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, 1865-05-29

THE Tenth GorpA-LeEtalattve Matters
-DisAppsovalo OF Shefm2ns& Conduct
-muilAry MATTERS.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.1

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chfcsso Tribune.1
NAsuv111E, May rs.
The 4th army corps is afaln somewhat excited
over the prospect Of active service. Brig. Gen.
Willch arrived In tie city LAST night expecting to
.eioiu his old command in case 1t ngaIn takes the
field.
The seratc bill prohibiting certain persons
from practising business until they lave rst taken
the oath that they have In no way aded the rebel
lion, adopted 20 Is to refer only to oicehold-
ers, and In that shape was passed and sent to the
House. Owing to the adjournment Of the latte.
Eody over Saturday Afternoon, the debate on the
and Arnold will make the closing speeches 10.
Ihe reaction which was settine In IN favor ol
Sherman feems to be completely checked since
the news was received OF bus conduct towards the
Secretary Of War, a1nopg ofacers.' soldiers and
cifixens. So lar as have heard expression there
is but one voice Of dtsappFuVal,
Gen. Thbmas Ieft Nashville to-day Tor Journey
northward Lie carries with him wherever he
coea the rrt pect and love Of all who have served
Under him Or know him. .
The oflieerB and men Of the army are clnmoTous
fof pay. II the Government knew OF the distress
spa Inconvenience otcasioatd BY delay In this
matter, 1t would certainly hurry up the paymas:
The csmhe1iaud River is falling rapidly, aud
the Wea.k:r H. pleasant. All damages to railroads
enused BY the recent storms arc repaired, ant
through t:atns run regularly In all directions.
Complication Is ea,d to have sprung up be-
tween JQdge Triggs and United St.tes Treasury
Agent MF. Dll1en, with reference to an abandoned
farm near garnt1n. hare not learned plrtlcu.
laEt but rndetstand the whole thing Is similar to
fhc ynn f.rfJ affair n F3ht TfnnraqnA
, 1865-05-29

Capture OF Some Supposed. to-be
Nott d Rebels,

new TonK, Iay 27.-Ieut Holly, commanding
distsson u cavalry. under date OF Caps Sable,
MaE 1sit. reports having captured 4 boat On the
17th of Lay Fort, Fcrsda, CONTAINING eevcn white
men and a negro, endeavotipc to eecspe to
HAvan.. The white men gave the following names:
Frank r. Antt ttoE. kichafd S. McCnllocp, Henry
r.. &eCotnlek, Julius z. Pratt, Tbos. a. H4rtis
end Isaac A. HOrncs- Th.fr trunks contain con
siderable Ieael currency. euue gold aud few
por.noi positions in Richmond (which place they
Acknowledged hsslpg recently RIFT. The ce,orrd
nsah ttated that he WIS hlIed At $40 Cay and his
from Ts'lahss.ee. Their cnnduct leads to the be.
lisf tsst they were men Of RUNE Importance. and
their ramee are undoubtedly fictitious. They
ha1e not set arrived at Key Wtft.
, 1865-05-29

From the Cincinnati Commercial
DR.. Luke r. Blackburn, Of Infamous noto.
riety in his efforts to inject Northern cities
with disease, is native ol Woodford county,
kentucky, and son ST gentleman famil.
farly known there as told uncle Ned Black-
buIp." 3irs. Morris, the WiEe of Judge Nor
ris, one Of the Chicago conspirntoys On trial
heie, is sister CT this DR.. Blackburn. It will
bc remembered that she was sent to Ken
tucky, to her fathers house, By General
promises Of future loyalty. It seems that
while the sister was engaged With the con.
spirators In Chicago, the brother vas in Brr-
mn6n, pu1 chs'ug infected clothing for trans
mission to Northern cities.
Simultaneously with both of these move
ranging the details Of the deed Of horror
which las made Ills name forever nccursed.
All these tiendish plots were Matched about
the eame time, last fall, aud 1t Is Impossible e
to believe that they had not common origin.
They were not the conception Of hair-braincd
zealots, working secretly and independently,
hut the programme for strong concerted ac-
break down. Its courageous determination to
psese on the WAr. 4 struggling calamity
here and there would not answer the Pur.
poEe. Strange mis!oftunes we're intended to
fall IN the nation with stunning rapidi1y,
working CONSERVATION and inviting anarchy,
oy atsa a. lonr 3 pull strong pull and apall
Nc nc not disposed to think that these
consplrators to burn, inject and aasass!nate,
acted without Tint concert which ulnnc could
make them successful in their diAbolEcal
schemes. And We think 1t highly improbable
that they incurred the penalties Of their crimet
without having been impressed with the idea,
from some high quarter, that they were rem
lcrlpe the C0nfederacy peculiarly Important
! service, and selling their lives dearly.
, 1865-05-29
THE YELLOW FEVER PLOT.
SOME EcsR Developments bY tho Hall.
fhX pfcAh.

