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Ql)lfaao Tribn11e.



Nc pint 'hls morning the full t.1t ol
Major Gcnesat aaneck's letter replying to
the strscfures OF ten. Sherman upon htf
course DUNG inc North Caroliua campaign.
Hon. .. Meculcheon, OF fpsllant'. Mich.
has been appointed Exaulner Of the National
banks o. Mlch'ean And Indiana.
Colonel william jackson, son o1 clAo
jackson, the rebel Ex-Governor o. Massonf7.
aae oeen arrested IN sa4lne county In 'uas
sate, upon c'Vu process 70 answer 70 ~
Gootm1aes pcfpeua'so W na1a ""l's I VA
AA. 49,
f1eS'eeat @oAnson Aas psqn n,s,,.n.aa - e. -
Eauoa o. iiscomcn 1o .,.,NnS ~ r,'.N NV
compliance 'na. -. ..sss e .,sSa-- ~ 49, ~ t.'as
y rug "@ NoIse s,as suaa 0~''' 'D~' tu1'f
"tenee sna" oe m,,s h,,.,-,
COY. trough u ou.o. ,e pos.s'sel; ~ oe-
clioea eeane guy. aal es4u4oa1e III lac
cemTf contest N ,nas etAu'
Tie Tt1ea qnesnon Q! Inc new Orleans
masofai's h"e oeea h1a'tJ eettleos 9?n. Can
t'y cssioE appo1oIto aagn ". heansdy to
Inc E'os'laen'
a terrible e1p'o0on mas occurred At favas.
sa'a' 4e3as' aes.toslng twenty buildings and
hnn'oc1 o. Ases' !nVolFshg ioss OF ores
ont ontoseo thousand aouafa
4W saose94pe'ons 10 me seven. iafI1g Loan
sfssei@aJ amounted 10 <@,ou-oeO.
4ne veteran oen' eeotl competed MS seE'
en's'u.o.2 seAs On AuesoaS last Ais1ftcnaa
oh 'a"' oss eomrlincn&eo hin With sere-
naoe' -.....
e"osoc'lp''ou l"lf1 La oeen sta7eo 'of
Icy ~ res .orA wy nna *oo'o' sooscraoeo'
1onu AN1Eeu WIS aIlca+cQ Oh a clSl pro-
, 1865-06-17
GEN. lIaLLECK,s LET rER


G>n. H.l!eek's letter, In reply to the stsic-
tunes Of Gen. Sherman in the official report
ct the latter. IS published entire in nuothcr
column. Gen, Hallcck rests his case upon
Two points LIST. That Ills acts and orders
were those of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, transmitted
through him to The army under his command ;
~, That these acts aud orders were justified
by tic laws Of war, even II they had not been
directed ly superior authority. On both these
POINTS his argument seems conclusive Gen.
Hallcck adds that Sherman's report, 50 far
rc!htes to himEelf, Is unjust, unkind and
contrary to military usage, and his state
u'ents contrary to the real facts Of the case.
The letter Is well written, and. In view Of re-
CENT events, exceedingly interesting. 1t makei
Il very sharp i:sue with Gen. Sherman. aud
Gee which The latter caunot afford to igno1c,
, 1865-06-17

