, 1865-06-10
POSTSCRIPT.
4QCL0GK 4, Il,
(specls1 Diepatch to the Western Associated
pre.e,1

Pre=e.1
Nkw ToEK, Juno 0.
Lteut- Gen. Gt4nt LEFT this city at an eari7 hour
yesterday morning for West Point, On hosrd the
steamer Henry Berdan, accompanied by his wife,
Gen. Angur, Seth Williams and members ofhts
staff. lie 1esched West Point about half past tsn
O'Clock IN the forenoon and was nost enthu5sa.u-
c2tly received. In addlnon to the regular resi-.
dents and Tisitorsy, the people Of the en-
to zee him and ehake hts hand Gen. Scott douned
by fal1 military dress and stood on the porch OF
his hotel awaiting the arrival Of General Grant
Their ipte1T1eW was very cordial and earnest.
wEo called to psy their respects, attended for a
ehurt time the examination c1erclsc6 IN the Ae9-
denny md reviewed the cadets.
Il hess Steamer.
Tho new steamship Manhattan, the lrst vessel
Of the new line between this eity aud Vera Cruz,
went on tslai trip doTn the baF yesterday, and
acquitted herte1f in Il satisfactory 1nanncr. The
Manhattan Is to sail on her utss tip foE Yer.
Cruz, tia H.yana, On the 18th.
Military Movements.
The 1f91n0e's WASHINGTON sreeial tays: "Co1.
Coe1e, 4. 4. G., and other s,sG officers at the
18th cn1ps lesrc for the West th,.. evening, taas
completing the increment OF The Army Of tho
Tennessee. The 18th cotpa, bFevet As1. Gen.
JEFF. e. Dsvis tummsnding, beloDgiog to tho
Army Of Georgia, begin 10 uloEo Tomorrow. The
Western tzonps or tic .oth corps will follow the
review for the Ia, i,ms or the officers u th, I1tn
sud seth corps teok place this cvcnlns neas this
The lzentucay Freedmen.
The 7tTsts' Wa.htrktou speciat says: <Ml;fx
Gen. Palmer last evening presenter Gen. Ft:k,
SupeEinttndent Of the Ba1eaq Of Freedmen for
5 aaS saS 8, e.
Kentucky. and the disc ourpccuent ,heir people
net with IN G!osrF,lng /, labaF 70 s9pport .hsra.
eycry nsstsiapc7 consistent and proper would he
extealed to tho conred people OF Kentucky,
snd that the aoverenment bad determlued to rp.
ine abandoned lande, Sc, and 10 catl upon she
various Ftcedmen's Aid Societies or tie Nurth
to unite their funds and pace them In tho
speeia, eaye ,he rebels are getting 70 be quit,
terous here eabonts; they sre found haueing about!
the White 11Uuse al dhr long for the purpose Of
gaming au audience with tire President.
1he Renegade nlitchc,t.
There Is 20 1r1ta in .he sepor. That john Mitch.
penalty ofsrfest.
Ofr1ce Seekers.
Tho Tor'd's special says: Is The President Ii
daily literally svcrwhcln,=d by delegations o!
ofsa1s weto presented q 6.n, s who pro.ettei M Ell
holde1s In that city,"
The PscaIden.'s Policy.
tfs we'll hnneret0Du that tbs frcsitent Will
puFfre the same po!ry relative to other SoB,kern
S'a's: 'h1t be bn. already commenced In North
Ca1ol1ps, by the appointment Of proy1stoua! Gov
errors. Ihc rebel sts,s Goycrnm:nta will not b.
lerogn!zel In cuy way.
Tfe Hera'd's special esya: "Infsrmatiou has
reacrcd Washlnrfon that II our Government viii
agrec to II, a strong effort will he mlte IN Eug-
lapd to obia,n for tsn,Ja, from the Imperial (rs-
er .rnti /, cnrre ncrt altty in all future foreign
" .t.. There IL precedent Tor this ID It's prpyi-
history sud ii carried out II vii! end MI d1n-
r In thn1 Gn.rtcr. besides rendering fur,If1c;.
lions md Gcets on The !akee syhul uhEecess ~.