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ave devoted it's energies and means to bring
inc 10 Justice the more culpable authors OF the
hndcrsonvillc and kindred muTdcrsg Why
sbould NOS Col Van Buren have been charged
with The duty Of investigating the facts and
indicling The culpritsF
The Club has known for many months that
M indictment bas been found against Jefferson
Davis except for treason. II has known that
his counsel have been trying 10 bring on his
trial. or TO get him before some civil tribunal
by hqbc1s corpus. or in some way to procure
his liberation. How can it justify itself-if it
believes Davis guilty of numbering prisoners
in doing nothing TO procure his indictment
therefor
We happen TO know that Days's counsel
have been specially desrous chat such indict-
ment should be found, and chat he should
thereupon be put on trial. But nothing
like this has been done; and the blame-lf
blame there be-rests primarily on Edwin NJ.
Stanton. Secretary of War, and Jacob Holt,
Chief of the Bureau of Military Justice. If
there be facts duplicating Davis, they must
have the evidence or could easily have pro-
cured if, as il was their plain duty to do.
And. if they refused to do their duty, Col. Van
DuIen, Ddckcu Di tHt oHloh bVhbu' Ni''p
might have elected the leading facts and pro-
cured the proper indictment Would not this
have been better than to allow the man to lie
in jail two years unindicted for anything but
simple treason, and then find fault because
the prosecution still declining to proceed with
his trial-he is admitted to baiif
Meantime, Congress, through an energetic
Committee of Inquiry, has investigated the
charge that Davis is involved in the conspiracy
to assassinate President Lincoln has found the
principal witness in support OF that charge
pcriured villain and subOrner of perjury. and
has had him convicted and sent to State Prison,
where he now is serving ont his sentence.
Thus, a hostile Committee has virtually vim
dicatcd Davis from the charge whcreon he
was originally advertised rs murderer, and
price set OH his blood Two years of impris0n-
mcnt. under circumstances involving the ut
most possible notorety, with Stanton and Holt
very hostile to the accused and naturally anx-
ious to Justify their original proclamation, with
no indictment yet found but that for treason,
amount to withdrawal or ignoring of all
other charges If an indictment is not found
in two years against prisoner who is in jail
awaiting trial, the presumption is strong that
none will he found at all.
We will consider in our next the charge
of treason.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
Bishop MeGill of Richmond has left for Rome.

Bishop McGill of Richmond has left for Rome.
The two Senators Morrill, have sailed for Europe.
Ex-Gov. Welles of California will make New-Or-
leans his home. 'R
Rosa Bonheur is indignant at the reports that she
is insane. ...'
Morphy, the chess-payer. is to take part in the
coming Chess Congress In Paris.
The Rev. Geo. Hepworth will make the address for
the Boston Fourth OF July. a-.a '--
John Meredith Read, jr has received the thanks of
Victor Hugo for his history OF Hendriek Hudson.
Col Fitzgerald of The Philadelphia chy Item, has
written play for Clarke the comedian.
Major-(ien. Fosters apartments in Washington
were lately robbed Of Jewels 10 the value of $1,000
Gov Henry H. Grape of Michigan returns this year
On income Of So, ,0e3 ~ ...lu .-ov -
David Dudley Field has endowed memorial Pro-
fessorship of Astronomy IN william College.
Mr.. Millard Fillmore aud g The BlaiYy are ex-
peeed 10 be present at the nnvan of statue Of Henry
Clay In Louisville, on the 3oth st.i 90 ~
Prof Cyrus Northrop of New Haven. presi,les over
Convention OF Young Mems Christian Associations held
there. a. .. .i.-fI ...f .. H-r8 fls ~.
The Hon. Wm A. Graham once Secretary Of the
United states Navy aterward member or the Confeuer
ate senate has received his pardon fro the President
A husband 90 years old, accompanied by wife of
IT, was lately observed on Mainst, Buffalo, drawing his
infant In babyrhaise' i.t ,G L - y . p
Providence is going to erect. at an expense OF
900, massive rough bowlder as memorial to two OF
the States greatest sons, Canonicus and Mlantonomah
Robert e.. Winthrop of Boston has resigned the
presidency Of tho Board OF 0verseers or the Poor which
he has held siace its Organization.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NoTEs.


