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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
ORDERS BY GENERAL DANA
TELEGPAPHIC EXTENSION
DEPARTURE OF COM. PALMER.
ESTIN TIE M =.
The Evening Star from New-Orlean- May
90 arrived at tbs port on Saturday.
Cotton Surrendered by the Rebels

We find in The Mobile Neios Of the 10th the
following order from Gen. Candy in regard to the cot
ton belonging to claimed by the Rebel Government
and which has been surrendered by zen. Taylor
HDQRs. ( IMY AND DIVISION OF WEST MISSISSIPPI !
MOBILE. Ala, Thursday, May 10. 1909.
GENERAL FIELD ORDERS NO. 39.-The cotton helohs'
ing 10 the Confederate Government IN East LOUISIANA
Mississippi Alabama and West Florida. having been
surrendered 10 the GOyerlment OF the United STATES
it's sale private individuals or its transfer to any per
sons except the off agent Of that Govern lent
is prohibited. Th order applies 10 all cotton procured
ty subscriptions to the cotton loan by the sale OF con-
federate bonds or notes by the tax IN any thu OF D!
Confederate Government whether III the possession OF
the agents Of that Government stl in the hands OF
The producers; and all persons in whose charge nav
be, viii he held accountable for Its deliver! 10 the
az LIS Of the United States. Commanders oil districts
viii be furnished with transcript rom the records OF
the cotton agents showing the quantity ard location
of the cotton within the limits OF their commands and
will give the agents OF the Treasury Department, ap
pointed 10 receive It, such facilities as may DC necessary
TO enable them 10 secure IL.
ANY sales Of This property in violation Of this ORDER
will be treated a. the enlightenment of public property
by order Of Maior.Gen. +. r. :. CANBY
E. T. CHRIsIRNsES, Lieut. Col, asst Adpt-Gen
MODIFICATION OF ORDERS
Gen. Candy has modified General Field
Orders No. 80 as follows;
HDeas. Army AND DIVISION OF IVES MISSISSIPPI, J
MOBILY, Ala. Ny 10, 1863.
GENERAL FIELD Orders No. 30.-Upon the repre-
sentaton that much suffering will be occasioned Dy
rigid enforcement of General Field Orders NO 50, III
relation 10 the property captured III lhs ciii' inc
order will be far modified 10 authorize the up
pontruent Of Commission to examine the cl ilms OF
persons ownng small quantities acquired III egilma1e
trade before tire occupation Of this city by the United
States forces
The Commission will consist Of one citizen to be de.
s;gnated by The Mayor of this city, and officer OF
the QuarteTmasters Department, 10 be designated by
the Chief Quarermaster Of the Divisions and IL case u
disagreement umpire to be chosen by thetwo.
This exception is intended only measure Of re-
lief 10 persons who dependent upon the sal Of this
property for their immediate support The mmen.
dalton of the Commission will not exceed, iorauy one
individual five bales of cotton proportional guam
tity Of naval stores tobacco. II the recommends.
ton is approved the property exempted msy be ship
ped 10 New Orleans for sale 10 the Purchasing Aceu
Of the Treasury Department Of that place the shipment
10 be made in conformity with General Field Orders
No. 30 BY order Of MalOT-Gen L. Il. D CASBI.
c. T. CnRIsIHy Lieutenant-C olonel a. \. u.
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Italy.

The Pope, in letter which he addressed 10
King Victor Emmanuel prior to the arriya Of Signor
VesZ@ says that tho Count de Sartges spoke to him
ias' SKINNER upon tne settlement of the lending
lgous uosiOns His Holiness addressed himself to
me heart OF the King IN order wipe away tonrs
OF itay aud requested him to send envoy to trent
upon lho question oil the Episcopate. The Pope styles
Tho King Victor Emmanuel King of Sardinia and con
eludes hls letter without besiowing his apostolic
bercdiotion.
Inc IuIh Journals announce that Signor Veg, zz had
conference win The Ministers the 9th IL In fur.
ther stated that the negotiations with the Pope have
been suspended though broken or and that en-.
tnBemehi has been entered into by Slgnor Vegez1 in
The name of the Italian Goyernmet.
Tho Iihd contradicts the statement that Signor
NegtzI has been nominated Italian hiRister at Rome
aud says: Italy recognises the PoDe chief VI Cath
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Military Unassigned DRAFTED Men.

