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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

graph g. Maj Gen. Candy has applied TO the War De.
partment at Washington for fun instructions. Until
he receives an answer Maj Gen. Candy agrees that all
officers and men whose position may depend on the
construction placed said paragraph shall remain to-
gether at any point within this department they may
select and be there provisioned and cared for at pub
bic expense.
~. In negotiating with Maj. Gen. Candy for terms
for my troops called his attention TO the necessities
of the people Of the States and parts Of States
Danded by He will be- found liberal and just-ani
mated by honest desire 10 do all In his power pre-
vent unnecessary hardship and suffering. Ny advice
therefore to all Is to yield to the circumstances which
surround them and 70 honestly and faithfully perform
those duties citizens upon which they must depend
for their future prosperity and happiness.
II. TAYLOR, Lieutenant G enersl
W. i. Blu LOCK, A. A. G..
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Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA,
~ " T-tsfux


IL tA< Ed,tc. Of Tie N. Y. Tribune
SIR; l presume it is well known that elections
were held in that part Of the restored Government o.
Virginia where the counties were orgahhed Oh i"ui'
dsy 18th iDsithat is to say, in Alexandria far'aA
Accomac, Northampton Elizabeth City Counties any
the Cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth and Portsmouth
County-for members OF the House Of Delegates and
Senators, under the new Constitution. adopted th
April 1864 Ii is not known here the result Of the
elections in any of the counties except Alexandria anu
Fairfax In Alexandria and Fairfax the Senator elected
i, Col d. f. Dulany of Fairfax who, in lcoO voted Tor
Lincoln as President at the Falls Church Precinct III
Fairfax County at the risk of has life was aid OF Gov
Perpon and was use TO the citizens IN preventing
great many ouIages by both sides IN the early part Of
the Rebellion; subsequently captured IN Fairfax
by Mosby carried TO Richmond. remained in Libby
Prison some time and exchanged; frequently de
nounced by the conner Union men As u symps
fhzer with the Rebels because ne lid inorse
thing done by the Federal troops. The two gentlemen
elected 10 the House Of Deegaes for this County dc not
present as fair record One il T. y. Robertson esq.
born In Petersburg Va. owner Of considerable real
estate supported well Mr james A. English both
being elected by those heretofore unficndy 10 the
Government and neither q pIe'Dme) friends OF the re.
stored Goyernmen, OF Virginia but both prepared 10
vote for new Convention o, the States and 10 alter
that provision which forbid, any person voting who has
given any assistance to t10,o Ia rebellion since si
January s1i. aud which Of course. takes the power
out OF the hands vi the loyd to start the ship IN
loyal hands At the commencement. What the other
counties may have done The 9th of will hc
known in day or two. IL the same material is 70
compose the Legislature, then GOV. Perpont quickly
to be superseded by those sao will manage matter,
their own way.
Other elections 'or county Organizations srs TO BE-
held from the LIST TO the sth Of june which will enable
the Governor to comprehend what course he will have
10 pursue He will have TO keep both eyes open or rse
II will be very long before the restored Government
Is high and dry among the brcakers and the Rebel.
again IN power VIgclsI,n
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The following statements are fro,a Fortress
Monroe correspondence Of The Philadelphia Inquirer,
dated May 20:
Yesterday morning Davis Complained Of being siek,
and expressed Il wish 70 sec physician. Ihe tftcer
Of the day sf'eE e"ssutng the proper authorities told
~ M PrSo.ec chat a doctor would be allowed MN.
g." be-. physicians have YOU heref asked Jen OF zap
tin f. 1eloW the officer Of the day on duty yester'
day Captain Tcilow mentioned the names OF Doctors
Bancroft Janeway and Craven. -
Where !. Dr. Bancroft fromF queried Jeii.
From Connecticut answered the Captain Don
want him. then Where's Jnneway FROM" DO you
know where Craven il from . persisted Jch. Yes.
he il from New Jersey" Let me have him Then
In Justice to Dr. Craven feel compelled TO say that
Notwithstanding the invdious and insulting selection
OF the chief OF traitors, the ply ncian Is and ever mas
Tie Doctor found nothing seriously wrong VITA Jeii
physical condition.
The real reason Of Dayiss desire for physician be
came apparent when his noontide meal was served TO
him The murderer Of prisoners is fed on the
regular army fntions precisely OF the same quantity
and quality served out to our soldiers IN gnfsoh
jeff has not been partakpg Of this food win any APP
parent relish At noon, yesterday, he threw has soup
bread and meat from him. eNcaining. IN loud and
angry voice "thnt he was not accustomed to such nv
Ing and would not put mp with II. ,
The officer and his guards on duty within the cen
looked Oh in quiet surprise. Davis became yet more
rate and strobe up and down his CELL eIcaimng That
he was d" 70 DE murdered 80
At one time he endcavored 10 deprive one OF the
guards of his gun Failing In this he tore open his vest
aud shirt barred his breast and asked 10 be shOt MS
melo.dramatic request not complied with. On the
contrary the officer of the day and Gen Miles were
apprscd of the violent conduct Of the prisoner and
Irons were ordered 10 be placed upon bis ankles III
will be by this that the ironing was perfectly Jush
fable In every point Of view
When the officers about 20 place the gives upon
him he bee anne violent than before, and resisted
with all his power the adjustment of the manacles lie
was gently but firmly held. aud the shAskles fastened
he ioenily bersed the officer while performing this
ull as,ht duty. He was allowed TO setld On unintcr
IuWcGIy.
Since his incarceration he ha, conducted himself in
a naughty aud supercious manner. TN yesterday,
today Dr. Craven bas again visited lin. ana reports
hi, health good ,,.,,
No papers are allowed TO be taken in lis cell While
0ri,r, containing the procama ion OF President John
son setting price upon his boad; aftT reading when
be- remarked that the United States Government "ouu
nersr dare 10 hang him. Time will I'll.
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FROM FLORIDA.
4 sr.picisus Party Of Rebels Captured
While Attempting 10 Leave the Con.
federacy-siugular Statements a. 10
their Identi,y-The Mystery 10 be
Cleared Up.


