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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-10

q OLDKRR6 saFTEsV~TKO.W9
~ We have just received per Express sample
lot of Military Caps, latest styles Those not pro-
vided yet, will do we'll to leave their orders at as
carly day possible.
YAUTIER d MARC0NNIER.
may 3 No. 80 Main Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-10

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-10
POST OFFICE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, October !, 1851.
Nm ORDER TO Md THE P.RTRH-
M OTTO and laudable efforts now being made for
the defense of the city and the welfare of the Ma
tonal cause, this office will be closed, long as
the present necessity exists, at O'Clock p. - and
remain closed till P. M, VIII sn it will be opened
for hour for the delivery of the Railroad Mail.
The Office will be opened at seven A. H., usual,
and the Sunday hours, from I to 2 p NJ, will re-
main the same.
Nothing will be sold after O'Clock at the Peri
odical stand in the lobby, except the daily papers.
postage stamps and stamped envelopes
oc2 JAMES II. MoNEELY, p. NJ.
MM0KCR FARLAs AVT1HR.
" 500 lbs. choice Roll Butter in cloths, direct
from the Western Reserve, at II. A. COOKS.
En CRJNsTs RECA.
@BU Great Reduction.-Eics Red Cedar Buck
ets-'ormerly sold at IS cents-can now be had at
90 cents, at ,f- VICKERY BROS,
sept No. 81 Main Street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
Notice TO Man Subscribers.


r. ANOTHER PIILLIPPI lNCInENT.-
Along with the seccssionists when they
evacuated Philiipp;, was a man named Ben
Martin, who formerly resided at Prunty-
Town. Ben is lawyer, and was recently
defeated as candidate for the Legislature
from Taylor county. lie is II pretty good
sort of " fcllow-uut vicious at nll-and
there is nothing particular the mnttpr
with him, except that he is "a secrssiouist.
Well. Ben heing tempted with a private
Scoretaryship to Col. PorterGield,- Joined
the secession camp. lie was at Phillippi,
ms we said before, on the morning of the
skirJnish, Ben heard the first shot from
tie Indiana boys, about as quick rs auy
other man. and rushed for the stable and
commenced harnassiug up his horse, but
had merely time to throw the gearing over
the animals back, before some dozen or
more soldiers rushed into the stable. Ben
heard them coming, aud, as the safest plan
which suggested Itself, lie crawled under IA
pile of hay, as far as he could, and sue
eeeded in concealng his entire person.
The soldiers, seeing the horse only partly
harncssed, and not having observed amy
one leave the stable, had strong snS-
Piri"n that there was somebody about. l.,
order to satisfy themselves on this puint,
they went about lhrus;ing aud j,rhiug
their sharp hayouets into The hay. Bru's
feelings 1t, this iuncrure may be imagined.
Some of the soldiers wee full of strange
,oarhs,' and continued to stick their bayo-
nets into the hay with AN unnecessary Wig.
or. Ben was tolcrlhly sure lie would he
slaughtered if he came ont, and knew he
would lie killed if lie didn't. lie remain
Cd in this delightful state of mind for, some
time, rnd at last raised straight up with
about Al ton OF hay un his back, and asked
for quarter. lie told the buys thar h. had
been thinking very seriously about this Sc
ees$iou business -,rhhm the last ,Tes, mo-
meDtr, anu he had concluded that it
wouldn't pay. He consented to t,rke TIE
Duh OF allegiance, aud upon doing SO. Was
released. 1t is said that Ben afterwards
went back 10 Pruntytown, aud was heard
totemnrk. in the presence OF II prominent
sccessionist, that the thing was played
out, and ought to be stopped He was
Corrced.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
military Matters.

