The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 24, 1865, Page 1

y Telegraph to the N. ¥. Sun, — 6 JEFF, LOCKED UP. he “Confederacy” in Fortress Monroe. | PParting of Davis With His Family THE SCENE AN AFFECTING ONE, , The Women Prisoners to Go South UR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES | THE GRAND REVIEW, AGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. arch of 75,000 Veterans. nteresting Scenes and Incidents, THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS. djournment To Thursday. EWS FROM THE WEST. Max. Not To Be Invaded. A CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION ARRESTED, More Surrenders In Florida. St. Marks ‘Tallahassee, &e., ex, &e, Jeff. Davis and His Friends. They are Safely | ocked Monroe Fortreaa Monroe, May At one o'clock this Sfternoon the atemmer Silna J. Pleree left Baltimore Wharf at thie place with Brevet Major Gen, Miles, eccompanied by other ofticere of prominenee, and Proceeded to the steamer Wm. P. Clyde, at anchor in the etream with Jef? Davie and remainder ot the re. tei party on board. An hour, perhape to give depart. Ip at Fortress ° fie rehele time to take @ long farewell of friends and dear once, was awarded them. ‘The harbor, which usually ie erewded with teri kinds and classea of vweeerls, to-day look- fed alinoet deserted, rcarcely a doen eatl of ven eels could be counted, and even they seemed dull and listless, Col. Roberts, commander of Fortrose Monroe, perceiving the at ute necessity of mein- ttriet in conformity with the f the Government that the traneferment of the rebel party to Fortress Monroe should be con- ducted in as quiet Amanner as poesible, very earls in the morning etationed ruard« the immed ate vicinity of the caremante—-wh¢ are cells, intend- ed for the incarceration of the prisonereand also along the various paths and rouies they obliged to traverse while en rout tar dircipline, wishes would be to the Fortress In a short tine after the Pieree reached the wharf, the prieonere began to land. Such were the the ar gementes, strictly enforced by the military author- that no person was allowed to approach the orf where the prisoners landed, except at a ¢ tance of over five hus yards, Ap the prisonere marched up the whart, preceded by a guaré of their raptors, of the 4th Michigan cavalry, the tall epare form of Jeff. Davie, dressed in gray clothes and woar- ings light felt hat, could be easily discerned, Ae toon as the prisoners were all ashore, they were marched up along the Leach tothe esally-port of the water battery, in the rear of the fortress, aud thence to their cele in the recond tier of casemat Clement ©, Clay accompanied Jeff. Davis inside the fortreas, and also, itis euppored, the largest por- tion of his perronal staff, Mra. Davie snd her four ehildren, her bre*her and sister, and the wife of Cle- ment Clay remain on board the steamer Clyde, and it la thought will be rent South this evening, ne orders have been recoived from the War Depaitment pro- hibiting them trom going North, ‘lhe parting be- tween Jett, Davis and his family le deverited to have been of an extremely affecting nature, during which the fee the itious and desperate teLel leader were comp) Mayo poral Halle post thiee do ane gemonte made for the confinement of the rebel prleoner Stringent orders in relation to vieiting the fortres have been iseued, and all civilians are prohibited trom entesing it unless duly provided with @ pase from Major-General Hallces The Great Military Review. Grandost Spectacle of the Age. « of Vercomne, k hae been here during the intending the ay 23, 1865, The weather, tortar, that could be ised forthe unprecencently giand review of the Army of the Potomac, The atmorphere was pleasant, ‘he run shone w) clouded eplentor, and the re- tout rains had jaid thus rencering etree's in coo} ma Thousands of persons, ly W Aasilins wae everythin u he duet, icn, from other e.ties, wae line the sidewa ke, chi ~ including man have epee come hither to eee pase ant, from ihe Capitol to the Executive Mansion, a dis tance of a m aholf, while windowe and bal- and conics, and all eligible poritions, including houee- tops were oceupied by deeply interested rpectaors All public business was euspende’, aul there ware general holiday, The Capitol bore