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FROM WASHINGTON.
-, Wai-hinuton, Wnlni-miay, V,'y 17, 1866.
AKKIVA1. OK CIKN. TKBY.
Major-(i ii Alfred H Terry and staff arrive.l here
to-day If'1'" N' f'h Or., Una. The party left In the
tveoii p train ti r Wow-Yeil .
I.NTKKJlAl. REVINUK.
Wilhin the Inst 4b days 80 new distiicts for the
...llecti. n nf Internal 1C vei tie, have brei, ordt red in
Vir. inia, N' rt h Carolina, Ttuuissee. Alabama, Ken
tucky, and Mississippi. Revenue officers have been
appoint. d, h. .1 the colli ctioii of ri Venuo from thtae
Inte'y lit bel Districts is a n 'dy ei.mtnericinf
THE MAS NS.
'I'he Mann, ie Order have purchased the Urge lot on
the corner ol K aud Nitielh-st., trnd intend to erect a
Nalinnal Mi.h. i h: Temple thete.
HHTH CABOI.fNA ONIOIT8. -
It in ni di iHto.d thnt Prraiih nt John"" hue tent
for the editor of the Kaleigh Standard and other
Uutou nieo of North Carolina for a personal con
ference. THE AMNESTY PkXCLAMATION. '
The President's forthcoming Amnesty Proclamation
ii alriJi'v ir tvpe, and the pi nl-sheets have beau un
der fi.i.mUiiii i n lor several days by the Cabiuet. It
is undtrsteod that it will proffer the oath of allegiance
t.. nil who have served in the Hebel armies up to a
certain urade, .1. when accepted, to constitute a full
eiehaLge an. I pardon.
It ie also stated that the full scope ami he limiu
tiui s of Gen ('rant's Sherman terms of Amnesty are
to be deterred I'-, while those officers who shall have
been convicted of the horrible cruelties perpertrat il up
on owr pris iii is, will he tried, and if couvicted,
punished. Its publication is momentarily expected.
iff. davu.
An oftirer up I""' Kortn-ra Monroe states that
prt paialior-- ..ie u.ukn g there for confining Jeff.
Davis until so. h time a bis preseuce shall he required
p.r trial here.
A bulk .
The War Departmett hss received the butt ,;f a
trie some two int through, from in front of one of
lur.emthworks or the old battle-field of Spnttsyl
vai.ia, Irotn wl,ih tho tree-top had been literally shot
iff vitlh Inline. Twenty-eight jioucds of U-adeu
balls have b en picked out aud yet hundreds remain
imbedded in the aplinlcred weed. It nttrtct general
attention
KN. SHEIatAN.
t.ieu. Sherui n. iinoer a eense of iajoistice done
Inoi by the pub icatioi s of the Secretary of War,
wr..te a letter from Raleigh explanatory of his nego
tiations with Johnston, which he requested might be
lliwa the aanie publicity ns the Secretary ' strictures.
It is a noteworthy fact that Sherman's letter has
thus lar been auppretS'd.
niS. 1IAM.ICK.
When Gen. Halluek learued that Gen. Howard
.wm intending to march ihe right wing of Sbecmau '
army through Hi' hniond, be tolegrapbed Howard
that he should not permit it, and his guards would
be iueiriirted t lorbid their passage of the pontoons.
This was in retaliation of Sherman's refusal to allow
lla'lcrk to rrviev Hward flanked Gen. Halleck
hv r. in ivini.' ' i f.'.moJj and substituting his own.
OOll INDIAN POLIOV.
A movement, of considerable magnitude, at the
head of whiou is Hon. George W. Julian, is in pro
grtss hue, hving for its purpose a substitution of
the pacification for the annihilation policy in dealing
with'tIic'wiK-lVVstuTu'maT3r These- EBrttlBnw
are urging tip n (ho President and Secretary Harlan,
the appointmi nt af some intelligent and competent
member of the Society of Friends as Commissioner of
Indian Affairs in place of Mr. Dole. The systematic
robberies of which the Indians h ive been victims for
a term of yrmu, and the contstquent massacres of
which the frontier settlers have in turn been victims,
are iosUnce in proof ot Ibe litter failure of the coer
cion policy. It is understood that Secretary Harlan
is decidedly favorable to the reforms urged by Mr.
