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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
Confession Of the As
sassin Payne.
He Confirms the Statement
Of Secretary Stewards
Colored Boy.
Also, the Accounts Given by
Major Seward.

Yesterday Mr.. CLARENCE sEwARp, nephew
Of Secretary SEWARD, received in New York
the following letter from Mr.. BEATcHTORD.
1t was publishod in the New York Post, Of
last evening;
''wAAHiNaroN, May 7.
~ found your unclo much better than /
expected; his strength is rapidly retuIningi
be suffers but little pain, although the metal
splint which Is applied 10 sustain the jaw Is
very annoying, and interferes with bis rogu.
lar sleep. He conyerses with some dificulty,
but little time viii improve that. He
hopes TO take hold OF department business
somewhat during this week. drove out
with him two hours yesterday and to-day.
Frederick Is doing very WELLS entirely con-
scious--f the hemorrhage from his wounds
does not return In four or hvs day more, his
physicians think he will be out Of danger
''You will BE- glad TO hear that Payne, the
assassin, has fully confessed his crime and
all the details respecting II, and the dlficul-
nos he encountered. He confirms fully the
story Of the oolored lad who let him into the
house, aud also Major Seward's account.
The details which he gives are, for obvious
reasons not made public al present, he says,
however, that all the plans Of that Friday
nisht not being carried out was the greatest
failure that ever was lie has not made any
revelation respecting his aocOmplicos. That
will doubtless follow. HvrIr.
yours ever, truly,
"R NJ. BLAToHToRp.
"CLARENcE A. sEwARD, ESQ, New York. f"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CINCINNATI, May Among the vGlua-
bles stolen from the safes Of Adams Express
Company, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
way train, on May 5, were twenty United
States Seven Thirty bqpds Of Ave hundred
dollars each, numbered from "06-l0sn TO
"66-l37," consecutiyely and inclusiVsly,
and ten United States Seven Thirty bonds Of
one thousand dollRra each. numbered from
"62-l2s" to "62-l3T, " oonseeutively and
inclusiyely. These bonds are the property Of
the Government, and the Express Company
warns all persons against receiving the same.
The company has also offered q reward Of
$500 for each and every person who shall be
arrested and convicted rs participant In the
robbery Of either the passengers or the
express on the occasion ..s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
The IIomsward March Of the Army
NJ aho Potomac.

The Richmond IVAig of yesterday prsfaces
an account Of tho march Of the Second and
Fifth corps through that city, In the follow.
ing language:
Saturday was devoted TO 4 military spec
tacle, tho grandSst, most imposing, and at
the same time the most pleasing Of anything
Of the kind witnessed by the citizens OF Rich.
mond since the war bsgan--the homeward
march Of portion Of the Army Of the Poto-
mao. The day was bright and beautiful
the Sabbath day OF peace-sent to smile upon
. scene seldom witnessed twice BY the snms
generation--A grand army, after four yoar'
Of bloody war, marching back TO toyon'
music, and tho sounds Of Home Again, u
the point from whence IL set out for the Firsi
Manassas in the eventual year Of 1851.
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I'M, $500 600, 600 Loan story,

We are ofheially authorised to contradict
the foolish paragraph, published originally
in the New York World, and which is now
going the rounds Of the country press, that
Assistant Secretary HAPRISoroN il about 10
proceed TO Europe to superintend the nsgoti-
alton Of loan to the Government Of
$500, 900, 900 in gold. All reports as TO any
party or parties sOiAs on any such mission,
may bo set down as eaRarGL The sale OfOur
bonds in Europe brings us all the gold We
need from that quarter
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
LoCAL NEW d.