SEw fonE, Nag s7.-The uslltsx Sun and 4d-
trtal Of ~ alleged accompllce 81 Hi1ct,,nrn md
~ iae,s ~ N ,sta,ion to Tie ,IIlsn: The case
nfttr srict Jud'a.a! 1nyeAdeat,on, has been ecnt
up 70 the ~ At:osney G,ns.sl soz tlt.l at tie
ed on bail. Every honest paper cxccratee thc 10.
fesnsi 11sliee which ceFi*oa The dss,sfdiy
and the Canadian pseff dcnounc:s Ds. Blackburn
IS tcll1eh plutre1, The Erea&est VILLAIN m
hunc, md to o.: We 4rs sorry t.
zee Tic editor Of the Inaontst, y Paraf1aph this
cfsrge. Ii il well known in this city that On his
rt1urn from Bertaua7, he toassed Of his Intention
to destroy the Tnukets en- s,dxte by Introducing
yellow ieref 1n,o Northern ctie. by mea Of IN.
iectcd garments and hospital c!oihiug; and Jet
we sre told by This o.Cau that his artcecdrnt+ Are
TOO uAenabisnons and ccntltmanly T. warrant the
enepicton. We beg to ray that Ills Il ,llfl1 ante.
ccdtrts are utitoer manly or welt bred. In fact
be tnvved hiueel1 to be an 1nsolcnt brawitr ard
pistol c4Erytnc splly; ens we d:a not s1se =, h,a
Ia r t9E a md to tie !at
ETst."
, 1865-05-29
H. Yankee Corscr1pt AFf1Ycs In New
York from TcKAk-$ume Fac14 IN
fetHAfd to MA.rudxr~

NEW YoHK, Nay e7.-The Etrress notes the
arrival here Of samuel T. lIall, oi M.-eschu.etts,
ccrtcrpt+d into the rebel army IN 1861, end serv-
tnE n t"e Te1nx 1l.ngers, part OF the tim. a.
Mncruttr'e aid. up to Elx Or teyen weeks since,
when be mnde his cEcape into Mexico with exty
nj blt comrades. Before leaving, he exchanged
$1tU In Confederate MONEY for $1u In gold. while
its ccUpanions were paying flu IN Eoafeder4t.
EoIey tor pound Of fobacco. Hall tell. th.t
Sam. HouetOn. u1ldtr whom be ecrytd in 15Gl,
vFr true Union msn at the time of his deAth mud
hfofc. The rttt uion 80 prty.6 upon bis mind
1t 10 es.et deab tfpccla ~ the fact that his suu
Wis OLE af the cbseirri OF the 1chel4. Gen. Mt
&tuaer'e arny Ia not large ono; he tht1kr 15U1O
or 1he'eaheuts, and very few OF these are OF the
o1;iu'U md regulars. They are knpwa Is
ca Cd 81 Fe no;s ssae Inv Tue
lie The French nor the French govern
mcnt in Me41co. giving Is a rea:op That
the French did not takc part with them nxR,net
the Union: Man, Of thcse fellows vii flee to Mex.
ito Rhen TIE Union army reaches Texas, aud take
pert with the Ate1lc1na- A good many Of the
southern negroes arc In Mexico already.
Mat1uncr ia reported as eosrse. hard and Of hid
ha:nte. lie has IDate Eco5 thin, out Of the ws.,
aid ent shipped lsrge Quarsti les at cotton to la.
yAu4 and Spain On his Owl account; and 1t bps
reachet New Orleans rom GntAupsss In a Span.
lab vchkel.
There are Ftll very larse quantities OF cotton
on the Rio G1andc, and II dlfty fnds It's way into
Mexico.
, 1865-05-29