| lsave Wfnt, not dur1ug the progress OF war, bu
tf The people Of the stale Wefc ended; tbs othc,
! to secure portion Of the subsistence which va.
still In the stsfe-pacins 1t In The bsnds Of psu
ent :1a hsy .a.ng Il wn etas
no ressnn to suppose that 10 this there wonld b.
l. soon a. Gen. Jobn..en's telegram WIS com;
the proclamatio1. I had TO intormatlon Of the
ccnetrur tien which would he given to the Con.
vention except IRON that paper. gave it as I
|: II you claim, as ! now understand you to do,
that all substance etozee snd property IN tte
State, referred to In the proclamation, wors, .by
United sase;, then, % pef.fst II dong What
tsen rtsh 'd be to
said hat this vas not intended; and shall 20
farther, aud recall The proclamation.
ihaye pot any Ie3son 70 .uppose that any por.
tae hands Of tho agents Of the State. IN the only
csae which has come to my keow!edge. ga1e no
tiee to the parties not to distribute or dispose Of
1t; and informed them that you claimed 1t for the
Unlted States It be1ug, thea, The property Of the
United States the disposition Of it 10, Of coutse,
under md sn6}ectio The Government thfteof.
IS you teem TO invite, the suf1ctenty Of the
causes which led to the war. .or tie pfauclple mp
on which lou will e1ercise the power, whfch sue
peesed nc, considering oor relative posItou., to
cu,nment upon the lsngusxe you employ for the
exprt ts'on Of your opinions concerning the one
and The othtr.
In this State the var fs over. With the COZ
veDtlon between Gen. Johnston aud Gen. She1-
man hoEt1ltllcE have ceased In every paet Of this
State. do not knnwn Of a citizen OF the State
whois IN srms, II there IL such, It Is cot by the
order OF with the consi nj Of the Sa1e authos.
tt1es. ltcanuot but be known to you that the re-
sources Of the State ara exhausted; It's popra:fou
nuth Diminished, and now exposed to great SUI.
tslng IN mauy cases, without even the ueeaus Of
Eubslstepcs-iu all cases without tue means Of
restt. 2nce. Such people cannot he suspected OF
aggression nor, al their representative. can
be suspected Of q desire or puEpote to do thst
which Il "rsnse OF waE." And l can with great
coude enca refet 10 The motive which led 10 tne
proclamation az not constituting - crime agx!nat
humanity"
1n1Fe the honor to he your ohed!ent servant.
A. q. MA1aA1H.
Mg1or Gen; de e: ,t a; Gilmore, commanding Do
Pattnen! OF me sonIh, Hilton Head.
- u paIsnsInce, toefeiore, OF tae convention
leisfsea 10 n II th:s correspondence. AZ subsist.
encs stoses and e heF pnol!s properly referred 70
Wete IN the bands 81 anJ age1ts OF the State, Will
pc dttpos' Of By them eccur1ing to the orders oi
ne love1rment oI the United st.tea. And 1t any
snen nave oeen aleposed 81 or distributed before
notiee Q! thls soc'amauon. report Of such tlz.
posI Jon or Msttlbntloh WILL DC made TO Genera!
St!notc, Or aay otaer einecr ol ths United
sntca 10 "aoh Enca communication Should be
mage.
- ~. As ~ fnen properly fe now Claimed by tbs
United States becsuse compIahended in the
terms ard conditions OF the military convention
, 1865-06-17

NEW YohE, june 16-Tbe Secretary of the
Treasury IA crapht 10 the Collector o1 tnc foft
<hs1 thr procsns,ion removes all restrictions or
psocucts. cid on all trade excepting eoatrabaud
a:te!.t, esst of tn- nsi:er rp.. 0theE dtsrstche.
Iecfltd II this city Afro state ttst the Is per csnt
d!a~oaeG upon purchases OF cotton ae also aool-
1ahcd ly h. prociansuon,
, 1865-06-17

WAsH1ko7oK, June lG.-As there appears tn he
~iLe ntt1ruce Vi opinion among well 1nf.,t.rra j
1ucn tn all quarters 10 the effect 0f the ExerQ,
tive Proclamation Of she 13sh inst, on the cotton
trade is thought ptDpee u STATE that nj reAtrc.
1iuns on tyade III thst article ess' al the &istls
T;ppI, ure rcm.Ftd. and the only tax it 1s noE fe
quire0 to pay Il thtt 0i two cents per pound in.
J,pted by tue ittcrn,1 revenue lavs.
, 1865-06-17
THIRD DISPATCH,
Lee and StephrnR asking for Pardon
mnBtFFthE Ont the Troops.

