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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

The almost incredible statement Is repeated
b. Senator Sherman of Ohio, that at this hour
negro Slavery is recognized as existing at Co
lumbus, the slaves of Rebel officers being there
held at involuntary service in attendance Oh
their masters, now Rebel prisoners at that
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

Only $4,000 in specie was taken out b.!
the America, which sailed at II o'clock yester'
day morning from Boston for Liverpools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

a, o,ic. can be taken Of ANONYMOUS CCmmnnica'
Cs ever ia intended for insertion must ne authenticated
bv the usme arc ADDRESS Of the wfteI-not neecesy iV
p1biication but % sgnsTanty for lie good isith
Vscanns, updertsEs 10 return rejected Conmunicaiop'
N bp.ness letters Tor is once sboGid acde'ted TO
"THK tribune" New-foTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

From Washington, the report comes that
Marshal Lamon is busily engaged exercising
his power for the rendition Of negro fugitiyes
to their masters; the latest case being that OF
a black man who had joined his precarious
fortune with company of the 4th New-York
Artillery; and with this report We have the
additional statement that an active business is
going on in the sale and transportation Of
slaves from the District Of Columbia to Mary
land dealers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

The progress of the Tax bill in the Senate
Finance Committee is reported as slow, and
the statement is associated with the Illness OF
Senator Simmons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

In our Washington correspondence, Mr.. Ben
Wood figures in q somewhat uncbNalrOus char
acter, in connection with motion in the
House for the imposition of tax OF ten per
cent on the advertisements of disloyal journals
excluded from the POst-Ofice; the tax on the
loyal papers being fixed at three per cent.
Tho honor of the New-York delegate seems TO
bave been touched il an editorial point By GER
tain remarks incidental 20 The motion in ques-
ton; but the usual reparOtOn appears pot TO
have been exacted when Indications were given
OF a deposition to make OF il personal matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
New2nprk daily grjbn,la
THURSDAY. APRIL 3, l569.
no onRRESpONnENTN.

HUI No 40 Brosd~, y SARATOGA srHlyes is sn Agent
ssr FAC sale Of Tan TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

The public, by conmon instinct acknowledge
the high service Of Capt. Ericsson in building
AID fitting out The MoAisor--a vessel whose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

John Janney, President Of the Virginia Con.
vel;ion which pretended to take that State
at Of the Union, Is reported as heyins re-
,ewed his cath of allegiance to tie United
States. Mr. Janney is a prominent citizen OF
Ioudom County, a Quaker, aiways strong
. mig IN politics, and elected 10 tia Conycn.
ton as a Union man. How he ever came 10
allow himself to be dragooned into treason is
utterly incomprehensbls. He has doubtless
suffered more during tho past year than any
iumate Of State Prison. His section Of Viz
GINA has been fearluly deya stated by tho re-
hellioD, and the end is not yet 't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
TROUBLE IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR.


sscs.ry Of the Interior for improper specuston. and es
uasssoce in office aud there is strong ta.s
will he including tire beads Of the PstSa end
Pension Office. such developments peculiarly uupsct
D. lsioe % overlook It. II never Necessary,
III me iss DIST tue people should have absolute coat
'ene IN tho integrity OF every member Of the Admin, srse
1.-THE wesA
We shall be Cad II Ills statement be snccessa
Bu, have spprehe nscns that It 1, only True
Ramors Of improper action by he head Of the Depsn nj
the Interior prevalent In wsshinson time 10
our knowledge and they seemed to be but wc san<l
As, however lie Secretary still retained hs place AID ~
therefore be assumed not to have los the confidence or
homes. President had been willing conclude that scet
enem~. had without saed the fair fame Of seem
tary Smith II however the fact. represented By rhs
gols earnestly hope hs promp, Justice will be dss 70
the offender. Commercial Adyefrssf
TIE TRIBUNE is not 10 possession Of fses
that warrant any such accusations as the above.
and. until otherwise advised, we are inclined
to discredit them utterly. We happen to know
:" the head of the Patent Office" Mr.. DAVID y. !
Holloway date N. C.. from Indana) and
should lie prove rogue, our faith 10 huua0l
nature must suffer considerably. And il JosePh
II. Barrett, Commissioner OF Pensions, Is the
gentleman of like name known to US US citizes
of Ohio, it will require something more thar
rumOrS to destroy our faith in bis integris.
ii Tie HOr,d and The Commercial ere ID
possession of facts justifying the terrible iupa
tations above, they ought TO place those fsetf
at once before the public. If they have u
such facts at command, their blasting iupu!s1
tons seem to us culpably upjustifiable. Tbo'1
journals have recently made themselves eon
spicuous in urging that no person when u
President sees fit to keep in office should
subjected TO damaging newspaper crincaA
We dissent from this doctrine, but we ir'1
that such criticism should be based On on
justified by undisputed facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