Public interest in the Flying Scud y at Wallacks
Tl,eater seems to have received impetus from tho
prevalent excitement TO the races at Jerome PARK
For the last three mig hts the theater has been
nearly as crowded as when the drama first produced
few changes by the way, to be noted IN tue cast
Miss Fanny Green plays Lord WOodbie, which par:
was formerly acted by Miss Mary Barrett who IS M ana
the OF Ned Campo is assumed Dy MISS mary ocott.
Several features have been added 10 the race
which closes the second act-nOably Punch ana JUDY
show that particularly amusing The regular season
at this theater will till about the sth Of June
Mr. Bogumi Dawson, the eminent German actor.
sailed Bremen Thursday in the steamer
He has acquired both money and fame IN TINS country
but rather more Of the former think than the latter
His memories of the United States can scarcely fall 70 DO
agreeable. ~, -
Matinees are to be given to-day by the Jsps at thd
Academy of Music: the Worre Sisters, AT the New
York Theater by Mr. Hackett and the theatrical com
pany at the Broadway Theater; by Grfn ana Cnrlssy
Minstrels at the Fifth-ave Opera House; aud Dy mr.
Greenwood who will exhibit the Bunyan Tableau ~
Union Hall. The usual afternoon performance VIII tsko
place at Barnum's Museum ..-.-..- ,-..
Banvards New Museum, on Broadway, near
Thirty st-st announced to be opened on the sd OK
June I
A burlesque of the Japs, that is presented by
Messrs Kely 4 Icons Minstrels is attracting large au-
diences at No. 72O Broadway, and Is very much ap-
pauded The minstrel company here one or the Dese
that we have ever had in the city,
There was no performance at the French Theater
last evening Mr. Boothroyd Farclough's engagement
having terminated somewhat abruptly In consequence.
we presume, Of a want OF sufficient patronage
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
OBITUARY.
SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON.


The Cable announces the death of Sir Archibald, Al
ison the welknown scotch historian The deceased was
born at Kenl ey 90 1892 After studying at the Unver
sty Of Edp gurgh was in 1874 admitted to the scoteh
bar In 1872 he appointed Deputy'Adyoeate ana ia
1888. sheriff Of Lanarshre, OF the most responsible
indical situations In Scotland Alison ardent adj
heren OF the Tory party and violent opponent of tn
Reform movement and be was on that account raised
in 1852 BY the Derby Ministry 70 Baronetcy The reps
taton OF Alison writer rests chiefly ON his large worf
entitled History Of Europe from 1883 10 he hf''''oo"y
ibe Bo,,ybos IN 1915 London, lso, 20 vols; 9th edit
1881 This work. though strongly colcred by the poteai
views Of the author obtained large circulation on ae
count of the uaess and the accuracy of its
of the interesting period OF which il treats aud twas
translated into nearly all the languages OF Europe ano
into Arabic. 1t followed by History OF ha'Sp
,o th E,u M Napoleon 10 the Accession OF Louis Ma
poleon7 london, 1852. Alison also wrote LIE Oh tho
Duke OF Marlborough several works on scotch AZ"
in defense OF protective system and against nee 'au"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

Instead of making a wild expedition against
battling adversary, Gen. Augur has shrewdy
concluded to guard the route of the Union Pa
cifc Railway, or, in other words, the Platte
route. He will defer his expedition till the
Fall, and, meanwhile, we concur with our cor
respondent at Denver, the Hon. A. *.
Mcclure, in the opinion that there will not
be decisive battle fought this season by
either Gen. Hancock or Gen. Augur. We are
tempted also to agree with him that the Indian
war will be one by fleet savages against
weak posts and isolated commands" For every
Indian killed by United States troops twenty
white scalps will be fourished in retalia-
ton. Our generals do not expect, we
hope to improve on the futility of past cam
paigns, by initiating the massacre policy of the
wretched Chivington. We shall have all the
trouble in quelling our savages that the British
encountered in suppressing their SepOys, If we
fail to take the speediest opportunity to grant
Justice in the administration of our Indian
affairs IT,
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LANES srANsFELp.

