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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-05

PosT BLOOMFIELD, MO.
May 81 1862
EDS. TELzGRAPH:-By courier, who lett ChaR
Bluff, Ark, at A. NJ, to-day, news comes OF me
assassination of Surgeon GREGORY, lex Regimen
tai Surgeon, at that place, while crossing the
ferry, last evening at dusk-May 80.
In retaliation therefor, I shall hang two prison
ere from that place, now in my custody at this
post-nororious murderers
Yours. H. POMER0Y,
Major Provost Marabal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-05

RoUT THE CURCULto.-Ike Aulericuu 4 grtcul
tnrist gives the toIi1wiHg recipe tor preventing
the ravages of the CurcuHo:
To one pound of whale oil soap add four ounces
Of the -four Of sulphur. Mix and dissolve in l.
gallons Of water 10 one half reek of lime, add oul
gallons of water; stir well. When fully settled
pour of the transparent lime water and add in the
soap mixture. Add also about four gallons of toI
erably strong tobacco water. Apply this mix
ture with agarden syringe, to your plum and other
fruit trees, so the foliage viii be we'll drenched-
One or two applications will be generally enough
This mixture is good for all kinds of FRUIT troubled
with the insect.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-05

The publisher of The american Agrioaltnr-
;stg sent out blanks all over the country to col
ect Agricultural and Horticultural statistics,
the result of which is to publish monthly. The
aggregate of the first reports, is published in
the June number of The Agriculturist, from
which we COPY:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-05
Death of Surgeon Gregory.
Posr BLOOMFIELD. No.

We have just received the following 'etter IRON
Major PoSERoY, of the lst Wis Cavalry. 1t II
brief aud to the point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

General C-''en1eu's eomusrd is In good position on
C,.l5erltai. ,ha7onrhy orrsE.z,1 aud preparing to
7s cut the h.e defeat. The reports circulating re-
s5o,'lK ~ O. 80 sr,a-'v coltrsdce5 BY persons 10
position @, kns=. TIE enemy, oN,eP' in furnishing
Fs-,.s h,v, 0o ye. vsu:ursd across the Cumberland.
Son 'hs G-.rl Rive, and Tennessee River country
sc alss 20 IL gaaoe Tt hsavy rains nave reader
q BE roads impossible, aud prevented movements Il.
kny we're Contemplated
Cincinnati Paper os the lIh Of Janu.-y announced
STAT durrg tbs fsioEins week. the grand advance
Eopld begin; 80. Gsa Bleu had everything in resd-
nsss, Nad had Jsp,sgd lis d'f-au' divisions not
only render vatorg certain bu: 10 the capture
Of t-' wlo,s ,aiedsrAss .orcRs, TEO three weeks
lave srce rrSd and the veto-y and capture are vet
81 tie fgrur,.
Lrri John Rlsssu, despatch in seyiy TO ~. Seward
prs his that and the o.hss Joge,be- To make out
-o-3cy 70. S'wui, and thereby renters biz Los3shP
4lo o. ,Oa;s y'e as the YlLke,. Bur for his hAy-
.lS .-s Ter f.I hscs o. /. you'd Js bard 10
50 -t.ca ~ g., -5rr,s-: s--re.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

-s -gsn,v Of The uaoi Imposing the necessity Of paving
,a,a or everything reed fr he PaSHcluoa Of newspaper
pellet US sos s'r' so aac'a-. iha N no case would
Easssee booSs unless the order
AeconOAnl ~ e uo7ey to pay for hs lit
us experience OF lie as has cay ooaareJ usla t' deter
NATION eui comp' Al the szsc bers 70
tie Fhig NeA'y books -cssy forces adept
ne rule 10 scslcl :. them, -ss, Ua re rs Will irsi
das's1 20 th sli sn fo-thvth commence he
Sork o. '-n7y %, bs tom the Oss made such
,s-, pail subscriber IA Auv.uee ca
s'ant % and hi vi ~ dlne place each
sg5sCbeEs sLi ss'ce N Sha the tre- months CO
L. q Sas 1852 hs nas' % al ho have paid according
tass tsru VII se s-ssi books r-gus,ly there
Ssr Gsy no ' Vii he Iea saoerlsss the expiration
Of a subscription ys. an sr>g adopted i all uuess
Vl7uasn nat. ser preservation sollpe lbs or else
S5al5 at be ado-fad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
southern Literary Messenger.

