Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR e w PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsyivanta ave. and Eleventh street, BY w. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, or 37 cents permonth. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, im adeance; $2 for six menths; @1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Sin. gle copies, onz cuwr; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. {[7" AvvweticrmEnts should be sent to the office before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Evening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1862. It invariably contains the Washington News that bas made The Daily Evening Star circulaig fo generally throughout the country” . {7 Single copies (in can be cared atthe counter, iamedistely afar the lvoe of the paper. Price—THREE CENTS. PARSON BROWNLOW IN CINCINNATI— OrrictaL, ENTISTRY. nis SPEECH. came along one Sebbath dayandstolefromme| — TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. re IRON BALL, D : The Cincinnati Gazette gives a lengthy ht very much. I might-have expected FURTHER FROM WoopsTock. if tamemertess DEPARTMENT, 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. pD® i, H. PEABODY, Secount of the reception of Parson Brownlow amy oa the northern army if I had believed The Enemy Driven Befere Us—The Hebel Fasrvanyr 4, 1862. Erg inadnies 2 NTrjs7, a in that city, on Friday last, together with his | all that was said of it, but I did not expect | Estimate of the Relative Less at the Bat- Novice 1s HEREBY ¢ivEN of the readiness of Teesonae oP h. The speech was delivered at the Mer-| that the chivalry and flower of the South| tie of Winchester, this Department to redeem the Treasury notes EMILE DUPRE. erations no pe 5 chants’ Exchange, se the afternoon, in | would be guilty of such an act, after all their} Woonsrock, April 2.—We have driven the en- | payable in one year from date, authorized by the pane toe Nes a Ith streecertwo doors eagt of the r mse to an invitation of a select committee : emy to-day from Strausburg to Woodstock, a} act of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and ere House, in same bailaing TA of the Chamber of Commerce - I tell to day, upon the honor of a man, | distance of twelve miles, and then to Edinburg, Treasur t Just Received and Opened, Bicson. = *, Mr. Brownlow was introduced to the mem- | that the Southera army and its hangers-on | Seven miles beyond. He contested the marc jet pegs Betard feuanplps si iad wed g bers by the President of the Chamber, and | have stolen more negroes in Virginia, Ten- most of the way, and ata strong position at which a vy ac! gress sppro’ A large and first-class steck of choice then addressed them as follows Tam sorry, gentlemen and fellow-citizens, that I am not in a condition to make yeu even a short speech. I have been accustomed for he conte: ited making a st; it Edinburg, meses, and Kentuoky, during the pest ig | becoummcs mati evap eet lager, mon at an the ave entic idges in his flight, except that at a narrow or aid y in the last forty years, and to- passage which ‘we were enabled to reach in time ex ind 24 March, 1661. Interest on Treasury notes of the above issues FAMILY GROCERIES, ‘will cease on the 7th day of April next by terms perecur can me God ! one-half the soldiers in Msi wa consisting of: others ‘peracn O&D Wear oth speedon Lue soum ed a al wed but one wounded Tee say matured | ven eee OO sae a crates, a es RAE five years to maki blic the uth never owned a slave er were ever | a ut one wou! - enemy = " on =aies daly failed in the art dufing the | related by the tles of consanguinity with any | more, but I cannot state the extent pee OF STATE, TEAS, a any style and price Genres past three years, while suffering from a bron- | one that ever did. [Cheese } ey are the Col. Ashby received a shot through his cap, ~ Wasarveron, January 25, 1808 strongest, ebial affection of the throat. I am getting | scourings of the lowest ler of society, t! lenin or Ween ome canoe porns ea Neary of Beate "will hersattor seestve pa po TR, better, however, and although for two years | meanest set of cowards on the face of the La swag ; gai. = Members of Congress on business on