Julian aud others. On the other hand, ex-Senator
Wilkinson of Minnesota claims the appointment, it
the Goverrmaut concludes lo maintain the " h. nt
hostile relatio ns. Two prominent and icjv.- (Qua
kers have been nauil by Mr. Julian aim his f.ieade,
toe from Indiana and the other from Pennsylvaoi'i
GEN. HOWARD.
The following is the, 'order assijjuirig Genet. il
Howard :
War Dipaitmknt, A.t. Gen'b. Oeku e, )
Washinotok, May 12, 1865.
(ienerai Orders, No'.9l Order organizing Bureau
of lief ugees, 'Freedmtn and Abandoned LancLi.
first: By dirtctlou of the President, Major lieu.
0.0 Howard is asi;;uel pi duty, iu llm Wiirile,
purtment, a-. Omnii.i.Moii. r of tho llui e m m II. u
gees, Freedmeu and Abaudoued IujiIh un.l. i tie. i 1
ol Congress i.ntitie l mi " Ajt to ostahlieli a t.ur an
for the relief of Freedtnen and Ht'liigre!," to pern :in
the duties ami widec all the rights, amh .fi'y ; f
jurisdiction vested by the act of Congress in f'"'h
Commiaaloner. Gen Howard will enter il
upon the duties of CniiiiiiAi.ner sp.'.cdi'.t in -u l
act '
Second; The Quartermaster General will with .til
delay asign..ind furnish suitable ijua fr., an J .i i ; . 1 1 -mentsforthe
said Bureau
Third. Tho Adjutant General will a.-Jtgn i !r:e
said Bureau the number ot competent clerku .nut r
ized by the a.:l of degress.
liy order of the rreeidvui .u the ( Juito.l M
K. I). 'lOWNSEND, Aest. Adjutant (i.
A KlHeT BULLETIN.
The following is Gen. Howard's b.-t ftie
letin ;
FeEEBMEn's HORKAIT, VASllINliTON, D
May 10, I8C.S.
Cibculak Letter. In ai'.'.itdanoe with
Orders of the Wai L. t artuicnt. No. Ul.
immediately upmi the duties id
Refugees, Freedrnen, anil Abat.
iilllehll e .nte-'ijil.O.' I In ri.'1 o
the ,i of I and N'n.etenuLn--
t ie, bi vvcver app tinted,
Irudiiicii, an- rtquisLid t
possible ol tie- cii.ira. t. r and txt'-nl ot tht.ti' .v 1 1 . -
The commissi. 'iicr.- m .-up'-rinti n.lent -in Virgi .ia,
South Carolina and I, uini m.i are requ-Bled t p-p.ii I
direct to me 'he .iiinur i .. land t u-y m i h iv: ill il. r
eui.t i viai.o, lor li.e use. Tie de.iiiiuieu' ni-
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whn ii ave the ei.ai
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mandi rs in the insurrc . i inary t.llert
favor by transmitting . ..vuf the ditt.-ieni -order-lasu-d
b. tt-eirifivlv- M .,r ny tin tr ..j-ti'let i i;tiiti i i !ri..
relating to the governm nt and eiit)oy.mont of tni.l
;mii. Wtif it .-hall ie my ..njet-. sei ore ,s .1:11. h
"ut.iforillltyjta JMJjSIOll ::. the UH'.n r ol i III p'. II en!
and instrm tion of frt.dmin, I i i -. s;!y Pol:.:.' -operation
Ir itn all nfli-vrs n 1 agents wii i-.' p .MM",
or duty renders it p,seinlo for thi n, to ai i lilt- l liu
.N'igro should uodirsiaid nat ne i.-, reahy Ho, . '.i
on no arc unt, if able to work, .-h o'd l.e h iro t 0
thought that tlie Government Mil snp...rt inn in
idler f ss.