"ltntss admitted be could not see al over the
ewanp, eud that there might have been persons
thefe and witness not b able to see them.
MARY !. s1Afs' TESTIMONY.
Mary J. SInms testified that she lived with d.
Mudd; hsd not etaJe d away over three weeks In
syesr; she had slight acquaintance with capt.
and John Sp,ratt well she never aaw anJ Of them
Vt u. Mndd's last year; neye. heard OF any stay
ing In the woods and being led from the house.
L. g. HowE11's TEss1KtNys
L 8. Howell, Of Virginia, testified that he kuew
M1s su1ratt; bad been At her house at su:r4tts-
Vile, ard also her honse in Washing
H3.s tbe ban at he Wa.hinetea honss
ppoke.. Witness knew Weiefmsn; witness re-.
malntd at Mrs. Surratts two days; went on .
visit; bad no bueiress; Was abort Of money; did
how to rnaka CIPHER and could teii iae eyphel ii
he eaw 1t; witness had conversation with We1ck.
man about his going souta; be wanted to 20;
nd ons ia h es
the south, md had always been friend OF The
ASSISTANT Jndgc Advocate Bingham objected tn
all this. and thought it burlesque on Justice,
The commiss,on sustained hin.
Witness did not Learn ol any treasonable plot
while Ut snrraltt s95latt neyer gaTe witness q
witness full returns OF the number Of prisoners
had. OF q aaid be had documents IN his own office
substanttallng.
tnev * SGre.t, ~ ~ toss ~ .sst.aeo taat ne
- Mch-anr5 M,tnase IA ~, k ,tn ~
aD~;htnr s;nco f..SiI,, ua9 ~ w. 1sGu eu!nG
~ mnSo +rgn. n r7ichmnS;, .nn,..,,sns o,a1 T.
o ~ w. ~ Fan.h. ~ n, HE'LL ousE ~ y
tha 49, - ~ go 49, - - sH1Is s.osd
nnass ,hr. III hs,, nu n.e
s.;th N.Y. cressae X. ,;,.n a. oSsm sone ,n
- uaryis"5 ~ Fab,nsrr .r"n-au,ea IL otT
- .A9fy @ .ano, ~ @ fsosaat5 " nan
wv petsous a.oU ~ k4muu.aDout mt ncas @
tiota ttsnt. w. vi nsnn ~ ocssmoEt " oa3
.n,r., ~ i,ne,te sns ~ a ~aear n.y. !,
Hs.hIw,,ee. " ~ 5tst,' , ns ~ ~ =
nnT.t 1911 is.n.,cts. So h.v ssHto Tou9ay'
rs,ss t1Grs ,e.,t ~ R.s, nsse tng aat
NV. .tnr roc.n,e h uala 9u1sI
man osked ma r. thn1nht ".n cnna nsm: ~ hH,ek
pace: did t,oI AK mr. ts ~. htn liz, 1 ~
rn.r be undrrstnod sy.s * Rirhmnn4 fa., ssp @
Terratton tn nts room hi Mrs sn1tst,ss. AOn @ Son
talked with S1.ratt about betnc in i1,chmnnt mnss
can't SAY posiurely Nettkmsn knew / had hrcn,
there; this has not been my buan. ea for The int
wear mud q half. N'~
o. Did ype do anything else for your sunnort
A. Wb5, have been tpttujatinr a Htffe in
Vifrtuia. Don't know as 1 waa known bv nv
Int nds as j blockade runner: wps eorneftmt -
called Spepcef ny name Ia L, s, Howe, . 1he
IS" j. for Spencer; some Of my j,iends ea,i M
Spencer went hy the lame Of Howell when
rnIninr ihc block, dc was arrea ed IN Ms,rh
in February named uomn1 Wss frnn
virginia, been acQu1Ilttd T.th th1s cvIhe,
martc,.1,'s Eook: had II usc fi,r n norer mi
Mrs RIatlrs at Strratt'e honse: mt the1 ~ H.. -
incton in February: she parfIy scrnmn,nt.d ~
s.*u..h.,, .F-@+'S1 A.@e
, 1865-05-29

