Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

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H~sutiiai ar--is y.s't-,i n whi'e,
T-.utiu. .,-aius shat nrr~r tire.
E-,atl:a. b. e :',r.u-4 siI the -loir.
Tf-rs .n>i Join rHe rhoru- sweet,
Nor-Elfin- .t tire Sav.9T'- feet
B-luti'al -rown. on every brow,
T~auf.ful palm. the c,u .u-rar- show,
I-auri;G. r' t-> the r.r-.'ll.! WgGr,
l.sUtI.ui all vlo eri-r there
Thi h.T I7r-- Wift eager f-.t,
There shall rly ret u long and sweet
Teaur;ful throne f,- Chr.-t our King,
E-aut-'gi SONGS the aurrl- sing
B.a.tifsl r-~'. al waut--ings cease,
E-aut'ful houIe oi perfect pace.
Their shall uy eyes tI- SAVIOR 500
fs-ts g. this heavenly home nth re.
Valuable Ceryice and Sad Reward.
\ passenger GU the Ht-L1'rp, near
Peuslcola, .3i u.t., gives the v J. Trijaae
the following account of very brilliant;
exploit on tie part Of faithful L. :. sail
or-L.cat. JoHS Il. WoRDEY, Of y. Y,
W. beieve-aud his misfortune il trusting
70 the maEraa!miiy Of Seceder Ths
deed was before the [. :. Government lad
commenced defensive operations
Silently awaiting bis doom. in the pris-
on Of Montgomery, IS al Officer Of the
Navy, whose existence seems TO be forgot
ten by his country and his friends \
sad, t;icf note about him, was placed in
my hands ten minutes since, ami can Z uot
resist the Impulse to pu: the sta.emen. Of
his case a; the head Of my letter "The
poor fellow, writes an Alabama Secs
siouist, "has no money, aud no friends,
here. The little capital he had, has been
paid, from time to time, for f11d and tri-
via! comforts, to the family Of Lis jljIeT
The subject Of this Faragragh is one Of the
most efficient officers in the service, aud
came to be imprisoned in this way: TIE
Goyernmen. at WasAington-whieh never
mentions him 10 It's psspatches-seni Nr.
WOrden from the Nluoua. Capital erpre,,,y
to order the reinforcement Of Fort Pick
ems. His dispatches were addressed to
Capt. Adams. Of the Sabine He arrived
safely at PeDsac7ia-at WarriuE,on-a;
,leGuartaFs Of Gen Bragg, who, with Com.
Iugraham Of tie Confederate Navy, aud
Capt. Adams Of the Sabine, had dined to-
gethcr. Wor3en, fearing trouble, read
his or@ers hro or firce f;mcs, committed
dcn t. mcmocY, and tire them uP. lie
tod Bragg lie was q courier from the Uni
i States Government to the Commander
in-Chief Of the L. 5. naval forces in Flor
ida, and wanted TO g on board the Sabine
~ ou can 90 on one condition, Sir, said
tie General. 81 can not observe any
condition, Gen. Bragg reE led the oililer; j;
Soy position in the |. :. service fyrtiis
t." "E.t have an understanding with
Capt. Adams said the General Il can
not help it" interrupted the Lieutenant,
81 merely ask to 90 On board that vessel,
and if you can allow me would deem it
g-ea. tavo-." Af;er.ome consultation,
Mr.. Worien was permitted to GO on board.
lie delivered his instructions, verbally, ca
certain morning. At ter o'c!oc! ttFt
night, thy ,rere obcge3 Pcckers ,rIs 5c-
cnfyrceG y miscellaneous collection Of
army soldiers, marines, and sailors, aug
mented Lieut.. S.emG.er's commaal. Wcr-
den did III, duty. lie thought that Bragg
would, On his return, let tim outside the
Southern line, uaEo.cstod. He proposed
t. 90 On shore. C-P;. adams at FIRST Oh
jscied, but fa-i'y aeG1iesced. The brave
Wyrdca showed If III his little boat, ani
landed. y complete change had taken
place il the spirit Of the chivalrous Bragg.
The Requirement enragci him. just
while spy was uarratlpg the ciIcumsiaa-
ces Of the midnight adventure, Dwelling
our hundreds into thousauds,) the Lieu
tenant appeared. iiewas secured, imPris-
Oned, semitic Montgomery, and there he is.
No one has spoken CT written anything
about him and 10 one seems 10 care wLe-
tier he lives or dies.
This is poor recomPense for very
thuu,htfgllv executed and valuable deed.
IL TO De n0red cur Government mas al
least t5iea to do something TO release that
officer. The trouble is In recognizing the
rebels as nation. Ietwe must say ;ha,
the "Capt. Adams" who has an ua1sr-
standing and dimes with Gen. Bragg" isa
very doubtful character to command I.
:. vessel in s1ch port, in such tine,
while Lieut.. Norien pines in prison for
prompt and safe discharge of duty which
saved Fort PIckens to the UniODl
Howell Cobb recommends the Southern
planters of rice, cotton, and wheat TO
give their crops to the Southern Coufedc-
racy, taking iu payment their bonds. The.
Couiederacy will then send their crops 10
Europe aud receive payment 10 cash. He
Ices not say, however, 10. he intends to
,yale the blockade. i
1t is stated that Nr. Purriauce's resis-
ration was on account cf certain appoint
pen;s by the Governor, and bis pardon Of
}yerly. As the latter could not read or
Trite, it is alleged that be was no. the
,uilty party in the transfer Of the eiection
eiuTn papers.
Gov Leicher has issued proclamation,
on account Of the blockade,
be cxporiation Of provisions Of any de-
:rip'ion.
Carl Sehurz has been ordered to his pos.as