New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

ARRIVAL OF GEN. TERRY.
Major-Gen. Alfred II. Terry and staff arrived
here to-day from North Carolina The party left in the
evening train for New-York
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Within the last 45 days 80 new districts for
the collection Of Internal Revenue have been ordered
in Virginia, North Carolina Tennessee Alabama
Kentucky and Mississippi. Revenue Officers nave
been appointed and the collection OF revenue from
these lately Rebel Districts is already commencing.
GEN. SHERMAN
Gen. Sherman will be up to the city 10
morrow.
THE MASoSs.
The Masonic Order have purchased the
large lot on the corner Of and Ninhst and intend
TO erect National Masonic Temple there
NORTH CAROLINA UNIOSIsTs.
1t is understood that President johnson mas
sent for the editor of The Raleigh Standard an DINER
Union men Of North Carolina for personal confere1oe
THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.
The Presidents forthcoming Amnesty Proc
lamation is already in type and the prooshees have
been under consideration for several days BY tho
Cabinet. It is understood shat it will profer tho
oath Of allegiance to TALL who have served in tho
Rebel armies up TO q certain grade, and. when ac-
cepted, TO constitute full exchange and pardon.
l, is also stated that the full scope and the lints
ons Of Gen. Grants Sherman terms OF Amnesty are 70
be deferred to- while those officers who shall have been
convicted of the horrible cruees perpetrated upon our
prisoners will be tried and If convicted. punished Ii
publication is momentarily expected.
JEFF. DAVIS.
To- NnnrOa states
that preparations making there for combining Jen.
Davis until such time bis presence shall be required
for trial here.
RELIC.
The War Department has received the butt
OF tree two feet through from in front Of one al
our earthworks the old battlefield Of Spcttsy lvaniA
from which the treetop had been literally shot of with
bullets Twenty eight pounds Of leaden balls have been
picked out and yet hundreds remain mbedded in the
splintered wood. II attracts general attention.
GEN. sHERMAy's ARMY.
The right wing of Gen. Shermans Army,
commanded by Major.Gen. John A. Logan is not eI
peced to arrive at Alexandria before Friday or Satur
day. The headquarters of the Army OF the Tennessee
under charge of Capt. Taggart has been established al
the Mansion House. Alexandria aud the headquarters
Gen. Shermans headquarters have .been prepared for
his reception. and situated IN an orchard SHORT
distance outside of Alexandria.
ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS.
1t has been determined to ill the offices OF
Assessors and Collectors in the Late insurreetionary
districts when created with local Union men. as far
as practicable.
FROM RALEIGH
Raleigh papers of the 18th have been received
here tonight They contain nothing of special interest
JUST RECOGNITION.
The following order is but just recognition
of the services OF brave and deserving officer;
Posi- HEAporARrERs, I
PETERSBURG. Va. April H. 1908
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81. Captain +. Nc Murdy.
4lst New.York Vols Captain Of the Port, VIII inspecs
all goods Of any description before they Will be allowed
to be brought In or taken from the city, All persons
desiring to bring goods TO- OF SGe .Ie n
st. near the Railroad Depot Any evasion Oh Ids oneL
viii subject the goods to conscati"n and the owner 70
by command of Col GEO. c. KIBBE 9th N Y. Art.
Commanding Post-
L. DONALDSON Capt. and A. A. A. G..
ENGLAND AND THE TARIFF SYSTEM.
The following extract Of letter from one Of
our most distinguished representatives in England ws
received here to-day. and will attract considerable st'
tenton:
"Grea, efforts will now be madeby Engis capitalists
and manufacturers to induce TO reduce our tarihs
and hermit them Ia do all mauuf ictngi tney are
h,rnng m SIR this matter already. Our wara per-
sosa friends will be put forward TO move ,he waiter:
such men as John Bright Goodwin SIN th aud others wc
have stood by through this war nav. sevH ~.
cisive evidences Of this purpose here; tetSVna! W.
owe them very much but we may tsightfuuy abomihae
their free trade principles. They will struggle hard 10
break down tariff. See II ILLS aoeS 10. iiose ua.
There viii be terrible pressure pnt the Govern
ment.'
AN ORDER BY GEN, SHERMAN.
The following order was issued by Gen. Sncr'