the Union regiments, which amssns 10 Tie
Same thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
Tar TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOE 1862.

This popular ANIMAL + now Iesd' 100 ,o,e. 40 postage
rhloh 10 $500 : Z per 100. Cash orders sohcted
supply numbers s G1 a the 5 dS and 1851 Price Is
ye s...ob most paid Address TBR TRIBUNE Nswi"h
NIGHT CoUGHs.--FOr Asthmatie, Consuinp-
,,. and Chronic CoueHs which always more or less
troublesome at night unhos persons for their daily 0ecOp
tim, and matchmaking the constitution great relief VIII b'
experienced by taking at bedtime one Oh TWO u
BRONCHIAL TRooHEsr cr roush Lolensos which VIII IN
.urs .a.. and comfortable ss who have been LON
,uJerers saw they could not be without them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

fafinR elley, TAX dpfI
from May !, fS60.
I ditto. $40 "a
Be inning AT the south
east corner Of the
=. square, and running
thence west So feet }
- inckes, thence north
-. westefiy with the line
A OF Water street loo feet
s Inches, thence north
easierfy and at right
ahSfes with Water
sffeei 81 feet o inches,
thence ezst ; % feet,
tkence south 20 feet,
-. Whence east 100 feet,
and thence south 164
ffet Q inches, 30 the
pace Of beginning.
Ball, william n.
Browning, william A., n
trust.
cszenove, A, G.
Observation-Disclosures.
Carroll, Ann c., and ofheFz
Being the east Zoe feet 9
inekes mont by the
- dspth of Tie tet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

This place, seventeen miles from Nor
folk BY mil and twenty-five BY road, vas
occupied BY Union troops this !. m. No
rebel troops ware found. Many Of the
inhabitants had left, and those remaining
whre bitter against the u. 8.
Reconnaissance were made yesterday
to Kempsvills, Gov. Wiss's plsce. The
town was found almost deserted.
A flag Of truce was sent ont yesterday
in the direction Of Suffolk to return the
prisoner Of State released from IT. War
rem. The Seaboard and Roanoks r. r.
has been found in good oonditisn 10 Saf-
folk, only single bridge having bsen de-
stroyed. The road will be repaired i'm
mediately and rolling stock put il condi-
tion o soon - possible. A large guam
tity Of copper boiling WIS found stored 10
the railroad store house yesterday, Of
which possession was taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
IapoFtans - 0olAlsTs On leave.
GEx. HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS, !
Nay 18th, 1862.

Capt. J. A. Potter, A. @. n. u. s. A:
You will have this order published for
one week in morning papers:
Heaaquastsss Department o. the Misoissippa.l
Csnp on Cerinth Road, May II.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.
ed. When soldiers on sick leave are
ready TO return to duty, they win report
to the medical officer Of the nearest hos
pital, who will give them certificates to
that effect, on presenting such certificate,
the Quartermaster's department will fur
nish them transportation to their regi-
ments.
BY command Of Major Gen. Halleck,
]. A. KELroH, A. A. G..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
= Usssua xussatssis..

