, 1865-06-12

| lGfSG111 u1tpatCQ 10 LQe Gnif4IQ TrlhBue,f
WAsn1sG7os, June II.
Tho President has under consideration, and
will shortly Issue, a proclamation Intending to
put IN end to tie purcbate BY the Government
aeerts Of the protuct. Of the late insa17cc,iou,
a1y districts. The law OF July -, 1861. provides
for tho sale TO the Go1ernent Of pro-
ducts Of st4tes decl4red to BE-. In 1rsurrec.
lion, and requires IN effect th1t oneIoush
Of toeh products shall be ciren to the govern.
neDt. Tbs general idea entertained IL thst there
nm e. = enss1as
act. It IL undtrrfo3d tn. TIC Attorney Gsner.i
hsE given hls opinion that the remedy ia row
clare that there IL loDgc. IN 3n,urfectiou in auy
Of the States Il Gently in rebellion. twill be Vb.
eS'vea thst ihs ;anep'Ke & the law T.: products
| htllicn having ceased there are no longer pro
ducts Of states III resurrection. By removing ibis
I1aEon oi twenty-five PER cent, cotton. tobacco,
sn0 9thef products Of southern 4tacs will On BE-
ducts Of other ttstee.
;4,1.hsl n, L.ao9 hsy;er tendersd h,s resignation
h:a, to tale effect 10 morrow. the Secretary Of
State. On behalf Of the President, accepts the re-
M,;gni,iop: M scens nswlsdeea the va1a.hIo ,se1vIces
and regrets that he has determined to fptlte ffoG.
ne pos ton NJ. Good1t,e is appointed to succeed
oe one o. o. as q sas II r. MI GeSd
COMMITTEES o. the District OF Co1umbis
br1g. Gen. Feasenten, son Ut Senator Fessen.
bsiE.de, Of tic nrrt ilslslan Of G.n. nsaeoeE:s
cu1pe-
hop. Revesdy Johnsop's sraumcpt for the de.
10 be 4uestt Of jn1isd .ctIon or power OF a nil.
ttary COZ mission IL t1y the case. He m,kea the
fur.atr OH. ston thst certain OF th~ raem5 5er,
mental and morally dl,qual. ned tor trying tbs
2T1isonss; ri 1as a1sument !s qa!e long nd you'd
ATTiAFAfA = ~ %hx
eoupse1 for 'he accuscd 70 the jursdicfloa Of he
;Aii'arJ commtseiun relies tia: upon the proc.
declaring that iuting the insutlecIion aud "a
3 al rebel thsiE aide1e or abettors aud peraon
comfort to the Iebele, eh,1 be subject to mastiai
Law, tpd liable to trial ard punishmsat by courts
1nrs %s51i aS1os q m,ta H.
power y conveyed, the laws Of war aud the neees-
sity Of the recent crisis clothed this commission
III. h }prI,dtsto,; that hs aeeasea io:setne
::e Government Ae IN amy it, or eao4;s %3!h |
to = es.tsoy ,6e enemy ny then % !.r bsco@:
WITH he military gatb Hnd then make them.e vcs
sapeets to The laEs Of VIZ; that they havs forgot
en r. sds of he stvan I'D haze s.snfa
+ recognized a good lew BY the goveiumebt. !
These potqn weln substantially n.ae BY Judge
eoup!ldtJ to release the rebel prisoners it Camp
Dong1at, md approved By the Judge Advocate
GeDefsl snd the Seeretffy Of War
1t Is reported thai General Haiieek ha, become
thoritiea sec:!ng detachf 1t. for service 1t CITY
III; pfoeueed euea ser1s!a %
ttFuctioD a.t fall The evidence Is to these fact.
r1d be oa*rsd oeforv the Aiita15 comml.rion
SECOND DESPATCH. j..
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
WASHINGTON, June II, 1855.
The Inauguration cert monies OF the monuments
erected On tbc h!ttorcal battle deld OF Buil Rnn.
70 osJ xsre q much ,nssreat and were attended by
cfeers Of distinction, IN addition TO the |
military. many Of whom h1d taken part in the |
eeremolies were appropriate snd 1mpTessive
ne M91onen,s are anp5oprists strnetares and
Inen.
THIRD DISPATCH. |
.1udceunderwood, Of the o. s. District Court Of
Virkinis. arrived here t'dsy from Norfolk, win
ii 'as ?" apon whfa he
'idge and ffty othc:s. He hss asked the co opcr.
.tlon Of Attorney. General spee", .nd, intends to
,Soee ecufe the tr1al ~ eOou as uQcain1e.
Dr. Vim. Whcelao, ehtef Of he naval bureau Of
ned'etEo md Eufgsfy, died here this i. H. in his
Some Of the soldiers belonging to the Thirt1cth
|
'ted people in tfc eastern portion Of The city with
crocious cruelty. Hundreds Of women and chill
|zen IN order to secure theft safety, hare been
:1teHheIe. Several co'ored neu were shot dead
D their honeeR last night. The military auhQfi.
les have ordered ont = strong force to preserve
rider.
o!e1 go applications for pardon from civilian.
ave been received By the Attorney General
,Jnoee shaskey will probably be appointed Pro-
;fsfonal Governor Of 4tsstasippi. He has BEEN |
Union man during the rebellion, and his appoint
nt9s y II give satisfaction to the uaaoa element
Tbs Frtdericksburg Ledger Of tie ut
he ant regiment Of usnco:k's eorps
'attfe-:el5e, to inter the skeletons OF soldiers
nne, 1854: Tbs psrty brought with !hcm twenty
wagon loads Of cof6ns and I've weeks rat1ons.
Governor F1erpulnt, Of Virgins, held confer
rce on Saturday vi b John Minor Bolts. A1e1- |
ndet Rivee, Humphrey MArahsll, Wm. c. Wick |
I'm, Chas. l.. Ao*by Ind other prominent cltt-
ens Of Virginia.
WAsuIseroH, June II.
The Russian Minister. Baron Stocked, aud the
panith M1Drter, N. Ta.saro, waited upon MIR
ewaIu yesterday afternoon 1t the Department. Of +
oyereigps Tic profound condoienco md eympa-
by Of he TWO great nations for the national loss
bsthtLed BY The assassination Of The late Preei-
ent and for the treAaful sndertnet Of the family
Ct s;s Tasy A
The wife Of The Secretary hts tecn very iii for :
1me days past, but ts nov recovering.
.tdorlzed 81 The law to rreard the amount re. /
lived on policy OF insurance as either legacy |
! income, consequently assessor. un,il advised
i'll NJ, ho:d euch amounts to either tx.