The New York herald., 1865-05-19
Cabinet Differences On the Ee-
construction Question.
The Presidents Course Regarding
Negro Suffrage.
Order to Facilitate Trade with Tho
Rebel States.
the GRAND REVIEW OF THE TROOPS,
&c., &C., &c.


wAsanaros, Nay II, 1855
ARRIVAL OF THE REBEL GOVERNOR BRowH.
Governor Brown, OF Georgia. arrived here today -
custody and has been sent 10 the Old Capitol N
dersood to be the intention OF the government 70 Ne
him az In the trial Of 3el Davis for eompssy
in the assassination OF Mr. Lincoln
THE FORTHCOMING AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.
It's understood that the amnesty proclamation
will extend TO all below the rank Of lieutenant general h
the rebel service.
CABINET CONSULTATIONS ON THE REcoNsrR UoT1oH
QUESTION.
The Cabinet have yet under consideration the qnessa
OF reconsruction and II is understood that there II
siderable diversity Of opinion several important a.
tails in connection with this subject Secretary Stanton
Is understood differ worry decidedly from the PresAsae
Of his colleagues in regard TO the proper coass
TO pursued in restoring the rebelous States TO their
status in the Union He supported by one at least an4
perhaps by Of the Cabinet, while tho others ride
with the President The question Of negro suffrage -
the great stumbling block in the way OF harmony.
There is reason To believe that the President disin
clined to take responsibility Of extending the sas
frage 10 the colored citizens until he has had an oppa
tunity of ascertaning the sentiment Of Congress upon
the subject
THE GRAND REVIEW OF THE TROOPS.
The following distinguished -ofacers arc portion az
those who will take part in tho grand review here On
Tuesday and Wednesday next-Lieutcnant GenerA
Grant; Major General o. O. Howard, commanding the
Army Of the Tennessee Major General H. W. Slocums
commanding the ARMY Of Georgia; Major General Geo.
c. Meade, commanding tho Army Of the Potomac; Major
General G. W. Humphreys commanding the Second
corps; Major General Charles Griffin con manding the
Fifth corps Major General John g. Parke, commanding
the Ninth corps; Major General Frank Blair, , COM
mand ng the Sevente nth corps Major General John A.
Logan, commanding the Fifteenth corps; Major General
j. A. Mower, commanding the Twentieth corps; MAJOR
General Jent G. Davis, commanding the Four
tenth corps; Major General Philip Sheridan, coma
manding the cavalry corps; Major General &
p Heintzeman, Major General David Hunter
Major General Lew Wallace Major General John A.
Rawlins Chief Of Staff Lieutenant General Grant;
Major General John N. Corsc, Major General William r
Sherman Major GencraA. v. Kautz, Major GencrulJohn
Gibbon Major General NJ @. Megs Major General Seth
williams, Major General A. II. Terry, Major General
William Hazcn, Major General Charles d. Wood Ma
jor General Giles A. Smith, Major General NJ L. Lygees
Major General A. :. wiams Major General J. A CarlIn
and Brigadicr General Rufus ingalls,.
PAyaAsTyRs DROPPED FROM THR ROLLS
Forty paymasters dropped from the list today.
Three Of these had but recently received their comma
sione. fa.
IMPORTANT TIRE AsuRY CIRCULAR REGARDING TRADE
WITH THE INsURREcTIONARY STATES.
The following circular Of instruction to officers Of the
aud agents acting officers OF the CUSTOMS has
just been issued %
TREASURY DEPARTMENT May TO- 1865
In the practical application OF the rules and reguta-
tons concerning Commercial inercours, with insurrec
tonary States known the series OF May o. 1885, eli
officers acting Hereunder are directed cause little
annoyance as possible parties interested such
intercourse and otherwise TO carry Out the pur
poses Of the executive in removing al the restrictions
upon such that the most liberal construction
\ OF the law will permit
Inasmrch as the military lines Of occupation in the
81 Me ctrcfn ,rt
tended the trade theIewh affected by proclama-
lion OF the President Of April 30 lso5 tho regulations Of
July 20 lsd are still in force so far as applicable to the
BY the third section Of the Regulations of May o. the
necessity for applications to this department. for permits
authority to clear goods for any port OF the nsurrec
onary States east Of The ssssppi either coastw -
or inland s obvi,ed and consequently no % such mss
directed TO clear all goods not specifically declared ccn-
traband by the scohi section Of said resnations while
all such shipments must be under the supervision OF An
officer Of the customs where there are such or other
proper Officer to prevent the transportation Of any arti
charged except such as may be prescribed b. Lag
for the enhance or clearance Of vessels Where cotton,
and rcsold by purchasing agent Of tho governn MT u
offered for Shipment the certificate Of such pur nasnG
Claimed and proved TO he the procact Of persons own
labor Of freedmen or others employed or paid BY
them the shipping fec Of three cents per pound must be
paid 10 the ocer under whose SUPERVISION the spneES
| Is made.
ment the certificate Of n collector Of internal revenue,
that the internal prescribed by law have been ouly
paid thereon mast 30 produced before the shipment VIII
be allowed If no such certificate Ia offered In conss-
qucnce OF there being utcrnal revenue officer at .
! post place Of shipment the officer supervising tss
shipment must collect such internal revenue due thereon
Or If the party Shipping Is unable TO pay such internal
revenue tax the art e must be consigned to the cob
)ecior Of customs at the port of destination o. .ne e.
| aud If the bill Of lading anu hc manilest OF .ns
vessel exhibit the fact that such internal i hps no.
paid The arrival Of any vessel at her port, ~. "a
ccor Of the customs thereof will require such iptern.
10 Maid him allowing delivery or
article on which such tax has accrued aud become pa2a
bic
No vesso will be allswod to unload any port except
such shall be named her manifest her ports Of
destination, without the authority OF the Secretary o.
the Treasury aud no goods will be delivered at any port
until all such taxes are paid.
Until the customs officers duly appointed special
agents will act as aud when acting ia this capacity.
will sign Especial Agent and Acting Customs Officer"
Captured and abandoned property will be treated 40
directed IN regulations OF 29th Of July, 1884.
HUGH McCULIOCH, Secretary Of tao Treasury.
THE CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNER.
The Navy Department has received information Of ths
capture, the 11tb inst, Of the rebel soop FLORIDA
with cargo Of cotton, and the rebel soop Annie with
cargo Of loose cotton or Crystal river Florida ry ,bs
United States schooner Sea Bird tender 10 The Ul,r.
States steamer Hibiscus
Ex.sscRErARY UsHss's MOVEMENTS.
Judge Usher exsecueary Of tho interior, will leave
this week for the West He Is 10 be President Of the
Pacific Railroad Eastern division, with headquarsrs To-
the present at 81. Louis
rnK REMAINS or COLONEL sAcKErT.
The remains Of the late Colonel William saokett
Ninth Now York cavalry, passed through this city to-
day, en- route for Seneca Falls, New York. for inter-
ment They are in charge Of military escort detailed
by General Grant
REBEL PRISONERS or WAR TAKING THE OATH.
All the enlisted except three. and nearly all the
officers OF the rebel prisoners confined In Fort Delaware
have signncd their willingness to take the oath q
allegiance.
ALL rEoursrrroSs ON THE rRsAsuRY rAID.
To-day thcre is not a single unpaid requson In he
Treasury Department. and oil the ssccrsned and audited
claims Nave boon paid, except the pay Of the army.