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BROOKLYN.

THr NAvY.-Orders recently received direct
the honorable discharge Of .esinen whose term Of
service expires within three this after their arrival
here. About 30 men we're yesterday discharged from
the Receiving ship North Carolina. Many Of the
vessels nov coming in are placed out Of oommi'slonj
and the crews put on board the Receiving Ship.
There were ye,te rd.y morning At muster Io2 on the
North Carolina The number will 10 Increased /"
the blockade ship. come In.
TuE CorNrERFHtTtSG CAsE.-The- rNami-
nation Of Charlie, Il lrichcharsed As being connect
ed with the band Of couuterfe,ers recently broken
up by the police officer. Of Brooklyn. was resumed
vc.terda- morning lefore Commissioncr Newton.
The evidence vss In REGARD 60 The several lerson. N
custody. The Art witness, Catharine lisinL tesu-
fed that she had kept house for llreh, In Harlem
tlrich had room there, in which he and several
other men worked, and which vn ALWAYS locked dur
ing their a'senoe Witness hal lent Jlrich $500 20
pay for amnchine. Al the CONCLUSION OF the e1sml'
nation Of this wfnees the further hearing OF the care
ieiore Commis-ioncr herton ~n adjourned I'LL June
%. The cSes o. 7. White Antonio aud llnnlel kas-
Commissioner Jones. The elder Racer vas held In
default Of tJ0u bal; HE con ws admitted 70 bail IN
ATTORNEY Percy that he would abandon the and
white snd Antonio Raser were then committed 70
a sGOh o w ann,h, W ntisonels
also continued yesterday Afternoon. The testimony
being al IN The C9mmt1ioner. held the prisoner 70
await the Acton Of the Grand jury.
THE SUICIDE oS BOARD THE NORTH CAR
o1fsA-An inquest was held yesterday with the Wow
Of enqurine Into The death Of Calvin g. Morse who
comm lifted suicide on board the North Carolina on
Saturday last A number Of -itne..c, were amin
ell who were acquai nted with deceAtod one OF whom
testified that the deceased was under the hul,ucins
ton that he vss implicated IN the assNsinaiion OF
Al raham Lincoln. which no Cwitne,.l beneved led
him to destroy HE life. The verdict Of the Jury was
pistol shot wound, but through what motive Wa
unknown to them. The jury was then discharged.
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While l am speaking o. Russians let mo nsrrsts
the eccentrcity OF Que OF them, who lie just now
the lion Of Paris. never saw q human face divine
degraded by SO much sensualisy. his wealth 10
something enormous, | will not challenge your
creduhty to it's utmost verge by limiting only hg-
urcs THIS may However, say, lie went recent
ly 70 stock rukoT and ordered him to Tug some
three per cents that he might not have too IN lch
money lying idle at lie ROthschilds bank, GLOW
mucA snail | GuyT' inquired the stock brok-
err "wo, | really forget believe somewhere
between s.X and sight millions Of dollars" Gao
YOU conceive Of u fellow "our by one or two mil
lions of uollaTf He bad two cousins here whom he
detests, sud VINO hang on him as iron filings on the
magnet. Who does not hang on has rich kim He
summoned them to his study the other day aud held
this language. ~ know We arc Of kin, but came
10 Paris 10 enjoy myself and tho continual sigh' Of
you docs greatly essen the pleasure oil my nc IN
P.rls How Il is ! don't know. Doctor feil-tno
reason why canuo, lell.' Now If you will promise
me to leave Paris and mover set your 1901 ss an ~
IL / Will give you sl,209OOOA piece. INC ou q.
was accepted. He gave them check on hesSf' os
Ro,hschld, and they quilted Paris shat nsns
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her Of DART eyed young quatsrssses wore seer in
dresses entirely worldly wearing sfen basques and
dresses With jsunty hats and other srticles Of the
hates, frhion. The first two days we're devoted en-
,rey W the private business Of y. Association and
reports on the financial condition thereof most
favorable. Yesterday morning the hr,i public meet
Ing vas held, and the "spirit moved" John Hunt
minister, and Sarah Hunt, both Of Philadelphia, to
deliver stirring addresses the latter choosing the
nIL Come and draw near unto me, all the ends Of
the earth" She particularly alluded 70 the protect
Ing Of the Most High, who lie everywhere earins
for the children Of men, and whose power and msht
has been evinoed In . special manner In the pros
peri,y Of the Society. Afer the adjournment some
Of the member, lay down on the cushioned SCAT and
,lep, others vent GU, to comfort the inner man
while others TO take look ct the Central Park.
&c. M4 O'Clock another bu,iness meeting was held,
a, which reports from committees were read, which
exhibited the favorable condition Of the Society, 10th
financially and Otherwise. Religious exercise. and
busines, meetings will BE- continued to-day.
The MoNTH OF MARYfwas closed vester.
dav with interesting and grand procession
H e. Francis Xavier. Church, aud ali other Catholic
Churchs, In the city except 81. Psirioka The SET
vice. In that church will take place to-day at O'Clock
The mission Of the Redemption Father Of Baltimore,
a. St. Peters Church. IN Barclay street, has been 10
we'll attended dnring the srercise', that MANI were
unable, some evenings 10 ret inside the church.
II closed last evening with appropriate service. Yes.
sac ram mt Of confirmation TO 1919 adults, no
had attended the Mission, o. Of whom we're recently
bsptised converts. In the afternoon. the conhfms-
tion services continued, and slnong thosc who
received that sacrament sere several soldiers. About
l.SD children we're confirmed. The young ladies
~ho approached the altar tsstefully arTayed In
White with long y hte wells.
THE WEATHER. Yesterday was ono of the
hotties, DAYS Of tho season but the did
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THE woMAN'S NFIRNARY FOR THR

