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The national Republican., 1862-06-02
WAR MATTEHS.

The Richmond papers had already, before
The interruption Of the Virginia Central rail.
road communication, been discussing the means
Of supplying their people with food, In The
event Of the happening Of such contingency
They seem to consider that the James Rive,
canal viii bring In all the supplies which are
necessary, although they admit tAst Asir city
Is crowded with fugitive citizens from oths,
parts Of the State, in addition to the srny
Undoubtedly Virginia, not having exported
any Of her last years crop Of wheat, abound,
In Of least that very important article of food
and the army can take what 1t wants with the
strong hand. But farmers will not bring food
TO the city Of Richmond unless they are paid
for II, and the number Of persons In Richmond
who are reduced to utter poverty by this wal
must be enormous.
Franklin, Pendleton county, eighty mile,
south Of New Creek, was, up to Saturday, May
"a, the headquarters Of Generrl Fremont. It Il
distant twenty-four miles from Monterey, ant
sixiy.hvs from Staunton, and 10 on the sam,
line Of latitude with New Market, Gen. Banks
former headquarters, In the adjoining valley
In the evening, General Fremont received sI
order to retire, for the purpose of relieving
General Banks, and on the next morning, NAY
rs, was on the move with his whole force
10000 men, 10 the direction Of hooreneld.
All accounts from Corinth agree, that few ol
the Generals In our army agreed with Generyl
Halleck In his obstinate and infatuated belt
that the enemy was resolved on great fight )
that point.
II is now said that the rstreating enemy bkl
gone "a Jackson, on the Mississippi Csnta
Railroad, and not TO Okalons, which is si3ty
ssves, miles south Of Corinth on The Aqbil'
and Ohio Rsilrosd. At jackson, they jma.
hope tocheck movement into the injerio
Of our fososs now 10 possessiou Of viskJburg
We uodefstand that the Secretary 6f Wa
was opposed TO the recent transfer Of troop
from Gsu. Banks TO GeB. Mcdowell.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

Gov. SrAsLY AND The NEaRoEs.-We learn
that Gov. Stanly, upon arriving at Nsvbern,
North Carolina, issued an order prohibiting
further instruction In the schools which had
been established for ths bsnent Of thu blscf
refugees at that city. Gov. Stanly plAcss thjb
order upon the ground of instructions rsosived
from Washington, being to the effect that /he
shall preserve all State institutions and Stats
laws. One Of the laws Of North Carolint pro-
hibib teaching negroes to read or write.
Whether Gov. Stanlys Instructions aye fairly
susceptible OF the construction boz gives to
them, can be best judged of when Y bey are pub
lished We hope and must belis<e, however,
that they are not 1t Is not p0ssIbss that The
President intends that The black refugees at
Newbsrn shall either now be treated - slsvss
or shall ever be rs-enslsvsd. To say nothing o.
other aspects OF the case, great majority Of
them are free under the act Of August 6, 1861
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Evacuation of Corinth.

