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SPECIAL dispatch AVS II is reporiea in VII
informed circles that the Government will
hold for trial the leaders of the rebellion,
and pardon all others by proclamation.
Fsrshsr fvos. the Nss.s.-sppa.
.Ncr OJloass. lag. 23.-Thc Times'
jackson special says that an ordinance has
passed rarifying all laws and official acts
passed since secession, not repugnant to
the Constitution of the United States, and
tina: Of Mississippi prior to January. 1851,
except laws concerning crimes and acts
enabling railroads to pay money borrowed
by them.
The same correspondent says Gov.
Sharkcy received dispatch from Presi-
dent johnson congratula'ing the Convcn-
ton on the progress making in paving
the way to re-admission to the Union.
All obstacles will soon be removed. Judge
T.. S. Fisher was nominated for Governor,
and the Convention then adjourned sine
die.
Minister Appointed 70 Denmark.
Washington, dug. 25.-Ex.C Congress.
man Geo. II. iolan, of Kentucky, has been
appointed Minister to Denmark.
Railroad Accident In Tennessee.
Nashville, AMg. 25.-A terrific accident
occurred on the Tennessee and Alabama
railroad to-day. The passenger train for
Huntsville this morning, ran off the long
trestle-work near Reynolds station. The
entire train was thrown off. Twelve per.
sons we're killed and 20 wounded.
Pardon asked for J~N. Davis.
New Orleans, Aug. 25.-Dates from
jackson of the gath says the ordinance
proposing to submit the people for ratif-
cation or rejection, was lost to A.
An eloquent appea. memorializng Pres
idcnt Johnson to grant pardon in behalf of
jeff. Davis and Charles Clark, late Gov
crnor of Mississippi, signed by over four
thousand ladies', was read and APP
proved. A resolution was adopted re-
guessing the President Of the Convention
to forward the same to the President of
the United States. The Convention gives
their President the right to reconvene
them when deemed necessary.
Washington, Aug. 24.-By General
Orders from the Adjutant Generals office,
the following Major-Generals are honor
ably discharged Banks. Casey. Heintzcl-
man, Buttcrfeld, Doubleday, Peck, and
Hartzhutf; also, IS Brevct Major Gen.
erals and AZ Brigadicrs.
Rebel Generals In Mexico.
New York, Aug. 26.-Brownsville,
Texas, dates to the 9Th states that an ex-
rebel officer boosted that Sterling Price
has been made Maj. General of Maximil-
ian's troops and was empowered to raise
cavalry force of 10000 men from the dis.
banded rebel armies, also that several
other rebel Generals have been commits
stoned by Macmillan, and it was intended
to have hundred thousand rebels in
Max.'s service within year.
It is reported that about dozen deser-
tiers from tho American army and navy
have been engaged in piratical operations
on the coast Of Honduras. Having muir
dcred the crew of small schooner they
subsequently, captured other vessels with
il. They were last seen near Cuba. There
is an Engliah vessel in pursuit.
Ort-rs ResPsssssg Parssea Prsss~srs.
Waskinosos. Aug. 26.-T'he following
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Executive Ofkce. Department Of State.
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