisoned in u negro Jail in Richmond with John
Minor Bolts and others for ouspokcn aud persistent
LOYALTY Mr.. Humphreys is President of the Union
National Association. Richmord - a body Of Union
men organized since the capture ct that city.
THE PRESIDENT,
The President is still too much ndisposed to
see visitors The rush OF people from all parts ofthe
country has recently been great that his natural,
robust consituton cannot endure II. Many persons
visit the Executive upon the most trhing matters,
thereby occupying bis time and mparing his health.
In accordance with his democratic ideas he has been
kindly dis posed to give them all hearing.
GETTING RID OF USELESS MATERIAL.
The Government is rapidly riddng itself Of