New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

Lord Stanley, who gave it as his opinion that
the question would be satisfactorily arranged.
1t is, OH the other hand, reported that consld-
cradle uneaSiness is created by the silence OF
King William of Prussia, who yesterday opened
the Pmssan Diet without making any mention
of the LuXemburg business. Some of the lead
ing German papers state that Count Bismarck
WAS not altogether opposed to the withdrawal
of the Plussan troops from Luxembourg but
that the King and most of the leading generals
wanted the Prussian claim to he defended.
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| THE HORRORS or MILITARY DESPOTISM
Senator Dixon on reaching his home and be
ing duly serenaded, we were told by telegram,
Military bill which placed in the hands the President
the lives OF all the citizens without trial yjury
We entreat the President not to hang ten or
twenty thousand of those citizens without
"trial by Jury" 1t wouldn't look well. And be-
side, two Bens Butler and Loan are "aftcr
d" him with sharp stick termed impeachment,
and third (Wade) stands ready to step into
! his shoes. On the whole, therefore, we con
slider it tolelably safe that the President won't
string the Southons up like onions, even
though the Military hill did pass.
Thc World feels even worse than Senator
Dixon. The iron has entered its soul; 80 1t
slnieks at THE Iron Heel" after this distress
ing fashion:
"It there American citizen who can read the let
sickles GEN Chrz and the warning Of cen Schoeld
The RichmOHd Times and yet not feel his blood boiling
OF the PROSTATE helpless South 1t more degraded To
! be insensiblc than to suffer.
sickles and schOfed make no false steps in theirs II Is
bV Reconstruction act OF the IL i III
perfect accordance with that partisan Nhoc'N'' ana
| iaw-dcfying enactment" &c, &c. &c.
Let us heed these gTOans and try To give
the sufferer an anOdyne; first endeavOiing to
understand what is the matter.
! /. Gen. Pope is in command of the Military
District embracing the State of Georgia. Mr.
Charles j. Jenkins was made Governor of that
state under Mr.. JOhnsOn's plan of RecOnstruc-
tion. Gen. Pope directs that jenkins, and all
the sub-Jenkinses, shall remain in office, and
administer the Government, subject to
the provisions of the Reconstruction
act of Congress jenkins sees fit
publicly to counsel the Georgians TO treat that
law as invalid and try 10 have it set aside.
Gen. Pope tells him that that won't do; if the
Governor is TO remain in Office Under "the
Military bill, he mustn't advise the people TO
defy and seek 10 subvert that act If he
chooses to try that policy, he must not do ii rs
his Gen. POpe's) appontec to the Governor
ship. Horrible, isn't it! Yet what else could
Gen. Pope do unless he should see fit 10 re-
sign and take himself ont of Georgia
.. Gen. SchOIield is Military Commandant of
the district which includes Virginia: head
quarters at Richmond. The Times (cXRcbeD
of that city sees fit to speak of the attitude of
those Black NnginianS who incline 10 act and
vote with the Republican party III these words:
"It is proposition which implies that they ready
to & grasp the oood''oi"e' h'no' O inc "'"Or' oi gu"
Gen. Schofeld SAYS he desires the utmost
liberty of speech and of the press, but thinks
this allusion 10 the army and loyal people OF
the United States not the thing. In short, he
inst endurcs this outbreak and won't stand
any more such. Isn't he a Haynan?
3. Gen. sickles finds that the fremcn of
Charleston :. G., right under his nosel have
contracted the bad habit Of disfavoring the
flag of their country They had great parade
last year, wherein they displayed great
Iicty of flags but that OF the United
States was not among them. He re-
marked the circumstance, but was
assured that il was an inadyerence so
lac let it pass. But last Friday they had
announcer pIdIu dDuudl Hhldu', 'iiu hS''Ih 'i'i'
long lines displayed all manner of flags but
that which was shot down at Fort sumter,
and wouldn't stay down; and now he
could nit help seeing that the insult was
intentional and deliberate. He was fairly
forced to try conclusions with the unchanged
Rebels, and determine whether they were or
were not his masters. So he gave this
order to Cen. Clous, his Post Command
ant:
81 desire that yOu will at once send for the Chief Of the
Fire Donartment aud inform him that the national
Standard must be borne IA front Of the column; that
escort of honor consist Of two members OF each
pany present will be detailed by hnsef 10 march with
The coOfs that the cO0rs be placed opposite the review
ING on ground designated for the review
and that every person In the column shall salute the
coOrs by lifting hat cap arriving at the point
three PAGES distant from the coOrs, and carrying the
upted marching past the eoois 10 The oht three PAGES
! distant from the same
and the foremen OF companies VIII be held response
BILE the OF this ORDER ana they are hereby
authorized and required TO arrest any person who sO
heys IT, You will take such measures as you may find 10
be necessary 10 insure the execution OF this order.
| "D i. sicKLEs Maior-Generai Commanding"
THAT order brought the matter TO focus
al once. As the procession was forbidden to
| move till it was obeyed, they soon found
U. s. flag Git had been pretended that they
couldn't get One,) placed it and guarded it as
directed, and were then allowed to proceed
ain ORDER" as they say i'll Congress. No