CoRiNrH, May 3O-It is now ssoertained that
the evscustion commenced night before last
he enemy rstrssNng southwardly until they
reached the railroad bridge burned by de-
tschment Of our forces, whence they went 10
Grand Junction, and thence sopthwsrdly ION
The Jackson railroad N. III tr,i'f.,a n - .
Soma ladies and several citizeos remain here.
wholly deserted, ell the stores being elosed
II q stiIned Aa9Taa Dorm had a and
Of In1lan( (pnder him. W
Colonel jackson reports finding the roads
for several miles strewn with knspsaoks, haveI,
sacks, arms cpd c.ntsens, showing great Dc.
morslizetion. - -. - ~ u. -. w
Ths, ,soods are full Of stragslss, who ~
being brought In % fasl q possible. Probably
between two and three thousand including
almost the entire Thtrteenth LouIslkna, are 10
our lines now. Many Of them are dsssrtsIs,
and lhs balance 'hsvs ibssn oaptused since the
A Unitsd States military telegraph line vi,
completed 70 this point to night
HEADQUARTERS, CAxr Ss!s cosls!a.
May 80, 1852.
+Hon. 4. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War:
"The snemy's position and works In front oi
Coriuth were sxossdiogly strong. BE csnno
morning be destroyed sn immense amount o
public snd private property, storss, provisions
wagons, tents, DC. a-' .Ita.
For miles out Of the town the roads an
nlled WITH arms, hsversacks, &c., thrown swsy
BY his deeing troops A large number O
prisoners and dessrtsrs have been captured
sstimatsd by General Pope st two thousand.
aGsa. Bssursgard evidently distrusk hi
army, or he would have defended 70 strong {
Outraged and demoIsiissd. T., al the engage
mentb for the last few days, their resistance hsi
been slight. H. W. HALLECK,
! "hsjor Genl. Commsudipg."
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

During the whole Of the battle Of yesterday
Sunday morning, Professor loves balloon
w,s overlooking the terrific scsas fron an q
Htude Of about two thousand feet Tsiezraphio
oSmmunicaHon from the balloon to General
Mcclellan, and In direct Communication with
tie military wires, wss suocsssfully maintained,
Ar. Park Spring, Of Philsdslphis, acting IS
operstor. - ~, !ri s,i -uaJ "a
Every movsment Of the enemy was obvious
spd instantly rspostsd. This \ believed 10 BE-
ths nrst lime In which . balloon reconnaissance
bis besn successfully made durisg battle, and
certainly the first time In which telegraph
station has been established In The cir 10 report
tbs movements Of the enemy and the progress
d battle. The advantage to Gen. Mcclellan
must have been immense. "' H
FoRrREs NoSRos, June !. The 8. r. Spsuld
iig arrived thls ahsrnoop, from New York
With the privatssrs and others from Fort Ham
llton. They will probably 60 up James river
tb.morrow. :. /,
A Union meeting was held In Norfolk lasI
night The Hon. Joseph Segsr made speech
There was great enthusiasm and cheers for the
stars and stripes. 9. nr q
The meeting was arranged on short notice
There will b. more extensive demonstration
10 Few dAyn. a a. ,..nEa1uA ." .ufyl 4
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
For the National Republican

For the National Rspublican.
SICK Rebel Prisoners and Sick UAid.
Soldiers.
"I was siok asd In prison, and ye visited mo"
Mr.. EDITOR Feeling . natural sympathy
for the sick and suffering, was tempted to
bay visit to the Hospitals in Fouthtssn street
And first, went to that occupied by the rebel
soldiers, and was delighted with the air Of
cleanliness and comfort everywhere visible,
with the kindness Of the Surgeons and their
attendants. Women we're there ministering To
the poor fellows wants. Ladies Of Washington
Young and beautiful q angels With boquets
of flowers, jelliss, papers, books, DO. Sisters oi
Charity also with oranges, ad RbituyB, Jelly and
joed water. l little wondered that they should
express themselves u being ''trestsd with
every kindness, infinitely more than they
dared To expect% they expressed themselves
freely and without ths least apparent restraint
W. 'tebelf;" and one, Q lleutsnsnt, said, ~ am
bound 70 join them again when get we'll and
am s1phanged." Let him, and take the con-
sequadcss, II he plesses. would not restrain
bis libSrty Of speech or action, and felt proud
10 thirk be oosld say be had been permitted 70
speak DO freely. Zee WI
Froh there went to the Federal Mount
Plssssbt Hospital, and found, rejoice 70 say,
The sshe kind attention on the part of the
surgeobs. Wounds were dressed with b skin
and tenderness that delighted me. But there
were 10 kind Washington angels there, not q
lady, dot bouquet, not an orsnge-no, not
even ID waller. that ! saw. Why was this, Mr.
Editort Have ths ladies Of Washington nc
gratitude for the poor fellows sIckening untC
death koe having defended their city from the
asssulb Of man that would have glorled ID
have hecdmsted ito have carried OF every
stone that forms partof their bsautiful Capitol
How many ladlss Of Washington have thsss
poor fellows not contributed 70 ave from pov
erty, from ruin, BY the distraction OF thsil
hoinss and ststss, BY preventing this besutifu
city from being made the battle-ground Of th'
Unioa! Il this notdsserving Of their gratitud,
and sympathy, or shall the story be told tia
they could only sympathizs With the enemies
Of their Government, rather than ib friends
Are there no ladies In Washington TO ymps-
thizs with sick Federal soldiers! II there ar,
auy, It h 70 be hoped the present hint will no
require 70 be repeated.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