BUTTER. ween this city "No, $38 ’ past I could hardly speak above a whisper, I earth. Look how they fied at Fishing Crook, | "“Our men behaved amirably during the advance | CO=mencing with Saturday, the fit of next . Toth sta, Also, 90¥ Aree soeee Peete: can now make myself heard at the distance of | and everywhere else when the Union army | of yesterday. Our skirmishers were frequently | month. LARD, va marély 2 @ few feet, particularly when I am talking | got after them. fired upon by the rear guard of Jackson’s retreat- on Disunion—for I never get on that subject that God, in his providence, does not increase the volume of my voice. In addition to my other sufferings, I have been incarcerated in a damp, gloomy jail, shut out from the fresh air and free exercise, for Jan 27-tt WILLIAM H. SEWARD, FLOUR, This is my first effort at speaking in four } Ing force 'e shelled them through the town as ———————— * months, and I find that I am getting hoarse | Often as they appeared in range. AR DEPARTMENT SAAR OWAOONLASE and must stop. Thank God! I can now see| After passing the bridge over Stony creek they W . Janwany 21, 1862, ALAR OS - daylight. This wicked rebellion is about | **t fre to it, but our troops arrived in timetosave | Oapgegp, That the War Department will be &e., 6, &o. played ont; all that is needed to finish the | {<,,4J80, another pike bridge and the railroad closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and All of which be offers at lowest cash prices. NEY AND IMPROVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTI BONE VTEET &, Wivnovy Mrrai Piavs on Chasre. . 3 bridge, all intwo miles this side of Edinburg. work is “a little more grape, Capt. Bragg. Our artillerists endeavored, but unsuccessfully, be ° r Fridays against all other business but that which bhca ag y= ey three months. This has been hard on me. who see - to prevent the destruction, by pouring into the | relates to active military operations in the field. was always accustomed to jump higher, fall PRENTICEANA. ona nd Ricken Bovdirer of the 27th places our |. Seturdays will be devoted to the busines off PIKE’S CELEBRATED WHISKIES. ig tothe Tollowing flatter and squall louder than any other man} ‘Tye southern Government is all the time lean of the Winemecte born 1.300 na Tso, and | Senators and Representatives. 500 barrels Magnolia, ; + re in Teanemee, jehoers,t siwege pint a = issuing } aber pepe It talks too much. | theirs at 350 to 400. Among their casualties, Col. Mondays to the business of the Public. 500 barrels XXX. ony pleased, going where I pleased, and coming | we a5 to say to it as the man said to | T. L. Moore, of Winchester, and T. H. Towner, EDWIN M. STANTON : ——<- fa 4 whenI pleased. Forthree months I have been his wife when she was speaking her parting of the General Assembly, were killed, and Col. fart Secretary of W: 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongehels, ene kept in close confinement, and the only favor | words to him in her last moments—.Pooh' | Echols, of the 27th Virginia regiment, wounded. =v allowed me was that my little son should bring me my mealsthreetimesaday. Thefood that pooh ! don’t trouble yourself to talk, but goon | The 24 Virginia regiment lost 100 men. 690 barrels Sine Old Rye, with your dying.”’ SOLDIERS’ MONEY The rebel force fied ingloriously, leaving every- some little bit of paper containing information| There are 250 distilleries in two districts | thing bebind, even their dinners. Capt. Gilles from friends was not concealed in the bas- For ANY SUM NOT EXOERDING FIFTY DoLtLans; Which, being bought low, we offer 2t unusually Anda Lebscwh gegen additional charge to pinces = ti rr ~ S00 barrels fine Old Bourbon, ence oun be made immeintels, therety ven my fellow-prisoners by the officers * Interesting from the Fleet off Savancah. AND . in charge of the jail was the foulest offal from | _ The robels are glad fpaxchango their Jef] pawaostrmia, Apeil®.