WASHINGTON, June s -Thrre is military
authority II st,tiug that the LIST regiment
of cavalry aud regiment of Dragons of
the U. S. ARMY have hecn or irrrd rom tue
department of the West to this ucighLor-
houl.
Capt. Pnlm"rs' corps of typographical
engineers has returned from Il rrrOnnOi-
sauce of several paints on the Potomac
river. He landed at severnl places on the
Virginia side, and attended by two officers
and twenty mhrines, PROCEEDED: a cnnsiI-
cr'hle distance ia The nrighhorhur,l 81 the
White inuSr Lm'liHg, where Il company
OF "b ut 80 rebels had made their appear
ance few days before
AT A'qnit Greek two smIIl hattaIiDms,
with some 800 ur go men, were distinctly
seen 6y the rnrty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

LOUISVILLE, Junes The votcin Clnrks-
vile. Teun for eptrttt"n and Representa-
ton was SOL against l vote for separation.
unauimnns in three precincts.
The New Orleans Piedyaqe of the 9Th
says tltc American bark Algonquin from
Calcutta, and the Bremen slup Van Gairn,
from Liverpool, were ordered of lhr bar by
the BROOKLYN
Mallory. Secretary of the Navy, left PEN
sacoIa0u the goth for Richmond
at mn interview between tile foreign Com
sHls ana Capt. P"Ore of the Brooklyn. the
Latter said no impeachment would Le offered
To vessels outward bound, hut he had no
authOcity To extend lac time TOR the depir-
,ture Of vessels. T"whOats towing vessels
out wuu!d DE allowed to re-euter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

R=l7> rHE NuNuEn KILLED AT rmLLiUPI-
N,iw outstanding the many conflicting ac-
counts OF ;be loss of tue rebels at Phi.lippi
it is becoming prrtt. clear that good
IN my of the iugitives biz the dust. Their
pllicy appears to have been the sans as at
tue seize of Sumter, to conceal thsir real
loss AMI to DO this they pilsd the dead and
wOuudcd in wAg us and He'd with them as
precrpitntcly ats they could. We convrrs-
ell with II gentlemIn Who left Phillippi
Sturdy afternoon, aud he says it is now
generally cohceled there that good many
wer, kille I-aot less than 40 or 30. lie
had talked with Mr. SlattIesw who
resides near Phillippi, and Mr.. 5. told him
that ON Il hill. sOme four miles beyond
Philiippi, near tue Beverly rO,l, he had
that day seen about forty newly M ,de
graves. Who were hnried in them hc did
nur know. but tbs graves were there. Tne
gentleman who give as this information
is man of Uniup .rch ,ble verlcity, and
he says thr's.rne of Mr. S Ii this he true,
Rnl considering that tn .ir best men would
NOT he buried there in discriminatory hut
woul h. taken On home for internent, we
may begin to coaclu lie that there was
somebody hurt mt the battle of Phillippi
after all. Perhaps this was whit they had
been doing with the spades, picks and
shpvcls which Col. Venuum's messengers
reported them rs having with them. Tnry
needed them 10 bury their dead more than
for terrifying. The ouly pity seems To be
that the sallows should he so cheated o
ats dues.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

wAsHISoToS, Nav s.-Geu. CadraIladcr
and a p9rtion-of his staff, were IN Wash
tngion to-day.
Hon. Emerson Etherilge's nnme having
been mentioned in connection with the
ClrTkship of the Honse or representatives.,
he recently called on Col Fprnry to assure
him that lie was unt Il candidate.
Phillip n. Dillas, son ut Ex-Mfnistpr
Dallas, and who wts also his Secretary OF
legation, arrived here 10 Ivy, an! had a
long interview with Secretary Sewar J..
daring which the latter expressed himself
highly grAtitied with the course of Mr..
Dallas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