Owing to the difficulty in obtaining rSper the hesseu-
ger has been DELAYED 10 its publication until to-day
Among other articles Of interest," series Of Letters
to an Eugshmsn'by Capt Wdhail terrible disseect-
ing room sorry by D.. Ho'cOmbe piquant essay on
Latter Day Fiction BY toe la;e Richard Henry AudeI.
son Ofthis city, and curious revelation by an opium
eater. The edOs mAkCs stirring appeal to the South
and Virginia especially to arcuSs from its lethsrgy-
We notice Sso in the Editors rsble OF the most hu
uorous parodes Ee have read, entitled the war
BY Wait Whitman" the author Of which e sad to o
the same who wrote the famous "On TO Richmond,
which appeared in the Wing some months sgo.
We regret to hear that although the YANKEE magazines
have been entirely cut of BY the the circulation Of
the Messenger has not increased great deal Why do
not the newspaper agents Wao supply the camps also
furnish the Messenger? The soldiers would buy many
hundred coDfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
TRIBJTE OF RESPECT.

Ala meeting Of he New Kent Cyary, held q, their Camp,
the saurd,y the li day Of February 6 Leuten
Taylor called preside, and Be- g. Jas g. Christian
appointed secr.tary.
Lieut. Taylor taking The Char announced In few touch
Ing the de Of late Captain Nj Vile rslden where
lleHt Nm Oop:on, st. H. ". Lacy, Aad piyAt
w. SAmsoa Gpponte1 committee 10 DRAFT so!u who
aeE en thou tssr Caaisuaa reported the foowing
shieh unanimously adopted.
whereas has pasld al Alse Providence 10 remove from
among the disease contracted la the
late commander ard comrld Capt Mel
vile Val len, who de his redence, ILdlan Yields the
New Kent Tuesday, last the 18th ut 1861! be Il
therefore,
Owed Is That 10 clpaia vs'en, the army has los,
tsieat and liant ster, society ensbls gentleman and
n geaerous commander.
I'd tender HEARTFELT sympathy 10 his acted smiy
with the that We with ali him,
viii hy his AMI christian gaces In honored
.4rmOry
81 That the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days
All Tha 81 the sotye iesol rs be rsts ntCd 70
the f the deceased and TO TIE Richmond pape for puo-
Aon and the iArr5 OF tee 80 Regiment W. gnA
Cavalry Nhel eupon,
On motion, tIe q Getting adjourned.
TAYLOR, Charm N.
JAS a GRESHAM, Secretary
CGTal Camp. rear Bethel. Psb. l. 1862. feo-h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
ELRL kussELL I, Lord Lroxs.

FoRuGS 0FFIcx. Jan. IL.
Ny LORD Your conduct in the important matter Of
the Trent is entirely approved by her Majesty. The
discretion and good temper you have shown have con-
trbuted greatly to the success Of our operations.
In order to give your Lordshp. by public doou-
ment proof that you have acted strictly according TO
the instructions you have received enclose extract
annexed this Dispatch Of private letter addressed
to you on the LIST Of December last. am, &c,
(Signed) RussrLL
EXTRACT OF PRIVATE LITTER YkoN EARL RussgLL TO
LORD LYONS, DEc. :, 1861.
The desp.tches which agreed 10 at the Cabinet
Yesterday, and which have signsd his morning, i'm.
pose upon you isssreeable task. Ny wish would be
that at your FIRST interview with Mr.. Seward, you should
not take my despatch with you, but prepare him for IT,
and ask him to settle with the President and the Cab
net what course they would propose.
The rcIt time you should bring my despatch and read
il TO him fully
II he asks What will be the consequence Of bis reius'
ing compliance think you should say tina. you wiah
leave him and tie President quite free to tak9 their ~
course and that you desire to abstain from anytb ag
like menace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
DIED,

On Sunday morning last Ia tbs city AUGUtr-s BALDWIN,
SIN az General James onett eet Confederate y aged
n wear, and nonu.
Departed this life on the 2li a 81 her late no
Blu IN kng and ou=en ecuaty In tie 4eh yer o. re. sge
Mr. FAANOss ANN eoaiort Of MI mos '" L. IAu uNoy.
IIbstldom GU privilege to record e dea OF enc pose
o. such rare exeelereiss IS TIE sf Ct oih "a
Though from eary snIefer tueh vas '.e
y OF hr mind me on NJ Of scdve duty was fsIey
" er hopl ana enetia gh ana comoft were w al
within tnera ge OF her I'M lentd a, ,,- =, -
Oae nsI nc nas " ", ~ @ va ~, ninss,
eIs ana nan ever aey - IT, ~ - L. =,
cshtsle4 N 90 ng Boea aue he Auu'
y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
AGTeat People.