FRrEUs ses lcoSraABAsps-. by = bill sub :
mitted 10 thp ESpAts on Saturday, BY Mr.. VII
son, OF Nsnsc} ITS, slaves used by rebels
in military obe&@h. are to receive from our
military commsndsrs certificates Of freedom,
under the proyiaionr (thus sxplainsd) Of ths
act Of August lsst, entitled :" An set 70 comic
ca.s property used for insurrsctionsry purpo-
sss" The necessity OF some such law, 10 en-
loree and make ensctusl the act Of August 6,
1861, hss long been apparent.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
A Batch Of Reports from Cairo

Yssssrdays Oso1se's publishes the following
tslegrans from Cairo: 20, 80 T.
A refugee who lsit Fort Wright on Tuesday,
states that the rebels have fifteen hundred artll-
lerists garrisonipg the fort. y ..
In consequence OF the great scarcity Of coal,
lpot Of the rebel gupbosA had been abandon
ID, snd their guns taken 10 Fulton, 70 strength
IN Fort Randolph. - eg .
"A .etrdIk pontoon bridge was 10 course Of
SohiHpG0a nssr Fort Wright, across which
The rsbels5oontemplste re.rsat whom neoss-
cary. '.''' @, a" % a.
! Another dispst,h from Cairo inforni us that
: refugee from The hsstrsporh that Little Rock
s' = nov fully 10 possession p' Of the Federal
The citizens who remained are decidedly
loyal. 90 ~ b.,i .,,.y, 90 -.
The Arkansas State Legislsturs wss scat
tered, and Governor Rector had fed from the
State, and 10 aov st Jackson, Aiaaissippi. IT,
vicksburg. AississiPpi, has surrsndered Il
the Federal feet W W 'iL3i% M ". ra ~, ".
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
E:E33E:;4afa,,'1,a4ls'ssa ,a ~ 'sa!.. ss.sa

