, 1861-07-30


The Confederate authorities at Rich
moId, although they find nothing against slr.
VIM. Fl. Hurabut, who was arrested In Geor-
gia as ETY., scme time since, have still de-
cidcd not to release him, but to hold him as
ia suspicious person" until he has made nm
pie atonement for the abolition articles he
used to WEite for tle Northern press. Al.
though sonths1n borsf9fu oath Of allegiance
is not considered enough; notwithstanding
he soltmnly protests he has csst in his lot
with thesouth.
-M-. Speaker Grow made . rather needless
exhibition Of " magranimity," the other day,
by calling the traitor Burnett to preside in the
committee Of the whole.
The Anti Sla,r7y Standard draws this
sharp parallel, in the case Of Rev. DR.. Hoge Of
the Brick Church, New York, who, on Sun
dsy the 21st preached his farewell sermon, aad
on Monday had fashionable lcyee at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel:
Imagine what would have been the fate of
NeIthetn Clergyman, settled over CONGREGATION
II Nishm9nd; 4 hs had dared to avow himeelf .
ing himself of, 10 preaeh iarewei iIH discourse @
and hold leyee in the principal hotel Of the ctye
N1ay, be might have conside1ed himself fortunate
39;a!nRing, at the hands Of a Committee Of
1nsm hour :; yhen e. thqassnds q t6s 65aye young
u s55ssissstioa sS5 s;sS sroyd ID
ginning of ills naional Ell my heart s has yearasa tas DS
towa1d my beloved South, and especially he dear
eha1e @ hgS SeT to
tipy: whether Of humiliation or t1iumph.'' And
On tho very evening when New York was mourn
moistened the coil Of the Did Dominion, and wnen
IN many household there was CRY Of anguish
and BORROW for husbands, sons or brothers slain in
with his friends at fasIonabls hotel. With none
~ m9lest o. make him afraid! Such Is the differ:
what is called liberty in yitginial
Capt. Joseph Il. Hawley, Of the Hartford
(Ct) Iarss, was not taken prisoner at Bulrs
RIM, as at first reported, but he sends word
that his company lost six men, including the
Lieutenant.
"A Rochester merchant left his house on
Thursday evening to " correct IN error in hts
trial balance.' His. vile followed him, and
found that it required a carriage to find the
error. She took a vehicle likewise, and pur-
sued to "deep hollow, There the driver of
the first carriage was hailed to stop; the wife
rim to its door, and opening it, found the
l1adsome and richly dressed st error,' inside,
The account was Immediately squaled, aud
the balance struck.
Edwin James, the well known English
laryerof the Queens counse,. has ll1t.ca fror
England while PROCEEDINGS are pending
against him at the Inns Of Court. md will
seek lis fortunes In this country. II the pro.
cscdings against him continue. he will hear
the unpleasant distinction OF being tha only
"silk oownu s,r;clan f.<,r, ~ ~, - =, 49,
territory Of England.
-Coi or1.nao y ,,,-, ~
wounded and made prisoner at R,n,, ~
and whom the rebeis ,1raaten ~ bano :, -
West Point graduate, and was for manv years
Lieutenant Of ARTILLERY in the reon1ar ARM
Ressgning that position some vars s,nca he
began the practice Of Inv Al y troft and nas NJ
called thence by the Governor T., commemorative
1st Michigan regiment n ;s ,,,out +h1~+Sa-
years Of age, and married
-Rev. Joseph 8. CLARK n n ~ p,s+on
has been selected bv III a1nmn; ~ ~ a ] ,asssa,
College to finch the f;.torv of +hnt .1s snst,.1
ton, commeEcea bv tha late nr Hnmnh-ar
Capt, Bail Of tha Fa;rfsv fraha1, o.Fa1g
captured something Since ny Lieut. Tomnkins
md let of with an oath of o1,eoianca ~ ana
of the first to he t;11aa ~ 49, e. z,.,~,s.S
the late engagement Tbav conc1ndea @ M ~ - -
make him again nrisons. '~' ~
Attention Is ca,1ed - tbe f,ct fast +ho,.
be confusion Of na'Ses1 ~ that hat Phi Ph;1;n r'4ss 81
George Cooke, 1ate Of The armv. il a raf;e1
General, in command ~ a hrfca;,e IN East.
ern Virginia; while Ph;i;n 81. Gedrra cooEr
also a Ti1o;n,on s as, nlnp =. ueo!se oooAe,