0. O. HnW aki., M.ij T ti. n ,
(.i'lmnissiooer of Fr. e hnen'- I'.urear
THE VETRAS I i lil-B.
General OrderiTNV 15, just promulgated Irotn tie
War Dspartnient, show that since June, 18i'.4, lit,
officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps have resigned,
27 have been dismissed since August, lH''ii, ii .'.ave
been discharged since March, 1864, and li have filed.
E'eveu aopoiotnieiiU ha e Iwen t- vok-d eincej i'v,
1864 ; 107 have been canceled since August, 1SG4 ;
12 officers declined appointments, aud one vac. ted
his position.
THE FUTl'HE OF WASHINGTON.
Uuder this lica.l, the Washiagtou Chrunictr
gets off a lengthy editorial, which claims lor the
Federal Capital in tho future, great, commercial
and businssH runowu, as well as magtiificenco utid
splendor of its public buildings. Ww hope lie
may live to realize his largest expectations. Wo
annex an extract.
IlD refureiico to the cflccts of the war on the
Federal city, he says :
" In one sense it has made Washington a his
toric city. It has been defended by hundreds of
thousands of brave mcu, and the blood of count
less heroes has been shed in the content for i's
poasession. In addition to this the mere pie.-,
euce of the armies has stimulated its resources. -Mauy
of our citizens have argueJ that this stim
ulous is merely temporary, and that the deelnra
tiou of peace will deprive us of the advantages we
have enjoyed for the last four years. Thi-i argil
merit, ha a certain valuxv Of course the army
has, to a certain extent, been a customer, and to
the extent of its custom we shall miss its ubji tice.
But this disadvantage will be couuterbalauced
The great barren Southern country brtrren be
cause of the sterile unecU or biavery will so .u j
blossom as the rose, and become the laud of p ace j
and plenty. Washington must be the emporium j
of the regenerated South. Tins uew community
will increase a new demand. Then wc must huve
manufacturing facilities The wa or power ot j
the upper Potomac is scarcely surpassed iu the i
world. At tl e upper falls twenty mills of the t
largest capacity might be erected. So we shall i
find new demands creating uew supplies, and uew I
! eoine suburban spot. The whole question ot pun
lie buildings requires careful and pnenpt ..jouei'l
eratiun, aud wo have no doubt Cougret-s will Mike
.-tops to secure it by the appointment of a eom-
1 !i)iii"N. In til" nioanfiiii'', b't priv:iteente! prise
do its .ihare. Washington eau bo made one ol
; the first cities on I he continent, and now i-
, time in begin the work.''
1 friuu the New York ladepondenl. )
I KDKOPEAN On N ION.
i Wi liavo read the tipinions of tho leading iniuo i
! Kuropu ou the asf assination of our good !'r . id. nl ,
i el th-ir speculatioi on the uobahle and posi-d'1-.
, ,.iii . . bat r-viit with u leeli.ig of inten-c e.i
, g. in. - o,ioiintiniT a, most to la-, ' ntiup. To us t.iey
r predictions after tho event, arid r"hears-iih ol i-.-n-.t.i.u-.
wliii.ii f.r us hav already lew tli.ir pi ignan
y. It' is curious to sen how tho keenest, n. .-! e.iln
valed. and most experien -ed intellect ..I ihr i i-d
W r!d view a subjeol iu widen wa bavi tne ch-.'-r.i
and profoiiudcnt iut rest. The keeu cuu .-i'y w ir's
' wl.icn we read those various ei pressiom .d Vr.eei,
a. Contained in the pages of our c-it.mip .r if.. , o.i
ihe : .-r i ! ..! thu Atlautic, is great. y Liglitt icd
by in. advantage wr enjoy of measuring their aluiitv
nml s-gi'-itv by 'h" vents which they onlv pro In
ev. I', .leg ir Gi.Idwiu Smitk. in a let, r to tl
Paily Xacx, of London, speaking of something
vl.i.'h i(:e Junes had said in relation to r.nr atl ius.
ch it an "impudent falsehood." The Tinas
hn l.-ng airogated to it-elf the title of the leading
.,im.il of Europe," but iu all that has been ptib
.he.l in Kriuland and France in relation to the al-
' '.irs this enuntrv during the past four year:-, i:.d i
to thu last arrival Irom Lurope, theru his l.o
.linn.' so iinworthv of public confidence. So lack!' !
m sag n-i .iin.-r.s, so perverse in judgment, am! o.o
..l.iv.i .' limited a degiee ! inforuiatioii. e.s tl.