l. TREATMENT OF INTERNAL DISEASES.
Th. desirable " Iioufe OF Healing" IL open for pa
tieuts a. all reasons OF the year. and ia in the noet
healthy AMI attractive Location on the Island being
but fifteen minutts' drive from the Park ana aces-
sible hy the following routes - Hudson River trains
stopplng a. 1874 -. Station. Harlem trains to l.bh
e. on the ith Avenue, in connection WIN line OF
STAGES VII ch aso connect Win all the following
routes convey ms passengers TO the innImary gates
The "a Avenue cas- running eNc.y I'VE minutes from
the Ctv Hall TO .gth g., which Il tho point from
which the above etGges stagt The "a Avenue W
I9Gth - ono block east OF the staeC IOutc The Sth
Avenue cars TO l.5th II. Every ten minutes. Steam.
boats nun every hour from Peck Slip ami lrh at. to
l20th It, Harlem Cne-third Of the cases are treated
rratutourly. cog
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william Bitssi and John II. Teitsr, ehsrfed Nth
Ge.lins two tierces Of lard, valued At slOo from
esn. Iippincott h Merritt. Allen nad recenuy
teen in the employ Of the Arm.
Burolarv.-Oficers stanford and Curly, Of the
10Th precinct, arrested Peter Gray and John.Reily
on q charge Of burglary.
Ia,oenv.-ofRosr Farrel arrested yesterday John
Mangin, ased Is, charged With stealing $40 from
Bridget Kehsn, at No. ~ Dow Minis street.
tFrav.-Officer King, Of the 10Th p,ecDet, arrest.
al pertha Gent Who az ALLEGED, keep- house Of Ill
fnino in the BoNery, charged With brutaly besting
one Of the Inmates.
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THE NEW YORK sun.

TWO cFSrs TYR IuPY-l2 CFSrs "Eu WAX
Delivered anywhere IN ihp city or vicinity Nv
mail SIR Doldrg per psdT,-thfte months ioI
III So: riH months, 70.
the Sun was the originator of the Assoc sted
PIess Organization, and hH the finest advantage for
obtaining nevs. IL contains ALL tho news OF The
day in a small ace-elsily read.
Weekly Edition of the sun
10 published every tuesday. Terms lin wrappers los
the mail, II desiedl THREE per copy IL peT 100
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nOBOKEN.