lEpECsA OltEA1EQ ~ l1e AH&ESkV 4I1bA1el
HAsu1sGroS, June u.
Amoug The petitions received hy ahe r1c.l-
!. Sst that t0a:a y feoer ssaf os'' ls pafGsn s'
commander Of al the rebel :e:e:a and
THAT OF AlfK. =. sscphene late Wee President Of
The lslc constderaeJ. Mr. Stephens enters 1t
length into M apo.og! or sindIcsdon Of the ac.
tton he has taken. Among the reasons which led
him to etpoaes she eause q the rebellion, be re-
14iira9<, RcWu to be power
tul md 1naarDtsl supporter Of the Republican
Administration, advoeated the rights OF the
6ouieern people 10 Independence. Mr. Stephens
inferred stc0 this thst Independence woatd be
conceded to the South without var.
BE aeknowledge. thst ths question h.s
to be considefed 9ood and loyl eitizep Of
the United ststts. Ar. Stcphtnz' document
cover rome seventy pages.
NJ order vii. soon he 3stued providing for the
must:r1ng out Of ~ troops who.e terms Of
The ~olf Of di.hsnd,na The army
under former }orde1s hal proceeded 50 tar ns 70
render 1t necessary to rut OF another slice in
o1ae1 10 reduce the force Of the troops 70 The de-
eirrd number. 1t may be necessary to 60 still
further.
, 1865-06-17
kY- The Albany Errning Journal states

B- The Albany Erning Journal states
Bcn. Buffers case na follows:
s'Gtn. Butler was removed for purely mill
tary reasons. 4 time has come when tho
Administration must choose between him
and Gen Grant. That officer insisted that
be shoa1d be insulted BY the continuance IL
capable Of accomplishing any thing In q
military point Of view, but whose snp.cme
and coDsc.cnceleas ambition made 1t impos-
stble for him to obey the orders Of his su-
perlors.n
, 1865-06-17
military Review nt t1obi1e-I4lst OF
THnNnx.

Troops.
On Saturday, June Sd, Gen. Gordon G,au-
ger reviewed the troops Of the 18th Corps
forming the garrison Of Mobile, and the laees
sIenks Of The display rs follows:
The column was farmed st Z o'clock on
Government street, the right resting on Roy-
al Btrett. aud the left reaching the outer line
OF tic city de!euseB. On the extreme righ.
came Gen G:tnyer and staff and Chlei Justic-
Cbase, riding at The hcac OF as fine body Of
men rs ever fe1 INTO line, followed by that
portion Of the 1879 Aru,y Corps remaining in
Mobile.
The order Of marching was a. follows:
The Thid Btieade Of the First Division,
utder the command Of Breres Brig. Gen.
lorin Kent. a brave Off ,er, aud his men
worthy him.
Second came the war.wo7n veterans OF the
I'd Division under Brcyet Maj. Gen. c. C.
Andrews, moving IS though still fnu OF dsht.
The brisadcs aod regiments composing this
div4sion, with the names Of their commanders
ate as follows:
FrRsr B1ua4pr-Col- s. L. Gsateow CON handing.
9i;b III. fof. Int. Co. J. II. McSuta.
Sd III: ~. vi yo IT, IT, L L cs! co GIs,f s.rf
SECOND Rn1oApE-col ". T. sp,cely, command
2s;h Ind Vols. 1t, Col: +: 4. Sears.
:Sth tt ~ Ec!s, , u col; 81, &C.: 6: sPnss; ',zz
IT 1t ino: IL, ye'... S as5oi Nv u. % & saesaasn,
Tmnn Ra1oAn1-col: F: y; Moore commanding
Sith !ow. Vols Co. q; Y. C.ek-
Anh Iowa vole.. L co'; !. T. Leeke:
~ qnie : on ~ 20; L,dn., Il. osra"1n.
5G ..s ~; ., ~; u; @1RI H, u 1hs Hsu1'et
3A wv Vnn ~ tu1.. ~. ~ W. Th1- nn IN'i.to
Next III o1ut| Hae LIE Au1G 0n4sont uh'
der coMmnud Q: bT1g' Zen. ". +. Benton.
net furnished Us, through IN oversight Of the
EcDt!emsnly commander VINO handed us the
following: ---....--
THIRD BE1aAD6.
sotb ultnoI.. Lieut.. Col j. a. C41licott.
, 1865-06-17