the otto in large ie tera: * Theonly national debt we never can pr le the debt we owe to the victorious Union rollers,” Hut few ciuizens were ot hor they were nearly ell abroad to witness the movement of the Army of the Posemas, and the tens of thousands of triod votoraue, The be tional flew kivh from allthe patle bulldis whilef the w.ndows on the line of procession (hi tars and BLIpes Were proiue dispiayed ‘the ope bevau (0 mov. from the north of the Capitol at rine ining. Ab’ the latrer place 5 ool girls wore assembled, neat- clothes, and there wae much € auone in; ug torward pres wereto tle soldiors, who gallantly bowed - nb These chil¢ren also sung patriotic once. ‘ihe Wamense columa moved in the following de Gem. yt at | debe i Vee RO Omi MNCL eaere | comauiianion Uke WOM aAvakMis hhh usede, eade commanding, General Staff Headquarters gnedron, Firet) Maseachueette Cavairy, Captain iB}, ot commanding, Major General erritt, commanding Aad Veedee ones Fecort. Mth U8. Cavalry, | “than, command- ing, Third Cavalry Division, Ma). Gen, Custer, com- twanding, This officer wae vorlferously cheered at Various pointe of the line, and was somewhat encum- dered by wreaths and boquets. which had een pre- tented to him. andwhioh he apprectatingly car:ied with hisleftarm, Other officers were almilar'y honored with cheers, and floral gifts and the waving of Landk chieta by Indies, Next followed the #4 and let ¢ airy Divirtous, commanded re tively by Brevet Major Gen, Davies and Rrevet Major Gen, Devina the Horse Artillery brigade, the Provost Marshal ( rales brigade and the Eneineer brigade. compoeiug these bodies were com in larre part from New York. Weer Vireinia, Vermont Con- Decticut, Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mares d Michigan, Ninth Corps, Major Geo ke commanding; the let division commanded by | Brevet Major Gen Wilcox; the 2d division by liris | Geu. Griffin, and the dd division by Hrevet Brig (en | Curtin, [hese troops were trom Wisconsin, Michi- | ean, New York, Ponnayltvanta, Ob lo, Maryland, Mare- | achuretta, New Jerrev, Knode Leland, New Har | ebire, Vermont and Maine, Next followed a division \ th the 1%th Army Corps, commanded by Hrig. (eu. Dwieht, focluding an Artillery brie he troops lz being from Maine, New York Vermont, Conaecticut | and Maseachueetis, The bth Compa, brevet mon Gen, Charles Griffin commanding; the let division commanded by Chamberlain; the 2d ». Aytee, audthe Sd di Brevet Naor | by nu. Crawford, There trocpe were composed of volunt from Peun- evivenia, ow York, Maine, Massachuretta Michigan, Maryland, Delaware, Wieconsia, wiih | pie ted States artillery, Next came the second Co pa Major Geveral Humphreye commanding ne bine Division wae commanded by Breret Brg. Gen. Kam fay: the Becond by Keg, Gen, Barlow, and the Third by Bievet t. The (poope Were principally trom New York, Penne: vanis, Michigan, New Hampebin soma hueetts, Wircon- tin, Minnesota, Loiaware, Ohio, Werte pn Virginia, New Jeseey, Connecticut, Maine aud lodiane The troops, as they moved along Pennrylvania Ave ue, presented a «rand appearance, all arme of the ryice being reproseated in full force. The oeca- tional insertion of a body of zouaves served to relieve the ame’ . The Ask and light blue uniforme sven fine effect to the spectacle, Looking up the broad Penneylrania Avenu, there wae s continuous moving line, as far asthe eye coald reach, of National, | State, I)'vision, Brigade, Regiment sod other flags. fome of them were new, the etars of gold-leaf glitter- ing in the sun, and theee contrasiod strongly with flage borne in the procession, tattered in battle to mere shreds; other fiags were thickly covered with Dawes and dates of Late fields where victories were won by these proud veters The thag-staffs were decorate | with flowers, and very many boquets hang from the muzzles of muskets, There troops did not, As to dress, prorent a war-worn appearance—they wore all well and cleanly clad, and their fine mareh- ing elicited praise from every tongue Oa the south side of the Avenur, fronting the Ea- ecutive Mansion, a stand waa hung, handsomely and hoavily festooned with National fings, At various polnte were the inecriptions, “Atlanta.” “Wilder nee” “Stone Kiver.” “South Mountain.” “Shiloh,” “Vie “Savannah,” “Richmond,” “Peters- bure,” and “Coal Harber Thia etand wae in part occupied br President Johneon, members of the Cab- | net, Generals Grant apd Sherman, and other distin | enished army oiticers, On the lott were members of the Diplomatic Corps and their families two hun- | dred tickets having been iaened to this class of epectatorr On the etanda provided for the purpose were George Bancroft, together with members of Convress aud Governors of Btatee There wereanlso at leat thirty naval officers bearing the highest rank, and are many ariwy officers, includ ing Generale Hancock, Wilcox, Cadwall ry Hiteh cock, Newton and Rawlins, Ar corpse and divisions | passed in review of the President and Lieut.-cien, | Grant, their commanders severally and took seats cn the platform. The Judger of the Courts, the chiefs of the Government bureaus, and other public offic imilarly aeconmoda The crowd in that partof the city was extremely denre. it beine the main point of attraction, and the reviewing place where were nesenbled the highest clenitaries General Coster rode a powerful bores, restive, and at times ungovernable. When near the Treasury Department the animal madly dashed torward tothe head of the line. The Genera) vainly attempted to check his courser, and at the same time endeavoring to retain the wreath of flowers which had previously been placed upon bim, In the flight the General lost his hat, fle finally conquered his horse and rejoined lis column. passing the Presiden and he made a low bow and waa applauded by the multitude. Be- tween the rear of the Ninth Corpse and the advance of the Fifth Corpe there was an interval of ten or fif- teen minuatce, An inmense number of persons rush- ed into the opening which was thue made in tront of the stand ocenpied by President Johneon, General Grant aod the monbere of the Cabinet, and gave each one repeated cheers. These gentlemen generally rose and bowed their acknowledgement of the honor The troops cecupied six hours mm the review, from nine o'clock in the morning until three o'clock in the afternoon, In willitary phrase the " © atep” was taken from the capitol to Reventeentbh etiert from whie!) point the various organizations pioceeded on the march to their seperate quarte! The review is spokea of asthe greatest which has ever taken place on this coutineut, Ii wae agiand affuir and eugvestive of trials and victories of the Amny of the Potomac, left the column . were SROOND DISPATON, Washington, May 12,~ The geveral idea ie that the number of troops comprising the Army of the Poto- inac, reviewed to-day, is about seventy-five thousand No negio troops were in the procession, F portico of the Treasury Department, to-day, the fisg of the Treasury Guard regucent was displayed, the lower portion tattered and torn, not by battle, but by the ppur of Booth the aasasein, as he jumped from the box at Ford's Theatre to the etage, ou the night of the areassination, A piacard appended etated thie fact, and it attracted much attention. Lieut, Gen, Grant, atteuded by an orderly only, rode on Penns) ivania Avenue this evening oi the hatin compliment. Thousande of etrangere left the city after the review to-d: but their places have been supplied by ot least an equal nurnber wo witness the review of Sherman's army, which is to tke orrow, Ho large le the Ingress of visitors ance (hat many of them are unable to fad | lodging accommodations, The Great Trials. Adjourament to Tharsday. Washincton, May 2%.—The Court met at half-poat | ten this morning, Mr, Aiken eid that ae the ( ernment found it inconvenient to clove ite testimony | ut this time to ehow that a coneplracy did exiet, he would to-morrow be ready to goon with the defence, he the Court. oe Colonel Burnett, the Judge Advocate, remarked | that four or five witneseee were yet to be examined | with reference to the accure Some of them were | in Baltimore, and eome in thiscity, but the latter | bad not been able to crore the line of the military re- view to reach this place, Judge Advoca‘e General Holt briefly stayed the difficulty of procuring the at- tendance of witnesses at thie time, and, after a brief Crowds | | of people on the eidewalka cheered him; he lifted hia | was not d'spored to waete the valuable tine of | The | | ) | vate baegace at the depot was demolished Sarrender of St. Marks and Tallahanses to our Ferces Capture of the Stcawer Spray The United States steamer Rhode Island, Com Mander Stephen 1D), Trenchard, arrived at this port Inst evening, from Poneacola the 10th instant She brines news of the surrondor of St. Marke and Talla- baserce, Fla, to our forces on the Oth fnst,, and also of the steamer Ypray to Lieut. Gibson, of the Moharska, on the Lith inet, The U. 8 steamers KR. K. Cu . Fort Jackson, Poromac and Kanawha were at Ponusa- cole Washington, May 28.