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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
PERSONAL.
UNION.

A most singular incident occurred in Bridewater,
Mass, few days sincs, illustrating the peculiar
habits of bees Mr.. A. r. Benson noticing an unu-
sua stir among bis hives, proceeded to examine into
the cause, whereupon an entire swarm withdrew
from their old hive, aud settled upon bis head and
shoulders. Mr. b. without any serious inconve'
nience, succeeded in transferring the swarm safely
to a new hive.
Among the excellent appointments which have
been made in the navy, is that of Capt. Edward
Moses of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, as an acting
mas'er. Capt. Moses has been assigned to the CON-
mand of tho bark Fernandina, where he will have
an opportunity of displaying his admirable capacity
in the service Of his country.
The census developes the curious fact that there
are more Scottish dtsce nd9nts in London than 10
Edinburg, more IrisL than i'll Dublin, 100000 more
Romanists than in Rome, and more jews than in
Palestine. There are also, in the same metropolis,
more than 60 900 Germans, 10000 French and G,OOo
Italians very large number Of Asatics from oil
parts Of the East, aud many who still worship their
idols.
Three of the passengers on board the last ship
which left Massachusetts With British coloIs, before
the Revolution, are now living! The vessel was tie
Minerva, and sailed from Marbehead eigbty-seven
years ago. May 81, l775. The surviving paGsenseFs
are Miss Copley, Mrs. Gardner Green, and Lord
Lyndhur.t-al children of Copley the great artist
Mr.. w. II. Russell, IL. D., is now occupied in
writing editorials for The London Times on the sub
ect Of the Rebellion. 1t lie somewhat singular, and
gros,ly to the credi: of Mr.. Russels candor, that
nis articles indicate spritand nearer approach
to justice than any that had previously appeared in
The Times.
The Konsa, City Journal is Informed that
Quantre is located in the eastern part OF Jsckson
County, but hes only three or four men with him al
present. lie is engaged in stealing horses, ana
making arrangements with men to mount them pre-
paratory TO another numbering and robbm9 expe'
dition through the county.
Chancellor vankoughnet signalized the com.
nencemont Of his career on the cbancery bench Of
Canada West by causing decree to be entered that
counsel practicug in his Court shall be prohibited
from wearing moustaches.
WIN. II. Browne, formerly connected with Tie
journal Of Commerce, and more recently Assistant
Secretary of State in the Southern Confederacy, has
resigned the latter position and is Tow Colonel IN
tie Rebel service, and Aide-de-CGnp to JEFF. DAVIS.
"A gentleman who recently visited Richmond re-
ceived q visit from Mr. w. ii. Hurbert, who is st
Liberty in the city, but under surveillance. He eoi.'
frms the statements recently published concerning
the failure Of biz health.
Mr.. i. c. Tracy, the senior editor Of Tie YER
in NlnlsDr.
Thursday, May Is.
We are indebted to the lion. +. A. Conkiing, NJ
c., for valuable public documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

AroEs FOR SQUAsH BUGs.-Probably tie mos;
egclual while i, is the most easy remedy FOR the
little pets tho, cat up vines is water made ihie'e-
" bitter With aloes-say two ounces to gallon
Til, nay be put uron the vines with hue ioseje'
watering pot; or, better still, with rose-nozzie
syringe Il has been spilled successfully in France
and Englund and to extent in this country. 1t
Is ad that Il will also rcpe rose bugs. and the green
slues that destroy and grapes. II &c will keep
the stupid bugs of of the squash and melon vines,
i, will be an invaluable remedy, and not an expen-
siYe one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

THy LoNpoS Cattle Manufacturers CON-
PARED WITH NEw-YoRK.-By way Of comparison
with the Neyy-York market, many persons wa De
iu,eres.ed to see the number and prices Of beevcs
and other buichers' animals in London.l
The Mark Lane Express of Monday, May ~
gives the figures for that day, TO which we add the
number, of tie Thursday market, which is also
market Day, bat quite inferior to Monday. This
makes the total for the week, which we compare
with the week Guiding May ii, in New.York:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