HEADQr ARTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE UuLf,
New-ORLEANs, La, May 9. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 54.-The draft having
been suspended in this department in pursuance Of an
order from the Secretary OF War all persons not having
been assigned any regiment who are detained UNDER
orders relating the draft will be released upon giving
their personal recognizance to appear when called
upon for duty.
BY command Of Maior-Gen. BANKS
j. SCHUYLER CROSBY.
BIevet Lieut. Col, A. u. c. and A A. A. G..
ONWARD n. POMERoY,
Second Lieut.. all. Acting Asst Adjt.-Gen
NO ISTERCOU RISE WITH WEST LOUISIANA OR TEXAS.
HDQRs MILITARY DIVISION OF WEST MISSISSIPPI
INV ORLEANS, La. May O. ls65.
GENERAL ORDERS No i5.-All commercial or other
intercourse with the country west Of the Mississippi
River beyond the limits Of actual military occupation
is forbdden and all licenses permits by which such
intercourse has been authorized are suspended uht
further orders Any attempt to bring In products OF
to take ont supplies will work the forfeiture OF the prop
ery and the means of trans .ortation employed.
Military commanders are directed. and naval com
manders are requested 10 that no commnnicntic,
except such as is purely military in its character Ne
allowed with any part Of West Louisiana OF ieAas
that is beyond the lines of occupation.
BY orderof Maj.-Gen. +. X. :. CANBf
C.. IL. DYER, Capt ard Assistant Adjt General
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The Hob0Len Race Meeting-List OF the
Horses Arrived nt the Course.

The lIobokon Spring meeting commences to-
morrow the race at Seacaucus, and continues
the ensuing two days. under auspices of the NEST
ayorabc and hatteTlng character Tho track is in
celont condition. tho number OF horses already at the
track unprecodentedly large and Of The highest quality
AID the purses and stakes offered by the Association
bei al and idicousIy distributed. The racing ON the
first day oo,n0rrow) IL Of most interesting character
being TIRES IN number. The frat is selling sweep.
stakes rnce for purse Of $500 with eepstakes
oh entrance, two miles and quarter dash For this
Throgsncck. Nellie Graves, Scacaucus and Night
lock ARE entered. and all will bc certain 10 start
except Nellie Graves. The Criterion stakes for three
year Odds mile dash has seven entries Mr.. Hunter
having Qliash and Alexapdysj CAN'T Moore. Milden
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and Blue Flag; Bower and Hail. Baltimore spa Roh,
mond. and Mr. Morris the Sasher Colt dam Etouettei
engaged in it, The Post stake for purse Of 400 n
entrance has four subscribers. viz Mr. Morris COZ
Bush. Mr.. Watson and Capt. Moore. Lord Monmouth
will represent Mr.. Morriss stable; Arcola or Kentuckx
that Of Mr. Hunter; Col Bush will start Iericop %
fleetwing and Mr. Watson has Captain Moore or Aida.
hran TO do battle for him. Such unusually brilliant
prSranime Of sport ought to attract very large az
.,, ne horses already arrived Lexicon Feetvnei
DIE stone aud Luierne In Col Bush's stable; Maiden
ana brother to Jack Malone in Capt. Moores; Thrors,
NECK, LORD Monmouth and Slasher Colt in Mr. Morrsss
shd Seacaucus Nghtlock and Black Knight In Me-
Couns STABLE MI Watson's. Mr.. Hunters and Messrr1
most convenient mode Of getting there see adversent
"A another column.
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From Lake Maurepas.

