, 1865-06-16

ry, the assembling OF any Legislature and i'm
prison its members and State officers who at
tempt to act in opposition to his order
Washington, May 3l.-The Government has
under advsement the question of colonizing all
Indian tribes between Minnesota and the Rocky
Mountains on reservation somewhere the
Northern border ofMontana, and DaCotah, with
in the British possessions adjoining, as united
hunting grounds.
The President has declared in favor of permit
ting soldiers to retain the arms captured in bat
tie as honorable "reminiscences of hefoism &c.
New York May, 3l.-The Persia, from Liver
pool the goth and Queenstown the 2lst has ar
rived. In the House of Commons, on the 29th,
Mr.. Griffith asked Lord Palmerston if his atten-
tion had been drawn to the proclamation offer
ing one hundred thousand dollars for the appre-
hension of Jeff. Davis, and whether the Minis
ters were prepared to make any representation
to the United States Government in reference to
the treatment of Southern laeders. Palmerston
said the only reply he could give was, that Her
Majesty's Government had no intention of at
tempting any interference in the internal affairs
ofthe United States. The declaration was re-
ceived with cheers.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Her
aid asserts that the news of the opening of re-
cruiting Offices for Mexico in New York, created
an immense sensation in Paris. The Moniteur
refrains from any allusion to it. The general
impression is that Napoleon will not stand it, and
will direct the French squadron to interrupt any
reinforcement for Juarez.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that there are two subjects of disquiet
which make the Empress and Ministers long for
the return ofthe Emperor, These are the recruit
ing offices for volunteers for Mexico said to have
been opened in the towns of the United States,
and the opposition of a committee ofthe Cham
bers to the alienation of the State of arrests. (
News of June 4th. .I
The Herald's special dispatch says Charles
O'Connor- had applied to the War Department
for permission to tender Jefferson Davis his pro-
fessional services in case he is arraigned upon
the indictment found in the District Court. The
President has decided that O'Connor's applica-
ton be granted to the end that the constitutional
provision which secures the accused persons
the assistance of counsel, may be respected.
A Washington special says: The movement of
of Sherman's army to Louisville is actively pro-
crossing.
New York, June 2-The POSTS special says
The trial ofJeff. Davis in the United States Court
in this city will take place before full bench
consisting of Judge Carter, of Ohio, Judge Olin,
Of New York, and Judge Wylee, of Virginia.
The Delegates of Alabama are receiving very
little countenance here. The President will not
consent to the call of the rebel Legislature of
that State. ..
The Commercials special dispatch says; The
application of Longstreet for pardon, is regarded
as test case, as to the treatment of large num-
Der of rebel military men, included in thevarious
Confederate armies
New Orleans papers contain the details of the
surrender of Kirby Smiths forces. The capitu-
laton was completed May 25th.
New York, June 2.-The Herald's special says
Congressman Harris, of Maryland, who was on
trial for persuading rebels of Lee army not to
take the oath of fallegance, sentenced to
three years Imprisonment and forfeiture ofall civ
il rights. The President approved the findings
bptremitted the sentence.
1t is believed here that the President is not in
favor of negro suffrage except in some modified
form, and under certain qualifications.
The Commercial, S special says there is much
cohpfafnt of IEalleck's management in Rich
mond. 1t charged Chat the rebels are getting
into power under his influence. These charges,
together with Others explain his transfer to CAL
ifornia. -rN o.r
VOTE OF THE COUNTY. total vote
Of tire county. polled at the late election,