HARRIs CobRr- r-MAnTfAL.--Theo oouFt-mAr-
t,Al, of which Mai General Foster Il President,
and Major winthrop, Judge Advocate, met this
morning At their rooms, No. 46I Fourteeath
street, When the trial of Benjamin q. Harris, tho
unworthy member q Congress from Maryland,
Aloysius Tenwlek was called, and sworn for
the defence. He testified that he rerides about
one and a half miles from Le0nArdtown, and
near The house Of Harris. On the evening Of the
26th two nan came 10 witness and asked N be
would lodge them They said they were parolcd
prisoners. One gave his nAme a. CHAPMAN, the
eeeommOdate them. Did not receive aHy money
from them The eolored man, George, lisea
about halfa mile from the road.
Gross Examined by yudge Advocate.
Witness has known Harris for some years. Il
o.-Did you vote for Harris Al the last elss-
Objected to By Harris on lhs ground that nhAd
nothing 10 do with the case.
Tho Judge AdVoeAta stated he had q perfect
right to show that the witnesa vas friendly tS
Harris and biased towards him. The Court over
ruled the objection Of Hstris and allowed th'
WIaSSss aSswercS he a,d vote for Harris a ,As
iost election. Witness did not keep hotel; did
not fuIai.A the men with lodging or Aeeommo'
q. .-oiss ne estirs sosyersation that occurred
between yoa and the tro PsS oR The subject o.
Th. men asked mo u souid assommoaa Az
them, / told them eouid not. asked than
where they were from, and how long they bad
q. where Sid tho men 60 when they lsf, you
house
A. l eannst say, siF
q. That Is not an answer
A. I don't know where they went OF my own
knowledge can say where think they Weul
Objected to by Harris on the ground that wit
nesa could not tell anything. 0niy what he knew
q. Did you not tell the lnen they might stay oS
some part Of your premlseaf
A. | told them they might 50 In ny baRn.
They did not pay me any money.
Question W Mr.. harriai DID you n0t, wher
you VOTED for me, take the oath prescribed BY thu
consultation q Aarylandf
Question Ss the Court. siats. 10 the bssi q
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

PHiLADELPHIA, May s.-Ths subscriptions
to the Seven Thirty Loan received BY jay
Cooke to-day amount 10 %, l8S, 200, In.
eludinK $500, 900 from the First National
Bank, Cinoinnatii 4lo, 900 from Second Ma
tionAi, Chicago; 1000, 900 from the Fourth
National, New York. $500, 900 from the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce; f222, 900 from the
Second National Bank, ProYidenosi S27b, 0oO
from the First National, BAltimOroi $3.50, 900
from the First National Bank, Portland, Mes
1900, 900 from the Merchants Bank Of Bos-
ton. Also, $50, 900 from tho First National
Bank Of Richmond, Va. The pumbsr Of In
dividual subscriptions Of $50 and 500 each
was S4,S2l. In the subscriptions Of last
week, amounting to over $4,000, 900, not
ono dollar Of contraetora' subscriptions, and
not one dollar Of their vouchers, was In
oluded. The daily reports were Of cash sub
serptions, and cash only In evidence Of
the speedy roadjuhtment Of the Union, an old
Petersburg mercantile hru, composed offouT
members, three Of whom are paroled prison
srs Of war under Lees surrender, have ap-
plied to Jay Cooke for information relative
u Startling National Banks, It being their
purpose 10 establish one at Petersburg, with
branches In Raleigh and Richmond.
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II /, undsr.tood that an agreement for n

IT is understood that an agreement for ths
surrender Of all the rebel troops IN FiOridh
was arrived at in conference Of several
hours duration between General Vodgss,
Union commander Of the District Of Florida,
and the rebel General Sam Jones, which
took place on tho 3Sth ultimo at White
House station, on the Florida Central Rail
road. The interview was solicited By Con
eral Jones, who, II Is said, was very anx.
ious to secure q provision by Whisb ths
rebels would be permitted to sell their sup.
plies Of cotton and other products Whether
or not this was granted We are not informed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