' ..' a I li lt, r n fie linn
"Aiii.-'i. a " On this subj et tin
- - ,.r ,t jts r ad 'rs cannot
: ti eiin. i b. on persistently falsi.
I lui.-l: lorniial
A '1'., ot tier j .ur i's .f I jigland and Km i", with
an nn... imity of feeling and opinion wl.ioJi no oilier
( pii'-li , vi rit ever produced, have contained expos-,-,
t. s v.i.i. ii a.lli eur admiration and gratitude. V
j weie not prepared for si just a jndgmeni on the
i eimia. i-r of imr martyred I'reslilent. iir for s 1 1 !-a.
:,. d liei tl.- it view nt the actual position of -if, tirs
on the ut p.-easir I' the n-bel I i e.. Among UnttKh
I urn. i s t tj - D'lthj iV.iCi ana ttie drar nav.- long ncen
known and reeogniz-d H9 irm friinnls and intel.r.'i l
chaiiq ioua-of the cause of the Union and tho lea l.ru
the ; nave published, ou tho slid event which hs
ii.mwd the whole nati .n into mourning, are of tiio
.Inn r Ii r w. had a ilg1 t to link tor; but the aldes't
ik.kKis tint have oume under our notice, in the F. "j-l-nii
pttrf, are th'iiu which appeared in the Examiner
and the Spectator, the two leading literary papers . f
Great Britain for forty years. The journals of l'nis
have not hoi n behind t ta.se ot London, ei'her iu ability
or kindly vYinpathy.-arid what is most remarkable, is
ihe i'X i.'I dn "vle.lge . f . ur affairs, and the natuui of
mo iiimi uiioii.-i wln'ch munv of 'the French pul.ii ir-ts
exhinit. Jn tti" Aceiur Sational, a French j urnal
ol wni. h few ..I our readers, probably, have ever
heard, we find the billowing noble and touching
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supplies creating new industry and wealth -
Northern capital Will und a uew channel lor in- i,,, lr md. peodence, as ttewiU'tom with which tlie'i .mc.
vestment. The city will be made more eomfor- j amMuled thtir liberty. That a naii m driven ti. he-
table and attractive. Instead of being i vast , p. rati n suoiiio vortnrow ita ...priwii.
boarding-houte or bote! a kind of political car
avanserai, where mail live a'few mouths and iiur
ry off to distant aud more attractive homos our
city will become a dwelling-place On the hill
around the Auacostiu and the I'otomao private
mansions will be reared rivalling th- taste aud
spleudor of the mansions ou Staten Island and j
the Schuylkill river. No city iu ihe cuntry j
pruseuts so many attractive sites for beautiful pri-
vate homes as Washington, und ia a few years
we hope to see these hills, n iw covered with foli- j
age. aud .vegetation.,, and greeja wit.li. the.f w.sli. aii4. '
lile-iuspiring beauty of May, dotted with the
homes of genias, beauty, fame and wealth. Fi'i- j
Tate enterprise has done much in this path, and j
it will do more. Now that the Government has
a war off its bauds, with money iu the treasury,
it should also do its share toward mukiug the city
mora attractive. The l'ost Office should be ex
tended. Thore should be a Department of Ag
riculture ere&ted, Tbc I'atont Office should be
divorced from the Interior Department. Tne
Win Department is shamefully accommodated.
ami the result m that many ot the branches on...
war office are sctttiorcdarouud iu private dwel
lings We should have a uew While House.