—O ficial Intelligence has been recvived of the surrender of Bt. Marke and Tallatine- see, Florida, to our forces, and also of the rebel steamer Sprar _— From Georgia. Interesting Items of News terday came to hand the first flee of Georgle papere that have been received in thie city, since the opening of the rebellion, We cull various itene of Interest therefrom + The Aucueta Coxstiretiosarter hee the asteand+ {ng information th Richmond had heen re-cap- tured by the rebel Gen, Roeser, and a ca ¥ force which had afterwards moved forward to invade Mary- land and Penoaylvauta | A gang of “loose women and non” enacted the gore ¢roment stores in Aucusta, after the earrender, The Croost lr AND SENTINEL eaye that the “brave eo diere™ lowe enough be Fr ® All Beausepard’s pri- In a number of the last-named paper appears Gen Wilson's adver isement offering @ reward of $10.00 in gold, to the capror of Jeff. Davie. aud adding “several rnidions of epecic reported to be with bim will become the p The ear mente of th advertise. ta on paper of D bid clave hunti “One Hundred Neerucee Wanted 1 will pay # lib- eral price for any number of lMkely nore auch os boys, girle and afew men and families wi ie (A. Wileon got bis wish, Le probatly repeated of it afew dave later The Crmostone of the 6th of Mav eave token of * change of affaires in th tion, in edi. m which weextract a apec parene “Our people oncht now to be fully convinced that it ia folly, ¥en more, that it # madness for any one to Fup} pone that the United States Government can be uc. cosstully tenia by force of arme, It formeriy had uale, ute atthe head of nations. the eatest aud most formidable of any earthly 4 resoure have not been impatred th the le the Inte gigantic warethey are iuexhaustible lu short, ae a Government, it le pironger now, aud hae @ firtier position than when the late lamentable strux- £16 wae inauenrated From an article on the exhanation of the South we learn that there ten “dietressing scarcity of even the searive of life, and the couvtry is alot of all Kinds of merchandise, “Our agneultu Deo were worn Cat, and our tock of hor mules reduced eo low chat there ie not sufficient for the cultivation of the soil, The phyrleal euffering and destitution wrought by the net now be- ginning to be appreciated, ¢ nance —our exhausted conumisaariat , the scarcity of the met . coloreal fortu ri laborera dircharer alithese thinge muet inevitably ecree of ruflering unprecedented in our es; thousands of from employment reduce A history." From Richmond. The Richmond Wiis of May 22 hae jong arti. cleon “The Great Teeuce Kettled by the War In which it eaye Whe did the enn of our national prosperity anderes Apartialeciipes * Why were the trinmpbha of pew so rmidely interrupted by thi wrolution and the horrid din of anus? Att ular point of cur history, when anew reckoning le to he wade, it is well to know the trie anewer to these quer * Verhapa the shortest and moet comprehensive anewer that cant iven ts to any, that thore thines happen ed because there lived in the Southern States a clase of sectional politicians, distinguished (rome of then) for their talents, their genius, their ready elejnence nnd wielding a inte lar influence, who (alos for it intry and themmaelves | jnbt of entertaining n@ They persivted in maintaining thas word “people,” wherever 't = oeeurred the Conssitution of the United States the States in their capacity. They laid i that no voluntary poll to be upheld by a compulrory obliga With a metaphyeical subticty that would have done credit to the echolasticiom of the middie ager, they ru corded in convincing themeelves, and in tnductie othera to believe, that the (Government of the L nited States was in fact uo government at all, but simply no league, and a leneue of