The following statement is from J. }. Hollis
Lieut. Commanding detachment Cd Florida Cavalry
AID is dated Cape Sable. Fla, May Is:
In obedience 10 orders received May 9, projected
70 Cape Sable with detachment Of the "a FLORIDA
Cavalry 10 intercep5 any parties who might be max ng
their escape from the COnedeacy On the morning oI
the I7th at .: 30 H., boat with sail was seen near
sbore the picket. boat Immediately pulled for IT, and
ppon challenging them and asking who they were. was
ordered them TO surrender which they did without
ISSUANCE their revovers having been wet by the SURF
and consequently useless.
On Icing brought 10 camp l examined every trunk,
vase, &C.. finding considerable Confederate money
-ome cold and a few papers, which still hold posses
Of They appear 10 he an intelligent party OF men,
and undoubtedly have been holding important POSITIONS
in the Confederacv They all acknowledge TO have
recently been in Richmond. The party consisted OF
.eyen white men and cOlored servant Tie servant
makes the following statement was hired at so per
day aud 10y freedom after reaching Hayana; we LEFT
Tallahassee the oath OF April went 10 Galnesviie
by railroad from there 10 crystal River with three
feasone Of six horses the other of four we brought
the boat from Gainesville and launched il in Crystal
River the I'd OF Nav and then went 10 Bay Iorl
Up 10 this time there had been but SIX white men III
the party; here were joined by "a man from AHA
bassee who came down in a buggy; we lett bay Pori
The 9th inst AT a. H.. running every hgnt "nen We
could and sometimes during the day.
The men gave their names follows: Frank Z. An
derson Richard : McCulock. Frederick Mohl, Henry
W. Mccormick, julius c. Pratt, Thomas A Harris
Jsshc A. Uonur. ,
d 4. loops making the above arrest belong to the
command OF John Newton. and haze been IN ppr-
OF this party Of men since they INST MADE tner ap
psarance at Crystal River. 1t Is supposed tnat the
men gave fictitious names to the officer making the ar
rest as they have not vet been received AT hey vest
II ia not known who they are but their c0ndnct looks
very suspicious and leads TO the supposon thai they
Ne men Of some importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
Cnien General Committee.