ASlcor paper coupallcd The. this Revolution A.
tsTs PED in the solasrl states no great leaders Ike
g., ,4.al saj shoulder lar than lheI, brethren. The
slv>.u4b RDu5e replies that /. has no uuelsiueas on
,,as s--rr, beng rksr afraid Of 'grsA: men sny he r
TIE R.yoIa ion has developed something better ~ I,4s
ps-p's"-=A.c1 klgas the blessings Of freedom Hld IA
slls 20 upheld
si-g-larv C.. c.. sa SIC Ike lamsa,.tila Ia Ca
eianai PSI lie breed o. snsli great msl in the
Northern sISz. No one Ia the field able 10 lead
ny 10 lie Csaos. cap-b.s OF conducting the al
f..fs Of nataa A1i Ia their case they have not the
Sorsolatoa :as. hsys-their people are no better
ssn their pu51 nan The one absorbing passion Of al
al Iben i the aadsr Of their own Government-and
20 sAols sOcLy = On he verge Of AHAroay and osIba
g.1a-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
N,,,on OF SwindIrr.n

Letters by tbs Africa state that less han EJ5 OOu
oUU-say 500 900 uOO-sre deposC in five JOINT stock
BlaEs in Eugl,d . oac aud oue.hLf per cent. Some
Elgh writer's state that portion ct this money would
undoubtedly be iayos.ed in American securities but tot
tie genera! mprt ssi9n that nation Of swiuder
aud 10 no intend 10 ply dbts. TIE securities Of
BE- IL aud TlIkty APPEAR 10 mind higher positi
10 B.i.sh esteem and rising in the market.-N y.
HraG
The European world il coming to have just appre-
citation OF the yillauous Yankee race. "A Nation Of
2g'pdlsss " In worse credit than Turks on London
.haure Wafer will find ia level ard SO vii Yankees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
ah.YnnAee Anncondn.

We are agsia avsed by that great master of the art
of war Raymond of the Mes York Times with another
outline Of the Grand Yankee Programme for crushing the
South We rather relish such productions. They con
vey lively and udicrOui idea Of the magnificent sWag-
gar of these unmiigated daslar3s The with which
columns OF 100 900 are handled nimtGble. five had
not seen them run at Bull Ran might be little 10
cretuous as 70 the vauuted celebrity OF their movements
We are rat.sr disposed, lose to believe that they
are more svift-footed in r ref, ran in advances.
II our readers the l.Se through the same glass
e, that We 10, they will Ell be parusal of the fol-
iaviuy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
THE yOTEns oF TIE

o~Es RICHkOaI CONGRESSIONAL DlsTtI9T WuO
SUPPORTED Tai LATE HON. 10 IN TYl IR FOR co, Gau5
At THE LAT kLEUiTLN
You called upon dirhargs n,st lnpo TINT duty he
Oih inSn that Jay ha'ing htSn MAD 0- yCl Eps
choice for Representa- in The Confederate
ongeSs You had Gently elected post the smrnt,d
John Ty'er 10 t Ehch yea do is ~hsm %
had once medsed; end no= wOai h y which
qgrB,y up - dc also VI in
Viz mi wh,ield rd hS Istcs fG ing Tyrs Ai-lisI
wai!st q ring win his on tbr Eask veto.
rrpe ycu rave tbs cut EEr5s
Mr. fy B III last cct To1 "a Grfy bOEad yi
dirse the rtegT ID usulHess Of J4neg ne %
could then ana ~ spct haes Ie sy diet
hI homes sent and he tfi1dym 20 dcsTa lat
vhehe could only teach his pogcs hrerrn. CO. hun
10 po. FIR this cle and uagnsnC0as fs.lvE ~
who he has nsyr ktnsty Is but IN The d.
rsctI. q your best Interests.
frbS-it JCsIrg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

the Secretary of State wherein these dfs coz.
sist ] hope to do so in few days
In the meantime, It will be desirable that the COM
manders Of the United States cruisers should be IL
struced not to repeat for which the British Gov
ernuent will have 10 ask for redress and witch the u.
States Government cannot undertake to justify
Yon will read and give a copy OF this despatch TO
the Secretary of State. / am, a.,
(Signed) RrLsHLL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
Improvements OF Property.
The illo-in. joint resolutions have been adopted by