CITY MoETALrrY.-The number OF deaths in this
city COR the week ending June 2 was $50, ct when
there were u men, ~ women, lVl boys, ana W
girls Deaths from scu'e disease 15', from chrome
Gi-ease l55 and from external and other causes not
depending upon climate or season, 2s Inc totsi
number ia 81 less than that Of last week; - died IN
the public institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

L. hs Legisslte and to the Of representation 10
proportion 10 white Popua len 10 all parts Of the State
On motion the Committee Business Instructed to
prepare address cmbodyng the substance Of tie above
rN,OE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

BY this Il will be seen a, glance that all soTts OF
butchers animals are very much cheaper in New
York ,han in London. In the price Of PORK the oi-
ference il very striking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
mo ppAse MhNUFACTURERS.-The BIOS

mo BRASS MANUFACIUI.tltH- ~ ~ b! u .,'
i TO. FAUCET COIPAhf Ole toH S,Ai'.t uiI
u t.rk Of Inishsi md ClhuiaAed bIsss s'' %.
N,rLinrrv Fixtures complete and To-. ~ o hrhI
P,.,erns Des etc Pl.ting apparatus srd bs' i''''
Th. above are all In perfect working order pre.s's
oppoftrrity for a peron pcrsons to i've ~ . Pl IN
"a ,r.u e5'tb.h-d bTsss business li' "Np.s -
- L., :. re Al enuut On onst Tic manIarto, -
csv been 6,,ed up at grea, etTsise snd bA. .ye'S
S,, la,ge gen, Al bn.ia,qs Tor t.i, "Ai n -ls VI,
49,, -a, cbsI,eer rppy a. the Factory IN core n''eA
o,r o.,t.. Revere House ehor ia person OF BY lettf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

NOR SALE--A Grst-class WOODEN MILL
Containing esn ,et. of Carts sld all tno - lea4.'
,c-ssrv Tor operating ID. sse 70 - 'ei' oc'
IL mo-, de,irably situated ia pi' ssait aid aty "' w
tr sy.,y sc!itg fof sporston % s'ol - ioi" 80
-. IN, ,.nc,u.u, s0feior .rs, hafus, &c, aPfai irA
M h are IN in good condition III, Mi = 20" " l'i y
sn,f operaton and every way capsbl. u DONG 80 u.n
~, .,.. 80 Z a, any mill OF Is szn 200 Anrria ~ ur
al loo , ON ressonAeie terms. and poses'ioh gwen s'y
,ir,e when y.aD,ed. FoE panlcull.s aIpy io.,.,
''L'o ""'" janis T. ELiEEDGF
10 - Consrss a.. boston.
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The London market predominates largely over
New-York In sheep; we exceed very largely in num-
bers Of swine. The average weekly number oil
animals last year in NewiorS was:
Reeyer.,,,......... 295 Cows................ 1lO
"a y.............. 632 sheep and Lsrbi. -. 1913
10 158 All torts..,........23,bJ5
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BniI0ins Glatrrial IS.

q EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Ellery's Patent
II Rubber pint. foot aud warranted No 80
Grand So Bo0ey s. Para row. Aston place, 90 1huy 80
!th-sv JC6 9Th Az, 82d aud "a sg II S3a 1t st. NusDg
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.
TO ARgIVE.
nisisTuRs aDsisNAc.

r,.., 30 sos..........7:25 Moor-Ses. IL u
siGH WATER THIS DAs -.
SANDY Hook Lilo GOV. leland. .l2OO HeljAto.. i'~
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Boots quo Shoes.