Assistant Surgeon HESnr 0. PAnnr,
0. 3. A., has bsen relieved from duty with Gen.
shsridAn's command on aecount of III health,
and has been ordered 70 report 70 the Medical
Department Of the East, for dnty At The Y. g.
General Hospital, at Augusta, Ne. ~
Assistant Surgeon General Ward, ai
Lonisvills, ~, has been ordered 10 reduce sx-
pensss ofthe Medical Department, such as re.
pairs TO hospital, &o
Fx-MnnBnR OF coSaREss GRoHsBEcK,
aud daughter, Hon. samuel Galloway, aod Gen
eeigsr, Of oiseiannii, ohio, rnd nthor prOminsni
Western politicians, are IN the city.
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SECOND EDITION


There Il naturally considerable feeling
among the masses Of ihs loyal people Of this
city and Distries respecting the return 70
their mid,t pff ths yshomous traitors who
acted the traitor's part hsrs during the In
cipisncy Of the rebellion, and who. finding
Washington whs not 10 be delivered over TO
the eOhaPIratOrs, lefs Il TO join the rebels far.
thsr South. During The late war Of the re-
bellion the SseeasIon sympathilors with these
pestilent rebels who remained at home lived
quite comfortably, making money out Of the
Government and our loyal eitinsnsI letting
their houses and rooms at sxorbitant prices;
corresponding with their rebel friends In the
confederate serviesi furnishing the rsbels In
formation, aid, and eOmfort in every way
possiblei rejoicing in svsry reverse our troops
sufIsrsdi always eagerly and anziously look
ing for the day vhsn ths rebel cause should
triumph eonsoling themselves under q rebel
defeat BY sitting in the darkest corners Of
their houses, and sfitting their teeth
a. the American Gag and these---the ssessh
ARE much moved, now that LHn has sur
rendered and JETS. DAVIS, run away with
the specie and silver plate, lest thers should
Be some objection made 20 their old rebel
friends being allowed 70 return 70 full fellow.
ship in Washington sOeisty. On the other
hand, those who have stGsl BY the Gag un-
sWsrvingiy, the old citizens Of the District,
who have always abhOrred treason, even
whom there hung over The rebel aag the false
glamour Of n possible success 70 the Southern
Confedsracy, In which superior government
was to be set up BY superior race, more
chivalrous beings than the Yankees, fsol that
the miSchisyous seoundrols who were 80 40
tive and psstilsnt here at the very seat Of
Government in getting up the rebellion
ought not To bs allowed to come back SCOT
free and occupy positions that will enable
them again to bstray the Government.
Between tho soldiers Of the southern army
who simply wheeled into line whom their State
officials carried their States into the secession
movement and those traitors who SneRkod
away from tn, District Of cofumbiA to join
the rebellion, there Is an immeAsurAble diff.
ference; and we can most heartily SympsthiEe
with those Of our fsllow-citiIons who have
expressed determination 10 prevent these
rebs from returning 10 disturb them or, per.
chance, rule over thOm in our municipal
Affairs.
| II lunar PAaIr haA auccaada6 last Juiv
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ARRrvAL or ran ADvASoR or Summary

ARRIvAL or rHE ADVANCE or sHERNAS's
ARAr-DAyIs' CoRPs MARCH 100 MINIS IN
SIX DAVs-Walleott' division Of the lAth
(JeG. O. DAVis') corps, arrived at Manches-
ter yesterday morning At seven o'elooki hrV-
ing left Worthwhile depot, near Raleigh, on
sunday noon week. The total time that the
corps was on the road was six days, ayerAg-
ing about hirfy-ORs miles per day. What
corps can beat this The 2Oth corps, which
left Raleigh one day before, was A. Apo.
mattox river yesterday morning, and How
ards wing, which len with the goth corps,
was within one days march yesterday morn
ing. The eanss Of this rapid marching was
= friendly contest between the 10Th and ttth
corps for the honor Of being frst In this city.
Davis got the road al Oxford court-house,
and has kept Il ever since, the gallant little
Wallcott. Of the lst division leading At RAr
leigh and keeping ahead all the way ln.---
RiekmoHd Whig, 6tA.
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nth Carolina homsward:

sstfe furnishes the following interesting ae-
oount Of the northward march of surnrIn,s
49, 80 ~, ,--,,-
'i0oPH "0n No''n oaionnA noms"u'
PEI!RsIuHa, May ., 1865.
arrived mere lsst mgnt IN ADVANCE OF the
Ietn corps, Tn,cp WI eneamp around Pe-
tenonrg tonight. Zen sherman's army
,en Neuse rVer, near haleign, on Monaay'
way Isl Inc Army OF tne IennesseeI MAJ;
zen. howard commanding. passed nortnWaiu
through Lon,souIg "oIren'on Leurence-
yiIle, ana plnwldd,e Voor house. Inc
army !" oeorg,l NM osp. s'ocum con-
manoinB, Pesseu nr 70 'no IeI', moving ul.
rect 10 nicnmonu, va hPPomAt.oh OouIt
HOUSE Oraeis IesPectinB tne conduct oi
troops toward the' oiliiens were hsuea Dy
Do'n army anu corps oommahuers' Iney
were very strict ana were faithfully observed.
me nanks OF the columns were VlgilantIy
patroied' ana All Nraggisrs Were arrested ana
IePorteu 70 tnePIoPer romoeiA LOT punishment;
Foraglng was oondueted 1y commissioned
omesrs, VINO were instructed 70 pay citizens
the hlghoN market Prlos LOT all supplies col
lseted,
ala not leave haieish nnul thlrty-aI
hours after the departure OF the army 1
travelled on the same ROAD thirty miles In
rear OF the Fifteenth and Seventeenth corps,
whose ''bumming proPennties were so no.
toriousiy developed IN south Carolina, and
found the oitihens everywhere speaking IN the
most nattering terms OF the oondnct OF tne
troops. The people generally are almost des,
ltute oi the Plainest neeessares OF nie, ana
look forward With eonsideraoie anxiety 70 an
early opportunity OF eIohanging the coveted
greenbacks ior 1000 and raiment' AS nave
found II In the past two-and-a-half years OF
experience IN the south, the Poore. classes,
the white lhborers and the blacks are In
ecstaeies over our success The wealthy
slaye-owners-tho aristocrats-harbor stili q
bitter and undying hostility. great many
OF the prominent iandholders on our line Of
march are anxious 70 sell their plantations
sacrihee ana qui, inc country
vol. hoss, o. zen Logan s'an, purenssec
anne plansAnMon M cao,IlI nha PrSe' oi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

RALrton, n. O., Nay 1, 86S.-Llsut
Colonel Parker, Of the 4ih NewHampshire,
captured BY Wheelef's cavalry near Maguo-
lia, about three weeks since. has just ~.
turned, having been paroled At Greensboro
on the 18th u1t. BY Beauregard.
QuRrtsrmaster Tilton, Of the same rugi-
msnt, captured about the same time, also
April rs. JET. Davis left there on that
day, bound for Texas, escorted BY detach-
msnt Of cavalry under General Echols and
Basil Duke. They numbered about 5000,
and had with them q train Of about twenty
wagons. la'A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

The court for the trial Of the oonspirators
concerned in the assassinatiOn Of President
LfScoLS and the attempted assassinAtion Of
Secretary sEwAhD convened to-day pro
Torma, 10 arrange the rules and mode Of pro-
oseding in said court. It is understood that
the proceedings will bo made public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

The Secretary Of the Treasury hopes 70 bs
able to pay OF promptly the GOyernmsnt In
dsbtsdnsss to the soldiers about TO be mus
tered out Of service. Notwithstanding the
large receipts from the sale Of the seven
thirty loan, the money they produce Is paid
out as rapidly as II comes into the Treasury
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

THB guerrillAs have again become trouble
some in tho southern part Of South Carolina.
On the 27th ult. a party of them made their
appearances within Six miles of Charleston.
and tore up some railroad track Another
strong force Of national troops Is soon TO be
seue out through the State. Tho rebel ram
Columbia, sunk In Magnolia creek, has been
raised, and Is found to be not greatly injured.
She will be brought to the North,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
Gen. smith At Montgomery, Ala.--Sur-
render OF Dick TayIor--An ExtsnAivs
L.and-Hlide. ..".. .a|I.a|r