New 1oEK, Msy 2s.-Tnr Mralds Washington
itputch fss r: !" Gent rl' Sherman's report will
he ta:'l,s sh1i nest week, by order OF The Var d..
partmrut. Sherman will fcta}n commsn' of the
Military ptvtk:on Of the Mtss1esippi, comprising
Kennedy, Tennessee, Alabama, MlsaisstppI and
loufe,a1a, with hesTquaEtsrs At Cincinnati.
ut IL reported thai General George Il. Thomas
Is otccr.d % Washington, and Ia to be placed IN
command Of the DepartMc' Of Virginia.
s'Geleral Stedman IL ordered to remssn at
Washington un,ii the arrissl Of Thomas.
The rrms Of the Tennessee will Re ordered to
Louisiana, and mustered out there.
"Gentfat IoEAL hn+ refused BsiGsdiefship In
tic Regular nEUly. and Will tetuIn 10 pz1ya1e l(e
, 1865-05-29

Hsports from Fort Suith-.1 Guerilla
Fight III Dunklln Conuty-xktRuEned
~.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
ST. Lor1.. May r, 1855.
Reports from Fort Smith are yers favorable to
EFT. nsive su.rcnders Of rebel commands in that
vicinity. 1ndian rebel regiments have been dis
randcd bnd returned to their homes; 1u1ny Of
them hayc ec.,e to Fort SrEIth and begged for
tccd to tow, even now. for FILL crop. They are
utterly Destitute, and 1eEle tha leaders heartily
Col. Baker, Psorptt Marshal General. has re-
ce,ved dlspatca from New Madrid, announcing
a email Eoeftlla adair IN DunL1in county. No 4
party of eight ruer1llas entered the county, hut
the citiNn1 stMsted them and Killed the rebel
leader.
Arrivals u rcEe, cescrtcrs at New Madrid nre
very puHeEols. 16s have come in and taken the
oa!h Etncc the capture Of Lees army.
Large numbers OF refuEeeA from the North arc
returning to Northern Arkansas.
Considerable alarm exikte in the Interior On &C.
eonns tf the report. Of The large Influx Of return
ed1eoele. who have resolved to defeat the new
Constitution. To preyCLk disturbance In eome
ca.ss The sheslat hase eAlltd o1t The utlt,a. The
Eu;rtudeI Of bnshwhsckeIs has let loose hundreds
Of tad men, whore past life 1crders thclr lresent
loyal pro{ces1ons Of doubtful value.
Govcrrur Fletcher has spplled the h1yo1et rp'e
10 I'll officer Fcitis county, who refused TO eur
renter hlE office to a ncW appoanteo uneeH the
convention ordinance
, 1865-05-29
POSTSCRIPT.
1 O'CLOCK 4, III


Special Dispatch TO- the Western Associated
FEess.l
cordops IN II fatplc a eaS e1 s
done. md releases from disaiilitles for he ason
will be tAe rcnunciaton on tha part Of The nppli.
c.nt far ciemenJ, OF ali firhI tile and interest
present Or prospective in eiAye prpp.rtY. So
parduns viii hereafter be granted without such
remuneration.
Paroled Cufon Prisoners.
Drrtno +he Ia, N rco ,1on,h. 49, ,~.,,r.t,.
.ard Un1m ptisousrs haye been piroea y VIZ rsp.
noa alu n'S19 e. on 1ads @ Eye osss
1s I'd q.
0. var pa!J Of during the last three mouths. uot
ono theuss1d were of Tho number taken prison.
e1s tr 1861 and at least vo hubdred 0! theee we're
taspension @ of c1chanecs during 1851 iarcs num- IN
her Uf prisoner. Fefeheld by tGe reba;v cnpturrd
during the previous Jeur.- The eyldcoce eiicited
on The present. tri4l It thu ASSASSINATION conspirl
tons explains where the, arc.
Union otectlure in tho South
,rba H<rcid,. rovrasro. d.cra o{vas .rcor,+. -.
Union mce,fnea held r+ecnity 1t 1arions places IN
1iabsrr 4. NissirsippI. Loulsfsna ann FInrtI. IL
meeting OF citizens held ia the capita Of Ala
bsma on The lib inst petition was prepared 10
be forwarded to the Pre'ideof, pra7tu: him either
TO p Hn,t the rebel government 70 es'l the Leats-
ior Inc relief Of tho peopls.
nIuttefs ut Chnrrestuu.
The ci,1 Of Charleston Is falt 1ccclr1np acr,a.
sf0us to liz population In pa;o.cd renal suId,er.
eud former reetaeuts who led at The anuroach of
tht Nafiona! turcc5. me majority are II Ittez
porc:tS. The :Helief Committees registry books
In Charleston contaln the namcs u shout LEGO
psrsone who have heen reg ularly drawing weekly
lstfoEs Of RICE snee the occupation Of that city by
the National forces.
The sixth Corps.
On Wednesday Last the 6'h Corps passed through
Richmond on its way from uinvflle 10 Wathing-
ten. The troops prtscnied worn appearance.
1beii movement la1oosa Luz elt1 occapiea aoont
os1'1, u nnr-,,.,u =, xn-.., <,...,,x
T - .n ~. p;1 ~ -so..A eaIo.tn-
lo9 !.mts ns!s1:a co.espo1aent esys inat 1ae
gueIHaH a1e !a!sly ~ ruIA ~ AsoItn tatonna. a.
sentthese out!ace:. 1ieutensnt Co!unci nsWef,
and Lientfulnts so!eat and Eepe1, OF tne 90 rem
s5!vtnta cavaity. ~eI1 auaeKtd apont nNseh
, 1865-05-29