Tut -I'JEIHN JVII' 10701st10117 11'e ~ ~ ~
ne General Assembly
Eso'grd by the .4eTal Assembly, That our R'prt-
soutldY,5 N the Congress- OF tho Confederate States be
req ,sd 10 use Atir utmost clr to procure the pa,
s're, b. Congress- o! law su!hctzing and limiting I'm
prstmen's for Tie military service OF The Confederate
>slcP aud proyiLg Ter tie payment TO the owner OF
Ind and personal property OF such damage as bis pro
cr,ty may Elvo Ell 4.el While in the possession aud
q 'd5 G0nfo i.r--- a'r7 OF Aner,cI.
hss,...- IT, q. Clerk Ct this House forward with
delay copy " the foregoing resolution TO each Of
our R.lEls IN atl.-a M LLe Coal.a.rlLn CongIe.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
- sOs8nrUTIos-sTLTE RIGsrS.
RICHMOND HIG
To CORUESPoNDENTs.

- lst. sus.-ss a,uf - eatrssssd e as"EdtaOr Of
- F-fTr
Agss ,r- "a Na, sts ay,ts paIer srlI 40: - poisA
fNfs rs ~ ~ s.Ising, Otg@f 4 q krOtcE % az,
- o. ~ e. ~ tc1-e{ IFl, o'ua0~y RotScss eseeG
- rsrsf lf4'- re 'Ar.rsf .1~ f,sr,izeaensL
~ - ~sf11' -1tts 6, -s,-a rscss corllaEaac1tioHs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
Compensation for Horsra.

The QuarttFmAsIer General has discretion 10 the
matter Of allowing compensation for horses in the public
service. By lr be "a restricted to allowing ooupsr-
saIon for those oalJ killed ia action. Whether the Law
is right Lot ia different question. The Quarter
Mister mus: rGspsct it Whls it Is the Law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Feb. I, 1861
The House vas called to order at II A, n. Prayer
By the Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of the Baptist Church.
sKSArE BILL PASSED.
Sunday Senate bills announced by their
tides among which was Bill No S. Tor incorporating
the Southern Life Insurance Company. Under suspen-
zion Of she rule this bill ordered to il several read
ings and vas passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
- TO TIE PIRLIc.-T,r p.on1.e.

>@ HI IhE ia EL1E.-1'r p;cpr %
~ tors Of the 'sosihe.n HarrcneoEs" inposrg
,hers the pu lie 81 Richmond cien prg sd
true Southern BON cEeNz believe that ny
psj!ag cHcer tae nsms MA ihr eempsry bear, VS.
sout Isru baTDor ems IL due - the gent sssccAtd
With thz sh ui Ell tts insnusoa Sc meter de-
sire - iTvei und'r the abused by tn
~ styled the HsTmoneOas ty tHs dill
E-ds Of hchmcnc the rbic n raj he n n
pGtai Of gentleman and ats EUi ave FOR h ms Ives tie
hshel steen OF the ci;ztus & Il hlcGd he Ueyiletui
LynoNGEg The cooeler4e SlEsr H. she ~ ny
proudly sr Is composed Of souihs 'yey
has 10 tie Confederate rt:tss srrve Tus ioF ha
tbs may all misreI s) rsgsTdi my comp
Very respectfully y'urs.
C. y. WETtE Acting N asgT,
Corf-tIr4e MiStirss.
". VI tt Ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

