Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

! NEw YoRK, Mss 20 The 7rfbzne's
Washington speeial sayss ~ gI3 sf 10
The Attorney General has Just made
most important decision. BE afirms
/ that the amnesty procis nation wAs 3
rneans only 10 serve "a spselEe purpose,
|, which was the auPpressionoofgtbs rebel.
lion The Eebsllion ended, the, amnesty
b void. IL does not restore eitixenahip,
/ property or ve4ted rights. The Presl
! dent has ~ pawer ~ pardon. except for
| what is past athe kxeti1aise clsmanoy
cannot stretch to the future. therefore
the DEGREES Of con6seation must stand
Tbs decision viii 10 given 10 the pnblfc
| in-few dayA.I .e28ATnbas h1otfd sio1
.ui l0iirgtnfa SsAas E1eetioa. ao
/ The 7kf6sHss special says in the cleo
| ton for the House Of Delegates yestsr-
| day the disunionists swept Virginia as
far 'As known. Ia the Alexandria Dis.
| trict William Delany, Of Fairfax G. a.,
I Who has bitter hatred to the Uaion,
aud became a cripple in the rebel ser
/ vice, has been elected 10 the Senate, and
English, 10 less bitter, TO the House.
| Eaglsh took the oath of allsgiGnce only
the night before he Rnnonneed himself
] a. Q candidate. aez f.n nsfso4 i9 5-affg.
\ The HraLds Raleigh correspondent
| explains bow the rebel archieves fell
into our hands GrnsfaI Johnston noti.
6-d General Seho6eld that they wert al
Chsrlo.te, and the latter sstt Lieutanant /
/ Wsshburn for them. -Hu'iDt9g n9'
! Gen. Johnston received Lieut.. Wash
/ barn very eDurteouIiy and told I'm where
/ skA deaoun, arsa 49,. 4 l.. . H..
/ he bad already turned them over to The
! Union commander of the post, as be had
| no troops 70 put over them as guard.
sixes and descFipiions A large number
Of captured Uaion a.gsi duly lsbelIed.
| were tound. -.
7Ths rebel Gen. Banks claims ths,
isoeeh arrested, he vas not arrested ss
! A-fugitive, for be had previously offered
/ 10 suFrendsr himself 10 Gen Scho6eld,
! bat was refused and allowed TO return 10
/ bis family
The Hs7dlds Fsab Corps correspond
ent "a ysahe1work'o of Amusfering oct, uu-
! der she laie order, OF regiments whoss
i terms Of service expire prior 10 Oetober
lst, has been entered npon in earnest
4 MGsteF out rolls are being put In readi-
ness as rapidly as possiole Itis sup
/ poscd that within ten days the whole
1 Ho-s viii be Accomplished ~ r4''ls19a
4 7en Thursdsy night rhe corps which
4 lies neaF' Washington had grand torch
/ light procession. G. a GriHia, com
InAndsng the corps hes been presented
! With corps badgs costing 81. 500
I The 9th corps, which has been az
Manchester, On the James river, has
started for Washington to be rnustste
ont Of the 6erxicsa3i aaora a9w q =i
I The Hsralds Nozzle correspondent Of
] the l0Fh says: - ..4.,-.
I The city Is Elled up by the arrival Of
! pArolsd oheers and soldiers from Dick
! 1syioy's army Thsy meet our officers
! and men in the sssrests aud hotels wiah
she utmost good feeling, aud quiet and
order prevails --.--..
Trade is improving. Goods are ar.
/ irving in large quantities from Eew Or.
leans by every steamer. si7s0 i5 aga5-r
Both Gems Stern and Dick Taylor
a special dispatch 10 tSs Ttsbsas,
j dated Washington, z6sh, says: =
I ARola medal, commemorative Of the
iasagurstion of the South sAmerican
Interbaaionsl aCo6gfess. hss been sent
J to she press BY the President Of F+ru5 %
Specie is the oniy enrteSes ussd II
! Southwest Virginia ssH- aIFa0 E1i- fa1
! 9Thesern ana wtest crops ara sbund-
ant sud veil up. no.ts1fs1'il 1aA 5lai-
Union men returning from the
North are ssiii s4possd to social Psrss-
epkoQ- e4srvrsza -1.fs..E q -seF-r e1II al.
! 4 black gisI wss inhuIlaDly whipped
and iaosrsfsd By her lats master, for
refusing 10 vork without pay. An order
] for ibis arrest vas issnsd, bat be bad
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