'-1MtI1fAfJ Changes and &sFOfnut5U . III
matttFA In North Caf0llun-DrAtA4 Of
Western soiofeFs.
tsptc cial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
WASHINGTON, May -,
Gov. Plerrntnt andtthe several officers cousti-
tutinC the State Government Of Virginia, reached
Richmond on Friday. They were met By a large
deli gallon Of citizens at tho wharf and escorted
to the Executive Msn:lcn, where an address Of
welcome ftom The citizens Was received. Tho
Goserpc7 in a bs!ef speech thanked the citizen,
for their demonstration, and promised to do bis
beat to reorean.zo under the banler Of freedom
the Old Dominion.
The PJymasler General h1s issued m order 10
the chiefs OF The BereEai p.J dlsts!css, aoulying
VIII In their respective districts within tie CON
!DG week, 10 be- mustered ons, and ordering them
10 make tuth hrfat Eensnts ae 10 secure their p4y
Ecnts a. Eo0n A. they arrive At their desunnttop
Master rolls are to he cent with each respective
dktRchmeht. and the mastering officers have lcet
.nG 80 10 ee ssan
mssier. to make p:yn.n III. 1as W1! % .ppy Ell
officers, The mastering oalct RS statcment hslfE in
! ren Of the ordinary certificates Of indebtedness.
| During the p,et week 1,6s0 non commissioned
neLts were transferred, account Of inability 10
Perform acld c0tJ. to the Veteran Rescrvs Corps.
Among the number were ~ from Ohio, 1so from
suana, ~ = p ~ - tr9a ennsya"1n!a
fe a.o 3anr, It.a1 ~ t1o ~ & asccin 81 i1o@
Iowa. 70 no,n %'Esoosl, Fn ~ noH 41nnesofas -
ION a hsn.nexy;t yS;;. tfo" Aaosas, anu IL 1om Ten
nf1stc btc.,sss ~ ~ an:,v r., p a7.,, MI.
n, ~ "a ~ Gs,' IsLn on'o, nenTy u.
~. ~" ~ wv y - DAai. .; sonee; 1gith
-. ~; 1tth II H. ..e ~ ~" i. ano isoe.. >. Eaa.
~; ~ ttr.n -, @ ~ reatenceo py
y. s.1astsn1 ~ ~ 11o ot5 Aostcs1a
'on m1 n.ee aaaS
Ine as.n 1,e;nns!1anla s,;a Hl!I ieaFe lor their
oonSs ea.'y w sfis WeGk 70 po mnstefed our.
,a e. 81 H n1el!, HI an Wisconsin taesue
~. F4mncnno, io'n y M'ssoatn WHO'S. 15th oaio,
az Meacfe1s; f.c IN io~n naye been bEeTested
n19Gaalis[ Isaet1a; Gaptaias >, u. adams, 4, a.
U. 1st DIVISION. ltsh corps; ). q: Douglass, do ,
ana tafte1n a. y Ma1. a: A. Y. ID division, 17th
torps, hive be- .joIs In the volunteer
| service for caantfy ald efficient services 10 tue
| recent campuiGn Of Sherman's army. Lieut Col.
onel A. Hicktndooper Assistant Ins pector General
on General Dlaif's stah, Ia hreveited Br1ssdier
| General; captain c. Cau1c, Jr, L. A. G promo.
ted 10 Lieut.. Colonel on Gtnera! Blaire II t4{F :
| Captain G. L. Steele, Aid de Camp lo,- breyetted
| MaSor.
General Giles 4. Smi'h, 17:h eorpa. has heen
ssstcLcd to tie command or the d,Fts{on Of rni.
| oreu troops under General Wettze] and viii !e.ve
| for II xas IN few daYe.
A cent,eu,an who returned yrsterf1ay f,o4, @
| ,our il tuurh Central and Son hw.ntrTn En+tn
Cnro1na, siTes d1scoufaEirg account OF the eef.
, 1865-05-29

NeW Sunday School Books.

