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Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, with the favor
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FEMALES-fEMA ES-FEM ALES.
in maay AMeetions peculiar to Fsmsles the
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liking the quickest tins fiou. 81. Laais to
W1 Cincinnati. LOa So. Nashville and eli
Eastern Cities! New Yssk. ~ hOuss u
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Cleveland. 10 h0urs. Baltimore. Is houra
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TnE spcecn dc vcrrd nv tn French Minister a,
ruo prcfcntaton nj his credentials to the President,
AMI the response ~ the latter on accepting them,
we're 10th marked by sentiments Of goodwill aud
fraternity regarding tho respective Governments.
BuI b,nos1h the wsll-suArdsd rhetoric Of each
there IL an evident ami Of course intended, nom
oomni,tal.an, which can be construed 10 mean
much or little, tho future may require. Tho
hbrquis Ds MoSrHoLos speaks n tho wishes Of Nh
Emperor for ne complete restoration Of peace and
concord m III. continent ~ America" The aim OF
dis language 10 OF course 10 give our Government
a ncely-woried hint that any interference with
affairs In Mexico would not be very highly sppre-
cistei by the august Sovereign" whom the Mar
aus represents. The complete restoration Of
peace" includes the establishment Of French power
IN Mexico and tho UibiugA,ion Of the liberal party
represented by JuARr,, whose agents are now
tusily engaged In eniisting troops in
This country under the emigration" scheme. but
President Jonssos, in his reply 70 tho new minis
IT, Manifested equal caution in the selection OF his
language. He says, with reference to the peacsfll
relations existing between France and the United
-tos, that the feeling Of frondinsss has been 40
warmly cherished that II must continue 70 expand
unless shall be checked by ovenss most uncom-
Hon' and no. to he anticipated by ordinary fore
sight Events may arise therefore, which -il
cal for suspension OF pesscful relations, ssd this
eTi --gon gave sufficient latitude 70 cover any con-
unsency ihA, may arise with regard 70 Mexico
bo.n speeches. however, contain the wsrmea ex-
pess ons Of regard for toe respective governments
n which they refer. and there Is no evidence OF
sny cause Of difference between France aud the
lnlel sLlles al Ae present time.
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TIE WEEKLY SUN.
1AT1RDAY MORNING. MAY "a, 1865.
can General Lee he tried for Trcusont