ALExN%DRIA. JHne 3 Two prisoners
we're captured yesterday Ev feGr urivatrs
of company b of the Michigan regimen
one niile this side OF Berks' Station and n
mirs frun her. On the OrInyu uni Ai..x-
"ndri" Rtilrotd. onr Of tn. prisoners WIS
a corporal in a cavalry comptny: the other
waS - private in the Gnvernnrs G4mr,fs nj
RirhW"ud. also cavalry The Michigan
nrA while out scouting approached near
u 'rks. when they Saw. IA number of stacks
q: Wu'kr'S ana put back They we-g. mr.
Saed l'y the rwn cavity. hut s9r:s!r; refuge
"a ambush aud sprceeded in capturing their
] phrSaers. The prisoners we're brought 20
I town AMI ireAte'l with exceeding kInire.s.
They appear quite rnutruted. Ora of ri,rr,.
I who IS physician, Is writing ont "a state
/ meHt of his eTprritn, e. Tia. ntmes of iL,.
prisoners are Dr.. ThOs. " Fleming aud
/ Samuel Green.
Seven thoRsani yards of cass;n,r. anil
other military goods, were seizrd =,
Adams Express OiFre, to-day, rensfs,ne
; I" Poiat of Rnrt-, vt, AIcxtn.Irin- y4Iurl
I at about $4,000 TIE seizure of u,n,,.
IN this vicinity belonging to ihr rehels
will nfElnst pay the expenses of tho ,.yne.
/ ditior. fne first Issue of the ssbIjsrs
newspaper, the PeaHyylrdnjd. Of taa AZ
! appeared this evening. printed in fine
stvte, on the OLD Arxln,lrft SsH,nasY rr-.-..-
Z contains full aud inirrssJ,ag ii,fsr,n .t;,B
regarding the condition q tue solIi1ya, &.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Read the Following. 1t is True!
rAEIERsuuRO, ApriGlI.
t II. LooAS, Esq, Deur SIR:
wrote to you time since for a Bottle Of
Irsntlinser's Fluid Extract Of srr1aar- and Dan
deiiOn aud ncss say that it has acted upon me like
charm. have been afflicted for near Two Years
with Dyspepsia; tw,-tlriris OF the tiure vvnircd
from Que to three tHn's LAY. hal gwen ny the
ide of ever getting we'll and indeed my friends had
given up all ho!.as IT my ever getting veil again
al oil to this. suffered with the Scrorua v-iy
mach Since LIST September one side Of ms mex
WAS one entire compose of SAME seven running
sores. The use Of enc iottle has much inrpro,eI
lhe NY stomach is reIe,el nId my neck has int
proved bryUut my nUst sHn.,iine eviectation- /
irel much eneiuraGr aud think by the OF vue or
TWO bottles more shall be relieved entirely. Gu
wil! please send me two bottles 10y the Luat
Yours respectfully. y. 4. HOMER
LlNGEE Co. M. III Market street WherlinE
AMI s"ll by most Of tue Druggists Of the city. apJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

AGAIN another proof that Brranps,s Hol-
tdnd B"teTs is worthy OF recommendation.
The plain and upright Mary Van SIird-
rerht. daughter of Van DYKE. had last
spriug " drnger"us sirkaess. hut got So
Tar well as to lac out uf the dortur's treat
ment. hut kept lingering ON, so that she
could get no APP etite, and could mot Gel
strength enough TO do her household work,
Till within u frw weeks past. She used
hut one bottle "f the Buios. whirh. with
the help ut God, has given her strength,
nnd SIT" feels quite wclli for while her lius-
band gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
tnr having recommended the Buffers for
his wife, and requested me to have the
0ode,' l. DuLGE,
Grand Rrpi,ls, Mirh
The ahnve is II literal translation from
the last number of the Shebuygnn Neurs-
0ode. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