IoLrxpct. O., June 16 Tho Ohio Ssate Jour
saal vii publish to morrow saturday morning.
DC address from Governor bro1gh 10 ths peopls
frcup The g1btrDstiopal contest He Desires to
nohcre TO hts original determination upon CON-
1uc into utIice-not 10 b. c3udida'e fur re+elec-
1fDu II the rebellion fh be brUkeu and the
war elozed during the tr.t terri Of his aau1nts.
, 1865-06-17
Nem Embellishments.
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
STEAM POWER.

TIE TEsrztx TnAxsroKTE7toY ro.,2
BUFFALO, June L, 1875
.A.fG Cross, Esq Dear stf: Tc tays rs-d Your
Gnti. ttrsfa1tau Mixture ten OF pFopslers
icr year. .uu n.s gt1tn Tt't119 stlsfae-
esrs Wonid 1ot be without II On AnJ eonsdsf ss1on.
TheJ hssE uble tn keeping hels DO len clean.
1t also spra I'll small teAEs. have found c5n4td
efAble xAtlug Of fuAl 1l1o+
YOUR, respectfully, PETER P. MILLER
Chief Hngtntcf ". r. CO.
Sold In psctaGes Of 20, y, % a1d leo lis.
sold By Fag1e Wo.ks Manufacturing Co.. george
Dunbar Co., 19 snd II Dsasborn .ueet, Chicago,
n. B.-Parttcs requir.rg remedy for tncrrssa:ton
.hepl net pu1ct are 1oe Wo1.hts limitations follow
Ing the wake Of ezloElnu articles, but send direct
to ny agtnts At chlc4 awnis evil fran Thora1
l. Bee1, my trave;tng agent. 4. G. CROSS.
P.O,Bo1 441S, Chicago. jel'as!1 q
, 1865-06-17

WAsu1xGroE. June 1G-Tbe English snd Amer
lean n,ne.s Of lite have had much 70 say IL reIa-
tion n t. % %desonnd D. Of The Uni'ed STATE. Govern
II ctt upon Gtcat Britain for indemnity on the
matter Of the Alsbsrna. &c. Whoever reads nc
pnh,ieted dt1lom,tlc correspondence vii! sec that
snis fems1d Il 10 recent 1hsng, hut has been re-
pcsu d. n51e fio Tins to time Tor the last three
YtsfA,
, 1865-06-17

NEW Yonk. Jnpe IS The HtrGtd's Rtchmona
correspondent eaye tustnessis at 3 etasd still in
that cltF, snd there Is not the slightest Eiospect
OF revival for Je1r TO me. Che markets sre
oYers1ocked with Eoo:s OF al. kinds. Ths, coming
c, % will not amna1t to mbrc than enough to last
he futuesa through the yer. Gosernus-nt cup.
porte over 1e,OoD perRon. now, and the Lum3 3cr
II iii Ia II creased next Winter.
, 1865-06-17

The Fout1a CAROLINA Freedmen.
NEW YoEE. Jnne 1.-THE {pstts Washington
tptcial ssis: Geu. Howard this morning re-
gratifying pceount Of ,be colora1 population.
to'a1lF different from the statements Of the Rich.
mond RtpH5I1eGn. Porfy thousant freedmen IN
South Carolina arc now induttsiouE1y at 6olk cul.
t,Eat1nc the foil, and piue thousand eotored chill.
dren Al attending school regularly.
, 1865-06-17
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial p7Fpasth 70 Tie Chltag6 TT 5aaE.1
1sp14SAro11s, June 16.
The 10th, 18th. sad, ard acet.chment Of the
sd. had a reception At the Stale House to day.
Speeches werc made by Govesno. Morton, Msior-
General uorey. Bresdier General Harstson, sna
o,hers. Chaplain Los1er sIng couple Of his Il.
-c"s eorge.
, 1865-06-17

