Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
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Reported expressly for the Daily Times.
Meeting Of the Cabinet.
The Adams-Russel Correspondence
under Discussion
Prominent Rebels Pardoned.
Col. Dahlgreen's Body Recovered.
Delegation of Canadians
coming to Washington.
MUGTER-OUT OF TROOPS =.
jeff. Davis to be Tried for
Treason.
Proclamation by the President for a
National Thanksgiving.
Col. Dahlgreen's Body Recovered.
Delegation of Canadians
coming to Washington.
MUGTER-oUT OF TROOPS.
jeff. Davis to be Tried for
Treason.
Proclamation by the President for a
National Thanksgiving
&c, &c.,. &c, &c.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Special to Times
dated Washington, Oct. 27th says the Cabinet
meeting Of to-day was Of protracted duration,
and was attended by all the Secretaries for the
first time in several months. 1t is reported
that the recent correspondence between Min
,ster Adams and Earl Russell was generally
discussed without reference to any action on
the subject.
Among the prominent rebels pardoned to-
day were Henry NJ. Rector, of Arkansas, and
J. Z. SandersoL, member Of rebel Congress
iFom Georgia 1t has been reported that Geo
W. Gayle the Alabama lawyer who offered
one hundred thousand dollars reward for the
assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, has been par
doned. This is incorrect, as he comes nn-
der the 18th exception. However, he may
be considered pardoned, as his rank in tie
rebel army was only Colonel
This evenings RepuJZic1,u apnounccs tina,
the body of Col. DahIgI cen, who was killed
near Richmond, March 4th, 1864, on Kilpat-
rick's raid. 1t is expected here to morrow,
and will be in state at the Council Chamber, in
the City Hall, until TUESDAY next, with guard
of honor. It is also understood that Henry
Ward Beecher viii preach funeral sermon in
his honor, On Sunday, at the church Of Rev.
DIR. Sunderland.
Intelligence has been received here by the
Government that Al influential delegation of
Canadians are shortly 70 come here to make
efforts TO re-estabish the treaty Of reciprocity
between the United States and tie Canadas
The War Department has promulgated the
following list OF volunteer organizations, which
have been ordered to De mustered out
Of 1he service, included in previous circular
Illinois-5th infantry and 9Th 7th and 8th
cavalry. The men oil the 9jth infantry re-
manning in service, to be transferred to the
47th infantry. which is stI III service
Indiana-l2th cavalry.
Kansas-Companie8 ''h' and Sc" 9Th
cavalry. This completes the muster out Of the
regiment.
Aississippi-4th, jth and 18th cavalry
Michgan-l0lh cavalry
New Yerl1-lJ6th, lG0th, lGlst and l73d
infantry and I'd cavalry (veteran.)
O:io-l94th infantry, and 9TH and 18th cav
airy.
Also, 20 regiments Of colored troops.
Special to Herald dated Washington City,
9th, says:
Gen. Menzy, late Secretary to tie President,
is ordered to the command Of lis regiment.
Gen. Grant has purchased, and Will refit for
his winter residence, u portion Of the property
known as Douglas Hospital
The Herald states that jeff. Davis is to be
a.rajgned simply on the charge Of treason, and
that James S. Speed, Gen. Rousseau, Johs H.
Clifford and William NJ. EVarts are retained by
the Government as prosecuting counsel, and
Charles O Connor and L. II. Gillette for the
defence.
The Herald states that there was a seizure
of alcohol yesterday for revenue frauds, in
Brooklyn, and that Custom House clerk, d
Virg.nian and an eX.rebel, and q heavy Brook
lyn firm are Implicated.