The present building is little more thau au l'X'.;
utive office. The comfort aud dignity of tlie'
Presidential office require that the Chief Magis
trate should have a home away from the bustle
and turmoil of the city, and whure every wauder
iug oifjcerseeker and traveller would not have it
iu his power to intrude upon the President':- pri
vacy. Let. the present building bo made au ex
ecutive office, and a proper dwelling erected in
ild
Ii- e.nroie lost facts of history ; what is iiht- t i , t-
liiai -a rtatiuit, eutrgtU enough lo gut" rights
should be rijiliiiit u. Jinn tuoujli to ntam tin-.m
T i coi ipier liberty merely to lose It, to po-M M ..ii.
not in know liow to make use of it that i- to - y
i, oi know bow to he Ire. such has bu n
sh I'd.'il more than once by European d. nioeraey.
I'm lo strengthen liberty after having e.i.ipnr Id,
i giiai.iiii.-e it by vigorous lustitti.i n:. . i" forei
ai. and it oy grnn laws" an unpen, ti.ib.i- tn.it ul,
and pn.seiv. i; thus from ijs own ri. is, ii a .-. o l
wtiic.'i ..eliijuily never p .-oessed. wi.iuh l-.ui..;." i
niil utile ai ijlliiioted with, and wnieri ihe Now W-.rid
rn-rr-f--!tk-t- fi-( Xal,'.'-
1 1 anything could mitigate thu i egret iw l ei at tl..
death t.l .ur martyred President, is to know in.d
th it. i'vent has caustd a change of heart tn F.urope
("'Aard us, and that the o.'c'usiou has been s i rag trly
m oi d noon for au outburst of kiudiy leeln.g wnn li !
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trag"! p! i . . : -.. , n . ! .nak-K i. .- .-tit
i i ,. ir ie: a! . I ,v it. . . ' ! ' r i 1 !..ii"h ? What
-!.'.' d- leg- :;. - .i - .. ' p.. 1 on:. .
I : e , , . . .,' ion .in- ng"d,
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In a I, i I V- -. ii' ' . I, .. ..i'l .1 .p;...i mid V I."'
s ., e e. ri i Ins
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l ll.il ive I'll e
pi v: g
career vv '
ol ..rison e's .' Miiid l.e be trietl for assa,, iati... .'
Oi- bed 'a: lie d I nl tiirse crimes ? Jiut. I
d . ' r 'fi ' in." In tr!. I !., bin .trial I
.1 g 1 1 tb .), j o i .,. , 4 i:,'. ,rr. - , and, alter , i
n '..", I 1 ; ' ' , . :l a'' . r 1 ninly r ve ' ii I
t I , V. -V. ... I ip'ts. ..i.,s 111 ' e I ' '" I 3
!e 1 1, i, .. . 1 1 ... w ill one da .. OoT.-li the ..cdl'u! I,
,.ii. ti,.. Aireiliiin peop! l:.i ve c,v sen puinili
i 1 1" Ki.it y culprit. i with hanging, how shall they p. r
li.it .the greatest-' l' criminals t go tree ? W'n bin'.d
ni .o g-i i' i,i up ai this reek, I . 'he govorr.ui t:
sl.il! n hang Ji ITers ..i Davis, t'v n '"t it never in.
,ii. rn! i ," .- -i i I. Mi,: world t! mils - -.V. J'. Ii
."n't'Vir
1'IIK AMI'.HICVN An SL.W'I.KV .-(
KTV '
Splilll,,;' a lip apple into hnlv.'s was dour
l:i 1 w'.i i. lieu Mr dari'v-ii, :, ; Mr Phillipi,
J'1 ii f't dl: V ., '.ii-.au'reeiuent, tjlt! .u.etie , 1.
A ,-i-Sl .'iv ' .' Hoi'ieW mini lor Interesting and
m. n. oi ahi. ,vas the pmlouged .iMiiversii y , -T!i"
!.. inigs w .1 atiitiiate.l , the ileWiit. h keen,
tb. in'.'i ; gi' -o, and the dual vote a e"ivnax .'
i'. , b. .1 at!, :ti.'ii Ml"- i nu o iu argued ihat.