The slaveoeracy have trained great
many bloodhounds down South for ordi-
nary business purposes in times Of peace,
and now, in these dreadful war times, the
indispensable bloodhounds answer their
purpose just as we'll In peace the slave
ocncy hunt their laborers with blood
hounds in those sections Of the country
where the highest type Of Christian civil
isation has reached ito full development,
and in war those same bloodhounds are
are equally indispensable to track the ay-
ing friend Of his country in his effort to
escape the tyranny Of traitors. Blood
hounds are an indispensable Constitution"
wherever the peculiar institution pre-
walls, and being inseparably connected
with it, furnishes the clearest index ofthe
kind Of civilization fostered by the twin
institutions.
The following was clipped from the
Memphis Appeal:
BLooDHoUNDs WANTED We, the un-
designed, will pay five dollars per pair
for City pairs of well-bred hounds, and
City dollars for one pair Of thoroughbred
bloodhounds that will take the track of q
man. The purpose for which these dogs
are wanted is to chase the Internal, cow
ardly Lincoln bushwhackers Of East Ten
nessee and Kentucky (who have taken
the advantage Of the bush to kill and Grip
pie many good soldiers) to their tents aud
capture them. The said hounds must be
delivered at Captain Hammers Livery
Stable by the 10th Of December next,
where mastering officer will be present
to muster and inspect them.
+. N. NCNARY,
~ PHI. HARRIs.
Camp Crinfort, Campbell Co, Tenn. No
vember 10.
r. SEVENTY dollars per month will
also be paid for : man Who il competent
to train and take charge Of the above
named dogs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
The GanAeas Fight.

New York, May 20.
The following was written on board the
Gslena Yesterday morning w raa up 70
Watches Bluff, were W found the river
full OF suDkcp stsamsFs--the jamestown
and Yorktown and nuubsr Of cthess.
The bank Was lined With ride pits. and on
the top Of the bluff the rebels had very
heavys betterie, mounting ten guns, some
of them ten inches, three or four very
heavy rifles. We ran within half mile
Of the battery, anchoEsd and swung broad
side to them. They opsned ere /; the first
Shot striking our portbow and going
through the armour. About FIVE minutes
after We got another shot very near where
the first one struck. As it came through
it killed one man instantly and wounded
four more, We fought them four hours,
until We got out Of ammunition when We
hao to retire. We got 90 shots in our
side and ID on deck. We had IL men
killed, 2 dangerously wounded, since
died, ana Is slightly wounded. We made
: gallant fight, but had We taken the bat
terry we could not have held it, and the
distractions in the river prevented our
going upsny higher. One thing we have
demonstrated the Galena cannot stand
heavy shot at short range. We fred
238 rounds, AL that we had. Had we
had plenty of shells we could have silenced
the rebels in two hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

The Court reversed the Judgment on
Wright's case. deciding the law requiring
the revenue TO be collected and paid ont
in gold and silver alone as obligatory nov,
- y vas pSevious to the act Of Congress,
mixing treasury notes legal tender 10 the
payment Of dabts. This il : subject ~
clusiyely within the control Of our Legis-
lAturs, and with which Congress has moth
ing 70 do. The lsgialature might require
oil revenue to Be paid il gold alone, 81 Ia
silver, or corn, Or cattle, although geld
and silver hare always been legal tender
in the payment Of dsbts. An opinion 1t
length will H. hereafter written.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
FreHA WAshingEsn.
Washington Nav 10

sAlu&gOus 4Ay ~.
The Circuit Court to-day appointed
three commissioners for tho Identification
Of tho Fugitive Slave Law. 4evsn arrests
only @ere made to-day. There seems to
be concurrpnt juTisdiotion claimed by the
military aothosii1ss regarding IN ihgi-
tives undsf their protection. Therefore
i cannot be said the law has FREQ oourse.
This p. n. shout fifty Of the citissns Of
- adjoining counties in Marylaad pro-
ce9dsd 70 the Whits House. accompanied
b 1essrs. Crissfsld, culvsrt, Webster
aid Lsary, Representatives In Congress
from that 6tate, who had conversation
Nth ths President regarding the intsrs1t
of thar commitments y involved ia 10
Fugitive 6Aye Nv. They ~ lhs Presi-
- promised rssp0nss on some ethar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