Now Dat tho rsiics journalists Of tie country
A.. Ian, rous for the arrosI Of General LEE not.
~ias.a Ing tho compsc, entered into by the late
comm lnder Of the rebel army and General GrArr /.
il becomes an Interesting question how far tho
soswDment would Re justified In srrcsung LES aud
compel ns him 10 10 tried a. . ua.tor Such a
Da.irc ,u tho par, Of tho government would doubt-
ir' Iape storm Of in li.naton on the other side
'I iae Atlantic; where our foreign relations"
E.ui pour OF the vs's 81 hcr wrath ufon
= iof committing an st they would condemn
Al "lrsach o. faith" towards . conquered cue.
ny. Under such circumstances they might pos.
DLly have loo1 cause for lcatIriny no uTou q mat.
rs- TIM, n reality concerned them very little, he
ysr'h-leis We should vince under the charge Of
'p..,iur the terms - Il surrender which was in.
't-2td 10 roli,ve General LEE nom tho punish
mont lie deserved az leader Of the rebellion. As
II 70 Ho' aI.Iy that tho authorities viii proceed
tgairst th, General, we would Ike to obtain the
'r.l.'n a. O. me good layer upon q point vhich
o.,Irs b. ~ " connection with the ultimate dis''o-
90 81 tle rttors, who for 'onr Yeas havo
nnrlo.loi The sou'h'rn hosts Military agree.
tponis- 30 know are cfcctusliy budir. upon &. sc
' 'H Il.s Hll'l WIN tNlll'i O.. 80 W. 70 ~
mont '.ae .ntry, ma, not lc ,ls.y set aside
~.'ou -Ilrsc,ing the nation - tie huuiuAlon
r' "ng COO. loicd lacking 10 mora, honesty.
i.' 4 IA n true # tie GotsrtlenL docs D. fo'-
ls.' i..t Ivory citizen of tuis public Is bound 10y
90. r...ao' LIRE r'Irrende- g. fo-co no con-ii.
tito... r'..t 70 cl,r Il iuc1t +. Lre ySith Ito
c,ptH -- = reason, The ch.s e thls made Il
."..Ns b.. ied to The no.icc - United states
G, .-.. ~ ... 20 a.toi upon ia some manner, aud
. w...' t.ya b. seen whetnor an AgPrevod cit.-
1c.. iu Iis .ud.wlulI raps,itv, has not the power
90 compel trls, which h = Government might not
- pos con to an ier axe. II appears prohsh Q
At 4 irr WA duly iud'c,e 2, under tn'h cifclm-
slu,'a efficient evidence could lc 0hlaucl to
e.r.,.. I'm - the great crime AG.r MS TIC
go. '.l o. tho President would be sorsy Tried
"Foa ne .,stou ~ psrdou,ns the criminal 50
truYs under hlsu0t'ce for Executive ocmcucy 4"
J. 'uah Proceeding sysinst General LEs could DO
Insdln.rd by any citizen, foreign nations would
iatr new wrinkle i1 regard 10 TIC power Of an
'ude. eadent sovereign" NJ our model republic
Tpcy would see tina. "conmoner" In our country
~. m glitter than the 7au,horucs aud could br.ng
heiorc 80 tribunals u his country criminal who
could not be properly preceded against by tho
constituted authorities.
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defiant dcmeanor, and sits veicI in cour, and lie 40
weak from emotion that che he @ b. partially sup
Tone5 in going to and from her coll Ecyerdy john.
ton 10 said " 10 preparing ,peech challenging the
juritdietion Of the Court NFHo.
Recapitulation OF Tuesday. Evidence.
o. Washington, May i3-Amonr the vi,ue,se, e1.
anined in the assnssinstion trial to-dsy, vac Mr.
Browning, the private Secretary Of rfe.iden, John
son, who aid that the evening Of The
he found IN his etter box card adressed to Pre.i.
dent johnson with he words upon It Don't wish
to disturb you; are you at home y-t. wine. Booth Z"
Major Knox and sergeant Halter testified tina, on
the 18Th Of April the residence Of the -ecretary n
War illuminated in honor OF the recent Victories
Ten. Grant HI. wife, and others IN the house at
tho time. Olai.hliu, v HON the witness identi.
fed, had intudcd into the house, and In response to
o u'-tion s1id be vas lseyer, and very well &C.
qusinted With secretary stanton. O'Laurhlin sp-
reared 10 h drunk, and male special inquiry to have
look At ten. Grant. his about uine o'clock.
lr soul testified ~ to the condition Of Preside Mt
Lincoln after The fAootine The bail extracted from
the hoad WIS exhibited. and be identified II by the
Initials "A. L." which lie had scratched upon 1t with
zen kniic.
Sergeant Cobb, who, on the night Of the assassina-
ton was on duty at the Navy Nnd bridge, testified
AZ 20 Booth and lie COMPANION pacing into Maryland
booth Oh being challenged, said he wa going TO his
house Ia the country, near Gtcenstown.
The pistol picked W IN the tAeatIo box was pro-
ducci m Court aud Identified.
Lieut.. Lo,itt who went IN pursuit Of the assa.ein
save al interesting account Of o,ertasinr him, and
Of the conduct Of d. Mudd, who dres,od Booths leg
The boot, which sls cat iron, Booths leg pro-
duced IN Court. Inside was written 81. wike,'
O'Lcer LLOYD, Who went h. pnsut Of the fugitive.
said Dr. Mud Il fret Gcn.Cu lOeus them, Tut alter
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27
Gen, Sbcrmnn-An Indignant Hero,

Con. sherman is very indiSnant over the crit-
cisms made upon his original captulaion with John.
sion, and in consequence Of the ill-feens between
him and stanton, there s hitch in the arrange
n.ents Tor the proposed grand review Of the armies
Shrrmsns advance !. At Alexandria Va, waiting t.
the rcsult of this iPbrO 10 There tecms tO he little
dcsite among them Tor the review they would much
rather 20 home TO their wives and families.
A street parade In Wnhineton before the
President may he suhstitutci for the review
Gen. sherman IL still in Richmond. When he
came there, ten. Ilalleck wrote him letter tender
ins him the hO-pitalities OF his house 10 which Sher
man replied BY 'respectiuy declining" the profered
hospitality and saying that he hoped TO pass through
Richmond without the painful necessity" OF meet
ing haleck adding that the atteTr recent adv sorry
dispatch 10 the War Department WIS sufficient eHpla-
nation, Halleck aRain wrote, rcgEetting the un-
friendly feeling manifested in sherman note, aud
shifting The possibility OF his dispatch upon the
War Department. To this sherman replied that he
understood hotn the circumstances and the men su
cieutly veil 10 appreciate the motives OF the dis
patch, and adding " Both YOU ana M. stanton sent
ine warning 10 bcEaIe ot assins. did not then
Fnow trlt the authors of the warning were them-
selves the aHsasslus had To tear
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-27

lnr elaboration OF slavery in ,he United States
PROBABLY prove to DO the forerunner Of eman-
.t'on m all civilized countries where involun-
rry srVi,ude is now legal institution. Tho
"-'roi freedom which has swept over the United
'.".'' already seems to have reached Cuba, aud
''I''h from hat island Indicate great commoton
aF 'le seIvle population. A number OF r@sn-
''' 'n' ave already been devastated by inccndis-
''' Nri there is abundant evidence that an c1-
i'H''' c1nspracy Is on foot for general uprising