;" Slav, rv w;is rn-rualiy -il -I" -!n'l by law, or ws
moi. tlii oirtaiti to ho aft. i n. f.-w iciuainihi
States .should uyld their vot".s for the (.''institu
tional nieii.iin. iit . the Ant i Sla vol V Son ' ;
C'i'i! '. in ..- ie- fifri time for disbanding tb:::
tin pv. nt -" not. iiid ed, that its many ci-wor.:
i t .-, iviitil l amt still find ui'itim !! of useful w.ul
lemaiiti-::; '.i do, h'lt 'ha tlii.i v0rkeoul'.l be be.
l.-r '.-I.- t'loiigi nt-w .ig. ii.-o ' iiian ilirougli :!
.-Id .-o'i.gy that Ii '1 oiiigr.iivti its unie- .H
l'!::i i;.s, "ii tin .fln-i- hah I, pr-'f rnvd tl..' cm
li-l'l 1:1" . l' t!.o ; ll'ii y llll.l 'l' the pr -s!:"o ot i:-
hi I. a. in at o i'- ni l I 'r.'-idi ti: . t.rgHiuir Iki'
"liiVrry is inn vet aet'ially alioiished . and lb. i.
neither tin- Inderal ( iu Vcriitni lit nor the h't-'icl
on ii Aid Sort' lies can be sately tnist.-d to a i
as tin advanced baiiuer-b. ar' 1- of the radi ' l'
aholiti'ini-!-' 'i'he vote of decision showed ;.
strong majority in favor of continuance. Mr.
liarrison, however, was immediately re-elect i
Unanimously to ihe pn sideney , amid plaudits so
hearty (i. it in all our rx lichee ol public meet
ings v. ,.y, - heard them exee,'d. Hut the
V 'li.. .i; i' l 'itie l the po- l , am! the mantle of of
tire then fell upon Mf' I'hilllps.
In a niitioti to Mi Gani-ou's witbdl awal fro i.
tne i, uli.eii If h.i.. ...'.'iipiotl for thirty yrai.i.
Mr thu'i'i Johnson end Mr. I'Minimd J tii u.-
;.li i"i .in their j ml-, dl.'..r-!ii;. of Tin- 1'ii
.S'.ti ri j Si hi lit-' and we belh-i' their SUeec 1
s. :- :ne not yet eho-en -.un! will lie hard .
.-boose; In Ui'1 111 the ruvle tit the I f WHJiIlp '!'
pies, do wekie,.. .... gentle tiion more adinii i
l.'v -killful in Mle'i i ., ii nil lahois a- long hav
ina ie th 0 journal otn of tl.-- best edited in the
I lilted States.
t )!' e en -" we iicftl hardly say that the disa
gi .a iiieut ot 'opinion in the Anti-Slavery Society
t - . oui.ei iiing in, .piesiioii of iun:al or politic. i1.
pi im.'ij le, but ,,nly a, to the expedient use o.
dl Use of tin' Oi'iely's t'ol'lliei' Illl'tllOlls of lullo.'
4. id iiillueiinr . while, as to the moral principle.'
involved. ti-.tli hal.'esof tin- apple ar Ually
s mad nt t in; corn.- -.V Itul'i' .ii'lcid.
It i undei'stood thai lie ! 'resider.t I. .s n-spttf.'
tie sentetiees . fid.. Indiana eonsplratoi s, Howies io '
.M . i.'o.t.) , lrom M iy llllh to the 2d ol June, and com
mit : I Ii it of I lors.y to iinpri'- ininiint for life.
.'. ni, hi ot I went v citi m.. "I N 'I'th (Jarolma,
invin'd b, I'reside.i dohn.on toconfei - n the stt'i
e, i ri' le. oii.-iriici i"ii, have arrived in vY'aliinr,hiii
'I'ln-i oiji'" tlm gre.itisi il. stftlltioii pievailiug I
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