The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-19

Dudley Mann, who got big salary 1t Brusses nobody
knows for what nov living - some cheap Gsrmaa
colonel in the rebel service, sent BY M. psyis
during the war to Russia and now practising law n
TO the republic Of Mexico, and Afterwards major in the
rebel army in Kentucky. General William Preston 81
Kentucky rebol brigader, then sent TO the court q
MAMMALIAN, but received there George Eusts or
Louisiana, Secretary Of Legation to Sidell James r
or Aabams secretary 10 Lamar; Henry Vote, editor 3
the L"dss and commercial agent a. London; Edwin De
Pres at Washington, District Of Columbia employed n
write up the confederacy abroad Charles J. Helm OF
Kentucky Commissioner or Consul at Havana and some
Among the number Of this class already specially par
doned We may note Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston Who
the first diplomatic agents sent abroad by Mr. Davis and
A. Quintero, who was . rebel agent In Northern Mex.
leo; William L. Yancsy OF Alabama who sent 70
England along with Mann and RoGt, and died during the
war after his return to America.
Among the agents employed by the confederacy for
miscellaneous purposes not yet fully disclosed and
copied by this proclamation, we may mention Clement
M 0ay, o. Aabam. long confined prisoner at For!r:
vie, Alabama; Jake Thompson, who, with Clay, was
sent TO Canada and is still living there believe Gen.
defence in the suratt trial. Beverly Tucker who vs.
ENGAGED In shipping beet somewhere in Nova Scotia and
Bullock, sent abroad to buy ships Ferguson and Huss.
sent 10 London TO buy army supplieshe last Of whom
similar business The our notorious 10 George
Sanders, who affected to be . diplomatic aaent OF the
cOnfedeacy, hold any sort Of once Or commis
sion its servce-being probably a. we'll unSers,ood
In Richmond AZ he here.
The military men unpardonsd stin quite nun
and there barely space to give the names Of the mol
conspicuous First We have Robert e. Lee, Joseph II
Johnston, G. Beauregard, Samuel Cooper and Brsxton
Bragg all OF these full generals Cooper also Ad.
juant General ct Richmond. Among the lieutenant
generals are John B. Hood. Of Kentucky; John Pom.
berton, e Kirby Smith, Florida; Theophus Holmea
North Carolina; James Longstree Louisiana, and Has-
xu~,. ,h. ,,.;o- r.r...,. - ~..s..s =. -.
Pickett, Virginia. Jubal Early Virginia; Sterling Prios
Gusisvu: W. smith. Kentucky Mansfield TovsS, Wads
Ms9R
Malone, Virginia; Gordon Georgia; Ely, Maryland and
about twenty others Of lesser mark.
cluded-Admirai Semmes and Admiral Buchanan.
Among these not. Governor smith, virginia sscnei
g. Harris. of Tennessee; Clark Of Mississippi Moore d
Louisiana: Allen Of same State, died in Msxco Lab.
Of Arkansas; j. E. Brown. Of Georgia; NJ l. Bonhsm.
Magratn, f. W. Piokens, Governors Of South Carodina
elected State senator not bsne candidate then w.
made President OF the State Senate In the way the
Governor died and he thus became for the A;t.
ting Governor OF Florida For all which Mr.. Seward kept
him in Fort Pulaski some six months on pork and beams
manufacturing HIM into criminal Of the deepest dys
will show how idle it is to speak of the Pres
dent pardoning the prominent rebels by wholesale"
number OF those most distinguished in the south for
civil or military capacity, and that for those amisbls
persons who, more than two and half years after the
has closed are not content with the loss OF three
thousand millions OF slave property inflicted the
Southerners the immense destruction of other property
in the war; exceeding perhaps thousand millions more:
the frghfu carnage OF men in battle the burned home
steads and those who persisted during and since the
war from Starvation but are anxious to add yet more
personal suffering to the friguI OF negro gov.
ernmcnt, there still chance to gut their vengeance
The leading OF the South not pardoned except
Few
1t may be interesting to note what some Of thoss
unpardoned are about Lee President OF Washington
College, Lexington Va Joe Johnston President Of
the Selma Railroad; General Beauregard has LOUIS
railroad on band Cooper Is somewhere IN vrsima very
stealing his chickens; Hood somewhere In Texas at
last accounts; Pemberou has Disappeared also HomesI
Longstreet turned up In New Orleans the other day
writing letters the radicals; Hardee il in Georga3
Magruder in New York the other day. Jubal Early
is back in Missouri from fuitless journey to Mexieoi
Gusavus W. Smith has charge OF some large iron works
ton on the Mississippi; Forrest is commission msr.
chant and 10 planting cotton near Memphis; Dick lay.
Gn
road Gordon one of the best military minds Of the
South, IL Somewhere in Georgia; Admiral semmes
writing school books in England; Cobb the Law II
Georgia; roombs planting cotton, beleve Billy Smith,
Joe Brown, OF Georgia Is sumpng shs. State for ~
SO afs e. Ss
last is included in this amnesty He Is also, heas
preparing q history Of the war.
have said nothing about persons excluded for NAL,
treatment Of Union prisoners, and say nothing about
those who are excluded for being Mr. Lin.
coins assassinatio
On the WHOLE take It the number Of persons stl az
cuded from amnesty may be stated at one hun.
dred and certainly does not exceed dvs hundred a the
utmost Mr.. Johnson would have satisfied the country
better he had taken the advice Of the HERALD instead
OF Mr.. Stewards. and planted himself on the broad
ground OF universal amnesty, reconciliation and prog.
ress But few men In Office have the invaluable faculty
OF newspaper sense they peddls about res and whoa
they give away anything think the virtue IL gone csaa
out OF them.