that ymialous and peculiar character which eave to each and wil parties to it @ complete aud unqualified right to withdraw from 1 at amie} Tt ia true they were sustained in their vuliar view of the organization of the government by the “resolu. tions of 8 and "99." and the eminent mon who re. cognized the eclarations shibboleth. but itis aleo true that Warhinet Wehbe ster, Clay, Jnckeon, and other distinguished Amer- eon etatesmen, had maintalned and expreered {nthe ttruggled for vtain that paramount their oy ments never could rise to onal idesaand senti- the in meant only reparate * eovereien,! orvanic opinions diametrically opposed to thie view United st war now Just closing. t life, for national exirte which Waebington ; political interest, ‘th conetitutes tie oue peop.e.” If Washington was rielit in that opinion who were the vietors, aud who the vanquithed in in thiewar, Has the North conqacred has the south been overcome? No! (nion, which Bnows no North and no sonth, hoa triumphed, mand nullification have periaed. ‘hes real parties to the war; for war is b mu e cero @ nu and the luetitution of slavery hae met the» ate, but the L nion etill curvives—eurviver, let ue hope. to siower Dlessinus ou our iand, to eflace the ravages Of war oud make us oon forget, in the accompllehinent of a rplendid national destiny, the storme by whieb the country hasbeen shaken, Leta hope, aleo, thar we pow bave a Union never to al ide a govern ment that will eo work out its ben desigas that every American citizen will rexl aud ap ate the no abl Concerning the new Govern It je now stated. with some chow of authority, thas Governor Pie: po of Virginia, will leave Ave . dris on Wednesday next to ertatiiel in Kichmond the government of the Commonwealth, He brings with bim the arch. ves of the State, and will be aceorpau- jed by State omecers, hie family andothers, A specs ial boat will convey the party to Kockertts, where the citizens will weet and weiwone them through @ com mittee, Asalute and address of weleome will honor the event of the viritore The following items are from the Richmond papers: Ying Home THe Dean.—Those ominous, lone that Letobeu the cest re ina ot thove joad, aud long lot, crowd ame Express Company. They are, tor the remainy ouly, (sken from Ouky vod # where the Federal dead tisinter ed eon'a certiticaté, cer ifying nicetd aud packed, is wee wrest polition! truth, that “Liberty and Union, aud forever,” are, indeed, “one end inseper- ay pnt to he war, now Mee of . the mort pari that ® body ts pop ceanary fo the transy fon of tetuaioa, Va-speuker Hoeeek, of the Contederate House of Keypress attves, who js at present «topping at A kinttox Court Houre met w! bu acoident o} last week, which mil been more seriou wae handUng e pis the weapon exp ball throuyh bis toot, dered his protess.onal vir in whore counts Mr. Hocock wae tii) cop dhe him to his huime sr eom » bot bie wound will weeks, Max Not to be Invaded, Ao Expedition irom San Francisco De- taine Tbe bark Brooklyn, which was toeal!l for Arizona with 400 Mexican emigrants, gud which had 26) flresstos on board, been detained by the Custom Llouse authorities, who have telegraphed to the prermirer, San lranciace, May euses of Voehington for instiuctions in It ie euppored tbat the party, conaist- ing twaloly of Aniericans, was bound to Mexico, to help Juarez, Tas Richmond Wu 6 that Quantiel), the fuerrilla, was vot wounded and captured by Toxes'# esgule wear Tay lacarals Byy on Gwin’s Sonora Expedition. Tie stated by what seems to be good authority that Dr, Ciwin, whore expedition to Sonora has creat ed #0 inuch comment, goes there ander protection of of colonization aud development of the mineral and eericultural resources of Ronora, and constitutes him a Director-in-Chiet” at Ariepe, the seat of Govern. ment, with a salary of £60,000 @ year, Marshal Ba- raine 6u yt him with a force of French troops, h will remain in Sonora ro long as needed to nd order and overawe the Indian: ues tions that come outelde of the code of laws which are to be promu gated, will be decided by au Imperial Council of which Gwin is President, Au hew-comers THust take the oath of alleelance to the Mexican Gov- ernment. It te further stated that * thie plan of cole enigation te one of peace au cree, It is entirely