—A private letter re- ALLOTMENT DRAFTS 4T CINCINNATI PRICES, the dere wa fs tree ue of ig ace, Fan wade! the hotel. No truo Virginian would give such | Davis money for Abe Lincoln money and pay | ceived here, dated ‘on board thet. 8. gunboat ob aie ‘ rye oa Fully tontsd over five veare food to his dog. My food was prepared by my | ixtY per cent premium. They are getting to | Seminole, says that the Seminole, Wyandotte and THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY by the iret chemists and phveceinas of this wife, and was brought to me by my little sca | think that old Abe's face upon the Treasury | Norwich: ‘under commend oy oan Gilles,] WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS’ REMIT- Al the favorite brands of : Ps -Walesinmenienten in 8 little basket. y my notes is a perfect beauty. senior officer, proceeded up Wilmington river TANGES "i wie teeth as “~ r 1 to take this b. Those enemies of Gen. McClellan that most | 22¢ rece, | thin mile of the rebel batteries, | To their Famuliss st any plase on the lines of their CHAMPAGNE, sabe ‘withou! pain, goon cane t,t, Rs nme of the <= poets Seteeen the fiercely longpfor his defeat are not in the| @'# the rebel cavalry by throwing shell, Express st chargs of Mumm Verseny, Green Seal, Heidsick, ra = plates and watch all my movements to sce that | Southern Oualfederacy. We wish they were, | “irr nich the batteries were shelled. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS as scanty 0 i Warne, Ba alone in South Carolina. Not only “the landed and hoisted the old fing on the ramparts, by connecting Expresses. low rates. Dr. ¥. ir. ee seed at " ket, and when I had finished my meal, the | Southern heart” but the Southern brain seems and another was hoisted on the rebel headquarters} ‘The remittance, whethe Gold, Treasury Notes, — not communicate with them. The only infor- H t | dress (including town, Post’ FI . and 5 mation I obtained was from my little son, who aac 7 tie once —= Piss wa Sper a ed, but they were afterwards burnt ineities ‘the strect aad number} of the Seeurte PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL; GAS FITTING, &e. would whisper to me that a fight had occurred here, or sn engagement there, but no details whatever were given me, for they charged whom to be sent, and the amount legibly marked | _ feb 14-t¢ thereon. oontent.”’ The batteries mounted ten guns and were well 4 dcnvelopes for this purpose msy te had at our ores Ber. The number of Union men in Nashville is built. ‘Phe squadson returned to Warsaw Inlet. Aas pes en pat rs Se ccten win re “ Pie oak Of Ertan FIW¥ine FL" Store on Sth street, & low doors north J Py = : . Fort Pulesk! has not surrendercd at the date of | office that in the absence of Gov. Johnson and Horace | ‘creasing daily and rapidly. The men of the | this lettr, but it would be compelled to do #0] To facilitate Proms delivery the charge for re- Se0e BET, Maynard, that [ was at the bottom of the con- | Uion army must be admirable electioneerers. shortly. mittanse shoul Desk = = HAT Day al spiracy and the leading spirit in opposition to It is said that the rebels don’t go to church mh2lm ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, BAT DA ¢ Southern Confederacy. I, however, entered into a learned diploma- tio correspondence with a little miserable Jew, now atall. They have seven days per week of Obinkeoee cai ae ee ae &) + ” & ” — ie © r election Mumilintion,”* Gut nat ons day of “prayer.” | 6 Got eae sath son can ee elected Oe peror QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Seviss Corner 18: ES Wa th RG ett nae SHISER SEELE FES: ‘ GAS FIXTURES. We have heard a great many Generals de- | exce the collector. Hon. David C. Judso: Sgatep Prov 8 will be received st this office WwW in store, and sre dm _y reserving, GA ¢ named Judab P. Benjamin, the so-called Sec- J nounced for running away, but Gen. MoClel- pepe a president of the board. of cutees by On uatil Satur, a day of A il, 196, oe 12 atk BE Bust Fl 5 of snturely New Pasdores and Bon as retary of War of the bogus Confederacy. In } lan is abused because his enemies ran away. | majority. Glock M.. Sr Soiveriag in the olty of Washing. SRE THE BES? Te thi merken er emng necetes that correspondence I have the vanity to be- | Within the last few weeks the rebels havo | .,ScHE¥#CTADY, April 1.