JUVENILE THIEVES. --four young boot blacks
halng from New York, were arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by the Hobohcn Police, At the Cove on sus
pcion Of having stolen II gold finger rings two setts
Of sleeve buttons watch chain and gold firemans
badge, on which was inscribed Protection No l."
which was found In their Po~.ession They serc held
for examination.
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MEDICINES.
SIA-ASTONISIi1NG CURES ARB
iIdaiiy made BY the ufe OF that excellent remedy,


II has been before the Public 'or the las, 20 yesrs.
and whore 10 has been 9TH. and the drec.
tons followed, hHe never failed in single Gaze. 10
gently upon the bow OILS, living renewed visor
the stomach and brace up the whole system creating
NJ II were LeV life. Every OF seden'Ary habits
should Try II, AMI all who troubled with Dyspepsia
should u.c IT, Depot-46 south second st. Wilkins
burrh. 10 lie hAd Of Miller 4 Reed, $50 Allen, cor
Stanton - and cor. Ave u and Houston st, n Y; y.
r.. Grey, cor. Myrtle and Franklin Aves East Brook.
Ign, Price one Dollar per bottle. oG
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Too Late for Classification.
EATHgs.

CoYLF-on Tuesday, May doth, AFTER brief III.
ness, Patrick COVE, aged 81
Inc funeral will take place this Thur-day arsrnoor
at o'clock, FROM 50. Paul's Church Court o. whers
solemn lie luem MAJ, will he offered up for tho re-
pose Of his soul The remains will BE- taken from his
late residence, cor. Fulton and washingion ay. "A
II oooct, 10 the church, and from thence 20 Calvary
cemetery TOT incrmct The friends and relative, o.
The family arc most respectfully invited 70 sitend The
funeral, 900
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARkD.
BTEAMsHIPs-Ful:on, Gates, for Norfoik, Va.
BRIGs-Jav.. Port au Prince, Chss J Baker, Nom
tevdeo Nosnt Jacmel v Rowland. Mobile.
sCHooNERs-ML wedmore, Fernandina Comet.
Haifsr; Chiloe, Key West; Arlington, wsshinstons
Celeste, hidd.etovn.
ARRIVED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Liverpool and Queens
town, Easlc, Hsvans Oswego, ttur1 Fort. honroes
Fambeau, Charleston; Onondsea, tnonitor1 Fortress
Monroe. Vanderbilt. Charleston Bar; w Sumner,
barrel Fortress Monroe Blackstone, Savannah
Belle Wood, Liverpool; Persia, Liverpool.
sH1Ps-E Dorado. Of Kennebunk FIN n. Monroe.
BAREs-Cieufuesos Cieafueso-; Transit Fortress
Monroe; Hysck. Havana Benefactor, Yokohams.
BRIGS-Prinoe-- Daymar sierra Leone; Boundina
Billow, sarua; Merlin, Cuba Harriet GARDENS.
) Rotan, ~ Monroe; Rogers, Maryland; Sam, I'VE.
nekuelisnl haracaibo.
sCHOoNERs-tdhho Baltimore: n q Williams.
Fortress Monroe u G Aulse do toeef. Grand "a.
man; Borden, Georget1vn; Ann Glover, dos
Duts, 81 George, H. MAGNOLIA. Windsor: fdler,
jacksonville; sntelv, AlerandrG W Smith, do
Watnnsa, Beaufort; Comet, Georgctoun. n c; SsSon
nett Beaufort. \ c.
BELow-onc BRIG. unknown. Wind s W.
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Old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descriptions, bought at the highest oash price,
by G. w CRAsKE. isi William It. Goo
THE NEW EASY WALKING CRUTCHES
= are nov ready. These patent elastic clutches are ao-
tnowledged the beet, easiest cheapest and h.athest
foT old o. iOuul, male or female Call and ace them
Al b4l Broadway, or Factory, 90 Blocker few doors
east Of Broadway. $50
WANTED-A BOY, Il TO 16 YEARS Old,
TO assist in liquor store. Call at 81 Jnmes
street. qsT
60 GIRLS WANTED FOR MAKING TAS-
w sells, fnshins anu singing. Nlso for sevinE
and making pompcons O. WEINBERG, 633 Broad
way 29l
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NIISCEILANEOUs.
A MEXICAN MowER,-THE ONLY SELL