disconnected with al a d move- ments, boing intence! eiruply to mere! revenue of the Mexican Firuy aud enable it to pay off ite foreten debte, particniariy the debt to France for which the receipts trom ali sources in Sonora will be piedved, over and above those necessary for the sup- port of ite government,” —— News Items (Dy Telegraph to Us New York Bum.) Tra subsertptions to the Seven Thirty Loan yea ferday reached #! There were TS !niil- vidual subecriptions of S40 an! $1 Toens wae an examination before the magie- trates, at Toronto yosterdar, in the case of Dr, Blackburn, of yellow fover infamy. promised on Thure tay, 8.000 A decision is Foc bun ired rebel prisorors at Indianapolia were releared on Monday, after taking the oath of slegiance. Four hundred mors were discharged yesterday jue grand musical Haydn BS clety tout val J of the Han lel and yesterday, at Now Lust evening no lese than 7 performere were on momen The house waa crowded in every part pecking and flour mill es. ts of Kingan Co. in Indianapolis, wae destroyed by fire, Monday night Lows, §800,000 The fire is suppoeed to have been the work of an Incendiary. Gas, M Dower: bas convened a military com- mission at San Franciaco to try the rebel pirates under the command of Hogg, aliaa Eusop, arrest. @d in November last off Panatis, while attempting fo eeize the steamer Ralvador, They were brought to California several months ago, and have been confined et Fort Alcatray, The proofe of their guilt are believed to be irrefrag- able in the harbor, Gov Mowrom, of Indiana, sugested to the fe- cretary of War, that it would be an appreciated compliment, if those officers who have been pro- moted for jwerit, but bave not heen muatered into the bigher races owing to the incomp erences of commands, should be mustered into those grades lefore they are discharged from service, It will, he anys, cost the Government pething, and tee urce of satisfaction to the men in queation, Bawnwron Tei amp dates to Maw Lith, containa @iermng midabip- ised great feelinys cane at Honolulu, by removing the national ensign fromthe Amoeri- rejoicing over the fall of ere newa to the effect thet mane r men of the British shay Clic of indijnation amon: the Ame ean Legation, amid the Riebmond, The captain of the Clio compelled the nildshipmen to restore the and make pullie spoligs, aller expressing bw own regres at the o curen General Intelligence. (By Med to the Bow York Bum.) Tar negro dance-houses in Nasbe.'le ara prol!fic in numbe tely Davie in confinement ia reported af comforta- blo an could be expected unuer the circum. siaucos. It is waid that women first resorted to lacing to show maniiod how well they could bear equeering. RatLkoap connections in Virginia, N rth Caro- low South Carolina, and the Southern States gon- erally, ar being rapidly completed, No leas then 1,000 has been offered for an Eng- Tinh «uines of the date of 1676, which was found in sparden at Hoston, @ few daya aiuce, Ir oppeare that the losses by the late Canada in- Wwdabous ermovuted ty #100000, end thet ifty ten, Women avd children perished, To keep plucked flowers fresh for two weeke, putin the water of the vase iu which they st . pluch of uitrate of soda Aerarvena laborer in Vienna lately killed his two little daughtere in bua trenzy at rprayore for bread, anc Las becu wenten ed to be bauyed for the deed Nong #tearoers, two propellors, and thi s arrived ab the pours of Ricbwond, nd Siuday lest, and on the same ners aud bw hoovera mailed trom Commerce 16 looking up yy they are inauguratiog a new etyle of pavement with ternate jin of flagstone, two fee} wide aod x juchos thick, vided frou eaeb other by three fees of cobble stouca, The wh eis run ou the former, the horses travel on the latter, Sotomen DB. Pitencwy, @ boy of 16, tenced to 14 yearain thet port In Tr sion of the Bupeeme Court, at Nowburyport, Mass, and one bur- He was conv.cted of four ler enie giery, onl Was e.ubbora and limpen Just before Governor Drown, of arrested, he Lad, iu hie capacity of military com- maender of the militis forces of the Btute, surren- dered thee and all the qulitary stores of the state te Ger Wilson, Hoe gaveup 4,000 pounds of powder, On Thursday next, the amendment erasir word ‘waite m the Counecticus Sinte ¢ tution will come up for