SsS SO 50, 81, end s. 5o; ~, u and
al JONESs Nos. 10 AID ~ Annst H. SPlas.e call snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
rl,HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compliance with the wishes Of the Public the Shares Of
the Turkish Bath Company tiso beo reduced TO TEN Doll
LARS each.
Those however subscribing Eve shares or TO tho amount
$50 will beside the regu dividend enjoy the piye
Of Q FREE TICKET. available in every two months,
| which guarantees ~ per cent Oh the inyestm-nt.
Subscriptions 20 the Stock OF tue TURKISH BATH COM
PiNY viii be the offices OF the fouowin.
journals: Evening Post Express journal Of Commerce.
Times Tribune World, Vanity Fair ana si Messrs Appleby
No. 1893 Wserst
The following gentlemen comrose the Board Of Orsc.on
hon Alex W. brsdford LID. Valentine Slot. d..
VIM. Cullen Bryant. esq, John Odrousux, III ID, San
Ihso ". Dwight, Ii d.. Col itsry Couitnsson
Col Law School J. :. Thayer. esq,
Hon. Geo. FELTON, Hon. D,ns. r. iiemsnn,
Chas Godfrey Gunther, ESQ, john Torrey, LID.
Cbare, King LII D.. Pres Col. VIM " Van Buren,, n. D.,
College Sanitary Coumi sion.
c. OSCAEYAN. Secretary and General Mauager
R-Mr OSCANfAN can be seer at the Office Of Vanity
Fair, No. lI6 hnsarst or at No 81 Fakyette place.
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che 0u,f.

FASHION COURSE, L.. J. THIS DAY
Pnr,e 500 Mile Heats bss. . IN . - na.noi'
ID. 1allnsu names s. N. J4t
H. Woodruff rsmss p ~. Lady Emma
Owner names b. Jsnet Lunch
poat rom james sip - I'D o'ci d p. csnnsct e.
lrrt.ss foiDl with The rsilrcs 81 4, tr- tTarE
JOSEPH CNDCHLLON NhLascr
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Amueements.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

5ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY. JUNE o. 1862
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
w opened yess'd.s, y ooa e. lsEGs S e Enthusiasm
visited H. and besld the mot be,uai Children ever .,e
bled together rniarryouR PAIR' or TWiSs Fous sEr'
Bs.urasrL CslLDnlE, were all seen.
@ al the rp pen Inn. Children Of ys;stsTd1y
'''''' "'' CHI CHfLD EiG Niff MONTHS OLD.
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES,
will be exhibition from II O'clock I'LL III, and ell
the BABHs. Twins, TEIriSTs and FAT BABIES four
years of sge and the INFANT wzrGHIs6 But PousD
~ 1T WILL BIZ CONFINED ALL THIS WEEK.
I LADIES and CHILDREN DESTROYS OF avoiding the ds
comforts of great crowd win do well early the
morning later than or 10 o'clock and the Museum
and other Curosties before the B.ey show commences
from oe e R.s ~ s a. ne
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR NJ.
& Ems Mso TIE LYING eL,cK SEA Ll0N LIyISs
SIER SNAKES. LIVING hhoPf FAMILY. LIVING
The New c and Mssn AgAss ia. dc Drama
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
EVERY AFTERNOON. q: o'clock;
MDLIE. RICHENZA,
besutifG aud accomplished Vocalist appears in PoPu<r
song at esch PeFf>'taatco.
Admission to all 70 cts children under ton, II cts
7 AURA KEENEs THEATER
~ TONIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK.
GREAT SUCCESS
Of the new end original domestic drsms,
THE POST BOY;
Or
TIE PRIDs OF RANK.
Tho performance 20 conclude with tine
SPLENDID SPECTACLE,
THE ELVES;
TUE STATUE BRIDE.
NEW MUSIC, DRESSES, AND SCENERY.
AND TIE ENTIRE COMPANY IN THE CAST
TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING June%
Mr.. THOMAS BAKERS BENEFIT
copy of the gilt polka will be presented to every lady
visiting the theeter.
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Drrnira fluid, Oils, &sr.

HRIJDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received dlfec, from the Manufacturers aad wells eno
fo ,sla IL Quantities su! IN Primo sip ping otIri at
velv loves; market rates. ~ cGHlkF! fLiN DtDi HN
a. Co.. Nos IyG and lf2 william g.. N'r-4oi@
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Gales bn Anrilort.