—The whole democratic | 12%, Sf euch pointins the Depot, NE LOM. MABE IN WASHINeTON. ‘te vall and examine our stock of Gas ani Wres: tiove that I got the better of him. This cor- {pen driven from four Gibraltars, five Ther- | “!t¥ ticket was elected to-day by an increased | BER: ‘ MADE iN WA aig x: a ioe Saat We have the busi respondence has never been printed, although Jes, and any number of Queb © Sher- | majority. 190,009 feet 4-4 (1 inch) common oullingr, AKERY 456 31 ——= od = ee Stogk ib Washicgton. now that I am at the North, I shall take the | 1+ is cia that the Merrimas's prog : 251000 * joist * Ys 6, 16 feet lone, BARRY 458 lite Srmast, be presapty stsendag sa tune toonr care opportunity to lay it before the public. shal for she Moaitp mpyroemle prow wes no CONGRESSIONAL. Kao Oe gp eile me moh 95: PAMERY 496 lite Srauat: “iY eks MonmAR. — ray 6 fe. py ge - bx ae pol Floyd has just bravery enough to steal guns,] **XV#Ith CONGRESS—Second Session. ee = Se Ih eS CH. RIVART & CO. dangerous man to the Southern Confederacy; § *"4 far too little to stand before them. rz cS r ogra wes — closed Se We trust to or te. Th je joint resolution declaring that Congress Peabo’ ‘their rierg — jm aebels casege = co-operate with and saalnt any State which . it The Evansville Journal thinks that the peo- Savery, ous adopeed. ae Dees antennas E # confidence in Fremont asa military man} Yeas——Messrs. Anthon , Srowning, Chandler, as never been shaken. We are not sure} Clark, Collamer, Dav's, , eco Doolittle, Fessen- they ever had any to shake. But we esrnest- | den, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Harlan, Hender- ly hope that the “‘Pathfinder”’ will fulfil the peg ica anges ieee at Indiana, Lane is 0! ensas, orrill, Pomero rman, Sumner, highest expectations of his admirers. __ | Ten Eyck, Thomson, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkin. The telegraph informs us that the Provis- | son, Willey, Wilmot, and Wilson of Mass —32. ional Government of Kentucky is now located Najo—Secars, Bayard, Carlile, Kennedy, La- in a Sibley tent near Orittenden’s headquarters | tham. Nesmith, Powell, Saulsbury, Stark, i —~ A aay vig 2 sua3 “ SILLERY CHAMPAGNE DEPOT 1 the Lumber to i i * er signing ihe contract, ee REMOVED TO ‘Ths fam ir co be inspected by an inspector ap- | 8. E. Connsn oF Pann. AVENUE AnD fixTH St. Pipavnogt to bPtade Spee be eat isi ea pletion of the contract." z ab as 7 Washington. roposais must be plaicly marked “PRoposats H. ROSEY ama Sew Youn. and, said he, “‘I have directed Msjor General George B. Crittenden te send you through the lines to the people you serve.”” ‘““Agreed,”’ said I; “I propose to do for the Southern Confed- eracy what the devil never did—quit the country.’’ [Cheers.| About the time I was ready to start, an inferior officer came in with @ warrant for my arrest. Holding in my pocket the passport of the Seore' of War ef the bogus Government of the Southern Confeder- acy, and the order for my removal signed by Crittenden, I declined to notice the warrant. For LUMBER. The ab:aty of the bidder to & ss LAD NT, is Cc. enn ne 8b Rty ot the Had Nat’areat bo'psarsnted JAMES MOLAN, Aczxt, Wasntxeton, D.C. BE ender Ee ces permaae, Whowe Signatures must] BAERRY, PORT and MADEIRA WINES, The res sibility of the gnsrantors m FINS OLD BRANDY and WHMSKY. shown by the official certificate of the cleric o: che D7 A liberal discount to dealers, mhis nearest distriot court or of the United States dis- the*'Star,”’ February 97, 1902 CKRERS AND EXCELLENT | tes. — = and Restaurant Keepore. notiers', Houes- eepers, and Grocers’, sncu.c Dot fail to secure & eupply of the superior C Pies. mane nd He ‘Dayto:‘maatiacte ide of crkar . ter Lt and Crackers ofthe deat 4 T. 5 Keeper 1a well aware of untgyille, Alabama, It seems of Mo., and Wright—10. triot attorney. ADIES’ RUBBER BOOTS _ kaoper 18 wel] aware of the greé This officer, a little upstart named James C. | adortens Pepi tends ie swage reedy | Tha Bil to absiich slavery ia the District af arb idera must bo present in person when the bids L atnneges AND SHOES, | from Northern cities, Butters Ramsey, seized upon me, and swearing to his | ¢5 rlove and to ? Columbia was then taken up and discussed; but | 870, °Pe9ed or Proposals will not ba consid- J. B, PUDNEY’ their interest to examine Dayt own warrant, the perjured villain, that I had | ° ™°Y® *™ before coming to any definite result the Senate | Bonds, in the