"In The city Of Winchester, which had -
celved q our hands treatment kind eveo 70
| foollnhnass. uhers he rehel wouneea Of two
months ago were treated . our own brotaei1,
whsre insult on insult has bsse &4Hdwith
forbsarancs, was committed ssFiea n Stkbsr
IiHes- -~0ssA. .kaooass. .Assssipl plioa, anA AAko o.
.asasss q !slst scS ssa;ss ss $.ss door e: &c
nsaes, bot water, old b6sass, q saythipg whicb
! |o3s hsnl6 AtSdI upoA ~ msu. Is oaesase .
! SmSH IN conpany d, 6s8oed Msnaehus,tts, ~
shot BY ! woma& froSA houss sptnly, ~
Icrtstufe smiling 8 w. saoceas Of ~ a1oS
WIEN corporal svslDsA bis piecs sn1shoe hsf
dsad. Mn who wore lsfs behind, bat alsee-
ward managed 70 Ssoape, ~ tAs hoSno ysfs
| full Of men and women armed wi1Ai 1ula or
snN other available afms With which they hept
tun . galling nre on our men. Ths cAvafry
comlpg up hshind asbrsd every poot wretch
wko vas thus wounAedos was TOO sick b keep
| up with ~ double quick Of the rstsseA The
hHpltl w 81 od N, he wounded md sch
down woundsd, unable 70 make he faintsst
reSistauce, xsre eAughtsrsd withost Mercy.
In vain they ksgpsA tistr lives, The blsck nse
ives flauntsd, over tAsm, and that was the end
of thom. 'arioF T. IA 81 iu..Hh Oh
Il seems hard 10 believe human nature eapa-
bls Of susk atrocities; but the evidence b M 20
mshy eye witassses that II 10 impossible 10 dls
| bdlIeve them, Tho rebels pushed 90 rapidly
Through town 10 pursuit that many Of our men
wsss run over, and, whom the rebels bad gone,
escaped BY o back way. These had tall opPor.
h,niuss 70 get fair visw Of the whole sceoe,
aud describs Il as horrible beyond description
Rebel man snd women were running around
HE Asnds, vieing VITA esch other 10 their
hSlllsh work. The streets Were stafbed with
bIood. ThN air vas full Of snoke and The
sl4sll Of susp0wder, and In the snidst Of all
ths, store in which were the ordnance supplies
took nre, or was set on Dire, and blew up, OR
men themselves dred one or two housea from
which hey he'd bssu 1rsd upon, ed the crack'
/ lisS Of the hAmes and Tho falling Of umber-
added TO the already tremendous confusion.
Weak and tired though hey wsre, the men
reBt, pushed still faftksr towards Williamsport
arriving on the other side Of The river about ton
I ID ne evening". Il wAs the first rest the men
hSd had for eighteen Acun, four Of which they
1 hSd been fighting and the rest marching All
! through the country We passed there was {
|yEulsr stampede Of Unlon men and negroes
Al Nartinsharg there was the grestest tropids
4 tion, but from the ladies' Of that place every
kndnen was received. They brought wins
snd water, and whatever they bad, and die
l xIbuted IL freely 10 our tired men. IL was thl
asst hospitality have seen In the Old Domin-
ioh. 49,. Of Oh Il .....
Our loss 10 killed and wounded would hsv,
been comparatively small had the rebels con
tented themselves with taking the weak auS
sick prisoners As 1t was they shot them an;
s.bred .hsw without mercy, SO that our los
VIII be heavy" UH q. .f.,,.Hb Or
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

SEcEsH PRIsoSERs.-on Thursday last one
hundred and fifteen rebels. captured by our
forces ct Lswisburg, arrived In Wheeling.
They are represented - The mos. sorry looking
Esst Of human beings ever seen, consisting
chiefly Of rebel soldiers, . portion being cid
zens who have given aid and comfort to the
enemy. Amongst the captured are one lieu.
tenant colonel, one captain, one surgeon. and
several lisutsnsnts. They have all been sent
to Camp Cbase, Columbus Ohio. '' .
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Cen. Banks Attacks the Rebels
with Brilliant Success Be-
E yond Martinsburg. ,

A dispatch from Gen. Banks to the Secretary
DR. War, states that the Fifth New York cavalry,
Col Dc Forrest commanding, entered Martins.
burg, Saturday morning, s1d passed several
miles beyond, where they encountered the en-
smy's cavalry. No.. ...
They captured several prisoners, wagon
nuskels ammunition, and an American dag.
Col. De Forrest reports that Col. Kenly Is a
Winchester, wounded.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
fs.s .sisS1pAAs, nSsA

\; !; !: !! !;;:;: -: ;;;: -:
when caught h srns, ssgHesd 10 their unlaw.
ful warfare, win b. sAos down on W. spot, end
that ell cltssus who give shelter and protso.
tloato theos out1nWS o. w. Wsfuso ~ N
ths sssls(ascs 10 thslr power 70 ths Military
authorities 10 detecting snd bringing tAsn 70
puakhnsnt will Be re9asdsd ed tfsatsd %
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