4 ne NCEC1 FC Ut T." y 80
NEW YORK, June 16:-The tomnatreiars Wash
rn7nmunicstIcu upon the tnhject, writes 10 the
yrterar1 Of the reserve corps. that he hopes to
pro -urc lb"ir muster ost With NE 1esluents IN
which .hey o1's1s thnr .t ,re. rt
.:~x :ciu1 OF eLlisIrnea1 in The coEps 10 which
4ht.t yc'r MI
, 1865-06-17

BURLINGTON, iowa, June 1d.-Seven conp.nfea
Of the ss.h Iowa, enlisted mainly from BarlinR.
ton and vlcipiiy reached home At ten o'clncs last
rt. ht, by steamer from Davenport. They were
welcoc ed by ealu1e, bunasca. i11umInattons
ard sumptno1s fcp1st at M.fket Hal. Th11t
welcome nas euth one a. thti1 brilliant battle
record metitcd,
, 1865-06-17
SECOND DISPATCH.
B4 king Pardon -Sberman'E Army
Important 70 0dd~feiJoS19-ExfI
$ChUFZs

Especial utpateh 70 the Ch1caco Te1bUne.I
WAsE1x07oH, June 1t.
4 large number OF cty1li4ns, principally CIVIL
ia1f, have presented thentise.. within tie last
fan d-ys, 1t the Provost Msrsha1s ofics here, for
The puIpose Of taking the amnesty oath.
TIE Whole Of sternhu'a army haa len WAsh-
fngton. The rear eu4rd got .of today. There
are get about thirty thousand more troops Of tbs
AyEay Of the PosoE4ac to BE- nu.tsEed out aud
sent home.
In anAwer to N inquiry f-om
the fratenity Of 0da Feliow1, The Go+nmankioner
travelling cards and withdrawal cards do not re.
qu1re revenue ttamp, they being helt 10 bt
nothfp2 more thsn lettef4 Of Recommendation.
Gepetal Gefry viii lesyc herr tomorrow to com
plet. as1anEenents for laying the corner stone Of
tne GettyEburg monument. OF the 4tn Of July.
Ample Accommodations will he provided Tor tbs
public, and epeca1i facilities Afforded the repre-.
1eDtauyek Of TIE pf+ts.
Gen. Ctrl SchaIx maintains his old footing Is 4
psiyllt 1ed vts1tor 10 the White uouse and waa
there this morning though III others were e1ciud
ed By the orders applying to the Cabinet days.
, 1865-06-17

WASHINGTON. Jnne Cool. WaEr,nx. Of JEFF.
Davte' Legion, took the cath Of allegiance here
to day. MN Sefs Of released .-l,e prlsonsss ire
s,t,Fing hsre from Point Lookout, and arc fuf.
-pahed Incorporation home.
, 1865-06-17
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
IN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT
Gen. Halleck's Lett II in Reply 10
Gen, Sherman.
he Was Acting under Orders
from Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
The CONSPIRACY TRIAL.--
THcMPS0N'S 1RaNS3C-
TI0NS WITR BEN.
WOOD.
Casualties Of the Past Year In
Virginia, 10000 Men
HOW AND WHY JOHN MITCH
ELL WAS ARRESTED.
President Johnson's Inter-
view with the Richmond
Freedmen.
4 Subscription for Lee
Circulating in New
York.
APPLICATIONS OF STEVENS
End LEE FOR PARDON.
4 Subscription for Lee
Circulating in New
York,
APPLICATIONS OF STEVENS
End LEE FOR PARDON,
The South Politics, the Freed.
men, the People, ard the
Crops.
Eoyd's Theater Offered for
Sale at 100000.
From WASHINGTON.

