, 1865-07-06

fSpecill Dispatch th the Chicsro Tdbuns.]
WAsuKx9ToH, Jnly5.
The Emancipation Jubilee OF the fourth was =
great eucrels. Tho procecds, which have been
represented IL pertaining to 4 national uonu
nlcnt, will be devoted 10 the erection Of eernI-
rArJ for the education OF eo3ortd people. AL tho
Arrangements were we'll made, and everything
was orderly. Senator Wilson, and Governor
Balm Of Louisiana, were their principal orators.
helutter takng stronger grounds III he ever did
before IN favor of negro suffrage: lie sItd IN
conclusion: My ffesds, II there Is to ba r.R-
ulsr army maintained want The negro 10 farr1-
eon the Southern s,4ts;, 20 the Southern eye my
n.ent. .1Wnnt the era Of liberty e1'enaed SO that
sys1 h. q sy 11esee essn IG s may proudly
Scna.or Eilfon, ~ho naada the longest speech.
r:ld: The Congress OF re Cait:d stat:s aas
sssS Ptosibnr e. any 5ei fr5a aodos ny aes q
honor or cmotument IN the ctv1l, 1nlulary OF ca-
,al se,v1re q the Unlted states. We have
nsn to vcte, md whi's am 1 Opposed to coepEo ssS
1ee generally, nm inclined to astee 10 this one.
II yau, gentlemen Of the South, WI! allow the
oeee under ID The conssin,ou but ihs tnust AZ Ds h.
~ enactment The pardoning power does not
confer thle; wss In hopes Of seeing fcte today
ment, hut haye bcta q Disappointed. / 1ha!e sort
q az lcea that y you held The right Of eussee in
The District Of Columbia, Mayor WAllacn would
This was he only o.eanized celebration h.ld
IN Washington. and The authorities Of thu city
ne not eonpane enten 3os :heir epathy: ,
cavalr,.. Dudley Fickezshsn, from spr:nen id.
Is ono Of many of;lct1t recommended % apoett.on
10 Gen. Hsneock's co1pt, WHO has heen accep'.d 4
reeimtnt Of thr cofpe. orders vii b. issued To-.
eaucr Hanco:t's hex:;ass1ers ~ Baltimore, AID
his forces viii relieve most Of The troops nov stu.
| TONED In this reston.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Views on the ~ituastun-Ihr Pfssa-
dcnt's Hrnlth -I:~ps tsali+ cRss
As.tndnaents-Applicat'ons ~, FOR Far
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.tbune-l
| WASHINGTON, July 5, 1865.
| A letter bas recectay been zcceived by E. Il.
Bruce, late member Of The 1ehel Congress, 9lts
1idgr, l4.e In Msy. Thu ,rgisise raitor says: u
ditt ,dea, nesr Wood:tosk- g., ths
uust there will be wltdo1 enough In he Conn.
ellis at Washington Clty not to drive brave aud
suffering people to the remedies which fpnog
from dekpslt. Every Dan should nov exr1t Ill
the influence he possesses 10 make the present
and let ii be remembered there ca1 be no lattlng
The President continued 10 Improve, bit ia &C.
cottance with the aeV.ee o. Surgeon Geners1
Barnes, ho will not receive visitors for several
day8 to conc.
lii. Fred. Seward has 10 fxr recovered as to be
A9le 10 ride ont each day, weather permitting
and be expects shortly TO be Aple to visit hi,
home IN the State VI Nav Turk.
General Hsleck leavce the e.t5 this evening 70:
New York, where he Will remain until the Gttt o!
| Argust, whtn he will sail for san Francisco. te
a.tun,e the command ct the department Of the
| Pacific.
Ahont one hundred er1 teve2ty applications 70!
n1Tdnp weFe cFluted to-lsy, asps bt-odred nnd
! thirty Of which wtre those Of North Cerot1uis1s
| uron recommendation Of Governor Holden.
sae beet.