"ROxANcE OF A Pool You've hAN."-We are
glad to be able To announce that this grand
spectacular comic play, which has created aucf
. furore wherever It hss been produced, ha'
been purchased for this city, and will be pre-
ssntsd st IN early day at Growers rhsatrs
Tho scenery has been preparing for some time
and will be, We may expect, sgem from The
pencil of the oslsbrs6d artist, Mr.. o. 9. Ge's
The mechanical effects ere new and startling
by Mr.. Foster, and the piece d deeply interest
Ing in plot, unique and thrilling In situations
and aboundlng with healthy sentiment, and
original comic incidents. We may expect e
see full houses at every representation. All
credit to the management for their tact and
energy. .rrs.'p -..., ..
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great Fall in Cotton

Cars RACE, Nay 81 The steamship CITY Of
New York arrived OF Cape Race to-dsy. bring
log several days't later sdvices than those By
the EurOpa. o. b.. ... aB.r s. -
Tbs news Il generally unimportant. %
: TIE MARKETS. ~.
Cotton deeliued from q half 70 one penny.
Breadstuffs were slightly lower. Ac
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
E933es94ls1|Ess::t
Dsspsrssss~ 81 sAs Reseis.
(TNS InlxHd y06s0 rom NUrth
EWlH9A oArolina.
zAs .s'svNssh nsssif .iSssss sAs

Noa,olx, KAy S01Fse tsgiuyss arrived
-. ySessdsy &tsss ffSa GSES ESoad. TSsy
rspofl q arni q ~ IN n1f.d tsoaeaAd =.
. m s' u. % SiSs; 80 S5.:y Ssasssi. rssy
,Wsrs living spoa half dsstisns of lhsoon ed
kafd bread. The fHtfivsp seAts ~ JeG: Davis
~ hsea heard 70 ~ thSt " Voald make hs
srs:s y AeclJ rua viii blood tsscss sur
/. eSst Cs;ssst Hsvsns ., Il. s,nsl q Nv Ys.t
ssS1 t KitA tsssY nec, aIiys9 Z !. hsss IS n e ns =
Pot Rsysl ~ nisht having lsn RoAnokS q
sss Sss :.1 81 :'s !ss: gs'S !, az. ~ =
.SlissS "a M, 4 ,f6us ~ inland roats =
opsnsa. 81. FL ~ General Burndds's dsparl :
9Sdt'nay ssnDusiests %lth the cspital witA.
out ths risk Of The pil1atS oatsids of Hsttsras.
Colonsl HAwkins = not he nnt, howsver, 70
Arrivs hsre By ~ canal. ! Several sloops and
schooners, hyink Ne Americas AsG, have al-
ready come ehr6ugk and b$sn allowed 70 pro-
cesd 70 BALTIMORE There y no lass asVs irom
Nswbesn Q. oshsr Polsts 10 he dspsstnsos Of
P.Spsrstioos are making oa aasxsSSsivs seals
for 1raad Usicn idsaoossRaaaDa 70 tAks plsss
shortly. s" AlnFh
The oath of sllsejaace has been ADMINISTERED
H. = ~ II ess.ss sass..: s',..s,; ss.,,
dsy 70 take Il voluntarily, and 10 fact II l. no,
~ 4 10 Y Sssps.,a Sns; meeting
should be satisfactory TO General Wool, h
will probably induce the, Prssideetto opsn The
port. II II n N go e
a report comes In fro our sSsus, who are
advanced some miles beyond SuGblk, thst thr
city Of Petsrsburs Is 70 be, or has been, evscu-
ated by thefdbelA ~ MEA ~,
The Ssaboard and Roanoke Rsilroad, II hss
been & ..osrt.ined, b in good order = fsr % he
y When Oransy islsnd w .vasuassl. ths sui.
|lee loaded biz goods on sloop, and endsavored
70 save them. Tie sloop vas found today
With the goods, > few milee below the island
upon the beaoh. The property, suppoeed to bs
worth 5000 or $4,000, was taken charge oi
BY the Provost Marshal. y. aa.s ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Tur GurrrpSo OF N.xrHls,-fhe vicksburl
WAig says: -. ~. ,