,6E ARRIVAL oF NEGRO PMsoXER.-0u
Saturday evening, a detachment of the
'Iron Guards" arrived up from PhiIlippi
with d negro prisoner, the same negro he
longing to the 9th Indiana regiment, who
shot another negro at Phillippi. on the
night after the rout. The killing was II
cold blnoded murder, from all we can learn,
there b, ing no cause assigned except the
simple fact that tue fellow took a notion
to ascertain the sentiments of his colorel
b her. 10y ash ing him how he stood On the
secession question. The PhilliPpi negro
declared for secession, whereupuu the In
diam fellow drew his revolver and shot
him dead. The Indiana regimen, were SO
iueeused ut the deed, that they a. first de-
cided TO hang their negro the following aft
rernoon, hut at the instance oflaw ard Or
der parties. concluded to put him through
a course of law
These are the facts of the case as
We have CLEANED turn. There are per-
haps other circumstances that will come
outUu the trial that mag materially alter the
Nervousness of the deed. If the case is re-
ally as is reported, hanging is too good for
the murderer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

ThefoilowingIs an extract rom alsttef written by
the PASTOR of " baptist Church tu the journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that wOrI-ren"wued u,e.licine-Mus WINs-
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDRES TxErutNG:
We HeeAG advertisement ia your columns of Mrs
wirsluW's soothing syrup. Now we never said a
word in favor UI patent medicine before in Dur lic
bui we feel compelled to say t., ynur realer. that
thlstS uo humhug-WEHAvE TRIEI IT. AND KNOW 1T 70
re ALL II CLAIMS. IL il. probably. Of the most
successful medicines of the lay. Lecitlrt il il one al
the best, And T"'He nf your reters who have la
Uctl6-I y-d&N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
RVFLAo PnEsnxrAr1ov.-snturanr. n

EsrFLAo PHEsExTAT1ox.-Sa
beautiful silk banner, from the ladies of
the city, was presented to Capt. Latham's
Company of Grafton boys. The prcsenta-
ton was made by N. Richardson, Esq, in
an appropriate and patriotic speech, which
WAS elO4"ently responded to 10y Capt. La
tl"m, The company then marched down
Market street, with tue bright banner un.
mrled' not, however. until they had given
three cheers for the ladies, and three more
for the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. June 9-There is
good reason to believe that hut for the re-
cent change ia movements Of rebel troops.
large forces having been ceutered ut
Manassas Junction within ., few days, an
advance of federal troops from Alexandria
and this point would certainly ha Z been
made during the past week On Monday
last orders to that effect were received aud
the troops have 6ren in mnmPntnry exprc-
TALON ami readiness siuce then to mlrrh-
The skirmish whirh took plAce ut P.,ir-
TAX Court House, between party If dru-
gOonS and the rth, l. WAS unforturat.,
having effect 20 direct the attention o. thr
rebels lO That point, and since the occur
renee large uvcessiUns have been made 10
their force i'll Iliit vicinity.
Gen. BPauregard hls arrived there and
assumed Cummuud. This change in the
position of affairs will cinse some delavin
any active oppratiGnsU the Federal troops
Ia that direction. n to the purposes of
the rebels. of Course, all is Conjecture, vet
tue apparent security manifested BY the
people still remaining in AlpxindriH, NIB put
4.00U out Of Il population of ,UUO. give
assuH,ncethHt no immediate attack il nro-
jrCted. Communication between TINT CITY
and the rebel camp is, without doubt, still
carried on secretly, and the inhabitants
will he ahle I" receive waTuing it any at
tack from the rebel forces is contemplated.
The Engineer corps of the 69lh Ne
York Regiment. with company b of the 2l
Chla'ry. yesterday took five prisoners aud
three horses. they also captured "a drove
Of cattle, so IN number. which were on
their way to the rebel camp. The field
works of the 69Ih have been recently ex-
tended. new breast works thrown up and
guns mounted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
lcOHREcrED DAILY.