7 he Richmond Fsee411nen-The Catu-
asxttA Of thn Virginia CampasEu-
15h~ k1amiMattoL Of PAyhe-tIllt-
tary Intelligence
, 1865-06-17


SwMpLIz0 0SoLD1Ens.-Wh h1t will men not etoop
to; We do not know, OF all mcan men there is
none lower or more contemplate thsn he who
will take advantage OK the csednllty Of toldies
md Hind]e him out Of his hood earned sab
ttance. A case in point: A few days einca eol-
dIez, former memner.of the l4th Illinois cavalry,
pho waa disabled BY eabre cut on the hand, was
ep,iced INTO an inst1tut!on On Randolph street,
called an "emplo,ment aceney." AID attet soma
situation on the morning following on coEtluon
Of bis paying them the sum Of 3a.0o. 0nsuspect.
Ing ard r1ednlous, he handed over the required
amount. and was gwen reccfp'. as folows;
"CAIcA1o, June 13, 1865.
"Receiyed OF An,non Miller. lwo dol1ars
!ta:onl which entities yoa 70 The privilege ot
Mr. miller sDpesrei at the oiace Ie1t morulae
aud YEA informed by the eent1auaanty ~ proprle.
.ervietf. put w.s a.eused be would meet with
better SUCCESS II he wou1d call round the next
d5y. he chilled tho next day, and The next,
WHICH wns yesterday, when be was Informed he
needn't come again, as the man who wanted hin
had coms during his shsenee and hired auoth.z
man! In other Words, hs WIS told to 'c!sat
nnFH
, 1865-06-17
TO CAPITALISTS
VALUABLE OIL PROPERTIES.

Loe1ted IN Pennsylvania, Ol1o aad Te,t Virgins,
soue VI +. er.du Ing. 5plsnd.d properties 10
asoek %. co,np,ny IN wtlca tho owner vii lo.p.
OF will Ell chesp, Adcress uuul Ju7s 2Dta, o.
T:!tpne OF &c. jesr9 ftuet
, 1865-06-17

G.efs Was made ty John A. Natshall,
Mayor, afler which speeches were made py Col.
Clarke Oscar .and others. 10 which responses
Tsre made BY different 1t oa:e.s % oi.he .eH u:ns;
Gu pleasantly. Gsleshurg has seldom seen 30 s1o-
ItpU5 daY
, 1865-06-17
VOL. XIX.

not be granted, rs he lid not consider him entitled
TO tucl leuierey.
Jed. Thuupeoa has issred 4 f4vnrsh'e address
to Lis late 1o1n1td, wherein be advises the Mis-
roEslrae not to attempt to return home, So mtny
cl them have committed acts contrary to tue laws
OF fWa1, and made threats which hsEe prtjudiced
the people OF the State against them.
Tom Tlbbe. Of Charlton comfy. vas recently
ti1ed 1y ut.::nry comtnIeBlou, sitting at Mscou
City, ard convicted G? violating hts oath. Being
4guetflla he w.s sent.ncea u ten years IN the
Fen.teuuary OF Missouri.
Coz Fletcher is st.n 10 the ctr, and has ct5eted
outtte 7.h regiment Of militia to preserve the
posed tntl1aatton mee,in. to 1anrroH evening,
callec by the CONSERVATIVES.
, 1865-06-17

Wendell Phillips Rcpudfation.
NEW YoRK, June 1B.-Wendel Phtlltps pub
llshes note In the ltt, in which hs ssys tho re-
pud,ation he spoke of tn Boston was th4r which
the rebels would he guilty off they were allowed
n get tr to Congress ~ restricting the suffrage at
IN the H1ttH-
, 1865-06-17

TIE Built Kun IEonuments,
WAsnESaToN. jane l8.-The report that the
Bull Run monument. have been defhced and de-
Uplfsh46, Is eont.aIctEd.
, 1865-06-17
European Emigration to Amxrica

