New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

publication. .
The Rebel Senator Horny c. Burnett Of
Kentucky was arrested yesterday by order Of the Secre
taIy of War. The charges against him have not yet
transpired.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner is about
TO direct thai Government taxes shall in every instance
be paid on all Southern goods previous TO their ship
ment North
Raleigh. n. C., papers announce great rush
Of late Rebels TO that city for the purpose OF awaiting
then selves of President Johnsons Amnesty Procla.
nation.
BY direction OF the President the Army OF
Georgia is dissolved and regiments not ordered mrs'
tered out are 10 be transferred to the Army of the Ten
ressee.
The Secretary Of War has directed that tho
execution of Mrs. Perrnes sentence to three months
Imprisonment shall be suspended during her good be-
ha,ior.
Bishop Andrews of the NJ. f.. Church, South
has issued an address in which he counses SUBMISSION
and peaceful acquioscence in the lew order OF Things
The Richmond papers Of Monday say that
Dick Turner. late of Libby prison was recaptured on
sunday and is now in OF the cells OF that cdiice
Nearly all the Rebel civil officers are sueing
for pardon r. NJ. T. Hunter ia among them. About
60 civilians have been pardoncd oy the President
The United States steamer Valley City
reached this port from Hatteras Inlet Yesterday She
has been in commission since September, ie6l
II is understood that an order will shortly APP
pear directing the mastering ont OF ali troops whose
term OF serl re expires before January next
Propositions are now before the city authorl-
ties to make thirtytxo election districts in the Eleventh
Ward and Fifteen in the Eighteenth Ward.
Bishop Gregg of Texas in pastoral letter
nstructs the clergy of the Episcopal Church to return
TO the liturgy as II wac before the war.
Blackbcrries and fruits Of various kinds are
now quite p!entJ in North Carolina Figs and grapes
viii be in the market IN few days.
| Gen. Schoied has addressed farewell order
to the Army Of the Ohio He briefly reviews tho story
of their mutual trials and triumphs.
The motion for reargumcnt in the Tax Com
mssoners case heard by tho Court Of Appeals yes
terilay. The Court took the papers.
The Council of the Congregational Societies
at session in Boston yesterday received fitting reply
to its address to President johnson.
All the business portion Of Rolla, Mo- was
burned on the night of the 10Th inst Loss estimated ut
500, Oc0; but little insurance.
Twenty-four Rebel prisoners, captured on
blockade runners, were released from Fort Warren
0 Yesterday taking the oath.
Secretary Seward was not present at the
Cabinet Meeting yesterday, In consequence Of th'
serious illness of his wife.
e Two hundred and fifty bales Of Cotton fol
Evansville and four hundred and fity to' st. Ions
passed Cairo yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Hudson River
Baptist Association South. commenced ats se'slo.s in
this cry yesterday.
Chicf-Justice Chase arrived at Cairo yester-
day from New Orleans. He will proceed to Cincinnati
by way of the river.
The steamer Orizaba recently sunk in Gal
hull is a tots,loss.
, Charles A. Page. TRIBUNE correspondent
has been appointed United States Consul TO Zurich
Switzerland.
The funeral of the Joyce children took place
at Boston YESTERDAY The mother is not insane as was
reported.
The forts around Washington are be reduced
TO 81 and SO enlarged ana strengthened ~ TO euciree
the city.
Maior.Gen. Rosecrans and the Right Rev DR..
Rosecrans Of Cincinnati arrived in this city yesterday
Nine hundred Of Marmadukc's QEeycD men
have reached Cairo from New Orleans en- route home.
| A delegation Of South Carolinians arrived here
from Charleston yesterday to wait upon the President
| The Patent office at Washington yesterday
issued lGO pstents-an Unprecedented number
There is q rumor in Mobile that Kilby Smith
| is to be plsoed in command Of that city.
| Gen. Buckner has issued an address to his
soldiers Of mild and peaceful tenor.
! Brig. Gen. Brownlow. son ofParSon Brown
low is at present in Washington.
Seven Thirties were sold yesterday 10 the
amount Of ST. ll7,4oo.
Gen. Fremont is in Washington.
Gold opened Yesterday at l39, sold down 10 l37a
and rallied to I4o The closing quotation 1891 Tie 81
reInes OF the day lao and 15t Government Bond
were steady at shade lower prices for he ~ bonds I'M
share list excited snd psncy in The carry pan
the day There appears be no desire to purchase of
and AZ each rally large amounts Of stocks are thrown over
and the tendency Is for lower prices hrer the oecoh'
Board In the street market rallied end soeks were quite
strong but there little disposition to operate None,
continues easy 4d5 per cent and LENDERS are sii unable
pl,ee their funds 1t these Commercial paper coiue
d,y the ouotations sre norninaly 81 18 FTea' are al
o,. active and rates are finn Foreign Exchange droop
mr. and the transactions limited The leading drawers al
| 10 for GO days sterling.
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We print this morning Gen. Sherlnan'S re-
port of the operations of the armies under hi'