At special meeting Of the Union General
Committee, held last vees, the following rssolution,
were unanimously adopted
Resored That "a. COMMITTEE ',s- great pleasure ia i.d,
nr TO his Eree lncy Andrew johnson President u N.
United state "a esrne,t md Undivided -pppor Ia lie .ao.
crush Keoe'ou re-sfsrsh ne supremacy o. ne w.
Of the Nation prsseuf treason % gn.ns traitors e-'0r-
vescs aud rp shos The entire Union
to promote the seuera sss, ard ssoule The blessings
liberty.
Ke'ieed That filth in he President manifested by
suArage in dny 10 elect him Vice President has be-u
wholly confirmed by ia. s~nnicn'. which h. has
u'tesnce no~ he hss been called the Presidency. sud
him that will n,nii..t filth IN him by
vorfs in support OF his Aarlini.trstionL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
The Rebel Legislature Send Peace Com.
missioners to Washington.
GENERAL WILSON'S LOAN TO THE POOR
Telegraphit Communication between Memphis
and New.0fleanS.


Gen. Slaughter thus reports concerning what
is likely 10 prove the Last battle Of the Rebellion;
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN SrB-DsTRIcT TEXAS,
Is THE FIELD. MAY 10, lso5.
Cart. L. q. ALnRicH. dsstsfaHf AJuida,G eHcrdL
We attacked the enemy-ab0ut eight hundred strong
this evening at o'clock. and drove him IN confusion
eight miles Killing and woundine about thirty and cap
turing eighty prisoners with many arms and aceouer
mens owing Ia the scattered condition Of the men, a
halt ordered. Capt Carrington's command coming
M Lie was again attacked and driven within mile
OF BrAzos when darkness put end 10 the pursuit
u al not our artillery horses broken down, would
doubtless have captured the whole command.
canpot speak TOO highly OF the sagacity OF Colonel
Ford and the galantry OF his command. Our loss
four OF five severely wounded We did not have three
hundred In the ght large numbers not having arrived
j. f.. SLAUGHTER, Brig. Gen Cong
Official: l.. q. ALpgicH Asst. Adj Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
The OGisial Ansou ncemcnt.


WhsnrG TcS. Saturday, May ~ Is63.
Mojor. G0. DIX: dispatch from Gen.
Cauey dated at New. Orleans YESTERDAY the Goth inst
states that arrangements for the surrender OF the Con
federate forces the Trans Mississippi department
have been concluded They include the men and ma
selie Of TOE army and navy
ErwIs NJ STANTON Secretary of War.
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The Sevem.TIirties.
PHILADELPHIA. May %. Is65.

PHnADmrBIA. May 3. Is6'.
Jay Cooke Il Co. report he subscriptions on
Saturday to the Seven Thirty loan at 81 $4,000. The
largest Western subscriptions were $4,000 from tho
First National Bank of LouiSile. Ky; $4,000 from
the Harrisburg Pa. Nations Bank, $4,000 from tho
Second National Bank Of Chicago The largest East
ern subscriptions were fromthe First National Bank
of Albany, slO0.0O. and rom the Montpelier. w.
Rank $4,000 There wcr 057 individual mbscrip-
tons The total subscription for the week was g. 'J
6nn
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Nail Com IN unicatiss South.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Saturday, May "a. 1865.
Mail communication from HIRE is now estab'
lished with the Cavalry Corps Of tc Military Division
of the Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
,Ako
~ss; "a
PEACE!
Kirby Smith Srlrrenders.
The Old Flag Waves from Maine 10
the Rio Grande
Prsrrvss;cns for rhe Surrender.

PIrON ROUGE, Tuosday, NAV 8, Ist3.
Via CAIRO Saturday, May q.
brig Gen. Brent, and Coils. Deblau, L. Burke
AID seip arrived here to-day as commissioners from
Kirby Smith. Gen Heron and Lieut.'Conmander
Poster came down from Red River with them. Gen.
Heron has gone to Gen Canbv and il is believed here
Tia, terms are arranged fer the surrender of Kirby
Smiths whole army.
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The Boston nusieal Festival.
hOTOS, SATURDAY.. Nav