A MEXICAN MOWER.-THE ONLY SELF
"A oILING MACHINE.
With the great perfection In construction 10 which
Moving \ rhine. have been brought call the s,ten-
II q E' &c Ssesc ,S s%b,,cn SILL
Particular ate ntlon has been paid to the wants II
ne asrmer In We construction OF the AMERICAN
: TIE VERY BEsr MACHINE IN USE.
Iherc Me numbers OF Nachines that do their work
ences that are greatly annoying 10 the
them the frequent NECESSITY q oiline the bearings,
which, II neglected, les 1t IL very apt bc results in
Sn1 =, GS GH,oS, or RSde And y IN
nos the follow ing textures OF excellence: -
The BEARiNGs OF THE AaERlCAN MOWER,
TIM and WAITE So OIL.
The outer end Of the FINGER BAR yin drop lover
You can elevate the Finger Bar from a declining
petition vithoq, raisins the inner .hos
any other iointcd bar Machine,
The Frame between The Driving Wheels viii pass
Mower.
The operaor has a srenter control ever the Finger
and KNIFE Bare han lie has Of any other Machine.
The FINGER Bar will c"nio m to more uneven sur
fnce than that OF ANY "rnER Machine, which Ia oss
OF the MOST IMPORTANT features N perfect Mower,
Either wheel oIerates the Cutter Bar, ind'pend-
emily OF inc ether snd IN turning either way the
The Draft Il from the nont Of the frame which
H. pole. ''" '' '"'s'' 0''' '"0'0 '"' ''' NV NUN
| II mas An EASY srRIro srAr.ror the pFrvEn..
IL backs out OF gear and can be thrown In and OUT
/ gear Nhen IN motion.
II ha, folding Bar, and lie folded without die
connecting the Piunan.
1t is OF LIGHT DRAFT and has no rrRcLrrIpIs
| SIDE nRAFT.
1t i. moe simple and perfect in tie construction.
and hhs MOI strength, with ightneS combined, than
anY other Mower
II cannot upset.
! defy contradiction 10 the above, and invite tho
scrutiny Of AL who are In any interested In the
fNming interest 10 examine this Mower feeling con-
| hdent OF their approval.
Shafts Fills supp led with Machine. for one horss.
| WILLIAM VAN ASDES.
| 4OJ MAN street,
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BLACK OR BR0WN-THE BEST IN USE
IL RRIEsI'S

~ BRIEsTS
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE.
Does not nure the Hair skin. To be hal OF Drug
gis;s GENERALLY Price FIFTY cent? por box. DEPOT
10 South second II. Williamsburgh.
WuoLEEALR AGEsrs.-D. Barnes Co. 81 Psrs
Row Fraser X Ice, 20 Beekman at; Wheeler, III
Cherry At; Miller Reed, $50 Alien cor. stanton St
and cor. Houston It. and AyeD; Hoaiey, 81 EiEhth
ave; Porter & tat,hid. AS Hudson n, and 37T sixth
ave. Drurgis's can aso be supplied by c. \. CRIT.
TENION, - sixth ave. 90
TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-j0O, 900
Il he. Of the aTovo wanted, for which the highes,
cash price will be paid b. Z. CRAskE, Isl William
street 40
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
.Inlln Mitchell.

Tho Pjk0i, an Irish American Democratic
paper in Boston, publishes n communication
from an officer who sonds his name TO the cd
iior, and holds himself personally rospons-
ible' for his statements, in which ho brings
the following charges against the cN Irish
patriot and Southern rebel:
There never was, in ireland or on earth, n
man who once loved John Mitchell, tho Irish
patriot with q purer devotion thnn I. | now
iunthc and despisc him for his cowardce II
vas my misfortune to be severely wounded
in Carolina, during General ShOrman's TO,
cent campaign. Falling into rebel hands,
was twenty seven days In hospital at Char
lotto, N. C., when was sent 10 Richmond
Adams first South Carolina artillery, who
frequently detailed to mo the manner Of Cap
tain MitGhels death, and his dying words "a
his comrades and, II Adams he able to-day
he can bear witness tn the fnct Of my speak.
ing in tho highest terms OF old and young
John Mitchell.
Neither at Charlotte Chester Saulshury
GrecnsbOrnugh, Dawillc or, elsewhere was
inaultod by man, woman or child; rebel sol
diCr and citizon pitiCd rather than Glorihcd
in my condition. Tho foul act was reserved
for John Mitchell alone, who not only refused
70 have anything tn say or do with Lincoln :
hirelings' (when we sent him word who We
were, but In the noXt issue Of the Examine
directed the citizens to treat this human
GiRgi not ns prisoners Of war, but as rob
bers, murdorCrs and hirelinS nssassins ~
So severely wounded was / that, taking
pity on me, they refused 10 conhne INC IL
Richmond; and many Of the citizens, among
them Robert Tyler and Major Doolcy, bott
ofiiccrs in the rebel service, ashamed o
Mitchcl's conduct, offered me any service II
their power. Mitchell, the faithle1 migrate
tho villiGor Of race and countrymcn, Olon,
took advantage Of my misfortune he nlonC
went out of his way to insult, to calumninic
to tramplo upon tho wasting, emacintet
frames and woaricd hearts Of his country
men in Libby, and for this he will he forever
cursod by those Irishmen who were iated Il
como under his morcilcss and cowardly lash
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
The Benelt of Manager Hess, NcdnCs.