A naval officer returned on Saturday from q
week. deer hunt along the shores OF Lake Maurepas
The clme he represents as quite plentiful. II, also
visited Ante Ciiy AID Pontchtoull AID says the PEG
pie are nbilant at the termination Of hostiliios.
Several squads 80 paroied prisoners, Including Capt
Preston and seven men Of the 9TH Louisiana Regiment.
have returned to ieir homes One Of the first things
they did on their return was 10 catch and hang two
bushwhackers who had for time past been depre
dating upon the citizens OF both sides they threaten
similar punishment 10 al bushwhackers who fall into
their hands.
Ire Union lines now extend 10 within short dis.
lance Of Summit on 'hc jackson Railroad. Owing to
an acciden, 10 the Pass Manchac Bridge the
not run through at present, but everything will be IN
good order in couple Of days. Capt. +. A. Morse, A
o. NJ has large force at work upon the bridge.
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Algeria.

A telegram from Algicrs May 4, says:
The Emperor Napoleon has issued the following proc.
lamation to the inhabitants III AigeTla:
" The Emperor g. Me Inhabitants ~ ASota come
among you 10 learn in person your interests. To second
your Ell rs and 10 yon that the protection of
the mother country shn not idll YOU You nave ior
long time past conbated with energy two olstacos-a
yrgin soil aud war people; but better days nfe al
hand On the side private Companies ale about 10
develop by their industry and their capital Tue ierty
of the land on the other he Arabs, restrained ana
intentions. will no longer be able 10 disturb
the tranquility 81 tie country. Have iailh
then IN the future Become attached to the land wn,ch
you cultivate az 20 a new fatherand and treat the
Arabs In the midst OF whom you must dwell "a reno"
eOuntrymen. We must be the masters because we are
the more civilized we must he generous, because We
are the stronger Let us then justify increasingly the
glorious Of my predecessors, who III planting
80 years ago, fhe sol OF Ahea The banner oi rFhLce
and the Cru uniuflcd at once tho sign OF civilization
and the sYmbOl Of peace and charity
The Emperor Is stl making excursions into TIC en-
virons Of the Town II Algiers.
His Ma.sty's health continues excellent
The Emperor has issued the following proclamation,
addressed g. the Arabs: France cane 10
Algeria In ls3l. not to destroy The Arab nat on
Atty hut 10 oefato the people from ages Of pres, ION
Nevertheless YOU have fought against your bera orr
houor Your sentiment Of war,ke dignity, but tod mas
decided. Recognize the deorces OF Providence Ike
yourselves ancestor, conrageousy resisted ahu 'et
IRON their defeat dates their regenefato iohr
Prophet saysi God gives power 10 whomsoefer me
viii / come "a exercise power IN your Interest !
have irreyocaby assured % YOU the propriotoshp o.
The land you occupy have hcnored your chiefs ana
respected your religion. wish to increase your ven
Ls.ng Isll your mistaken brethren that 2O0OO
Arb. cannot res Il l0Ocl 900 tronchDcn thana the
grea, majority for their fidelity. Great reeoectoh'
and powerful interests already unite you To the mother
country aud military confraternty has been formed
In ITO Crimea Italy China ard Mexico. Place conn
denoo then your destnes almost united with those
of France and acknowledge. with the Koran. that
what God directs is well directed
The Emperor has visited the principal localities in
the plain ~ Sahe everywhere meeting with ar enthu'
sisrtic r.ceution
decree Of the Empress 'las been issned approving
thu decision the Munici. alty of Deanyic fer The
erection OF statue Of the late Duke de Morny In that
town
In tie Corps Legislatf the Government brought
forward bill asking for grant oi go 600 600 of francs
l.. be applied for the purpose Of c,rrying oublc
WORKS The expenditure will bee extended over n period
Of -H years 81 the Of 90 600 90 year. Tie
Plus Of upon the ordinary Budget and the pro
cceds Of the alienation Of the Stat. forests viii provide
for The I'll. alienation OF the State forests Will b.
lin tied 10 100 OCO.OO francs.
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Surrender Of Dick TayiOr-Order by Gen.
Dana.
HDQRs. DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI I
VICKsBURG, Miss, May 9, 1865. !