LECTURE.
ENHr Third Lecture hs course for the benssi OF
Thursday Evening next, eth inst,
Few Dr. Mootes Church. lOh and Capitol tree by
Jno. Il. thompson, Esq.
FuUEcT-"7As Gsaius and Character Of Edgar A PJ."
Tickets he obtGre ct the Bsot,res at Meade Bikers
kobnSoas Drug Store a1d At the door on Tho evening
tickets fr entire CouSe admitting lady and gentleman,
ave dollars single ticket hfy cents.
Lecture to msnee At o'cock.
No PSstponement account OF weather. n'-2t
MILITARY JACKErS.-A supply Of heavy Grey
M aty Jseksls at tie lion Front CT thins warehouse Of
BALDWIN WILLIAMS, li6 and lis dain st. rs
vi B4ek GaUne in store and fer SAFE BY BALDWIN Will
L,AMs. fej
MILITARY CLO' HIaG,-Gre, Uniform cOr,, Gre.
s sal r ~ en-
''''A'''" '''''' y '''' BALDWIN ! siifiiss,
f.b5 ZIG and lis Vain street
STARR,s SCOTCH SNUFF Mes,ang Linemen', ys
Printers ana Binders Glue Psrsu s. catches rOr,a;e
CHIP LOCKWOOD, ocppe-,,, Alum, Sat Peire, H !, ,ns
- es., ,ra.n Ma cAs; Flax r,PPsr CssHITs AM sSi
'''Sy W PETERSON : Go IL S. Is'l t.:
DAooN AND LARD, 5000 n, prime country cured
cen and Lard for sale on ''nfsnI'5t syyoKrs co
Feed FOE VII oh the igse'' market Pss I'll be P'is
She ,THRRAD.-'on NJ shoe 1sr;,d srS ,.: ~
DICE. R,CE.-2S rieree' Rice, for ',lsS
1000 rpUNDs sIis wssr iii ;' C.
tel5 5.
SoLDIaERs wINTEa CLoTHING.
1900 prs Drawers pril and Canton FLANNEL
1000 Cashmere, and other kinds Of Overshirts
200 Water Proof overcoats made Of Enaneied Cloth
100 OIL Cloth Blankets,
And rsroG, other article. suitable for Military for
sss ia Main Street.
HOES H !, OPP HOPS Hops: Hop. Hop.-A
have for sae, Old Buns.rdner and Old eAIe Brandy
Wholesale and Retail.
sell Corner Of Broad and Ith stresu
Z E ~ pEffEH''-'o Si H'& 81 r iS 90.
o,rb0y' Mur.a,s ASd for .sis BY
NJACHInE OIL.-qO bb. pure B.caIne OIL in store and
street. JA
SfIFITs TgnPENEIlNE and EsH 1as
= "a S"' '''' MAIN s,rs.,
INDIGO. INDIGO.-A supply Of superior Indigo now in
and for sale bJ W. PrrERsos co. 1855 MAIN street
NHUSHRD SOGAhS.-haNeuyeFt ToEhenu 70,
" AMI Hoxan aoes Crushed Sugars In sore and for sale
h. KFNT. PAINE co, laS
VIRGINIA APPLE BRANDY.-4o bbs pure Viz.
' ginis Apple Brandy. for sasby -
ly1s ALvrYA IPsoOhB
CUM AsPHALTUM.-o0lbs , for sale ~
" JAZZ DOVE co.. Draggss
CLARETs.-Jut received 80 cases oiaret Of Different
~ h-sad. q oRANz. M Exchange Rinni. iIth sI NOD
nIL.- 80 GslI Castor OIL
~ so lbs Potash
Concentrated Lys, Just received BY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

TUESDAY, i, bruary 4.h Nv
The Senate met at II o'clock NJ. Prayer BY Re-. Dr..
T. Y. Moore, Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

The Chickahominy river, all know, from the
reports of General McCIelanis operations, TO
he a small stream in the vicinity of Richmond,
which broadens and dcepens rapidly in its
course. Some time before it reaches the James
river, into which it empties thirly-seven miles
above Fortress Monroe. it il affected by the
tides, and at the mouth is as appears from the
James, between two and three miles wide
The Chickahominy is the stream which Capt
John Smith was exploring when he was cap
turcd by the warriors OF Powhattan. 1t is
believed he was captured somewhere near the
scene Of the late battle. 1t will be remember
ed that its banks were in the days of John
Smith. as now, noted for marshes. Smith was
nlired in a swamp when the savages pounced
upon him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20
From Winchester .

