New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
FROM RICHMOND.
The Whig-Why Publication Wac ke-
sumsd-Tke State Avmory-sse"ry n.
wise-A Farewell sosmen-Sintis'iess OF
n CsIored Chnrch-Thc Ex.GOvernor
aud His Norfolk Rstnte-Cerrespond-
From Out Special Correspondent

oner suspension Of two weeks Nj. Rdgwsy mas apot
oVysd 10 the Government aqd Gov. Perpont backed "
several of our prominent citizens. among whom are D.
M. Bolts and Franklin Serns, bave petinoned Gen.
Tory in behalf of Mr. X. to remove the restrictions.
The result is fur and loyal promises for the iatuie mus
far rather sngulsrly sustained
TIL, RpubHe in an article this morning upon the con-
don of the State Armoy, boldly insists on the return
Of its guns captured by the Union forces during the
yar. append the closing OF the article;
"Tbese arms could also be recovered. belonging as
-, an and do to tho State whose disoyal agents
could not alternate them 10y any piethdeu etIS'u.lon;
an these arms and much other valuable plumber sezed
hs United States officers trophies OF war must be no.
stored If Prevalent JOhnsonS theory be correct, that
~ rn0n OF get of men, by whatever name they may otl
them selves can take State out Of the Union IL they
eoud not take her out they certainly had no righlu
authority 10 pass her property parties uimcai ~ the
Unicn."
Henry A. Wise was figuring at the Governors this
afternoon and Though orcered TO ms home, would
seem TO defy authority AID again strive to mix himself
up IN our politics. 1 have little incident worth no
teiag of this At the railroad depot of Appomat
tr our House. Jus: after the surrender. Wise, with
all the peraphernals and ponp Of Rebel officer at
tempted TO enter a set apaIt for our own officers
AS he sought TO enter he was informed THAT was not
the car for paroed prisoners and inquired OF he was
not the man who hanged John Brown. mo. was tho
reply Il did not do it; it was the law OF virginia
We'll you should be hanged not only for treason but
foI the murder OF John Brown" In state OF furious
rage. Wise observed: young man, d rather take
bullet than those words" The reply was: lyon can
have BOTH but Wise took the prisoners car. iu'
close YOU the correspondence between Wise and the
authorities relative his extensive estate near Norfolk
The WISE CORRESPONDENCE.
v Inn -
To Col HOWARD, Commanding. Sc.
COLONEL: On the 10th Of pi last ives surrendered
witt the Army Of Northern Virginia, at ApPomottoA
c. H.. Va and in day or two after received printed
parole OF which the following Is copy; ~
"ArPoxArrox C. H.. VA. April 10, 1855.
fpARoIRp PsisoSrRs PASS .
"The bearer. Bn; ten Henry A. Wise, 7: A; C. OF
Virgins, paroed prisoner Of the Army Of northern IL
ns BAG permission to 50 70 h' 1S s9d isr' sns y"
And / was furnished by command Of Maior-Gel.
John Gbbon, VITA General Orders' of when tho ioi'
"HDars Twenty YcrR1H Army ConPs.
4 APPoSAT c. H.. Va. April II. lt6h y
by Generals Lee and Grant carry the
rtipnlstious Of the surrender Of the Army OF Northern
prisoner Of wsr !, the ftcl ii. certifying TO the fact dated
!, Appomatox C. H. Va. April the 9Th, 1865 aud signed by
guards, patrols officers and so diss of the United saie
forces W respect such Ger stes allow Tte passage TO ,he
rreudeI that the holders shall remain unossied III every
re.pset -, u.,o,c., toh, ohh,r
q.
"Ep~Akp MoA,g. Lieut.. Col and A. A. o."
That after leaving ApponattoT Court House and
going to Halifax Court House and remaining there
some time. started for my home In Princess Anne
County Virginia. and on the 25tb Of May last reached
Isle of Wight Court House and reported 10 captain
James A. Alls. Captain OF the sd Ncs-York Cavalry
and Provost Marshal acting under orders OF Col. Geo.