-
SPECIAL ORDERS No. Joi.-I. Information
has been received these headquarters OF the surrender
OF LieutG Taylor Confederate army and his forces
10 Major-Gen Candy. This includes the forces wIthln
tEis Department
Commanding officers of towns now or hereafter oc.
copied VIII be held to most street Accountability Tor
e1aetncss Of discipline in their commands and tnat the
non fce 81 Any fna by fBsr 4 s.@s,
tected against injury ffOm any source.
Picket lines viii still be preserved with a view 20
security Ill Of invasion annoyance by guerras
or other outase bat permits AID passes are no longer
necessary ana the wedisp1scd people of the country
will be permitted to and come at pleasure, except,
for the present. between the LOurs OF p and sun
rise.
Supplies for the people Of the country will be allowed
20 pass freely except sueh declared cOutraband
Of war by The proclamation Of the President, dated
Products Of the country viii be allowed to pass with
cut hlndrance.
H. The Commanding General District u Vicksburg
will Immediately the Goth Colored In.antry %
take post he pontOol bridge at the crossing of Big
Black RIVER six companies being placed at the east
end Of the bridge. and four companies at the west
end.
Ill TIE following garrisons designated for the
protection q toe people, and OF public and private
property against hawkers and other evil doere The
organization named will be immediately relieved from
their present duties anu held IL readiness to march for
those paris 9t short notice.
JACKSON, Miss-fifty eighth Ohio Infantry veteran
bataiOn) eth Ohio Battery light artillery (serving
Infantry Second battalion 9TH United States (colored)
Artillery Q.eayy), Major uissong, commanding.
GALLAIIy, Miss.-COl George W. Jackson, com.
mandng 18th Missouri Cavalry veteran bettalion.)
BROOKHAyES, Mss.-Eighth New-Hnupstre III
faniTy (yeteran battl.on.) The Commanding.G cnera
District Of Natchez will designate another regiment Of
infantry, also for this post and will assign discreet
officer 10 command.
~. All persons not belonging 10 the military service
OF the United Saes advised and enoined to return
10 and remain quietly at their homes, following their
peaceful svocotions All guerrilla or unauthorized per-
remaining ia arms are warned that they are ont
lawed, aud will be dealt with summary and without
Lids sed cd IN uifa
with the troops in their efforts bTing them to a speedy
and severe pun lsLment
Wengrounded complaints from the people, in case Of
Injury win be welcomed and treated with kindness and
attention.
by order Of Major zen. n. j. I. DANA.
FREDERICK SPEED, Assistant djutant q enera.
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posscn vcrs Arrived.