sum of fivs thousand dollars 324 Penn avenue, back of | Pies before purchasing elsew? itted treason against the State of Ten- Fold their tents like the Arabs, adjourned. signed by the contrastor and both of bis guaran: Cisgett’s Dry Goods store, We will how the names of pan angers amped le And silently steal away. tors, will be required of the auoceesful bidder upon Reenter Sutlers who have ues P nessee in writing # certain editorial which was Hovsz —After our report closed— ining the comttann MEN’s 8usBeR BooTs her Bakers, and were ablished in the Knoxville Whig, and which, | .,The chronic disease of the Southern Confed-} ‘The Senate jolnt resolution providing that when | ™Aii2& the contrast. any or ali bids that may~be SHOES, | foslly. anc pay us two co Pi ik you, was printed May 24, ye month be. | ¢T80y is getting worse and worse. Its last | two or more officers of the same grade are serving | deemed too high 1s reeervod by the Depo: Qusrter- At J.B ni hr, iB order {o cet &n article Whi: fore the ordinance of secession was and | ¢v#custion, the one at New Madrid, was a| in the same department, the President may assign | master. fe 12-tf 394 Penn, ay. it mak ng them sick. Menneasee had passed into the Boathers Cox | bloody one. the command of that department without regard | Informa) proposals will be rejected, Prom the Correspondent of the Ni **s** “We notice with federacy, and yet this was treason tothe State.| You may think what you please, ledies and | *S¢”!or!ty, was p ae owes 61 2) OYSTERS—OyYS RS! Horexs‘ Reanutenes H ivate Families Form of Guarantes Es was n ‘We, —, of the county of —, aad State of —, | can lied th OYSTE: ity of our enterpriaing w otis I was taken out of the hands of the milita: ntlemen of Memphis, but we tell you Com. nc eat cer aventiel nea eee and—, of the county of ——, end State « hedrer} fresh routthe seal ay measure, . Dayton, in the Bakery cusin se tu tie eitr. x! ng Sei {o authorities, denied a trial, and thrust into jail } Foote is ‘‘the coming man.” left unfinished. e chy cuarenwee ee a {p tal BSoon- |} at tne wont Pree. = —— ay has veen gained by the exoslience .f on the affidavit of this miserable, eine oor) pipet last dates, Humphrey Marshall was} 4 Hon. gua thalsbomid tle sremitnes be aboppied, ——s AXE, cS & CO. "Wo'lrarn that members of the Sanitary Dom, little puke. resting his immense flanks upon two coatiguous HEROIC ACHIRVEMENT.—A correspondent of | ke will gt onos enter intr a oomtraal ia nocced eee No, 502 Ninth st. DanaAv. | mittee haveste of mis Pies, aad pronounce ther The brigadier general commanding at Knox- | hills beyond Pound Gap 2 — the Aitssour! Democrat, writes from Island No. 10, healthful erewith. of the best quali to order. 5 ond we must esr in justios, thst we gives the following account of a gallant achive- Should the contract b? swarded him we are pre- oF.ones *s ee ville came in to see me one day. The prison- his seomriti on, h mh @ of more delioious Pres in oar 1 fe it Jeut. t # car Ol eaitled are toeer Ghat wae ana. Ah what would not the Confederate anthori- | ment by Lieu’ Allen, of the Twenty-seventh never to me WT eee d every section Bnd — from, , in these Illinois Regiment: (To this guarantee mnat be appended the certifi- AiR NETT: R NETTS, quarters of the city, send to tus ory. Wiaeeld: “Brownlow, you ought ant a bo aca rebel fagacity, for cin a former letter 1 wrote ofa contemplated One eve mentioned) a) Dig; RUCKER, Juss hineile Nowe gs ino ageoragen' of Wwe Tong tavite fermilire to try our ae ae > po pall cried ene! uartermsater. 1 eres ee ee tnd mi |. The Southern Confederacy can’t be “pat to Cet ten Tweaty-erverge ihioee: company SEALED PROPOSALS aromvited til the 15th the Brimainie Btoce at OCS BOSTON CRAG ay a a tee, Weed ocaee 7 her tremps,”’ for she has played them all out. | guns of the upper Rebel fort at this place, christ. of Apri 162, af 12 o’alock m for supplying | Sve.sonth aide. mh & SLICED APE 4 Hamphrey, at the courthouse ant son ait Sib Meh Dsleeds Dale says that ‘‘the Yan- | ened, we have been told, Fort Polk. ‘This bold | $e Ustted, States Sub. Dept with’ 6.000 head of JUS? RECEIVEDATL A BEALLACO’S,| DAYTON’ Bakery 408 F eines of sls he Setaern | kre ae dowms pen rorten. Tamia” Mer | Fngcenu' ar