The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

es and in the room formerly occupied by
Julien, in the Tallmadge Block. All
things considered, they behaved them
selves remarkably well. A little noise,
winch was to be expected, a fen violations
of the liquor law which was indispensable
and all right.
T. L. DoNNELLY's Troupe have been
edifying our citizens for several nights,
and judging from the number in attend
ance, the cltizcns of Lancaster-especial.
ly the Volunteers at Camp Anderson, ap-
preciate Mr.. DoNNELLY's rare talent as a
comedian. DoNNELlY is a good fellow,
and as comedian, has few superiors.-
We learn that Mr.. D. has two weeks
engagement in New York City, for which
place he VII start in few days.
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Literary Journal in the West" contain
ing summary of the latest news, local
and foreign" "the cream of the Poetry
(written principally by the Editor) and
tales. afoat," the best historical and
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articles" the sVa and healthy sentiment
Of the world. and especially ORIGINAL
caIrcIsMs (?) is edited by A. P. Mil
ler Esq., Poet, Humorist, Satilist, Histo-
rian, Sendmentalist and Scholar.
LIST. We take this means Of notifying
the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity, that
this Gable and popular journal" is edited
and published. in Lancaster.
g That the Elitor has lately changed
the subject of his editorials and burden o
his song from "woman's love" to "mice. ,
8. That in the last number Of that paper
is to be found an able series of resolutions
with comments, originated and arranged
by the Editor upon the latter subject
which we advise the cilizens Of Lancaste
TO read aud digest without delay tile,
are efgreat valast
Tn the future we may hope, as hav
long hoped for less love and more 1ce.
We congratulate the Editor upon his sen
sible and seasoLable change Of subjects.
MunNY IN. CAMr.-On Friday nigh
last some SO or 60 members Of Compan
X, of Belmont county, broke out Of Cam
for the purpose Of rescuing fellow sol
dier who, Tor breach Of Camp-Map an
gross insults offered superior officers, ia
been confined in the city lookup
They had got but a little way on the
foolish undertaking VIXEN pursued an
oyorlakcn BY the noble fellows of Con
pany E, Capt. Thrall most Of them SUI
rendered at discretion and quietly return
edito Camp. The sight Of bayonct an
fear OF ball proved too much They wc'
very anxious to manifest their courage b
attacking the uDguarded door Of the Gil
prison, butin their hot-headcd. zeal the
Lad overlooked the sixty muskets al
eight or niy9s nudred brave fellows
camp, who We're ready and willing to u
them on any proper occasion. A
Those who'eluded Company E, ma,
theiyi$sy ID the city where they succoe
ed il elddiDg tlosoih pursuit for d tim
by pdo6lingabout the alleys and da
places, and in terrifying few old WON
and children who hadsgjts jtswind of the
couAmplated attack upohthe city prise
They didu't attack Ne Prison that
Heard 81, and if thcy had it would hn
been sorry attack.
After a good deal of excitement, sol
fast riding on the part Of the officers. y
&C., the mutincers were all secured a
marched back to the camp at the point
the bayonet.
In the whole affair there were four
Iious blundcrs.
lst. 1t was a great blunder in the
perior officer 10 commit the volunteer "
violated military law 10 the city pris
1t wasa strstch of power the officer
no right to exercise.
q Cd. Company X acted very foolish
attempting to rescue one of their mum
who had committed a shameful violat
of military law and grossly insultcd tt
superior officer.
Sd. The officer did wrong III back
down and agreeing to release the pris
OF on condition that the rioters would
tmn TO Damp. Having once detefmi
upon punishment, i! should have b
inflicted regardless of threats, and
mutiny crushed out by the strong arm,
dth. The mutineers oushtto have
severely punished. whereas we uudest