The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-20
From Washington.

General Howard has returned ffom hi, southern
tour, and reports tha, wherever he has zone the
blacks and all the loyal whites uuiverraly desire
the presence " United states troops In their rc'pee
tive States, and di,tru,t their ability 70 maintain
their eommoncst rights without them.
large number Of mercartils jobbers we're Assem-
bled at the Office Of Judge Cooley, of the Indian bu-
rssu, tht Morning 70 hear the result Of bids which
have boa. ~ In In ,ecordanoe with adv yerti,eneut
for manufacture Of escorted stock Of cloth. blan-
he,s &c, which enter into the regular .nnuites Of
Indian tribes, and which vii involve the present
year expense to the Government Of about half a
million Of dollars. The result Of the proposals. vW
not made ublle.
Mr. Bater, detective Of the War Department,
.s.ins, whom indictments have been found for rob
hery, false imprsonment and e1tortion-Mr. and
Mrs Cobb being ths defendsnu-sppesr.d In court
this morning and gave bail In the sum Of $3.50 for
his appearance. The trial 10 70 take place on the
second Tuesday In December. =. L. Stanton Is his
counsel
General Terry, commanding the Department of
virginia has Issued order su,pcndlng the issu-
snce Of government rauons 10 destitute people IN hs
department. this action being In conformity With
discrimination lately arrived st b. tho military au-
thores thrust the burden Of support Of ,he indi-
gent population Of Virginia upon the poor funa that
Ia collected under Asessment In every county There
will cons quently be srea, savins In the subs Silence
| Department Of the above state.
Since the eose Of the rehchen the folio sinr s,,'e.
have paid into the Uri,cd state. T.ouury the
amount. ret opposite their nance Of ihs direct TAI
levied by the act Of couErer, ~ August 5, 1851;
Tennessee ......si5O - AiN,7tr ......Sss, l6s
South CSroiins... 9s41,S Iou,ienA ......... sS,93
f5siR,a . h55i .t5i ,.h. on feirry 1is iis
| President johnson. a. = reward two Blsott ct
| Indiana Who rescued two white women from the
s.yssea h.s directed TO be csened to each OF tho
| re.cuers . silver medal, one bundled and hnr dol
l., In mot ey, and Official document. uth his
signature uarra,ins the creunstanCes Of their con-
| duct
| Mr.. speaker Collar was serenadod At his quarters
by his friends Saturday evening, Who gathered In
| an in msnss crowd In response to thc compliment
| paid him, he thanked them for tie welcome With
which he vn thon greeted on his return to hi, 'phcre
Of duty Speaking Of the recent recent ho.Iit,es ho
state. that he shall hall the day when all the sta''s
shall revolye in their appropriate orbits around tho
central government. and -hen We can bohod them
| "di,tnct a. the billOwA but one as the sea" IL "
auspieous that the ableu Congress. th, has sat du
irs tnowledro Of puUlic affair, e T. next mon H.
The momen,ous questions =. hieh wi bo btouiht he-
brett will not be governed BY any tpnt Of Te'onse'
but solely by dutr 10 ths country. These idrs' o.
cured 70 him and he spoke them Sith that rantut
which should already chsraoterse the cIpresscu Of
our views. Last March, when C0nfIes. adjourned,
the states lately In REBELLION -ero r,p esentod Ia
hostile Congress and Cabinet deyirine ways aud
means for the destruction Of TINS couLtf-. IL may
moi Ss gene y kuown bat has leen repeated tuo,
on IN. testimony OF members of he NJ called tonte.
derate Congress, that ten. lee, TIE military hcad Ol
the rebe los dec ared last February, IN his uAcia
chAsct cr that the contest utterly hopc.Css, but
that thsir Congress and Cabinet ~eto desfminol tt
continue the struefio, and twenty hlusshd ni"n 10"
battles around Petersburg, Richmond, Five Forks
aud other batleholds. Since tie sdluurnmoni oi Tie
nitsd states Congress, lot single io' euons aIaie
voluntarily surrendered, not any army lai down ta
xeapous, not regiment ahnndoucd their ial m.
cause, but the Union armies conquered peAoc, io
ly con promise or voluntary subns.Icn tut ~ III,
force OF arms. Some OF these Inembcis OF the ~
called Confederate Congress, who 81 our aul0urnn'h
lat March, were struggling W blot this latiou nv
, tue map Of tbs world propose uudtrsAhd 10 o4'v
Cong oss the opening day of the tefslon h'h
month and resume their former bus Dsss OF govern
ing the county they stuRgIsd 80 eafne,ty 10 rum
The say they have lost rghts IL seems 10 - ''
buI ning shpe OF our couimo ce On lAe o'oNl sls' IN
OF prisoners On aLd, and rrising uInos 10 ueslo
I the nation, would impair .ome oi tlt'e ush -n'.
their governments were recognized by Con. e's
. Tue Constitution, which seem. formed iof "ty
emerssncyiyes 70 each house the exclusive iIfnt .
Judge OF the qualifications OF the ettuun Itulhs
is members, and Apprehehd thoJ ~. tAeiesc .us
right. Congress ha!nlg passed no laA ca j. ,.L
= action Tor these States shcb 10 Gecht'
Indispensable TO their restoration to thoir io,nr
: eIninently wise and patroie. W.thout men .O4iHl
names one gentleman elected IN Alabama W 't's'
maiort, DECLARED in his addTess 10 tho "a pc,ltot,
Nh. .ectiop that tho TUn pen VI history uoua rcoTt
The EIlsneipiuon Act as the nosi mont.ous d,cI o
cruelty that ever darkened the annals Of .nY ma on
and another one who zvowed thst he gsVe oil poshb
o AID ami comfort TO tho rebellion, denounced III
CongTtss oi 1904 ~ guiy in en4ctng sueh Iu oati'
The south II tiled With men Nho tau.O sakt !hi
n oatL sAlch dec.AIes ~ have not yolu .gary kei
part in the rebellion" ,Eyeybody eohfo'i2ed ih lA
\, pouthsrn army who can ttAe that oA'h because ~
vas forced Into the ranks b. their colscF.pton act
~ and every man sIo stayed 81 home snd Ivu'ed z
"a accept civil military once % AZ s4Ae 1La oat
but Ihose we're Ihs choice vi t1 E.AIel - ely u
y rebe mon. Mr. JDiax cOncluJed HE aidiOs1 lI u
Language Of the esteemed departed PrrsdcJt m "a
last inaugural on Tue ttsJs OF tho Lap t9 " ~
malice tov area none, with charity ior ALL buI w
| fImness do right =. uod giSes Us 10 ses tLe Hsh
q | and ali vii he xel"
!, The address vas eheersd throughout, and At II
70 conclusion many IN the crowd ruthed forward
congratulate ths speaker, while the Marin. lAnd II
al attendance play Cd seysrs patriotic airs.
70 Mississippi.