To o-morrow evening, @. d. IlEss, ESQ, manager
of 0RoyKR's theatre, takoS hls bcncGi NJ tha
popular play -housc. Mr.. HE's has lahOrcd indo'
iailgsabiy 10 please tho public, aud tho eminent
success that has attended his ondoavors Is n mat.
ter for mutual congratulations between hi,
patrons aud himself; and, although the weather
Is somewhat warm we presume that large aud
fashionable audience will greet him to-mTTow
night The attractions of the bill for that "ccu-
sion will surely bring people to the theatre
Ma. HISS himself appears IN the boards on
that ocrassion, IN tho part Of John Smith, VI III,
burlosquo Of "PoeahoRtAs,'' and will sing III,
music Of the part, Miss CLARA FoRp younp
lady from philadelphia, will max" her drhu
npon the stage that evening, In the brIliiut fare,
Of the LOAN of a Lover" aud " addition I,
thcss extra attractions tho band OF tile 2ist Now
York Cavalry, which was the band for sheridan =
Headquarters, win bo present and play soiho de-
Iishlfnl airs, II will bo altogether varied aud
atlractlYo performance. ..r
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
From I.ondon-Thc New Phase of the
Cotton Trade.

lsohbbN, NAY ~
The principal point for observation, both
in London nn1 Paris, Rt tho present moment
consists in the large and stoady influx Of gold
that Ia daily taking place. The rcvulsi"n Of
the drain that hns for four years boon conso-
quent on tho displacement Of the cotton
trade from America to tho EnEt h now
antivnty wiinnssn
India, which has taken hundreds Of thou.
sands por month, Il now actually transmit.
ting to US some Of tho gold which she has Of
lRio obtained by tho diversiOn TO her Of sup-
plios from Australia that used previously ia
be sent 10 England. The last mail brought
rs COS, 600, and II is said that at least half a
million may bc expected from the same
source during the noNt north or twn. Egypt
is puTsuingNthc same course, and We are
weekly In receipt Of returned sovcreigns
from that country.
Meanwhile the arrivals from New York
are unexpectedly large, while from Australia
they are beginning TO assume their old pro.
portions Under these circumstances con
tinuOus increase Of case in the money market
Is looked for, and people Rro beginning to
count on tho probability of an oArly rrduc.
tion Of tho bank ratio Of discount to 81 pcr
crnt--Cor. NJ ]. Com. ddG.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
A Female snuggIer Caught at Mag.

@. W. ITolloy, Deputy Collector Of Cus-
toms ut niagara Falls, on Saturday last
seized tho Indian store" Of Miss Davis,
(daughtor Of Saul Davis, Of the Canada side, }
In tho International Hotel Block. The
Gazette Gays:
"Mr Holloy happened at the ferry satur-
day whom Miss Davis came acrOss the river,
and thought he saw in tho ample dimensions Of
her orinnlino much room for suspicion. Mrs.
Davis nt once proceeded TO the store of her
daug ghtor and divestod hor crinolino Of divers
articles Of cnnoeR, cigarcascS cnrd'cnses,
etc, sufficient to stock u small store.
The interchangeable ofioor didn't look
t'other way all tho time, and Rt once took
tho cont raband articlcs into his possession.
Tho temptation of large gains Is 70 great
that largo contraband business Is carried
on. especially in whisky. Ono successful trip
will pay the loss Of n fair share Of iniiures
Collector SPaulding's whisky business seems
to bo pretty large. II Is said ho has imc
stock on hand for the benefit OF Uncle Fam.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