samen ay ge cane | Abe cate cata roniogs | Jute NY Corn tes Pan Re | BSD - nt, four er men, a a eH Confederacy.” I turned round to him at this | Orleans had better believe they will soon be dropped down in a akiff and found a large body eight; noetinal cdmtiied Shise vet ene Foss | COODS, TRUNKS AES ocd CAPS PRIVATE insulting proposition. ‘‘Sir,”’ said I, “ before wn’ upon gunboats and mortar-boats. of Rebels at work constructing platforms for sup- Toot pounds gross MiEht, & ER tie SAk Oats ill take the oath of ince to the South-j One account says that Gen. Bragg is at Pen- | porting their cannon. The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in tote & OF ? street, kPRIVaT se. I, wil allegiai such quantities as the Government may require. ce: ern Confedersey, to obtain my freedom, I wil! | sacala, another that he is at Norfolk, another | ‘The Lieutenant resolved not to be totally dis- ‘ roe oan OUOTAING FURNISHING SOUDE, ¢ afear the couttsat ts olaaed- Hoiforsces Solsget | TRUNKS, HATS and Gabsat New You prices’ want ‘A bond; With good and satisfactory seourity,| (XOMEONe ND ALL AT &. A. B L rotin jail with disease, or die with old age. Nay, more—I deny that you have a Govern- ment; I deny that you are authorized to ad- that he is at Island No. 10. No doubt Rebel | *Ppointed, and landing, very coolly approached 8 sentinel, was at the lowe Bragg may be found wherever there are extremity ef the Fort and, fephactrine eon pe DR. LA BONTA brother rebel, remarked: ‘4 will reli will be requir: t R COS, Ne 361 Seventh si minister the oath of ‘Mlegianes to your rotten | It is becoming @ very common expression from duty now, sir.” ‘The revel guard, weariod | S@overuient reserves to itself the right to pay in Kop £38 SHO THING, SD Frat reg itera tg Fe Wace gets mob Government, which no Power un earth { among the rebel troo and thankful, moved cff to his quarters, when the Tyan ae ~ i . will ever recognize. Before I will do so, I will raat coal Peeenn mest fortunate “! o bid wall be when put in by .Pa avenue, oorcer of 7 a r thing that could them would be their | Lieutenant spiked the 64-pounder at the lower tocure al Discheee of a Private: Natura, Wwitknce con- " . r tractors who ha‘ failed Ow 18 sv JR TIME TO BUY YOUR | to cure 8! Disesees of s Private Nature, without see the entire Southern Confederacy in hell, pontreate, OF where the Ouida te ee th N So “oD the i capture as prisoners of war by our forces. part of the fort, which was served with such their contrac's. or where the bidder iz not present sad Gal FURNISHING ra bs soe yoo Saguatiog. 4.ugs of any TE svat, tag cats wud en {int ke TaESEE Hebaee it island pre | ity aera ens weld fot utes |W rene raat ar wn heen | BRAINS G2" NOs ental Aeire | Mesaenicem asad ar asses "fh little valley, forty miles wide and about ing Mr. Lineola ws carrying ten fise Late ny sgutog a a en tha pieedica state arama ada Oyners! Oysters! =e We Chronte #fostione. wits Tomb Liver, ‘ , P s proven a a di. i idneye, in he ustiog in sixty miles long, of which Knoxville is the | ‘** Bids to be xyes to Major A. Beckwit, C.8, 4 best sehoo) in the world, the New York center, is fall of such Union men and women. | _ There wes a grond shelling business doneat| soveuran JouRRALe IN Enocanp—It te in- | U+5- An Was! fneton, 0. as 8 wan ves Sxraaes pital ec Bg When I came away, the jail of Knoxville was | Pea Ridge. structive to read the comments of those English em of Goon x Planted | Whom I most respeotfully refer. I will eas $i full of Union men. I was there in jail when bg Assy my companions out and hung them. L not see them hung, because this was done over the hill; but I saw them go ont, with the biack poplar coffins, and the soldiers would turn round, and pointing to Brownlow, would , You will swing next.”” My reply was, Yam ready to be hung, and all [ want is one hour under the gallows, to give the pedigree The rebel women havn't yet, in obedience rs Which are written in the interest of the to the call of the men, volunteered for the Piele, on the recent Union victories in the West. public service. We su they want to be Pace ——— says Fort a nbd pressed. Ppose ry are, it appears, mere rks, which were thrown up Jast summer, and goes on to jz 9f the county of —, and State of | SUL SOBA 5: Fis f thi and = " sricneriy geasentey aui——"easiees | perecn furn' re me 8 cae of any Of the to sod . sonia it foourancen ih the toms Sf | WHRtae Wal call dear wow. 8 — = water, be to above dis: ssee which I cannot apsedily &» nently oure, jet the case be old ornew. “No alec required ; nothing d:sagreeabie in any part of the Consultations free. Rooms very private. Room 6 (frst oor) Woke ths i Cipg, mh 36-im™ Pe. avenue ent vast. t 5 ‘Bis proposition, and that, should his proposi' come fron. he wiliauames sneer iam: & contract Bice No 48 Market Space, below the ja 8-3m nee therewith. Should the contract Swarded him we are prepared to become a This guarantee must be append ——_+20e-—___ demonstzate that General Grant 2 great Tue Paesipeyr ann rae CoxmaNnpgr oF | mistake in attacking those places, because he THE otros: Tae ater extract is from rock mania ge se by Polk’s army from & private letter, dated Washington, published - ae Detroit ‘Advertiser. Te sped ances the | , The Saturday Review, which some months * Avenue House ——_—$—$—$—$—$—$— wa HE MEKUCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY BETWs ie nnnnnieohoroterapliesetet-ineidaieniarannll iid P NOTION. BALTI> o&E AND WASHINGTON. - ROPOSALS, From desiers and millers. are ia | Are daily foc (with dispatoh) by the =, = held that the South could not be brought back ose, ashingtow matlroad, Merchan- oat - sad bak entii tia warm and generous sympathies of the Presi-| tthe union \‘beomuce leurs ananimoas”? sew byte tithe for EUMNISHUYG | dice of dvery ccamiption te ony ent : having heard of Union demonstrations in the That night I left the fortress and got Wor- Soutnwest, says: nia regan den safe home in Washington city, when leay-] “The rumors of enthusiasm shown for the ing him to the care of my wife, I went with | Union in Kentueky and Tennessee are neither the Secretary to the President and gave him | tfustworthy nor important. It ishighly probable the particulars of the engagement soon ag | ‘bat there was in many of the States a strong feel- +. tithe ing against disruption, and it is more certain that I had done, Mr. Lincoln said, ‘Gentlemen, I in every dispute numerous: converts are ready to am going to shake hands with that man,” and | desert %o the stronger side. It is immaterial —— he walked round with me to our| whether the suuthern Population was unani- ittle house. I led him up stairs to the little} mous.’ room where Ler — lying, _ fresh over his scorched eyes and face, and said, “Jack, here is the Prasident, who has recently escaped from Charleston, South Carolina, A +. | State that the people of that city expect it will be come to see you.” He raised himself on his attacked on the 15th of April by-an overwhelmi: elbew as Mr. Lincoln took him by the hand, | land and naval force; asa that thus the snatvers and said, ‘You do me great honor, Mr. Presi- | sary of the fall of Sumter will be celebrated by dent, and I am only sorry that I cannot see | the capture of the Palmetto metropolis. This is you.” The President was visibly affected, as| ® —— idea for them to dwell upon, certainly, with tall frame and earnest gaze he bent over | Wether correct or not. his wounded subordinate; but, after a pause | ———_———ep ees mind toit. Iwas told that the drum-head court-martial lacked one vote of confirming my doom, and that was thevote of a Secession- ist. Noman evercame #0 near being bun and was not. One of my companions, A. C. Hawn—the gallant Hawn, one of the most moral and upright men in Knoxville, with a wife and two small children—was sentenced to be hung by this court-martial and he had but one hour’s notice to prepare himself. He asked for a minister of one of the churches in Knox- ville to be sent for, but the reply of the jailer was: “‘Nod—d traitor in the South has the right to be prayed for, and Goddoes not hear such prayers.’’ Poor Hawn was placed on the seaffold, and 8 miserable, drunken chaplain of one of the southern regiments was sent to at- tend him. 10th’ of April . UR tothe Sub Dep't of the exme kind ARNDEN’S EXPRESS, bas eon received by the Ui. 8. Government, and | SOU shippers may aire, at JORN &, a vo to inform tye Hee REED. 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