Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-19
FORENOON REPORT.
Names of ths PSrsons Indicted at No
fnIL. Va,

| folk, Va
| NEw YoRK, June 10 The Times Wash.
ington special says: The following is an OH
cial statement OF the names OF the thirty
seven persons indicted for treason in the
United States District Court sitting at Nor
folk, Virginia: Montgomery d. Corse, late
Major General in the rebel army Richard
Snowden Andrews Henry b Taylor; Charles
James Faulkner, late United States Minister
to France; William N. McVesh, Of Alexan
driai Richard Ewell and JdbGl Eqrly, late
Generals in the rebel army; William G VIM
der, son of the late General Winder; Robert
Onld; George Booker, Corn.lius Boyle, A.
Washington, secessionists w. II Payne;
Thomas p. Turner; j A. Seldom, late rebel
Secretary OF Wa John Burton Richards, Jr
Wade Hampton, late Lieut., General of rebel
cavalry Richard H. Delany of Alexandria
William f. Taylor; John Debree James
Longstreet, late Lieutenant General Robert
Il. Lee f. Baxter; Wiiiiam Malone, late
Major General; William Smith, late Cover
nor Of Virginia; A. Hurton, late member of
Congress from Virginia; Roger Pryor
Daniel II Bradford Charles K Mallory
George W. c. Lee, son OF General Lee !;
Samuel Cooper, late Adjuta1t and Inspector
General; Henry Fitzbugh Lse, sou of Gen
eral Lee; Henry A Wise, Ex-Governor;
Benjamin Hagar George W. Alexander;
Richard II Booker; Fhzhneh Lee, nephew
Of General Lee, Thpnaa 5, Bocock, late
Speaker OF rebel House.
NAMES OF WITNESSES FOR PROSECUTION.
The witnesses summoned on the part OF
the prosecution, aud who testified before the
Grand Jury, are Edward Bradford, Walter b
Taylor, C G Oallan, Il W p Garnet, Robert
b Ford W Q Moore, Richard Evans, A G
Morrow, Thomas McCoust, J Ludlow, j 8,
Gamson, II Hender, James B Barry, c
Baynes, F Milligan,W A Durean, Henry W
Thomas, Isaac Davenport and w II Jones.
The Hersld's Richmond CORES pondent
says:
A conference took place 10 that city on
Thursday last between Governor Pierpont and
the members OF the Virginia Legislature The
subject under consideration being PROPOSE.
ton TO extend the right ofsutfrAge beyond the
limits posed by the Alexandria Constitution
by which all who have been taking part in the
rebellion are excluded from the privilege OF
voting. II Virginia is not represented in the
next session Of Congress, II will not be be-
cause ViTginians willing to fill seats in that
body cant be found Candidates for these
positions are coming to light rapidly, inclu
ding some gentlemen who a sboit time ago
would have considered themselves inHul ed by
being called citizens Of the United States.
II is even said that the late rebel Governor,
Extra Billy Smith proposes totun for elect
ion, il he can FIRST get President Johnson to
pardon him.
GENERAL OFFICERS MUSTERED OUT.
The Herald says that Gems Butler, Banks
and Heintzelmah, negleeting TO send 10 their
on or before the 18th inst, were
out Of service on Friday last
POST oRPfcE TO sg OPENED .ta
The post offices at Winchester and Dsnville
Virginia, have been ordered TO be opened
AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.
The Trlbunes Washington special dated
June 18Th says IL is aseertaiued that there
is a secret combination among the rebel real
estate owners Of Richmond not TO sell TO any
Northerner or Yankee purchaser. This ac-
counts for the fact that property there is now
held from one handred to three hundred per
cent higher than before the rebellion There
is good prospect that the parioning esrni-
val is about over The scores Of eminent
statesmen, and politicians who have thronged
the White House aud secured the pardon OF
euiprits for abundaa. lees are likely 10 find
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