NEw oRLEASs, May 3, via CArRo, IT,,
May s.--Gen. A. ]. Smith, with his com-
mAnd, occupied Montgomery, Ala, ON the
25th ult. Gen. Steele occupied Selma on the
27th.
On Sunday last Gen. Candy met Dick Tay-
lor fifteen miles from Mobile, and opened ne
gotiAtions for the surrender Of the rebel
forces. Nothing decisive was determined
upon, but Taylor wRs allowed several days
To consider the propositions.
II Is believed he has RcoedSd TO the terms
before this, as he must have beOn influenced
to that end by the surrender Of Johnston.
An extensive landslide took place last
night on the bank Of the river at Algiers,
heavily damaging the ship-yard Of Vail a
oonnor, also that belonging to the Govern
ment
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
Prlsonsrs % b IIspl b oonnnsmsn

LAAADnNAAND w A-SRs ~ Og1AA-NAAN3e
until Fines are Paid.
by order Of the Secretary Of War, In all
,sssb where hnes are imposed by sentence Of
general eourts-martial OF military commits.
lions. a provision should be added to the sen
lsnee. that the prisoner shall be confined
until the ans is paid, the term Of COnhne-
nsnt TO be limited BY the court. In case the
provision has been omitted from the sentences
that prisoner shall be confined until tho
hns q paid, special report will be made to
|lhs Adlntant General Of his failure 10 make
paynisnt, and he win not be released without
osdezu from tho War Department, except OF
payment Of the hhs. stoppAgss Of pay
against oihosrs or enlisted men are not hnsI
Ia The sense Of this ordsE .-H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CRcuff CoURr-C Chlef Jnsties Carter
The Court met this morning, whom the Case Of
Wiley against Brown was resumed, aud tho ex.
animation Of Witnesses continued.
The following parties were this morning aeu :
fenced: Thomas A. Olive. convicted Of man.
slaughter, sentenced 10 Albany PanitentiAry four
years. Mary cady, eouyieted Of larceny, .sn-
fenced 10 two years. Alexander Robinson, lar
eeny, ore year. Margaret Clagett larceny, one
year. Horace IIennigan, larceny, one year. wm.
Montgomery, larceny, two years House Of Refuge
Charles Mccoy, larceny, two years House ol
Refuge. Ellen Darling, larceny, one year House
Of Refuge,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
To the Army and NAVY.

An elegant Opera Cloak is to be voted for a, Coz.
EAoA Pair In the same manner As the swords In
the Sanitary Pair In New York were. Tho can
didAtes are the wives Of the lions Of the Army
and Navy, Mrs. General ohASr and Mr. Vice
Admiral FAanAsrr. The Army and NAVY arc
respectfully invited 10 come forward and give in
their votes. The list will be found at tables No.
and 10, under the direction Of Mrs.. 0roEaH
rrrsaAx. At ooxIAoA HALL, y street. near Ninth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

kfa letters relating 10 the subscription Of. or
Is1sertising IN. the RKruBpcAs should bs ad-
dressed 70 me publishsrs, ~ above. ,
An letters or communications intended for pub
|iIcation, or In any way relating 70 the editorial
tparimsnt Of the paper, should be addressed 70
Iths editor, - shove. nta4
Buslnssa and other correspondents will greatly
ohlige the Publishers and the Editor By comply
Ing with the above Suggestion.
10 connnaroSDnHrs. NO notice can be taken
iof anonymOus Communications Whatever is
inisnded for insertion must bs authenticated By
ne name and address Of the vrltsr-no, nsesssa-
flly for publication, but guaranty Of lie good
|tiih. - -. .,.,....,'.
We cannot undsr.Aks 70 rssuIn rejected con.
norIen --rAs Daily EaiioaaI Repubiican q
1nbis fsrhfshsd bp CARRIERS 70 ssbscrfbsrs ia tht
ley and GsorSaoien at lfp esAts per month.
., 1855
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

