Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

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Austria, it is announced, declines to
receive Auson BurIingame as Minister at
Vienna in consequence of bis being the au
thor Of the bill raising Sardinia TO first
class Mission. For this gallant conduct,
the Brookses Of Slavery sought 20 preju-
dice Austria against him. If they reject
him be will probably be commissioned to
China.
Fifty thoussnd dollars Of the bonds Of
the Southern Confederacy, belonging to
parties in New ORLEANS, La. who were
forced 10 sell, were disposed of fortnight
ago, at the rate of ten cents on the dollar.
VINO Rant is reported that one Of
the saves at Newport News, on being
questioned as to whether be had rau
away from his master, replied: "No,
golly, massa ran array .fron me- When
he see de soldiers comm, he run like de
debbll. I'spec he's gone to Richmond y
The peach crop in " estern New York,
it is said will be very good In New
Jersey and other places /: Will be short.
Not even a peach blossom in Central
Pennsylvania.
+ Col Anderson, though an horcred mem.
/ Der of the Masonic fraternity, was not rec
ognized by single Southern Mason.
The Montgomery (Alabaua) Post, of
the Slst ult., says that portion of the
Confederate troops have been ordered
away from Pensacola, there being little
apprehension Of fghtth atpresent.
Hon. JOSEPH Holt, of Kentucky, (ate
Postmaster GeneraD has published long,
eloquent, sterling, Unconditional Union
letter-a bright contrast to the old granny
mou,hings Of ihe Cristeuden Bor9erers.
Judge Sharswood of the Distric, Court,
PhilaI, last week decided the Extension
clause of the Stay Law, unconstitutional.
The National MtsNiyencsr quotes from
President Jeifersou's message to Congress
arguing that no additional legislative ac-
ton is necessary to suspend the writ Of
haJsas corpus under circumstances like
these under which the Government now
exists.
We see it stated that the payment Of
the Volunteers by the Government will
commence as soon as the pay-rOIls can be
made out Now look for complaints Of
deprecated curreucy-anOther OF the ways
in which unprincipied men attempt to
speculate in time OF war.
A CuASGE-When Pres. Lincolns
Proclamation foI75, 600 olun,eers, reach /
ed Montgomery, at was received With
shouts of Iaughter'-but one of the last
acts of the Congress there was TO "sppoins
day Of fasting and prayer.
Gen. N. p. Banks has command at
Baltimore. Gen. Cadwallader is advanced
to Frederick City, &c, to cut off any re- .
treat Of the rebels from Harlers Ferry up
on Washington City.
appointed Attorney General, entered upon
the dutie, Of his office in Harrisburg on Fri
day last, and is now actively engaged in
their official discharge. b. +. Ettsr, the
able and accomplished assistant Of the
former, retains his position under the
present Attorney General.
DEsgRr.Rs.-The Court Martial, con-
vened at Carlisle Barracks lately, ssntsn-
ced three captured de.erters to be aogged,
branded and drummed out Of the service.
The fellows we're tied up 10 the gun car
riagc.,receivcd thirty ls.hes esch,aad then
escorted on, of the garrison, in presence OF
the entire command, to the tune Of the
Rogue, March"
There are sixteen Recommendations for
Office in the Middleburg Tribune.
Thoma. g. Bell, late Judge of the
Supreme Court of Penn'a, died at West
Chester recently.
Dover, Delaware, June ia large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here
to-day, which passed resolutions request
ing Senator Bayard to resign bis position
as United States Senator, on the ground
that his sentimen', are opposed to those
Of the people of Delaware. !
The Confeders,es shot man namea
Wilt, on Tuesday, because be would not
enlist. His death has aroused wonde'-
full feeling of indignation in Berkeley '0un-
,y, Virginia.
The Secessionis,s of Mar'inseurg and
;.;,;,, b.v. hoo, moving their slaves