The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-21

Interesting 10 Ntdows-tOI. Rnkcr's De-
Iencr-R -Rcbeiiions Indians Want Pardon
sale of Government tessels-NIrs. sur
rntt nnd Father " alter oniuiuniC alton
fror, Ler. Ilerdec, Ltc.
Washington, Jutv 2o.-1he Commissioner Of pen
slons has decided that the man llre o' q widow
terminates all el7iin toa pension hon ;lc date Of
such rs-utrriagc, although abe may tecomo a
widow.
Today CnRoSIcLE, speaking of Col. Baker and
the New YORK Bounty Brokers, says;
Every on. OF the arrest, complained Of va. made
upon The direct hu hOriy Of r. e,dent Linco
esn p sitveN show. Tic CnnpN ICtE. on the author
IL OF Col u keralso Genie. thai lie hes eve. Iecty
who chA7fe him with f-e IN prisouInsnL assiult and
batiep, md with receiving money ior Their rseaso
nom couhuem' nt.
hss Mary Hanis who was yesterday acquitted Of
the ehsrre Of numbering NJ. Burroughs, has gone
TO the vcinity OF Baltimore to recuperste her health
NeaIly vo hund I'd applications for pardon we're
received to-day Ut the Attorney Generals Office, all
Of which, wiz 'ev eyctpour, we're f.om the s9Q.
ODO class Among the applicants are Neil z. Brown,
Ex-Governor Of Tennessee, and Judge Ridley, oI-
Chancellor Of the same STATE
The lnd'sn Bureau has received inforrnatio from
Gen. Ieuol, stating that recently ", nd councl
wa held In the ChickssaW country, stNhch twenty
tTiteS OF indians Sere wpreseated Thee IND ans
took part in tho s.s REBEL on, aud nov. I've sheir
WANT hfettoTrilOl OF tltir soi e.tcd
rights and privileges TLey Lave greed 70 call In
representative. to another grand council, which will
probably be held at Fort Smith esrly in August.
The Pre- i:eui, .cr a.. ieactory res,ou, has par
d0ncd George ". Howard, WHO was convicted and
sentenced TO be imprisoned for Eve yeaT, for ssing
scountcieit Treasury note
Good prices were obtained at the sale Of government,
Nefse's Most OF the vessel sold been attached
10 the Poioinse nolA, aud hsvc been out Of eomn.-
sop for the vt month or two The large slde.wheel
steamer Bsnshee, a captured blockade-rnner, the
see-Vheel stean.eIt Yensoe saI Jacob Bell, were
NithdFaWn, a. they did not seem likely 10 bring
their appraised value.
lnspector-GeaeIal Hardie to-day addressed com
muncsIion 70 the Agent Of the As,ociaed Pross,
with view Of contradic ing the statements Of NY
TRIBuNR "spec!al" that the military authorities had
interieiei with tho Rev. Father Waller, Mrs Sur
rats sp'ttual sdyiaer, on the day preceding the
execution, when LIE sought to her, and that Sec
retary siauton had uired Walter 70 promise that
he would say uo'hius about tho innocence or guilt Of
hrs surTatt Gen. Harde recounts at great length
the circumstance Of the rve from which thi,
Especial" cooked Up the charge alluded 70. On the
9th inst. according to tho statement Father w,ter
called at the War Department to get a pa,s 10 Mrs..
6uua,vs cell Gen. Ia. die, Who Ia himself C.,bo-
lie. obtained the permission OF Secretary st.p,op.
and Gave pas ftsned bV himfeif fHardtel with
which waiter depsItei Gen. ii. sunseauently ro.
tocod hat the pas mieht bs disputed at tho prison,
becluse II had Only his own signature, and, TO ave
NAer uolble' he sent his ms -songer afct him, 10
recover tue pI.' that It misht the Gddiional
Signature OF The Secretary. When the msssen M an
r. Tnei, he reported that FsiheT Val eT he'd ut ed
very insueht language rsspectinr Mrs Suratt. inn
Gen. e. mi tarv tyfannv, ec.; aud OICn. H. vent 10
IAtLei wafer, rs tiend, ana entiTely uuOthciAily,
and conve, sed with Lin, waning him 10 modify biz
hn'u.to, c. Decsme a Christian minister, teek lng
10 iInp tr spriiLai conEo atom 20 doomed pc Iron
ana not NJ brawer, whose impatient wofcs we're
caCual ed TO crpJ,e excitement and i-ieelins fay.
Gen. H.; "Ar Water had nisplayed A. much
eIci emeut and temper that II was duty OF charity
nv part, in view Of all the oiicunistances 10
endeayor 10 Induce HIM 70 pursue n4oIe discreet
courte and 10 counsel him 10 b. .lent as lecAme hs
plsc On these topics askeu him IA iI,endly snd
talk lng about iAe matter" Tho = crttary OF War
d. ~" LnOH OF III act of General H., aud did
not suggest u; IL WA his ogn act prompted
BY d t.cno.hip and by columon prudence, a. eli as
by desire 10 SEQ the p-s hc g. aniei used in good
faith or the pu Ore ior which IL was given, nO for
any other. " In lepylng to me-" says ten. Hardie,
the Rev. MI Wa Q, N9a very violent and teleIaL-
quito wId' He haianeued upon the diniuistrati ION
ruG the rebel on, and .ot NIth bitterness on VII
he called 'miItaty tyranny &c, ana sad yery
much mat piu eat p.isst loyal citizen, OF q M an
O. COMMON sutse would not have said" f,na.ly ieu
ii. tuTuoa t 60 ava, when the pTe.t slid, II pro-
&C." an tle1 bCn. IL, gave h.in tie pass but
when he Il .oaled 10 80 awgy without Rlvilg IL 10
fIOm AIs, surfGt the priyuese OF spiritual eousoa-
toE, but did intend " send her anothe. eeTz, man,
d e0GIaon aIsiisuSa Aad tAupeS, In saaSll4Alaa.