W. Lewis: and remained In Isle Of Wight Comfy
until Wednesday the 2sth inst. when reached Nor
folk. am here desirons OF going to my home at
| q place called ROiston, in Princess Ammo County,
within four miles by water and eight by lard Of Nor.
folk situated the right bank OF the east branch OF
Eliza ceth River and "hus 10 renain nHd'itrbed ana
unrolesfed every rrspf according 10 the agreement
by which was psroled prisoner VI war. But. upon
proper inquiry and Information. find my home ocou'
pird by onsderabe number Of Freedmen and other.
who hinder and disturb ny possession. and modest the
premises thereof and am unable 10 return thereto.
and to take POSSESSION thereof oy reason " their entry
and occupations and 1t il probably unsafe for me even
TO visit IL and 1t IN person respectfully ask that
said negroes called Freedmen. msy be removed
from tie said place plantation. called Roliston that
General Orders No - be carried into ebeci and hai
may be enabled In accordance with NY parole - re-
turn home, aud 10 remain there without dstUrb'
snce noestsiiOn 10 any respect.
| q" Most respectfully, Jour OBJ. servt
brig -Gen. on Parole ac.'
| fIador,eHoafI
"Hraas SuB UislRCI OF NOaroLx
"AoRToLK "a July I i t3
"R.,p.etfuiy forwarded stthe roques, % M wis. Ap
iake pose.s,n this bou.,, used ~ the freedmeu
buresu until b, hs, been psrdoped BY the Presidents and
u
U. L. MANN. breyet BriG -den Commsrdirg'
&" HDahs " {. DISTRICT foar aosHoE
"R..peofelly tStws!dfa Apslies,isn ti'sPgto,ss
HpoRs DEPARTMENT oP VIRGINIA
HICBnoSD, Va. July IL, less.
Respectfully returned. The petitioner Henry a. Who
| sbandoned u. lsud and baildugs snown Roistou.
Pncs-, County Va. 81 isOl, and found home
h' amy Ia ofdr that he uisht to better advantage snsase
The premise. iha, abandoned daily taken possession
provided eni the application now under confederation
Mi ses Gr attempt 70 rcuiu 10 lis former home. Nh"n
he e IT, nis purpose to return or antnus ree'end 10
had any evidently conditioned upon his ability TO
TIE United sis's aud forcby dispossess their agents
lie had chosen another home until he could accomplish that
He hai not toccre.d Though ne wishes 70 20 to hs
former home Lo does not abandon his statue allied"
ohicr bat il fact MAKES his CAIN specifically In tina,
Of right ne must De treated Rebel rnsonef
with rights that bound to respect,
those sppefii aiming In thai condition. they may
be modified by the terms Of the parole.
The quoted order OF MAJOR Gen Gibbon Ia only for the
Instruction OF bis own command aud has nothing 10 do with
"he terms approved by Lieut.. Gen Grant permitted Brig
Cen We 10 hs home and remain there undturbed
long as he obefvsd the laws in force might reside
j. Is clear that this referred only Gen wses lsr usual
pace OF abodthe place where his family eaded under biz
difectonthe place where sh.rt would leave Legal notice.
for In many like this tho abandoned Ia poses
.on Of Treasury and commissioners CT the treaarns
Bureau aud Is aid expressly provided by
this President that such ards released oy By special
authority from the Secretary Of the Tres-ury Lieut. ecu
OIeu . Presumed had not in hs mind the Of
os, abandoned Oh forfeited property whatever
"1he MAJOR General commanding therefore Gays that has
power to restore the place called hoi.,on TO Brig
VIE and certainly he advise sch restoration before
the latter takes the oath Of allegiance support Goven
nen which he s.ks 30 great favor Ard moreover Gen
WISE 10 sdmonshrd tnat In order TO enjoy the pyees
his parole he ought 10 10 tho present home OF hi y
by himself ard obey the lava in force require
lin undiiturbod the lawful occupants Of the Place
! called Roliston-'
den Wise .pp.rery object. to The term freedmen a.
applied 20 coofed citizen. Of Virginia shoviur
acknowledge neither his defeat