WlNcHEsrER, Va, June l5.-Advices from
Front Royal, this evening, report everything
quiet there, and no signs of the enemy in that
neigh5orhood. Nearly all Of Gen. Shields
men had fouEd their way there. A few strag-
glers of the brigade which was forced back
from Port Republic, had forced their way in
to General Fremont's lines at Mount Jack
son.
The temporary excitement among th e cit
liens, caused by the appearance of The few reb-
el guerrillas near Cassellnian's or Sniker's Fer
~, has subsidized
The only effect it produced at Headquar-
tiers was TO streng then our pielets along the
line ofthe Shenandoah.
Officers from Gen. Fremont's camp this
morning report some heavy firing in the Lu-
ray Valley, opposite Mt. jackson. last night.
They expressed the opinion that Jackson had
oyertaken the rear guard of Gen. Shields COM
mand.
Gen. Frcmonts front rested at Mt. Jack
son, his line of pickets extending from the
Manchester to the foot Of North Mountain
south of Mill Creek. The enemy's pielets
were about Ave miles distant, consisting only
OF cavalry and few in numbers.
No danger was apprehended of an attack in
force on either flank, but in consequence of
The belief that bushwhaekers would attempt
to cut off fouraging parties on the west, pre-
cautionary measures were adopted.
Among the prisoners captured is Lieut.. Muir
ply Of the sth Louisiana, who reports that the
brigade TO which he was attached was badly
cut up by Gen. Milroy at Port Republic.
Gen. Banks in company with Acting Med
ical Director Helmer, visited all the hospi-
tails to-day aud found everything in good or
der.
WASHINGTON, June l8.-The large number
Of officers absent from their regiment without
sufficient cause, is regarded as so serious an
evil us to demand an immediate correction,
and accordingly orders have been issued tor
this purpose.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

a bin is pending in the lower branch of
Congress to authorize the issue OF an addi-
tional one hundred and City millions Of de-
mand Treasury Notes. The proposition hav-
ing caused some excitement in financial cir
clcs, the Secretary of the Treasury has sent to
the Ways and Means Committee of the House
a letter explanatory of the proposed issue and
the reasons therefor, in which he says that
''undcr the laws sixty million dollars Of de-
mand notes, received for customs, have been
issued, and S90.O0O,O0O in notes not so re-
ceiyable. The outstanding amount is there
fore Sl5O,OOO,OOO, being the entire sum here
tofore authorized by the existing statutes OF
this aggregate $56,500,O0O in demand notes
are held by banks and capitalists, and not
used as circulation, being held at a premium,
in consequence of their availability for Gus
tons. The whole issue of 100000 900 in de-
mand notes may thus be considered as Prac-
tieally withdrawn from circulation. The linn
it of temporary deposits is now reached, and
nothing further can be expected from that
source. 1t is, therefore, upon the conversion
of United States notes into 20.I00, now
limited to 100000, 900 Of legal
tender notes, ard from the receipts from Gus
toms that the Treasury must mainly depend,
under existing legislation. for means to meet
expenses"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

MUsT NOT Be TSrzRFEREp WITu.-A reso-
luton was introduced in the Senate Of Vir-
ginia, on the 18th uit, which embodics Der
fecty the political ideas of the leading traitors
II declares that negroes in slavery ought not
10 be interfercd with, by the people, in con-
vention assembled TO alter al existing consti
tuition, Or to form one for admission into the
eonfederacy, nor by the representatives of the
people Of the State or Confederate legislature
nor by any means or mode which the popular
majority might adopt, and requests the Gov
ernor OF Virginia TO communicate with the
cflicial authorities OF the several Confederate
States, ito request their concurrence therein
in such way as they may scverally deem best
calculated to secure stabiliIy''to the fundamcn-
tai doctrine OF Southern civilization which is
hereby declared and proposed to be advanced $
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

THE REcoaNITIoN OF HAYTI.-Mr. Maynard
Of Tennessee, said in a speech in the House Of
Representatives, advocating the recognition Of
Hayti:
Elf they could ALLEVIATE the negro from poll
tics there could be no difficulty about this
matter. Not long ago they had welcomed the
dark skinned ambassadors from japan. He
supposed if China were TO send diplomatic
representatives hither VIC could receive them.
He felt large degree Of interest in Liberia,
many Of his clients having emigrated to that
country through his instrumeniaIity. That
the commerce Of Liberia is worthy of consid-
Grafton is demonstrated by the fact that We
have commercial agents in that country. Ii
IBERIA being nationality, it was our duty and
interest to recognize its independence"