VI AAAi AsS NsSe@Ses Z
!, " Prudential preparations are being made By
the Government 70 save the valuable store
which have accumulated ct Memphis. Every
thing that could b Of service TO the army Il
The whole city has been turned over 10 tho om
cials by the business men, and this, too, wa
done with the utmost cheertulseas In aimos
every instance. The supplies thus secured a.,
enormous in quantity, and the soldiers vii
have reason 10 hank the generous and patriotic
citizens Of the Bluff City for . long time. o
courss this was not done without sacrifices be
Ing made In many instances, but the genera
verdict is-betssf thus than that they sboult
fall into The hsnds Of the enemy" O..
Reports from Cairo state thst the woods q
No hiasIsippt banks above Memphis arc full
/ Of miserable creatures flying from that city =
escspe oonscription. All In ell, Memphis
which was ons Of ths most fourishing towns !
| tAs South west hes paid dearly enough for th
whistle Of revolution. r'
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

~ The rebel steamer Swan was captured
ON The 24th, while attempting 70 run the block
sde at Mobile. She b . river boat, and her
cargo consists Of upwards Of nine hundred
bales of cotton, and about tvo hundred bar
rsls Of rosin. She has been sent to Key West
for adjudication. u .-.....F -, ~.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

FRox Mexico VA CALIroRsrA.-Advicss from
San Frauelsco, dated the 26th ult, furnish news
from the city Of MEXICO, via Acspulco, dated
the sth uit. On that day the French army
commenced rsrssasg from before Puebls
towsrds Armesa. II appears there had been
fighting previously. q d. a.. &c..
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
FrsA ne \. =. ro.s q isasqss.y sy.nlse.

y e
AssryAE o. rm Noarasas Liour-sns Car.
TutEs Pnns-The stsamhip Northsrn Light
arrived hsfstodsy from AsplnWali, tfiegins the
California malls Ind treasure shipmsak o. the
wg she captured rebel prize. Her o6lcers
make the followisk report p55 9,.,i,g,
Nay 28th, let 81, Ion. % 86, spoke schooner
Agnes H WsrA, pf WILMINGTON, N. O.; sent .
boat on board anA loaad shs vas sailing under
~ Confederate das, end pes us, loaded with
cotton, turpsntne, and tobacco, snd bound fof
.Shs zen The blockade at Wilmington on the
eight Of Msy l2tA.t We tosk the cspsaln and
pat Of the crew On hoard tie Northern Light,
sud sent our 6rst ofacsf and -four, men TO take
poesession OF her y , prise, took Der In tow,
Snd brought bet % this port.
r6he hes hftssn bales cotton and one hun.
dred and seventy barrels spirits turpentlne; Of
about one hundred tons birthen."
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

~ Especial aoties.-0n and AFTER Tuesday,
April L. 1851 the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiiroad will commence ruoniog daily, (suudays
sxosptsdJ leaving tuis Station at 7.4o .. m, and
connecting ~ Washington junction with Mail
rrsin for all parts Of the West via Wheeling or
Parksrsbsrg. Through aokets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
.... Moi transportation b. b o. 4. Il.
apl-dtf iStAs 0lobel
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

