, 1865-06-16
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tSpeeia1 D.;pstch to Western Associated Press,
NEW ToAK. June Is.
1ht Tribune ts s,rl:ed from Washington that
al ly!la1 from this Slate, no7 befor, he Mill.
tarE Co1,1aiss'on sitting Ii that city, have been
g stnc!n.ively 1emsnded, to their proper civil
Rord'4 Thcuscr.
The Jft14txt>s Washington special says: It is
stated 'hat Fords thcntsr property has been dis.
pofen OF 10 ~ association If fEonfrega'lon1fist.,
ant that It will edily be converted into place
The Freedmen.
A eircn1:s, dated to-day, from the headquarters
91 ihe GurssH Of re!nGees, freedmen aad aaan.
dcned ,s la1 ds, di1es that IN ae;o,daace with
bureau referred to. .he Assistant M
''o=,s.oper. .: Refugees, &C.. vii ss once NIX
es' mahs Of the amount oI pzuvisiona. clothing,
c.ass Of persans within thetr respective deptrt.
menta 1t also etstes that 1attous will not be
ctatrttou:fJ Issued t, teachers of f. .edm-n and
:e!ur.Ss. hut such Us sre du.y authorized hy Con.
q tssfohers u tho Bareau mas purchase ra'lcus IN
the same manner az commissioned ot1cefa Of the
army. I'M will receive Tree tran .portation On Gov
ernmt Ut t1snspeEts aud !arsoads. Public build:
tnts. such DE- thnsc seized by the Government
fftE dss!o5s perEors. not required for military
prrrtscs. u " b. used for sch0o!f. teachers sol.
d@tzh' Rtyts and rrfngetA.
Thc T~en1y-7hsrsl Corps.
hS1nS
mostly mustered ont and srur hons.
The Tu eus!rth Corps.
The H"sld's Washington sp- el4l ssys The dnal
Eltselultcu NJ tse efth 4rmy corps took place 10.
1I:j ia iho Tar Department T*'nty two rs:i.
n,<pis HcIu mustered ont from TIL. c:,rp, Ia one
d.y.
Last DRys Of the Generals.
This ie The 'aet day 10 which Ill AatoE Generals
usude, or are not on tet!ched service eau femsIn
with TINT rank in the army. Bust-: and D1nks
go ont Of Service under this tffer.
Brltish Neutrality,
TIE Etw York E:raid's WasAi5ctou snecfsl
k.ys: ".rhe celebrated Armstrong gun Which
wns presented by Armstrong 10 the Southern
(o-et:. sucs, aid ssa* used by them IN defens. Of
Fort Fisher, has heen brought to Washington.
1t Is mn2niacens piece Of ordnance, monntc
upon rosewood carriage aid eiaharate' ) lscpra-
ted. tits one Of the eviotnces Of historical men
trnEl1y III uur domea'1c dsfhcu!uee.
From Nlchmond.
The Ho'ldt Richmond correspondent le,rns
there IL snf. St diepoeitton on the part Of large
!sl holders to encourage emigration from Ed.
Fnue to VIrg;rl--- THY do moi relish northern
enic1at!on ard think tina by bringing emicrants
to- soutse1n p."pis IL and Gill;
pc: There Is = very general conviction that
With the present feeling, Of hostility which par
rsd' The Northern mind N 1etard 10 the South,
{ exnc.ed hy political power. The atysatase In !
political eerfo, IT hAylts fur sni,toos Of Whites
,nstesd Of four millions OF negroes. IL very ear.
neei;y considered, and Il urged By the heaviest
lsrd pNncft.
WASHINGTON. June 15-Thc condition Of Fred
erick II. StNyrd continues to b, n st encOpfnz.
tnc. TheEe. has been no helnrorhaee Ut his
wocrd for the paEt t"ensy-one days. 5ccretlr1
Stewards hea.sh continue. to lup:nyc. nc NOW
ref u'AIiy attends hussnrs4 and cDnFtste. cheer
fully etth hts friends, thoueh bis jaw /. still sup.
ported II an 'rnn r:m- work.
Refugees CufuE South.
larce numbers af tcfnge:s, white and HACK,
aIe cnpstsntly returning South and every day
there are r. 81 arrivals here Of former c.!!zen:
p be lt't Washington On ths breaking cut OF the
Petitions for Pardon.
fled in the Attorney Generals office The attend
ire tn them fs pecesss1ily slow. a. The p4pers Ia
lien.
Coiten.
So IA. only about G, oo0 bs'es Of cotton OF .h.t
captured At Charleston. sararnah. ind Mobile,
hare been turned over to the Trcla1ry D:part.
nent, al required fy law.
Captured Properly,
. large numbers Of app.scatioas for
r. 5s"1n b.2s s:s 81
{ IMPLY tlea In ,te Treasury Department, whiea @
:.n at present afford no relief In the premises.
ne AL 81 4aico. isos. pfoSioes thaf amy peraon
~ ,; ~ hG A. ~ uHntl VI sucn pEopes1y may a.
II ;1 s.,S tMo EYE ast ne suppression nt
X y, w. pss.et US Gatms 70 ne proceeds
'e'ef e',en a.a VI eo"'o'' 10 toe 1eoei1o1-
1he sonRftEnsfonaa Council.
NnsToS. june b.-The Consrt ;at1ona, Council
! It. $: ss,on 70 d'y passed the foloHlng address
o frct ide1t Johnton:
The National Congregational Council now 10
c.ttan n boston. representing near:y three
rnefed churches IN ~ SECTION: OF the country.
este 10 present fon rhefr christi eautatt0n, to