H. steamship Hsnsa, ON Brcmel-A. Wedemsnn Mns
Gerard aud son, III. Baeig-r, r. Stahpsch A. krohn Ns
Bertha Schmdt nr sLi Alr-. j. y Heusohn y Wel.Dsnrt
Mr. and Mrs A. Hammrrsciar l.. Rosenb ana family
H. Carn. ". Martin, Capt sp"eburne. l. =. Ari-e" irS
Iurman William Winan. Mr al Nrs. III. Nurse hs hmid
D. 8rainha and child Z. Roter j. C. Caussen. Ro'ea1
berr LI,.tte ,aac and eliza h.. M.Inhrod and family. II
Keaisen B. Hill Mime 1ila.y ani daughter H. lpisef 81
LLOYD e. Lane William jacob, A. I, de- Nell, v scheure q
p kohnstsuin Elise Flsenboos. " Uimsnn = Guirer Y
ienowitch and family, theses, Imam, H. f,ter.' Eh
Henen sni sister q. Easeus. N)ren and iauiy. Lin
C. Strive A. Schrpers AID caa D. Ntes and family, w
Elrrmaun. Fanny Neuicrger & B."g H. Dorseloh, W. y ~
VAIL j. ID. Casiendies. O. HIM :. knon, Mm sepref
Kruse Louise Bmer aud fs Isl. T. Dcicse en- iiniy n
Nickc, Geofge Legr, H. Levi, = Ilun am u "ph Nsn
A. Wimpf h.ini-r Capt Williams, \ Vhoras lnG alnty VA
Hasemann. r.. Lungened. q. nsinh,rdt Ncme Dnic' u
Heeanner MIR and Mrs. W. Wheeler Mr.. and Nh a. burkt
Risku. J. Blum, j. Meb,r +. Haisetlnn, L. ooerinait
II. R-pisch j. Hoch, A. Hebrecht. JCoTneu' L. A. Jsl'en
William Thier-niei, C. agen5a0cr {. Meier and iaus q
B-n.nburs L. Sehrb j. Ben,e, L. Harms, +. Wese, T. "
Suden {. spcch,. p NorihoG H. Roihio. and ors'heL
Roger j. Stamu + Robyr VI. hippe, Alexander ETlcn y
Ehich p n Lame: f. fOlser., W. Frs'ehs and 90 IN inc
s'ecIase. m ,.....s~
In schooner Dearborn, from Cathagena-Rev X MonssV
yAtsgs and daughter.
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A POLICE OFFICER ATTEMPTS TO CoMpoUSp

FELoyY.-On the Is: inst. Officer John g. Toose1
Eighth Precinct arrested Charles McCready for steal
ing $50 from VIM ) Short. Of the 6jth y. y. Va
while both were in the sleeping rooms OF the Soldier
Rest in Howard.st Officer Tooker. 1t is alleged, in
formed the prisoner that for 500 the could he
tied. 4 friend of the prisoner finally advanced so
promising that s25 more would be paid if Short con
sen,ed 10 leave the city. and no. for Que yea
To this arrangement Short agreed ana he was Informed
that the money would be paid him I'D
reached the steamboat Plymouth Rock. The matted
came TO the OF Superintendent Kennedy. and ID
dispatched Sergeant LeT'rts OF the Fourth District
Police Court. 10 arrest tie en..e party. Ga SatuN
friend met at The steamboat wharf as agreed the rc9
naming S25 was paid and ibis tRe officer tanned bid
share giving to Short SO. AS soon the arranged
ward arrested Short and the officer and vesteriaG
they were taken te.0ye Justice Dodge, and committed
for examination The officer has STAGE rendered his re\
sgnation from the pViD. N'.,v.
will probably decline 10 accep; it, and insist on IT,
the case.
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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Further Tributes to the Memory
of Abraham Lincoln.
Defeat Of the English Reform Bill in the
House of Commons.
Two Proclamations from Louis Napoleon.

The steamship Hansa, from southampton on
the 10th Of May arrived here yesterday, bringing three
DAYS later news from Europe.
The Europa arrived at Queenstown at a. m on
May 2.
The LAFAYETTE arrived at Eavre early on Tuesday
morning. Mays.
The Propoatis. which left Queenstown on Saturday
last M, pack on Monday Mays, with her machinery
disabled
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IMPORTANT REPOiTS FROM SO.
NOR.
Duke G,yiI Again.