PHILEDELPnII, June S-FIour quirr; no demand
either Tor export home use supertne Ou5tr,I M
S'S'.ao. Very lit Wheat Offering; prices steady;
S'Ies NJ sl.;s5eei,'s6 ia Pennsylvania and sI.Gt@
yellow sod n . f. an li.OOJ bus. Western mixed
Mt site. Gnfer firm, with light stock Whisky inac.
tive at 16IS all. '''''N
New W X June S-FIour heavy: s,I,. i. ON I,lI,.
State H' 4ei; ohio S55 C1h.45; southern S35
tSb,2' Whe II hI> downward ten.Irucv s,Is. q $40
bn- 'hiesis" spring Sl,U5. Corn i quiet and nm
chnnSc Provisions are a ,iri WHISKY .Imli M
w. re 'ept- II Flour si,J56 bbls.; MIivat, SI5TS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

G9~ vrcEu. DrsoRDEnLY.-on Friday
last Mr.. Michael Miller, who lives up ON
the hillside above Market street, aud whose
occupation Is driving an express wagon
and drinking whisky. raised terrible row
m-his own house. He got hold of razor
and threatened 10 cut his wife's throat. but
IN doing so cut his own hand severely
This made him more indignant than ever,
and he broke the windows in his house,
lore "p his bed and ripped up things Ike
a bully tiger" He was arrested by off.
Ger Fender, taken before AID. Dulty aud
sent to the chain gang for thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
Rs-AN Ex Gorrnxnn Rr..n=..r

RDAx Elk GovERxon REsours TO Leo
BAtt-we learn that Ex-Governor Joseph
johnson, one the men wlrn by virtue of his
aHteredrnts h"d given vitality to secession
IN his comfy, H 'rrison) WAS with the J, #.
DaV'Sites when they seeded from PhiIlippf.
lie opposed to ''coeroion,' and as 90 .r-
cion was very close behind him he con .luded
To try on his favorite theory of secession.
When he heard the booming of Uncle Sans
cannon on the hill, he fastened to set his
legs in motion, aud turning his face South.
ward hoel" (as Wards says he made tracks,
nor cast one longing, lingering 10 k he
hind" A" he has not been heard of since
many suppose lie is running yet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10
Returns from Tennegsee

LOUISVILLE. June srh.-Nashville fur
S"pnrnri"m"nd Representation 3O39, against
249. Eleven other districts in this county
for 1888 against 80. Memphis, 56Os for
separation, I for non representation and
fur Union. The interior as far MS heard
from nearly unanimous. State largely for
secession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

BALTrHoRE. jane s.-The steamer State
of ,Gruri.in, from Fl. Monroe last night,
brings intelligence of lhe ARRIVAL Of The
10th regiment OF New York.
The Harriet L'ue hid gone up james
river.
Ole of the zpuavcs was accidentally
Killed 10y the discharge OF his own gun ia
his tent
Lieut.. II. U Kingshury, U. S a came
in the steamer with dispatches Tor w,,slr-
ingtun.
so movement of importance had trans
piicd When the steamer left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10


HAGgRsrnwN. MI. JnHe s FIVE meu-
hers at tleWisr ..art | ~. which went from
Mnr'inShnrg, escaped across The Pntnmag
yesterday. 'tt Opvc.ru Ferry This company
startri ~ strong hut is now reduced tu -
men and * stationed ut Point of R,rks-
AZ MnrIin>hurg til re- nr three computes.
Fhr Brrk'Pv Border Guards commanded
hr Capt Vndenhust. originally nunrhrrc,!
lna only hld 80 when they returned on
Thursday last 10 impress drsprters into
the service. Thry caught about twenty of
their mcn in he'd. Three desert"rs OF the
same comprny reached Frcdrri k on We'd
ne-'lari they eSvaprl by swimming the
P"io'n"c between H,rper's Ferry auI
Point of Rocks.
Gov. LPirhcr's brother left Mlriinshurg
last Friday week. with his company anl
was orrirr.d to hurn Oncran Bridge. hut,
did not do it. H. however. returned with
STREE oruers TO huru il, which net lie nr-
c"mplished on Sunday. He then tried TO
scize the ferry boat at D I'M. No l. To de-
suov thar alsp. hut nm ,a dark last night
he had failed to find it, Lrtrhpr's com
pany contains only &c men. The rviirut
plan Of the rebels * To destroy I'LL The
ferries and guard MI tue frr,is NJ tinsr the
passage nf ieirr,i troops long The whole
line of the Potomac. The river is now
very high and cannot be easily crossed at
present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