"a
Chicago. May 10.
Il Pensacola has been evacuated By the
rebels and Is now occupied By Federal
taoops. Fort Picksus commenced the
bombardment of the rebel defences on the
2lst inst. The day after the evacuation
took place, flag Of truse discovered
one solitary individual. and from him the
story Of their retreat WAS gathered.
Large numbers Of refugees arrive at
.Cairo daily from Memphis, being forced
to leave their homes to avoid the con-
scription act, and work their way By
stealth over unfrsqucnted reads 70 the
Union lines. They represent ! strong
Union fesling II Memphis. Many open
manifestations have been made By ardent
Unionists in expectation Of the speedy
appearanceof the Federal feet.
Although the Memphis papers an
nounced that Farragut's 6eet passed
Natchex on the way up the river, yet
nothing has been heard Of It at Memphis
up TO the 10th. The distance from
Nstchsx to Memphis il 400 miles.
Beauregard is said to have been recalled
from command Of the rsbsa.army in the
Southwest, aud Bragg substituted.
Mccieiian's force has advanced consid-
crably.
There has been general advance Of
our lines toward Corinth.
A negro instruction is imminent at
Charleston.
Great preparations are making to bonn
bard Savannah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
n CArissian Dishop.

The Catholic Bishop Of Orleans.
France, in recent pastoral letter, speaks
Of the efforts in Congress and BY the
President for the emancipation OF the
slaves in this country in the following
terms:
It IL the first time within sixty years
that the central power has adopted de-
clded line OF conduct In the matter, and
that it has engaged the entire nation in
vigorous effort against the evil. The
question. therefore, without being tcrmi-
mated, is seriously entered on = step has
been made, path Of hope has been
opened. This is an additional motive for
myself, and an imperious need to pray
God that He mag deiga to bless On ester-
prise TIC pacific solution Of .chieA must b,
ardently riahed for.
And then. speaking Of the general sub
ject, he says:
The Catholic Church has always do.
plored the severe slavery in which null
ti'ude OF men are retained to the great
detriment OF their souls, and has never
evil. :
However true that may have been, in
former times and in other countries Of he
Catholic Church, it certainly has not the
sambiance Of truth here and now. There
are NO politicians or presses 90 earnest in
tie advocacy Of slavery 70 the Catholic
politicians and press, and there is no class
ofpeople % fierce in support Of slavery
- the masses Of the Catholic Trish Of mi,
country Such il the case throuchou,
th's country. and such has been the cas-.
for yuU past.
And right here inelowa the vaIlandir
ham wing Of the slavs-adyocatinp and
slave-propogandist democracy are prepar
ing for campaign Of terrible fercenes,
IN behalf Of the slsveocracy of the South
under the lead Of Mahony, 4 treasonabl,
Catholic editor Of Dubuque, backed b,
Jones and Dodge, ardent sympa,hiser,
with rebel shareholders, and leading Cath
Ole politicians Of the State of Iowa.
The Bishop Of Orleans CAM prove thu,
the Church i opposed to slavery BY the
eosdaes q il supporter II this country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
Abs1t the GnnAsat Galsna.
Washington. Nav 10

A private letter from officers 81 one a
the Aotilla, speaking Of the rsosat engage.
ment, says the Galena. iron clad, ~ ID
miraDiy maneuvred--so beautifully and
sanclly that she passed, 6Ts o. III timss.
- close - she could got. and silenccd
one OF the batteries. She then rassed
and re-passed the second battery III
times, but finding they wsrs ming % much
ammunition, for which We expset 70 have
better use farther up. Commands Rorsro
ordered the wooden vessels to run m.
whilst he, IN the GalsnA, i.y .hre... g q
the battery and disconcert tho rebel eun.
ners. The Galesa then followed, bur The
ouoys had been displaced and misplaced
90 that the pilots last evening ran tie O.
lena ashore, and she i still sgrosad.--
None Of our vessels are seriously Injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
! Military Teleeraphsr H. =

Y u Military Telegr.phsr a. =
olle1 pen and working 10 saw hSn 1T
18th nile post from Hichmond. The
lines ~ the various camps and stations
betweeA headquarters and fortlsss Mon
- assin coed condition and woskiaa ad-
niratly under the personal superintsnd-
encc 81 Mr.. T. T. Egbert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