a tinal vote in the House, The aroen meus in queaion was continued by # Inajomty vove last year, Lk now r quires, w send it to the people, the assent of tworshirde of the present Levislavure Mra. Lincons, at her departure from Washing. ton, was accompanied by ber two sous, They lett ju the eveniu, Western train direct for Chicago, where the family will teke up their residevce for s the the prosent, ‘Vue articles whi nh they K tron the White House, including mauy presects mide to Mr, Liuculp, filled a large e.zed treignus car, Hos. Jee Clymens, whose death at Hunteville, Ala, Wao suucunced in yosterda,’s BUS, w ry lawyer Ly profession, ana the author of several uovels, He waa U.S. Senator tor tour years, being | elected iu J>40. He took no active partin sue war, and is beheved te base Veen & Union man at heart, Hin age Wan 53, Sey eHAL boo raph of Mr, Lincoln are in course fpreparetivn |) different writers, Robert Dale yea pou one thas is to take him two ete, ud bes des hita, Dr, Holland of Kercnioas, Messrs. Nicola and Pros ee privebe secreberiog, and ac WOree 10 bend, | the Spring ties | Hey the lase hers) have | Canapa bas profited by our we, but now itis #4) pulation, and the newspapers of thas couulry are dintrcesed about it. In eoine quarters filly one-third of the people are leaving for the Cue! foes, Ju iby eeetera sompauive fer Lee the French Emperor, who advocates Gwin's project | PRICE ONE CENT IN GOLD TWO CENTS IN CURRENCY, 4 leave by dorena together, while in Upper Canada stroller hegira existe, Belles le, GC, W, a lie Nage with mx or seven thousand peoy le, hae lose 160 tobabitante within the past few weeks, O the 10th of January the ahip Monsoon,of Ror- | ton, Was owt at Howland's Island, while taling | | Suan \ Mhough but one man pensbed. She we tehtin e beavy gale, after having jist taken 1,100 tone of guano, and strack heavy on the re Hushipping the rudder and losing part of the eter port, kee! came up io such manner that the ourf broke under the ship's quarter, and after Pounding away jor awhile, ehe sunk stern down, wile from shore, Tue dificultions in the Beotch tron trade bave en compromised, A couterence of the manters’ and Workinen's delegats was beld at Glaegowe when notes Were compared as to Kuglish privet. The masters acreed to with (raw their former 0 u end reduce the waces of pudiera 61. a tow inatead of In, and the wayes of millmen five ine steadof ten percent The \leyates aevepted the comprowlee, aud their acceptance Las (wou already confirmed by the workmen As has already been announced y mire rendered to Gen, Wilson at Mac Ga, Before doe ing 80 he addressed a note to Gen, Wilson 4 at Logrange, Ga, May 10, in which he aad lb ust seen the proclamation offering the rewar! for fe arrest, and added: “Conecic at my inte. cence, unwilling even to seein to fly from jistiets end coutident of my entire vindications fr ota re foul eu iuiputetion upon the full, fair 1 iopare Wal trial which To exnact to rece ve LT ehall xo ae Soon Be practical le wo Macon, to deliver mysell upr fe your custody."' Wrarenx railroad men lave long sought for some plan of shipping butter in summer wishous deruage At last am car has been invented, ands nimbers have been placed onthe western condi, whe meet the destieiend, They of inch toarda, placed tires rom the outside covering, the space betweem fe packed with sawdust, making tive inches ta fand piuesaf the carts entirely protecting the contents from the heat iu» the wortucst weather, The doors are also double. J. W. Mousses, of Bridgeport, Conn. is menue facturing an operasglassy, charm aod monogram combined, to be presented to Mra, Lincoln, Th to to be richly mountel with gold, pearls and diamonce—thirteen ciamonds representing the thirteen origival Sta! aud thirty-x pearls to represent the present number, Looking throu, b the lens on one side te to be seen the photograph, from lite, of President Lincoln. On the ober side is neon, in the form of a eliold!, the lewers tA. L4' over Wlic) ie @ single star, neath is en avoros priate motto. | b The National Cem Lf at Gettysbare Finials t inetalroent of the tron rating that ja te enclose the National Cemetery at Gettysburg hue been forwarde! to tte destination. The whole spleodid work is now finishel. The National Cemetery adjoins the