Eufopenn EmJGFatfon to AnRFricn.
The 1fton1dadft, Of Stock holm, In striking
article on European emigration In the nine
teenth century. gives the following Interest
ing statistics Of the eInigrants sent By differ
ent European countries to America between
, 1865-06-17

WASHINGTON, Juns 18.-Ex.Sollcl.or Cha11er
entered upon his duties a. Assistant TREASURED to.
axv
, 1865-06-17

ROTICE.-Tne Manufacture oi
IN Pexes l, Continued - formerly By The subectlb
cs 1t 9S North Frat KIN sreek Ia not affected
epy Wy By the Int r!e on the cor1sT at Ohlo and
Ft.tklIn Streets. Q4deI1 prompt nEet At the usua
lAtr rsitfs. DAVID GOODWILLlE.
ttl7b3nkkt
, 1865-06-17
NEm AnnxrttsEu1&1ttB.

ITO MILL OWNERS AND MIL
- LsRs.-1h:oop's new Improved Patent G:aia
stoWtr, cA4 ut et Ant piNtcF u acknowledged by
those u4InR them 70 be lhs h4.t yet kaowa. Msnn
fss.uteo so.elY at sc Weat Wa. h!n9ton s,seet;
l. B. WALhRR, Proprietor.
P.S-T1its Tor cifcultr, te1:pEslt
, 1865-06-17

Superior qCa.str aLd II prime order. fo- lie hy
eHE3sfAN. HALL s ?Oc7,
CoMIulasfon Merchants, D1 80. Water u.
, 1865-06-17
h. ". HALLEcK, M.J. Gen.
uon. E. II. STANTON, Secretary Of War.

EE+E0hAA xAOA AA]A HL-ss SlQN1AA1.
Ksoxr11LE, TENNESSEE, June 4, 1865.
Hcn. EDWIN ii. STANTON, Stcfeta5yet Nar:
Ihsve inst eeen IN pr1nt the LITTER Of Geperll
Shermsn lo Lieutenant General Grant Of April
Is, IL which appear the fo!lowin. words:
'sMr. Stanton. In stating that my orders to
General Stoneman were likely to result In the
derperror. stoneman ~. not at Salisbury, hit
bad eonetb1ek 10 Statssy1lle. DAvis was beyosd
hlul. By turing towards me he was appru4chlsR
p:y1s. md hid hr joined ne as ordered, l would
have had mounted force greatly needed for that
and otter pnrpoees," &C.
General Sherman. directly and by implication.
In thee rems1kE ard assertions does me great
Injustice, nnd usEes a:tertfnna without knowi-
edge Of Circumstances. and 1whIc1 a-e tot borLe
cut by fAcfe. General Thomas has assured you
tbas ohs Jed orders strictly, tnd consider +: 4
rnty nwe 10 myself TO state that an teady ia
prove and show, ihtek: to your satisfaction,
FL ef-tnat hsd cbered General sherman's or.
eaped. Sttond-that h4d not Sheruan's orders,
proc aiming that peaee had been restored l. frou1
ihe Potomac to The Rio Gtande," BEEN received
phcn they were. 0Aris wOuld most likely hire
hr en- cepfn1ed by my csvalry in april, euth was
the disposition l hR1 made Of the command let
not Afterwards by direction, paid no attention to
Gencr.l Shermnn'e orders, Dav1e, In all huGsu
prueahifty, would haTe-escsp.d to the AlAas.
e{ppi Rirtz ur molestcd.
The o.Iect Of Central sherman, when he wrpte
the let'ef, WISE evidently to throw the Ecspo1st.
htii;y Of the escape o! DAVIS upon MYSELF Ind
ipatmnct a. hfs letter has been puplish+d to The
public mtrd+ ] haFe to ak that this statemut
aaY be given 10 tho public a. the anlidote.
GEpRuE STnxEEAY,
Msjot General.
, 1865-06-17