"Tug LIrE, SPEECHES AND SERVICES ~
ANDREW JOHNSON SEVENTEENTH PREsI'
pEST OF THE UNITED STATES" Is tho HtIS
of II Handsomely printed volume Of 2ii pages,
Published by T. d. PETERSON a DRorHEEs,
Philadelphia, and sold IN this city by SHHP'
HERD a RILEri corner of Seventh and l
streets.
From the sanio publishers and bookseller
wc have also received copy Of tho Illus
trated Lifo, Services, Martyrdom and Fune
raj of ABRAHAM LNcOLN, Sixteenth Presi
dent of the United States"
These works will bO found us valuable foi
reference US they are interesting.
Savannah Delegation.
The Mayor Of Savannah, accompanied BY
40 other members Of the city government
arrived here to-day, to confer with the PrcsI'
don't. They desire, Ms wo understand, that a
provisional government shall bo established
in Chatham county, which includCS Savan-
nah
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
The NntIonnII,onn.

PBILApELPaIA, June l2-The subscrip.
tions to-day TO the seven.thirty loan in nll
prvts Of the Union, % telegraphcd to Jay
Cooke, nmonntod 10 81, j37, 900.
Tho largest Western subscriptions wore
$2O3, 15O from the First National Bank Of
Chicago; 5000 900 from tho First National
Bank Of Dos Moinos, Iowa; 100000 from
tho Exchange National Bank Of Pittsburg;
800, 900 from tho First National Bank Of
st. Paul, Minnesota; $50. 900 from tho First
National Bank Of Evansville, Indiana; $3.50,
900 from tho First National Bank Of Zancs.
vile, Ohio; $50, 600 from the First National
Bank Of Quincy, Illinois.
Tho largest Eastern subscriptions were
500, 900 from G. A, Pittman 4 Co., of Bos.
ton; 1920, $50 from FIX a Hatch, Of Now
York, 5000. 900 from the Fourth National
Bank Of New York; 5000, 900 from tho
Ninth National Bank Of Now York.
Tho number Of individual subscriptions
Wero 773
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
SECOND EDITION
FoUIs o,CLoCIx. r. nj /.
GENERAL HALLECK's REPLY TO
THE STRUCTURES OF GENERAL
sHEAMAN.


GENERAL HALLECK's REPLY TO
THE EsTRICTUREs OF GENERAL
sHEAMAN.
We understand that tho War Department
has received from Gen. HALLEcE reply to
the strictures made by IN sHERHASu upon the
action Of that Ofieer and upon tho movement
of his troops Immediately after tho rejection
by the Government Of Gen. sHEHNANs truce
with tho rebel uen. JOHNSTON. It Is said that
Gen. HALLEcK shows conclusivoly, though
with great moderation and propriOty Of Ian
guRge, that OH ne gioremsHtS Of h' tyoqP'
'ccn sa1cHiod uNdsy direct OrdSys J,Om Lieu.
is,iam GcMerai GroV', given while tho lat
Yer officer was on biz way from Washington
10 New Borne, bearing tho decision Of the
Government against Gen. snERHAS's unau.
thOriled and unjustGable nrmistice.
Not only were all these movements spccid.
cally directed by tho Lieutenant General,
but no also selected ihr bo,iies Of troops 10 er-
eems them, so that whom General SHERMAN
jcers at the Willingness which he attributes
" HALLEck's sotABsrp, e 70 march their legs
on In order 70 secure for themselves the
treasure Of JEW DAVIS" no Is Jeeyi"g also
q the Licnten0mt General, who had com.
rnanded these troops for moro than a year,
and knew their ability in marching as well
as he know their bravery and tenHcity in
battle
We believe that Gen. sToSBNAN has also
replied to tho criticism which Gen. SHERMAN
makes upon him in tho same report lie
shows not only that, II he had oboyod snER
MANS order to join him at Raleigh, he rrohld
Aaro kctf tie door tcide open for tie escape .,
JErr. DAVIS, but also that by acting in Hc'
cordance with his own judgment, in disregard
Of this order, he actually so diSpo'ed hi
troops as toPyercm tho esoape Of DAVIS beyo"o
tko MisHSnPpi, 0,d ensured his G~aI cap
fiye by the cOmm,and If Gen. WILSON.