The New Orleans Tie Deita, of the 18th
inst, has tie foowing
"A gentleman, who has rent.y arrived In this city
from Havana, informs us q. lie met ex-senator Gwin
Of California. Dt thai place M shown Indnbitable
evidence that Sonora has bn ceded to France by Max
imilian. Mr.. Gwin also s'wed our informant, whose
yeracity IL beyond questo his patent Of nobility ~
Duke Of the French PTovfe Of Sonora, signed by the
Emperor Of tbs French VI Deayipg tLe seal v. France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

The austrian Gazette of May says:
Austria has declined entering upon any discussion
with Prussia respecting compensation for Schleswg
aud losten but has declared that II Is not Impossible
she might do in reference 10 LaueubnIg Tnc Duke
II Augusienburg has Informed the Prussian Govern
ment that the resolutions expressing the views Of the
Committee Of thirtysx members, representing the dit
ferent political associations Of Germany on the future
Of the Duches. would be admitted by him the basis
for arrangement but that he coald not guarantee
this without the consent Of the Sohloswig Hos.c
tatcs.
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FIRE IN NIBLo's SALooS.-Last evenings
shortly after O'clock, fire discovered in the
property in the rear of Nibos Saloon, in the Me-
tropolitan Hotel building. II was ex,inguished aftel
damage TO the amount o. slo 600 sustained. Fug
insured Considerable excitement existed the Out%
break Of the fire among the guests Of the Metr0poane
but this was soon ouieted. AS the hotel yas noe
Touched the only d mage II sustained was some little
injury 10 carpets and furniture in few ROOMS tronI
water But this was sufficient TO interrupt in the
slightest degree the tenor OF its business No aoi
cidents Of aay kind occr red.
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Turkey.

A telegram from Constantinople says: An
other meeting OF tho En- bassadors on the subject Of tho
oaptulati ons far they regard the Princ altics
has been held here. Tho majority were disposed 10
make concessions To Prince Coma. which Austria op-
POSED. Another meeting viii take place May T. ADD.
eli kaGer las arrived here from Syria the ,nest Of
the Porte and special palace has been allotted 10 him
during his stay In this city. The new Turkish Embas
sailors TO the French and Austrian Courts wall leave
FOR their respective posts next week
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT CorToN.-A sale O

SALE OF UONEKNMENT NVtTUN.-A rdIt "
Government cotton .ooS lace Saturday, afternoon st
O'Clock NJ the Exchange Rooms No. Ill Broais ay}
Thecotton was sold fil gold follows: 1903 bles Md;
ding Fair az i-; 2jJ bes Strict M.ddling al Il ~
bales Strict Mddhng Il 42 800 bales Strict Middhn3
al a. 900 bales Strict Low Middlng at i0s ~ haleS
Strict Low Ndeling NJ 10; 80 ha's Strict Goot ordt{
nary nj 3d. 200 bales Strict Good Ordinary at Jsi so
bales Strict Good Ordinary q Sc; loo bales StIie' Goo
Ordinary at 81; $50 bales Strict Good Ordinary Al ~
10 bales Strict Good Ordinary at 80: go bales sircS
Good Ordinary a. 30; ~ bales Ordinary NJ 3Ji; A0
bales Ordnar, at SIT; 35 bales Ordinary At 81 u bales
nj
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China.

telegram from Pekln OF April l3, says:
kcerg resuming his official position Prime Minister
SHANGHAI. April "a Confederate cruiser is re.
ported OIL this port Shirtngs unchanged. Ten fiat
Silk firm, but little doing
CANTON, April l5.-Markets unchanged Total ex
port OF Tea to date, il2,2Jooo n. Exchange ON
London 4lf
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OBsEouIEs OF CApf HErRY.--The funeral Of

Capt Peter ]. Henry Of tie 10Th regiment New Yorn
Volunteers took place yesterday from the City
II ]. Capt Henry died OF disease contracted in It'd
field and was of those brave men who fearlessll
fought under the command OF Grant through IearT al
If hs hard-wOn battles. lie WAS olg connected wt1
the Fire Department a. which he was siiicien(
member. The Committee National Afaiis Of ihd
Common Council had crerge Of the funeral. nil
tary escort furnished by Gen. Sanford accompanied tho
remains the place Os nterment In consequence ol
the unfavorabe state of the weather there I'd
large number Of persons present as might otherwise
have been expected.