boron. Saturday. May q. isG5.
The great Handeland Haydn musical festival
which has been in profcs during the week has proved
audiences All the seats In Music Hall have been
taken for Elijah" o-night. and also for The Mes
sah" which will lose the festival. on Sunday night
The proceeds will COW handsome net income. one.
half Of which goes the Cbrslisn and Sanitary Com
missions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
JEFF. DAVIS.
An Official Copy Of His
Indictment.
He IS DESCRIBED AS A. "YE0MAN. +"
His Crime...The Invasion Of the County OF
Washington" with 10000 Insurgents.
He Levies War Against the United
States Of America.
THE EX.PRESIDENT IN CONFINEMENT.
HIS DESIRE TO BE SHOT.
HOW HE CAME TO BE MANAcLED.
THE EX.PRESIDENT IN CONFINEMENT
HIS DESIRE TO BE SHOT
HOW HE CAME TO BE MANACLED


Special Di,pstch TO The n. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, May %, 1865.
IL is stated that JEFF. Davis's only article of
luxury or companionshp in his confinement is Bible.
JEFF'S INDICTMENT.
1t is understood that the indictment here
against jeff Davis was at the instance aud by the ap
proval OF the Government.
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.


Prtsidens Linesln's Last Inaugural-A
Clerical Opinios-The Catholic Clergy
md slavery-The Press On the Subject
The Predicate Assassins - John
Brewn-A Queen and IN Empress
Join in Sympathy for MTs. Linceln-Aid
for the Fr.edmen-The Salon Of 1868
The Paintings Exhibited.
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Dick Tayior's Order Of surrrnder-iiis
Praise Of Ges. Camby-Advice 10. His

On returning to Meridian after snrrendering
his command to Major. CANDY. Gen. Taylor Issued
the following order to his troops:
UDoR, DEPARTMENT ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
AND EAss LOUISIANA MEElDiAs May o. 1860.
Cr,yRAL OgpERs-NO. 81 The surrender ~ Con.
Lee. army on the 9Th Of April and Of Gen. Johnston
ON the 26L included all Confederate forces east OF the
Mississippi excepting the small army under my com
mi nd and virtually ended the Tar as any ulii
mate success east OF the Mississippi concerned,
With the Mississippi impossible for troops. II WAS I'm.
nossible 20 " thdraw toward the west and we could
accomplish No good by prolonging auseess struggle
here against ,verw helming numbers.
H. Once convinced OF these facts my duty, ~ dc
mari mental commander to stop further loss Oh NE
and devastation OF States already impoverished ny war
and while stl In my power to do 80. make such terms
for my troops would preserve their honor ahd oest
urotect them and the people generally within III! uc-
psrtnent from further ravages by war mat uu! mas
been performed and the terms Of surrender arc apprc
bendsd Al was conceded that demanded de-
in the stricest what are technically known rs
military hdlOrs" The troops VIII turl III tlcH arms
10 their own ordnance officers.
They will 10 paroled by commissioners selected Tor
tbs nurpose They are to b. subjected 10 no humilla
ton or degradation. Both officers and enlisted men
are To rctaintheir private horses Troops wiz retain
their prcsen organizations, officers remaining WIN
their commands until psroed or sent home IN body
They will haze transportation ana subsistence 10 their
homes furnaed at public expense
Tho intelligent, comprehensive and candid bearing.
nending the negotiations. OF Mn)orGen. Candy, 10
whom hay, surrendered enttc HIM TO- our highest re-
,ec, and confidence His lbcrality ind fairness make
the duty q each and all ofus 10 faithfully execute oar
,rt az the conrac The honor Of oil OF Us IL involved
Ia an adhcrence 10 its terms The officer or man
Who fails 10 observe them is enemy 10 the deicnsecss
women of tho South. and will deserve the severest pen
sltcs that en- disgrace soldier.
I'll To e,,le al doubt OF difficulty hereafter as TO
the mesnnp Of the term Northern states" in para
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Arrival Of Gen. sheria.n q, ~. Loui..

II. Louis. Nay 2, I8b5.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here Yesterday after.
moon. He was mot at the opposite side Of the liver by
delegation OF citizens. who gave him a warm reeep.
ty lsrss crowd Of enthusiastic people.
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On returning to Meridian after snrrenderlng
his command 10 Major Gen. Candy. Gen Taylor Issued
the follow ing order TO his troops:
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ADDI- L nX.
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price Of military and cililons'
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