old cemetery at Goitys!urg- Netween the two there has been put up thie irom railing, seventeen hundred feet in length The front contains 9 grand gateway, the whole front being five bondred feet in length. The gateway will compare in beauty with any known to exist im ony parvof the world, The grand double gate tn the centre ie flanke! bye aingle one on her tide, The two principal columne of the large gate~ way areamurmnounted by spread eagles of cores- ponding proportions, perched upon a sami globe. The pattern te rustic, aqoare with panel work, upom each of which in inscribed the narmoe of & Btate represented by Union troops in the battle of Get- tyaburg. Thue she right hand post slows the names Wisconsin, Rh de Island, Weat Virgipia, Illinois, Mincesote, Maryland, Michigan, [ndianw end Obie, and the lefs bears the moa of Penn- sylvanis, New dersey, New York, Massschu- #e.te, Connecticnt, New Hamperhire, Vermont and Maine -nine upon each aide, eighteen in all, The terin ‘yh a scarcely applicable to columns of auch proportions. The lesser poste are of corres. ponding si ape, surmounted by e draped urn, The centre-piece of the ler gates ia @ national shield ; the centr:-piece of the large gate ie star in @ wreath of laurel, The railing 18 plain and masm¥e, appropriate to ite purpose ‘ Aa Vaal LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE PICINITY A Festivat called “Blessed Virgin Mary's Help ot Chiistiana’ will be celebrated to-day in all the Catholle churches throughout the world, To thie chy bigh mast will be eung at allofthom durng the morning DeMAND FOR SATLORS,—-Since the suspen~ siou of recruiting for the uavy sailors are plenty, and can be hired at from #50 to #26 per month viously they could not be got under 850 per month, Coan LDown,--At the Exchange Rooms, 111 Broadway, y iday, reventeen thousand tons of various kinds of Vitteton coal were sold at prices ranging from $5.95 to #660, being «@ decline of from Wo to SI cente per ton, since iat mouth, Asparnacus,—A bunch of this vegetable contaluing seventeen spears, and weighing three and thiee-quarter pounds, was ibited io thie city yesterday, [twas brought fiom ataru on Long lee laod MAximintan’s Consen iu this city, M, Luis de Arroyo, state tu ieports, that various American officers of the highest respectability have asked bis permiesion to enter the service of the Mea~ jean Euvperor, but he hae been obliged to refuse them, there being uo agent bere to attend te the emigration of eoldlors Gory, atthe Evening Exchange, opened ov 1524, eold after call at 122%, and closed at 122%, Tur TRANSFIGUKATION Pre Nic At Jones Woons wos well attended yesterday, and everything wenton welluntil the parties were returning, about half past aix, when some rowdles, who had gathered around, begun to quarrel, and a fight occurred | e- tweeu them, during which several shote were fired Ly uuknown parties, and aman named John Stewart, f 15 Mott etree!, was shotin the left breast, Iv wae #o badly injured that he died at 8 o'clock, in the 10th Precinct Station House, where he was taken. The party who fired the shot eseaped, bur Captain Hart hasten vutin search of him, The shooting ware most dastardly affair; busit does not appear that the parties who got up the excursion were in any manner | connected with the affray, STRAWBERRIES are plentiful ip this market, They are relliug at @ dollar @ quart, gad at 25 centa a basket DEATH or AN OLD RKestoest,—Mr, Wm T. Plockney, a well known aud respected citizen died on Bupday morniug, 4t 2« o'clock, of apoplexy Vee » according now qui Mr. Pinckaey sot Governor of the Alma houre for rome formerly represenied ¢ Roventh Ward the loard of Fducation jor over twelve) eure ie fuperid will take piace to-morrow at 6% otlock, POM. fe m the Church of the Hols Trinuy, cornes Of Madison avenue and Forty -secoue auicet Inoy Movtprns Uston held a very large Inet evening T Bowery. Mr. Campbeld the Iron Mouldere Internuatioual Union, delivere? a leovthy address in relation to the labor movements which he propherled would be the grand topic t America, when the war should terminate, He urgee bie Learere to Combine tor tbe common goad, for with cut combination nothing could be done, With ri vw w etrikes he said, thet applications had been m r (COMMLDACd OL mam cree mnt.)