IncsCsAD vnunns poa run PAmnc.-Ths
following ccrrsspoudsuos appears in the Call
Hernia papsfs:
SAnAnuro, March Is, 1853.
DsAR Sn: am directed BY . concurrent
resolution Of The Legislature, totransmit to you
The following:
Rssolusd, That ths Governor bs and be is
hereby requested imnedjatsly 70 telegraph 10
~ SssssAasy o. e1AAe- Ne Uhllsd Slatae 70
aicsrtaln whether, 10 The opinion. Of the Feds.
raj Administration, our foreign f4atip1 sfsya yat
present, such y to make Il neoessafy or exps.
|1iset ~ -0ul1fssUls sksula tshsuctavs -uss.
Ss:s 81. ssfy:.t VI ~ h'sses ts.a gF,s-
fSessstr.SsssssI ssss = ..Sssss.s Ssssss !. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,. ies1s i
f. fRHExSlSSSse( sssi. isssss lsls..Y.i
eo6IcSs tktbse 20 etsa ,Sxirlsssd,, ~
1Ahe ~ an Nar aeaysiy ooSsinuss, there
my b foreign sogSsssloO ,gs95a $50
No importlas pat On p, rtioe n ~ Unlted
Statss ought y n len expcsed. One OF two
Iron. clsd stseinsss q San Fhascisco would as.
sats IL safsty q snall sxpenss.Ia iatfig
u e. l.. a. ia . &
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

~ Drsks's PIantssion Bittsrs.-s. T.
1900 Kilt invisoEstss, strengthens and purines
the system; b perfect appetissr, and the most
q ereeabls and ,dsotusi tonic In the world. 1t 10
composed Of the celebrated Calisays bark, roots,
herbs, and psrs St. Croix rum. Particularly
adaptsd 70 delicate females; curss Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and b Just the thing for ths changes Of
Seasons sold BY all grooen, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. r. H. DRAKE d co,
Ap Ism g A. . 2c9 Broadway, N, Y,
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
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,,,. TW9 NJ. co,S ns 2 RE Ss,,f. M S M
Virginia in keeping school for negroes. The
school, were discharged by the Mayor"
n xosla sSsn BY ths, thss, slthUsgk<Ah
State b In rebellion, the former State Govern
usas in absyancs - Consequence Of ths MILL
tasy occupsHon BY our armies, 'sud thh psrti-
cular cssy under Military Lew, md in eAargs Of
Provost Nar1Asa, yst ths bar6srous law
denying the means Of education 70 certain
portion q NE pe6pls, whoss stiss ~ not col.
orsd like tAs rssA ass stili h fun ieess end
duly administStsd. This must certainly % :
great way % ecuvines he vIrsinisus hat ,hs
prDsrsss q oar srsies : net In The lsast degree
toistsrfsss Win their pScsdidr insat9tions, and
ought 10 hsve . powerful influence IN bringing
thsm back TO the parents, arms oe the 'old
Uaion, which has for three-q quarters Of osa-
tuty 20 carefully nurtured al the interests Of
ths Ancient Dominion, and made bouutiful
provision for the helpless soions Of her first
fAnilies
II now .ths rebel aray could only be per
mitted TO Withdraw CON hsr bordsrs, Or be
msderassy pushed o.. without being materially
damaged, snd tbs federal laws especially bsn
efcial to the ruling and wealthy Glasses, be
| pdt In operatioo -nch q the fugitive slave
law, and. q Of yore, her promising sons Be 10
viied TO accept . few lucrative posts in ths De.
partmsnts, without any serious questioning -
70 their antecedens +; would not the "mothsr
Of SAtss' onos more consent to smile upon ne
| IN he White Hoass, tAsOapltol and the public
onces. ~ r.v. y " ,s'p
Cannot some other portion Of the Black Code
b publicly, enforced within our lines, 70 y 70
satisfy The virginiaus ~nd the Black law party
Of the Union, that y nothing bat the white
mans war, and that all due efforts viii bs
made TO kssp he pssss In adtu quo. under the
hsel Of the NAtionA Government, and pinned
ID he ground BY Northern bayonsts. e.,
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

- Commander william B. Taylor, detach
cd from ordnance duty, has been ordered To
report TO Captain Hudson for command Of the
I Housatonic. "Ait -nF i