To ne Editor or Ths IrfeE"e A. .s.
SIR: see in to-dayIs English telesrams ss'
announcements of the death Of " Mr. Stansfed, W. ~.
We have L believe, but one Of that name IN me houso
JAMES srASsFELp. Member for HaiJar HHoe ne oar
loss is great "A Radical from his youth up no'
OF those who halt in mid career, but growins WIN
vears TO the strength Of more conhmed CONVICTIONS tho
stanch friend Of European freedom, personally mess
closely intimate with MasIni, sound rnm 'ns mrs. =.
yeur great American question constant IN his aen''0r
to his parliamentary and public duties, pam -
against him pure, upright, and arpiaoe IN private me.
his loss will be- felt both by the country and by his friends
could say much more Of him not necessary ioF 'hssc
Who knew him. and for others these few woras may
enough Allow me space for them They arc que W .Sc
memory of an honest and good man, my old friend snc
eomradc twenty years ago, Of the few really an"
thoroughly liberal men In Engand-lf not leader
surely trustworthy fcliowworker' always On .no
sIde. We have not twenty other men In pno1e e a.
good as he. -. iLs :. = 80 -i
No. ist Ean ssmfA.ss. asis. Tori, May 10
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and comforts of urban life more accessible, and
thereby attract that clement to the mining
regions which has long been wanting. In other
words mining precious metals will have the
same stability and steadiness with any other
pursuit
Tbe Central Pacific Company has large
forG-upward of 10000 men-at work, and
expects 10 reach Salt Lake about the same
time as the Union Pacific end approaches 1t
from the east The through connection WILL
from present Indications be made some time
in 1870; after which the Star of Empire can
tax, its way westward with greater case ana
snned.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

Letters like those of Judge Rives and Mr.
Dmry Wood, to colored voters, Indicate pro-
found reform in Virginia sentiment. What Judge
Rives has to say for himself is not especially
important but the question and questioners to
whom he makes reply certainly are. He avows
himself favorable to securing the electoral
franchise by the Constitution as far as it can
"be DONE" and of according to the people
every right and privilege of citizenship. He
believes that the subject Of "corpOral punish
"ment" is matter for legislation, and not
referabe to the Constitutional Convention
which is to be shortly held. These convictions
are somewhat colored by a somber fogyism,
but they are good as far as they go, and will,
of course, be intelligently weighed by Virginians
of African descent. Seldom have these gentle
men dared to put categorical questions to gen.
tlemen of the opposite complexion.
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The latest news from Qucretaro, which is to
the eth inst reports no new change in the
situation. Republican accounts say the Impe-
rialists had severely suffered in an engagement,
which lasted an hour and a-half. Imperialist
papers, on the other hand, claim, as usual,
great victories, but the news needs confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

A letter from Texas reports the presence
there of Quantrells rowing gang of murderers,
who are pursuing their old vocation thence to
the Arkansas border. Portions of the State are
in a condition of hideOus lawlessness.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

Gen. Pope's order of registration, just issued
redistricts the States of Georgia and Alabama,
and places freedman in every Board of Reg
istry. Other points of the order are equally
Interesting
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

to- Letter No. III ofd Tour through the Rocky
Mountains, Court reports, the Money ArticIc, and
Markets ,rW be found on the second page, and
Notices Of Books ofthe Week on the Sirh page.
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