TOMLIEEON BROTHERS. 81 and S. Lake IT.,
hkre Inst received Ia &c lot New and Enoteo Sab
bath school Hooks. making the most st?k
EVER tfr uxlt 10 chicago EuMLtSSoS bf.1S-- 1I3
tx I.aIe It III III T =
, 1865-05-29
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,5nne.

coin monunent-a1tt4tarT MnterB.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr15nne.1
SPRIR0TtE1D, May ~
Gov. Oglctby will leave here tomorrow for
Chicago, to attend the opening OF the great
Northwestern Sanitary Fais. He haa been invited
ard will deliver the opening address,.
en- informed that large numbers Of citizen. Of
St, Louis and Southern Illinois will vslt The Fair.
md tho imp1 1eesion here Is that II ought and Will
be euccets.
The magnificent sword presented to Goyc1nor
Oclceby while he wns Major General, will ts on
exhibition ut the Fatr-
The coIoscd people Of this city have organized
tbese}yeB into m association, fer the pufroee OF
raikine funds TOR the Lincoln Monument and thew
hayc ssked. ard will doubtless bc cfant:d he
nriyilcre or furnishing. hcstdes such funds. 4
STONE to be placed IN tie monument, dedicated by
There be1ne no further rse for them at Caup
ButIer. the following o11cers have been ordered
ia report to their respective regiments for daty
namely: Major Horace Day, 1st Massachusetts
heavy srtllIrry; Caps. ]. e. Renn,er, 18th New
York cavalry; leut. Irvine, 45th Illinois
volunteer infsnhy; Lieutenant Stick. III
New York dErsoons, and Ieut. .. L. Watson.
Al Camp BntIef today 1g3 recruits semi
the1c trona different po1Its, were mustered ont oi
C oxe hurdrea and hfty.four p.solcd Union p.;
scpc1e arrived at tho So!ditr*s Homo this cyentrr
lron ST. Louis. They are all Illinois boys, and
arc sent here 10 be mustered out
, 1865-05-29

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago TTt6u-t1
CHATTANOOGA, MAY Is
Work On the railroad between this city and At
lanta is progressing with great rapId1ty.
The negroes cap'ured BY Genera! Wilson In hit
latc raid, under The supervision OF some twenty
uverseerH, have been stt to work On the Atlantis
and hsve'tlreaty reached that place. The Ghatts
hoochlo will be completed 10 Atlanta In rca OF
fifteen dt5s.
Gen. Wilton has granted to the firm Of Lock
hart. Lao 4 Co. the privilege Of getting together
nll tho mschiucry md materials in Atllnts. Ths
a1.n is busy engaged fepstrtog and pu.tine it
uzder the rolling stock belonging to the difTersn
roads which center there.
Gen Wa1hbn1n with 5000 cavals3 has arrived
ut Augusta fr.tn Sayarnsh. The men arc to bt
distributed and sent to points to relieve wilson.
cavalry.
Genrral Upton and stsG, accompanied By How
eli tobh, G. $. A.. and ". A: Mallory, secretar,
Of the rebel navy, arrived this evening fron
Atlznta and stopped at the cruschoe!d House
Great Indignation VIA manifested at Cobb's regis
ter1ng himself Major General G. y. A. Genera
Upton leayts tor Louisville tomorrow.
The eceond brigade Of cavalry, commanded b,
Atlsnta, having left there the ed Inst. The hri
1ade con&ia,s ot the 9Th lows. Col. J. II. Young
9th Ohio, Gel. Gerard, and 10th Missouri, Col
, 1865-05-29

ru1LApE1ru1A, May 2s.-Jay Cooke Co. re-
port the subscriptions on baturday tO the 80
loan a, 81, l,b1NHp. The largest Western subscr1p-
lions wc1c f5o 900 from the Firet National Btnk Of
Louis yile, Kentucky; fbu,gd0 from the Harris-
setond National BsnE Of Chicago. The largest
Eastern subscription was from the First National
Bank Ut Albany. There were l,G57 individual
subscriptions. To:a1 subscriptions for the week,
- r9sGG
, 1865-05-29

fA1Srrt Acc1uES1,-A little daughter Of
William Aoopcr. residing at Darlington, Wis
cons'n, E;hile playing around bonfire, was
Fuddct y enytloacd by the flames and burned
almost to crisp before She could be rescued
6he did in q very brid tituc.
, 1865-05-29