Tue FINALE ORGANIZATION is often as
friil as that of ten Ter fl ,wer Many of
the sex enter int" marriage relations with
out being able t" Undergo the lahors aud
trials NJ maternity. la this country
thousands of Young AMI beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this cau-e
alone. Hustetter's Celebrated Stomach
Buffers will save many of this clnss from
an umtimely grave. This medicine has
been used with great heneft 10y immense
numhers of people throughout the repul-
lie. and the prOprietnrs have received
grateful commentators from all sections
of the country. The Ditters will ue fund
to he very pleasant to the taste, eycn ns a
beverage, and prompt aud powerful in its
effect as Il medicine. II intuses new vital
ity into the frame, aud strengthens the
whole system, 50 that women who use it
are en"hlrd to go through with labors
which would. without it, be certain to
prUSirtte them.
Sold by all druggists. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

EsS~ THERE will be meeting of the La
die UHf"n Aid Association this afternoon
ut four o'clock at their rooms, to tcrnine
upon the c~pediency of having Straw
berry Festival. full attend ,nce of the
nlemLvrs is requested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

New YoRE. June 9Th, steamers New
York, tor Bremen, aud Eiinbnrg. tor Liv-
erpnol, sailed this morning. Carl Schurz,
Minister to Spin. with his family, was II
passenger on the former.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

Nrw YoRk, June s.-Adviees from Eng
land. tn-ti1e government 81 Washington.
have been r'slived. SAYING that Mh,isirr
A't'ms brad n eOrdi,i reception AID tirt
tue Ministry are better incline towards
US.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-10

WASHINGTON, June s.-The Treasury
Depart nem; has jrSf ISSUED II circular ex-
pl .nItury nf the act of March. 1857, reln-
tive tO.the HpprhiSrmrnL of imported ,nrr-
ciiand zr, aml at the act of March IsI.-
Two periuis of time are therein Indicate |
as dates. which value are IL hr asccrtainrd
II is tl'e opinion uf the Department that
the former of these periods named the
late OF actual shipment applies to mcr-
chInhiZr rxPurtrd from u shipping port of
the country; of expectation. and thnI Latter
named, tn date of exp. rtaliun applies To
merchandise expmrte,I from an interior
country having no shipping port. The
regulations heretofore cst,ll shed are, there.
r.. mnhiti al accordingly.
Il Is thmught that The action of the Brit
ISL Government in its recognition uf tl.,
validity OF the letters Of nuTque AID re-
prisal from the Confederate Suites. was a
disrnurtesy Unprecedented in dip ou,,cv,
in view of the fact thu lis decision wa-
hostility, "nn"uncei without first awaiting
f"r the arrival ut the new American Mn
ister Mr.. a itms. who was prepared pro-
prrly I" represent The policy of the Adj
mimi>traiiun.
But for deprelItions Of certain VJ'up-
terrs on private property in Hampton Il nj
for miles around. as well as in f tirfrx
rnhnty, it is represented here TINT the
Union feeling in Virginia would have been
considerably strengthened. ETlrts are
now hrimg nHde to remedy Just complaint
and TO assure the Inhabitants of prOtec-
ton.
Although Austria has not directly pro-
tested ngainst Mr.. Burliugtme it i, known
ililt some other gentleman. less Dhjcrjiou-
nhle tlnn himself, ON account OF his leyiS-
lntive prominently in behalf of Italy, woud
he acceptable.
The State Of Missouri is detached from
the department of the We-tnuI inrUrpor.
nted into that now under the com .nund ut
Gen. Mcclellan