NJ The Ffssslsns - 80 q. s....A
RFoClaulo11 - 90
WasLiagtos, My 10.
WM1n@As, Thsre sppeaIsim - pub
lie p1apts what purports To be Nprocla-
nati Of Hajer General Ha16r, and
xASe ~ alAs iSprodacing some sx-
oitensns and Misunderstanding, therefore.
I, Abraham Lincoln, President Of ths
United States, proclaim and declare thst
the Government Of the United States had
M knowledge 81 belief 81 m i1tention on
the part of Gen. Hunter 10 issue such q
proclamation, nor has it yet any authentic
information that the document Is genuine;
and further, that Gen. Hunter nor any
other commander or person has been
authorised by the Government Of the
United States 10 make proclamation de-
daring the slaves Of any State free. and
that the supposed proclamation now in
question. whether genuine or false, il al
together void, 30 far ~ respects such
dsclarstion. | further make known, that
whsthsr il be compstent for me, ~ Com
mander-in- Chief Of the army and navy, to
declare the slavea Of any State or States
free, and whether ct any. time or in any
case it shall have become necessity in
dispensable to the maintenance Of the
Government 70 exercise such supposed
power, are questions which, under my
responsibility, / reserve to myself. and
which ! can not feel justified in leaving
to the desision Of commanders in the field.
These are totally different questions from
those Of police regulations in armies and
camps.
On. the 9Th dav of April last, by
q special message. | recommended 10
Congress the adoption Of > joint resolu-A
ton, to be substantially q follows:
RESOLVED, The United States ought to
cooperate with any State which may de-
sire gradual aboljshment Of slavery,
giving to such Stats. in its discretion,
compensation for the Inconvenience, pub
lie and private, produced BY such change
Of system.
The resolution, in the language above
quoted, was adopted BY large m.jorities
in both branches Of Congress, and row
stands an authentic, definite and solemn
propesA Of the nation to the States and
people most interested 10 the subject mat
ter To the people of these States /
earnestly appeal ! do not argue, but
wish yos to mako the argument for your
selves. You can not, II you would, be
blind to the signs Of tho times. ! beg Of
you calm and enlarged consideration Of
them, hoping II may be far above per-
sonal and party politics, ! common cause
for : common object, casting no re-
proachss. The change it oontemplates
wouM come gently . the dews Of
Haven. not rending or weakening any
thing. Will you not embrace it; 50 much
good has not been done by one effort in
oil past time, as 10 the providence Of God
it is now your high privilege to do. May
the vast future not have TO lament that
you have neglected it.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
City Of Washington. this 10th day Of
Nay, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two, and OF the
independence Of the United States the
eighty sixth.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
VIM. n. SEWARD. Sec y of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
Gsv. stanley Geing 60 seutA care.
1tnae
Washington, Nav 90.

&
Hon. Edward Stanley il on the eve Of
departure for North Carolina. He to-day
received his commission 10 Military Gov.
erner Of that State. He il invested With
the powers, duties aud functions Of that
station. Including the power TO establish
all necessary Offices and tribunals, and
suspend the writ Of Aabeas co,p.s during
the pleasure Of the President, or until tke
ioysl inhabitants shall organize . STATE
Government in accordance with the laws
Of the United States. His powers are ex
actly similar to thosc with which Gov.
johnson Of Tennessee is invested.
An army officer just arrived here from
Port Royal denies the published state
ment that at the last accounts our pickets
were within four miles of Savannah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
Baltimore, Nav TO-.

The steamer Vanderbilt rsacAed here
this :. m. with shout 500 sick soldiers
frpn Yeskto1a. They 90 nostly typhoid
snd billions fsvaf With hut 6ew vcun0ed.
Al 49, dstd6ssd amose ~ yazIoss
hospitals ,h9s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21
Frsn Ola Pslns.
n-lA. 4

-, ssasUxU1 1ANy ~.
The boat from Old Point has errivaA.
but brings no news. Il vas reported that
the Nasgatuek ~ taking On boe,d I
new gun yesterday.