First Lieutenant JULius b. KoSIas, 7th
United States colorSd troops, having been
found guilty bya general cOurt-mArtiAl Of
absence without leave, ,diSobedisnee Of orders,
and forgery, to which charge he had pleaded
guilty, has been dismissed the service Of the
United States BY Gen. oRD. subjsst 10 the
approval Of the President.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

3 THs two Garrstts Cat whose house, near
Peri Royal, In virginia, Booth and Harold wsfs
found) were taken In charge Of q marine guard
from The Washington Navy Yard 10 the Old Cap
it0t on sunday Afternoon. One Of them Il the
young man who Informed Lieutenant Baker that
the parties be wanted were IN tho baru- II is
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

AN InPoRrAST MOVEMENT AaoSa PEsS-
srLvAKIA 0FPIcERs. soldiers Of the
United States Army now In Philadelphia,
who have been honorably discharged, are
taking steps to perfect an organization BY
which the old army associations can be per-
petaatsd, and tho friendship and intimacy
borne in camp and on the field may be pre-
served and continued at home.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

AMoNo the arrivals At Barnum'a Hotel,
baltimore, on Saturday, were Hon. Simeon
Draper, Collector OF New lorki Brig. Gen.
N. i. Jehries, Of Maryland, Assistant Pro-
Sost Marshal General Of the United States,
and Dunning Dusr, Esq, . Well-known New
York hnaneieT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

A very largo number Of officers are sending
In their resisnatiOns to the War Department,
and all are promptly accepted. The number
Of Generals, whose rssignAtiOns have bson
accepted up to this morning, amount to thir-
team.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

year thoul.des ana belief. whsrs tks men weue
when they len your hbuse.
"A. tIInk they went IN ny barn. ltiN
The necused ssid no had no other wilntss..
and asked ihe court 10 adjourn bniii Thufsdn1
morniEg % ellov him Time 70 prepare hla a..
The Judge Advocate offered IN esidsnos A.
orders y Ne War Depnrinnent dated April Islh
lglh a.d aoth IN rsiAilen % ihepafolse priashsrs
!, 4. - ssssi ssIo.snss ssai rhusasy nstaIus.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

PRoPEnTr RETunsED.--This morning Mr..
Hsrrick, The property clerk Of the Metropolitan
Police force. turned ever 70 Lieut. Tyrell, Of Col
Ingrnham's q once, large amount Of 0overnment
property which has bcen taken from various
parties within the last few weeks The property
consisted Of muakeia, reyelvers, clothing, knapa Z
sacks, eanfeens, &e; IN all valued Al two thou. I.
sand or twenty Ave hundred dollars.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

NEw YoRK, May s.---Ths statement Of the
city banks for the past week Is ~ follows;
Loans, increase. IS. .sQ0, 900; specie, increase.
81, 900. 600; circulation. increase, $220, 000i
deposits, increase, S7,ooo.0 900 legal tendsrs
increass. 9I6O, 600 ri
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ny TELnanAPII.
snrrender of niaIor coopsr,s lattalio

Surrender Of MAJOR Cooper'S nattaliop.
Sr. LOUIS, Mny S.a-Major Cooper's rsbtl
battalion, l50 strong, surrendered to General
sanborn, at Springfield, Mo-, Saturday, and
took the oath Of allegiance.
Thirty of Prices men took the oath at
Carsville yesterday. aa
Considerable numbers are arriving at other
points.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CRIMINAL CouRr-Mr. JEsfss Ola
Nathaniel Wilson, ESQ.,, Assistant District A..
tornsy, prosecuting.
The case Of Thomas Story, charged with for
gerry Of consular certificates At the Treasury De-
partment, was resumed, aud several witnesses
Examined for the Government.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

Persons residing or being in Washington.
sho dssife passports for travelling abroad,
an obtain tho same. With the least possible
srpsnse and delay, on personal application
4 the Department. Of State. my4-Sm