The Fire ut The State Pr1son-NatiouHl
Habh Appointing nt-Atx1sals or Reg
ftnAnfu.
, 1865-06-17

1860, Of whom a majority came to the United
States. Denmark lost hy emigration only
G.000 subjects between the years 1870 and
1sGo. the greater part Of whom went 70 Utah,
q Mormons. In etx yeats, from 1851 to 1857,
parts Of the world. From Portugal. between
1859 and 1862, 25 600 emtgrants went to Bra
~, while only 2 500 Portuguese came to the
United States IN fotty years-from 1870 to
1850.
The Immense and immediate prepondezance
Of the German immIgra tion Into this country
bns already made Itself felt, both socially and
p' litical'y and Its ul1erlor consequences in
10th respects will, probably, be Of the very
gtayest fmportancc.-N. 7. Horlj.
, 1865-06-17
Wool Sacks! Wool Sacks

a choics lot Of extra heavy Wool EacH jnst -
ceived and for sAla en- cooAtxnrcent, By BHERxAN,
HALL. POPE Al Enuth Water 1t. te11sS5::. II nBt
, 1865-06-17

j Tonr OF OhscrEax5an-Condit Of
The Pe6pie-Thc1k sentameDt4-fkela ela-
lions 81 xle Gid uIatteks and the
Free cs0Inen-A1nlFg at Lyuchburx.
, 1865-06-17

From .Eam1fcl.
Ne 1oEK, June 1G.-JamalEn dates to the G!h
state That eegcre drnueht Il prevailing. The
small p0r ts raging in the parish ol St. Thomas.
EcEeu-Thirtfes.
PHr1ApZ1rnA, June 16--Thc subscriptions to
the seven thirty 1oAu to-day. a. reported by JtJ
Cooke, were r, ,D11, non.
, 1865-06-17

The Troubles of the Richmond
Freedmen.
New YorK, June 1G-tThe Host's special ssys
Free'dent johnson to day promised the freedmen
Of Richmond that the ertls to which they had been
subjected should he remedied.
Gold.
NnE York. Junc IL - Gold hss tssen down.
wala turn. Speculation IL now entirely On the
bear side. thv prevailing idea among the shorts
beng that they will he ahte 70 cover at i40-
Nkr foRK, June lG.-Gold tonight 14lf.
, 1865-06-17

81 MEH HCH6NTS' EXCHANGE
Nl- OF TIE CITY OF Ci1CAho".-Yooks of
tuttc1lptien the rAtia Atock this Ak.ocl2t.oQ
win ha opr1ti 1T peasbotn str et IN IE EsDa
The as7h IL Juae, AT c'cIorE a. II.
felIbS.tf1&Ees BY GIpEE or THE EOErpR AIC1S.
, 1865-06-17

Etw ~ Il tine to ge: sindlinX vood only 81 50 PR
1rEr%s wagon Is 0G ter lnrie lea. Dc VERY. In.
qaire a. Planning htl cast ED Of ro:th tar street.
Itnrf
, 1865-06-17
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Arregt Of Claib Jacksnns4 Snn-EuefIf-
il Int Thnfn pAon's Ad-
uF4 ~ IL hrs m<n-The Jad3elat I'm
brpE1to-The militia Ordered Onk.
, 1865-06-17

Can be tac, Eita board IN The 7ea.ancs: ra.t cfths
scuth Size. Addnss Post OEce Box 1865.
Il n1khiSl - -
, 1865-06-17

tspec!sl Dispstch to Western Associated Pzesa.1
NEW FohE, June 16.
The exsminnt!nn ofthe graduating clsss Of est
fo,Lt Academy Ens concluded yesterday, but the
s1anlnanon OF other classes will continue for
sone dsya JeL Among the recent arrivals OF dis.
Generals Gao. Il. Thomas, sioc1m, aad ". E.