Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-07
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WAsHIxGroN, July Eek Governor Vance
was released IRON tue d Capitol Prison to
day, to return home, as subject to the Prrsi-
dents order
Secretary Stanton has so far recovered from
his illness as TO eali on the Pr.sisent to-
day
The ChIian Minister has recovered from biz
accident
TIE Posts special says that counsel and
friends of Mrs Surrart are already making
Efforts TO OBTAIN reprieve ior her, 1t is
thought that they will not succeed.
When the sestences we're read 10 The con.
spiralors to-day, Payne took IL cody, aud
s,k-d for u Baptist minister. Atzerot was
deeply affected, anu asked for Lutheran
minister Harold displayed considerable
lortude, aud only asked for 40 interview
witb his family. Mrs Surrstt was collected
aud sent for Father Walter, to attend her in
her last moments.
The trial OF MISS Mary Harris, after aele ct.
ing three additional jurors, making he panel
complete, was postponed until next Friday
The largest SAFE of horses that ever occur
red .n this country, is 10 take place on Gov.
eminent account, on the Arsenal grounds, at
Harper Ferry, on the Sh inst.
Two hundred and eighty petitions for par
dons were fi ed, among them Ash Ramsey
and Mcdowell, late members OF the Cuuiedsr.
ae Congress.
Although Mr. Ford announces bis Theater
open next NJ Juday, for theatrical performances.
IL is not believed that the hou5e will ever again
ue used Tor such pur pose, bnt will be purchased
by the Government, and used w depository
Tor trophies OF the late war, and as library
AID lecture hail Mr. Ford asserts that he Is
.oser TO the amount Of several thousand dol
lars, by reason Of cessation Of his business.
and the occupancy ot the house by the militia.
ry au horities, u Tor this he claims the
Government should remunerate him.
DELIVERY OF THE DEATH VARIANT To PAYEF,
HARRoLD, ATzeRoTT, AND MRS, suRRArT.
NJ jor General Han ock reported to The
Arsenal at noon, 10 day, and delivered th-
death warrants OF Payne, Harold Mrs Sir.
RAFT, and A'z.rolt, 10 Mej n General h 4rtoauf
VINO is 10 cha ge of the prisoners, WHEN the,
together visited Iae conde mned tottio m them.
ot the sentences pronounced, aud the time
fixed Tor tue execution,
Payne was the first 10 whom the int .ligence
was Communicated Ii did not seem to tak-
HIM ny surprise, as h. doubtless anticipated
no other, and uerved himseI a"curlIng,y. A
the others were more or l',s al .Cled. Ms
Surrart, particularly, sank under the dreud
announcement, aud pleaded four days add,
uooai time TO prepare herself for death All
lhe pels onrrs viii be attended by Cier, ymsn
Of Their own denomination.
The scaf III ms been erected in the south
yard Of ihe Cd Pen,ttntary bu ding, woich
Is INC osed hyH high brick wall CoHils aud
burial clothes havs already been prepared
Only a limited number OF persons will be I'd
milttd TO lbe scene
The s+n,enees otihe eonspiralo-s who are 10
np Imprisoned will b. carried into immrdlalr
Eject
The attending physician exercises the
belief that ihe Prssldent wId be able 10 resume
HE duii,s in a Nv days
In purru 4nce o. General Order No 100.
dated Heaoquartprs, d ptrlmeut Of Va hing.
ton, July 8, 1865, B--vet M-jor q neral
Bartleris Division, co1.i-ting Of lhe 70 Penn
lyann, l7th New Yr'k, 3jth New jersey.
l6h Pennsyv-nia, l4SI New York oh
Conneci cut, "a MASSACHUSETTS,, 29h 2S o.
l47 h, ~ | and II P-nnsvlvania 60 h and
l02 New York and 81 New Jersey Regiments
viii at once be Lserrd out OF the service
and ordered to rend Egous ia their respective
States t .s .... "a.
The first separate cavalry brigade compos-
ed OF the | st and 3 New Jersey, lsl Con
nectcui, and n Massachusetts Cavalry
Regiments Brigader General Gamble, com.
manding, will Immediately muster Them out
OF the service.
About 1875 pAFdons were granted th, week
rnostlV Nurth Catolipians