New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
FROM WAsHINGTOS.
Spc;i Dispatch to The n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. MAY y, Iso5.

iust so soon the military trials finished ana the
a4mies disbsnded and recognized upon the contein'
plated permanent basis 1t is further understood that
in these desires he has the support of President John
son who will then commission him as Minister to
Berlin
FOREIGN SYMPATHY.
The foreign mail, which arrived here to-
day at the State Department, brought several large
bagsfuu of resolutions of sympathy from cities.
boroughs and societies in Great Britain, ana many
more from the Continent Several of these papers were
gotten up the most artistic styles. in costly morocco
esses aud portfolios
MASTERING OUT.
The mustering.out and pay-rollS Of the 18th
Maine 18th Connecticut, lcsh New-York sth New.
York Heavy Artillery and 18th NewJersey were sent
into the War Department on Friday and on Tuesday
those regiments will leave Washington for their re.
spec,ive States They are to be paid off immediately
on their arrival home.
TRACES OF sURRATr.
The Government detectives have succeeded
In tracing John II. Surrat the doors Of monastery
In Canada. Since his entrance there no trace Of him
has been discovered.
RELEASED.
John T. Ford, the proprietor of Ford's Thea
Ter and John s. Clarke the comedian booths brother
Inaw) have been Internationally released from the Old
Capitol The three brothers Ford were in court
yesterday.
MUSTERED OUT.
Vast numbers of soldiers are being mustered
On; of service and tbereupon paid This fact has
started the rumor that the Armies being paid Off
which is incorrect.
RECONSTRUCTION.
The Hon. j. c. Underwood now United
kstes Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia and
who was elected TO the United States Senate last Win
ter very emphatic in his views to the policy OF re
constructing the Rebel States. He says, If men with
white skins and black and dsloya hearts are 10 vote
while men with black skins but white and loyal hearts
are to be dsfranchsed victory over traitors IL Dut
half accomplished. He is sincerely desrous that the
Wilson Sumner and Wade policy may be adopted as
She only sure means Of saving the South from civil an
erchy and ruin.
HEAVY GUARD DUTY.
The Veteran Reserve Corps has never had
euch onerous guard duties TO perform as since ihc
epcampmept of the armies around Washington. The
CITY has fairly swarmed with officers and men OF both
Armies from early dark 10 midnight, and*h mixing
congratulations and whisky. The quiet OF the city has
been so far disturbed last night all liquor bars and
saloons were ordered closed and strongly guarded aud
oil soldiers without passes arrested
PROMOTIONS.
Col. A. G. Maloy, 18th Wisconsin Vols; Col.
Cassius NJ Fairchld 10th Wisconsin Vols Col Wilds,
ssth Ohio Vols and Col Hendrck. 18th Iowa Vols'
have been breveted Brigade, Generals. Capt ;. H.
Adams A. A G. First Division; Capt. j. c. Douglass,
A. A. G. Third Division; Capt Ware, a. A. q. Fourth
Division have been brevetsd Majors All of the above
are for meritOrous services and of the gallant Seven
teenth Army Corps of the Army OF Tennessee.
Iieut.Col Hickenlooper, A j. g., has been breveted
BrigadicrGeneral, and Capt. G.. r. Street, A. ID. g..
Major Both of these officers of Gen. Blars staff
THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.
1t is now thought that all the witnesses IN
che conspiracy trial viii be examined before THURSDAY
and after that day the arguments will be commenced
These will probably be in written form from all par
ties engaged in the proceedings An effort will be
made to close the case by the end Of the week
GOING TO TEXAS.
Brevet.Maior- Gen. Giles A. Smith command
Ing Fourth Division Seventeenth Army Corps mos
gallant officer, it is understood. will soon 90 10 ieA"
by order of the War Department
AN UNSOLICITED HONOR.
Brevet-Gen. Hugh Ewin, brother-in-law o
Gen. Sherman, has been breyeted Majar'Geheiai by
order of Secretary Stanton. The promotion was Win
out solicitation from any quarter
SPIRITED CONTEST.
spirited contest is going on between the
two loyal delegations from North Carolina here
The Holden party claim to be the true apostles Of Lib
srty and Union, while the Helper and Prof
Hedrick Wing make damaging charges t.
the eleventh hour loyalty Of their compeers
Copious extracts from the editorial columns O
The Standard are exhibited in authenteatiol
oftheir chargess
A VISIT TO GEN. SHERMAN.
party of prominent gentlemen from Della
ware and from Connecticut paid visit TO Gen. Sherma
this evening-among the latter Hon. Truman smit
and Congressman Hubbard.
GEN. sHBRMAS's REPORT.
The evidence and report OF Gen. Sherma
submitted to the Committee the Conduct Of the W.
make over 30 pages of manuscript. 1t is claimed
his friends to be complete vindcaion Of his neg
tistions with Johnston.
THE NBw-YORK TROOPS.
Gov. Fenton has succeeded in procurir
from the War Department an order that the New.Yo
regiments shall be mustered out and paid at the folio
ing places;
Ne~York City. Poughkeepsie. Newburgh 0Albsn