, 1865-05-08

especial Dlepatcn 10 the Chtcsgo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1sG5.
We have further news to-day Of the flight Of
Jsf. Davis ard his coadjnto1s Of the deceased
rebel Government Sam. McCubbtn, we'll known
in Baltimore, heretofore irrecobcilable rebel,
las returned to Richmond. He Was fatrusted
with the conduct Of the treasure Of the rebel
Secretary Trenholm, which had been reserved for
an emergency. He gives IN account Of many aa-
venturous incidents and hair.bzead,h escapes
lie lett JEFF. Davis, Breckinridse, Treu.
Lolm, Extra Billy Smith and other notable
rcbels al Greens boro. aud made fast time 10 Rlch-
nond4 upon hearing rumora Of the filling out of
the eh1ife bottom of the Cotfederhcy He says
1hfe thoace body or fugitive Confederate. remain-
Cd % thtre da5s at are' ensboro On account Of come
railroad obatr1ction, and that they ate drank and
tlept IN the cars, because the c1uzens ct Greens-
bolo refused to sllow them to enter their flou5es
LET ths vs., Feae,al snshor'iss might hold them se:
the condition Of The rebel Government disctoses
the almott torlofn and hopeless etate OK alarm and
ye1ation. notwithstanding their possession Of no
McCubben parted With this miserable party, they
had but one object in rfew the personal sllety Of
hStsd o Pea P99 e.
only means Of escape from capture by Fedesal
troops.
TRoH RICHMOND.
The following news from Richmond came to-
"The Rullard ueusc ia announced toE sale At
auctiou. 1ts ORIGINAL cost vas S175I 900. Col, r.
=. Coleman, of Baltimore is in Richmond with an
eye to the control Of one Of tue hotels IN the lat
ter ettJ.
ExrREssAaE.
The Adams Express Company has 1e-opened its
Officer in Petersburg, Goida boro, Charleston and
Savannah, and IN few weeks lis chain Ut aSen's
will stretch 10 the uttetmo4t limits of the late
clnfedefacy.
THE MARKETS
exhibit q eteady and sgradual improvement: Shad
NyEsYp - q A oh 10 A7Ar-
HsIns sold ut thirty cents pound. "
THE SCHOOLS.
Public and private schools have been generally
Of vhieh there are four Of Te, are also in -FOUR
isbtrg condition..
TrADE REGULATIONS.
s S
Of the department we're required to determine
the amount Of supplies mat should be permitted
ratss Is tatn s. hs
9'reasury, upon direction Of tns Presldcn:-
Since Tie aFst mention. two Gah,net neetiags
aaseds ms wsa on a
has been to remove the icltefs
other than an applicalpn ior permission and pay
ment Of fees, IS demanded. The further considera.
lion Of this subject to resumed Tuesday next
by the Cabinet Under these trade regulations,
restrictions, save those luperatiyely demanded
y The several acts ct Congress- I'D Wnish Il & the
on 70 xEx1co.
Tho inevitable result OF the war against the re-
ths armies Of the Union. and it has required no
precedence 70 discover that BY the 4tn Of July
nest eae.salf ,a shs Fsde5.l any wond be ds.
over il question that has been very naturally
presented to the minds Of our soldiers by four
years renewal rom business intercourse.
qualified for immediate engagement In the
ordinary pursuits OF commerce or trade, aud
Ne xoust do zoreth,pg SoE our livelihood In the
sn1urc. We have scqu,1ed taste Rnd cultivation
for adventure. Where eh.ll VIC End encourage
1ue1t for and employment of these ptoct1vIttesf 7
Mexico is row The word No arn,rd expedition is
contemplated, so far as Is known, Or suggested; !;
Int tn migration to Mexico bids tair to a'eume
Ereatet proportions than did the rush to Cailor'
Liza some fifteen years ago.
The Trial Of Dep1. e. Harris for Dis
loyaltY-1 he Testimony If f4tR Cap
trr-B1asphemy and LlsloF ntty-The e
Case CIoh1d tor the Goverlinaent.
WASHINGTON. May C-Thc t11al OF Benjamin
court martial, oi which Maj. Gen Foster l. Pfesi.
| te1t. Judge Crane Of Baltimore appeared aa
! counsel for Mr. H4rs,s.
efsn reserve corps, syas sworn and testtied tn 1t
On the 9Th Of April last he vas on duty at Lean
~ Ia csas az -, "aS ~. rs",dsors ~ pn,sn1o
Hev;ts ~ srTes, Kim. ie efYscted ,l,c arr.st
md then took charge q Mr.; nurn., and Re.
eoaps of hoais bur Da9ne h ssat %s 9f the
| ye,tnese had conversation With Mr. Harris, and
The hitter made CERTAIN statements with regard to
| Chapman and Re5u, the pafo!td rebel soldiers
| ram q hi house and inquired The way to Leon
a-datown, add also tue distance, and thew further
ftsted that they w1shed to get to Baltimore a.
| quickly as possible and t.ke the oah Of alle.l-
Tns .csussd ted Ttnss p at BE sad
f.derals epplt not coupel them to take the o1kh
On count or the agreement that had been en-
| tired into between Gen. arnnt and Gen. Lee.
end also their eupPcr. The accustd also said the
| men wtEhed to stay orer night At his houae, bat
ahont there Knew Ills political Eympalhies tco
"g5i Gnon bis erossesamn,tlon, and uron aae .tons
put by the accused, The w1tnrss testified that he
did not 1ece]lect The accused telling htm that he
! fuarr.e) had no wrong motive In gly1ns Chap nan
tnd Read the money, nos dad Wines unasIstand "a
r,ye 10 uaro1e1 prisoners, 10 help 'hsn ul0ug on
ihcir way home The witness WAS obliged to
| state the whole conversation he had with the
tween ahe nccusrd and Chapman aud
S!cad. The witness replied by eayn. thai
in fhe conversation after the cis,1g of the
money had been spoken Of, the a'eu:ed said that
t,onists: that Ihe Abo,lion,sts had stayed away
It wou.u have been al right. The accused also
tad that tie idea Of few people In Washington
~. hsd n.,He arranarments WIS damned piece
~ hn-. aeI +tst +nc Ec1nh,irons xvnrld nj rnle
1nnn ma hnt ~ Ia tbey wnnld eonn be showI
ghue' wan,I ~ rr,e W,tnrss all mt racoIJer1
tntt The scrnsrd s,fd shat be- never did apTth1re
! 41re