21Nue Ut U1UIHUNFNB.
The UeFdla'S Motomnfne letter eays the brask.
ing up OF thr rebel armies h1A revived tae trade Of
Natan ora" md Vicinity. The fall In cotton rem
deIed Il snproftah1e to transport tt across Texas.
The LibcEsl forces outslde Of M1.aHora4 cus III
all stare and wagon lines to the Interior Ct Mex;co
Large u@ntitsca nf goods ar hcing sold at auc-
ton ut une-fourth and one.etghth their yaiue,
, 1865-05-29

New YanK, Nsy The Ntraids Mobile cor
Respondent Of fhe 15th rays: '.The city Is h1ling
mp sy ,hr arrival nf paro1ea nficers and soldiers
from Dick Tss'or's army. They meet oat osaeers a1
frlinr- snt quict ind order prevail. Trade is
improving. Gnodt arc arriving IN larfe qu1nn-
det from fcw Orleans, y every atc1n,es. Noth
Gcncfl 6teL.c nrd Dick Tay.o1 arc In tht ely"
, 1865-05-29
EAcApe OF large nuEnbet1 Of Federal
EsF1s0nera-1he Rebels won't light
aud want to 60 home.

escaped prisoners Of the SD 1oes regiment just
arrived from Texas, port th4t te federal prison.
es. ccufned at Tyler 1c1as. are allowed to escape
tht = ere sit gone they viii have nothing to do,
and .htn they csn 70 home. The enlisr-
ed men fu the rebel army arc not willing
10 Grht sny Longer, and do not respond to E1IbY
Smiths p1ocl. ma1uu. They acknowledge them
tt,yes whipped AID are anxious for peace.
The surrender Of The Tcbelz e11t Of tho Glesi4-
efnfly BELIEVED.
Gen. Ruseey II now negotiating With the rebel
officers Of Western Atkansas for the surrender o1
their commando. Quite Lumber hkre already
conc IN md others Will don 5ti-ss do 60.
Gne.tas have ceased moiesuDg ooa1 and tele
graph wi1cs.
, 1865-05-29

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
1Hi1ASAro1Is, May q.
Some days ago Gor. Morton appealed to thu
War Department to allow 1ndtana officers to be
uustertd On tho day they are mustered ont OF
The Ir.yice 10 The full RANK to which they arc ca-
tItled hut which The depletion OF regiments had
.1trerted. Yest;rjsy notice saa recsiyed from
the Nsr Department th.t such ozdeEs would be
issued. Accordingly Capt, EdE1rd F, Howe.
Aeslstan! hdjut1as General Of the state, Was dis
, 1865-05-29

FATAL Acc1DENT.-A man named John
Goycn, working In the lead mines at Eliza.
beth, 10. Dayieee county, ILL.,, fell iron the
top to the bottom Of q shaft, som. eighty
fttt deep, and WIS instautly killed.
, 1865-05-29

Our Issue OF Saturday morning contained
the following advertisement:
Mn r. BCNE-St1: We will scll twenty or
15R tws my ftt thousand tuhe Of CryftaI Lake Ice
to yuu or auy atla party for fwo folnrs pc: tor
In tiurr, yuE to !rvc The Of the lcr Eonses IN.
til the tret cay Of December ucxt.
, 1865-05-29

WASHINGTON. May IS The p1incipsl post Offices
N Eirs.n,s. H.o1.ia. Alabama, North Carolina
End South cafo!lna arc nj pseec1t Managed by
Spectel Agents. No appointment Of Postmssters
viii he msce untn The pott Eoptcs are re-estab.
li.hed. trl suttahlc opportunity occurs for con-
shifting The public 1rtetcsE Of the respective COM
, 1865-05-29

NEW YonT, MaS as-Thtodore Ssnehcsw ca1
fotet md 1.b led iu Ills room IN house on TENN
street in this city last ev. mig. The house vas
f1ll CT posEt crs at the tine.