A. NJ. nHRwIr. Aucnopeei.
IA BANGS, nERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ings Noe 80 and 5s6 Breadway-Sslcs Of Books Sta
soneEy Pictures. Works Of Art fancy Goods Furniture &c
,,,,,, ,.> EXECUrORS SALE.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LIBRARY-bo,h Medical end
hiiscelIaneoGs, Of the late
- Dr.. JOHN w. FRANCIS LII. ID.
THE MEDICAL BOOKS will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, jane 4 at 4 O'Clock
and tie three following DAYS at the SEINE hour.
The MISCELLANEOUS COOKS viii be sold on
MONDAY AFTER NOON, June at O'Clock.
snd tho following days VI the week the hour For
particulars sec Catalogue to De had at tho Sale,roo-.
IlESDAY EVENING, June 3, at "a o'cleck.
,tCOhoELLERS STlCK-Comprisiug large assortment
oil BOOKS and Stationery &c For parculs Catalogue
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FyG88iAS DENNY g. Co.,
t.rrt~1Ey COIfnT No q

NoPJhUECEY COURT, 10. 80 wALI-sT; ,o,.
- III on cOfnmrsiou. STOCKS. BONDS Sad Gov
kTEN a SECURITIES a. tho Board Of hroA'i % "f ctsL
A. o f,n Orders By na or o.herwise vii receive pfonP
s,ti ON Annual Financial Circular furnished s'sioit
eusv Oh, ~ iicst,on.
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CLEVELAND 1SD TotKPo RAitsoAp Co..

Ia W \ Y. BUYS and SELLS STOCKS BONDS,
,rd PsLiC SECURITIES OF every sind on =;
Refri. by special pcrnseion 20 "'n a. ,'oo'h ~ VI -
Iroa,t - - Geo a Coe. esl President m -iic "a ~
tlsnes B.uE N.Y; Robert BsysTd esq No " " ss'' ~
\ .u.el J. 1ildeu. ESQ, no. IL Wsl'st. ~ D.
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CI)artes for 2gsinesg l.cT.

A BUSINESS NAN desires "a conuec; hnf y
N with soue honorable nan 90 p,fl-neit ts{.,t gi
-. 7. MAJ ,aid 10 NO l. nd would tct fOtEA -, %
EOOEKFEPER ill the parties sEla be tiss acgulii''-
RelrreHces exchanged. AddisA ior I've SeoAf 81 F0'
Office Box 80, %, CoLces NbSaJ CO., " y
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The following are the prices at which the anil
sold az in London Nay IL:
Per n, to sink the ofa.

We reduce tlis 10 Federal currency, sinking small
fractions and give he price q pound, in comparison
.;,l Ns,, YORK 1,ices III the saus time:
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A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT Bt'Sf-
~ KISS for ono per,on IN egery to"n. Ad"fe'',
JO.ES 4 CLARK, 10. ~ Hars-l-sL, Sc"'1sHf.
nRUG STORE for SALEM. 3O3 lud.on-
j.. conner OF spring IN o!i rsaJ.i.l store ard Ply
eioaus Oce lelo ding 60 tie eltaie q tc ato H. IT, T.
Ne"i''H ''''' v '"' ~ b. NcWMsN. Ele.-'rr.
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NOTICE. ANNUAL REGATTA OF the
THURSDAY the jth DAY o. iurr, lrotimo
si,enboa viii b. furnished by tue Club 'oi ID. szcisve
ma. Of he members. a. Val foo. Of AoIsols al
10 a. IA Of that cay. -.
,ber, On s5ulication 10 Ire 7frs.ufer No 10 Wals,
d. MORTON, = oirtafy y. \. i. G.
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For PRESERVING, BEAUTTsYING. and FORCING
THE HAIR 10 ORoW-Al these 1sticles in the greatest
periecton,a
W. a. BACHELORS e,iebraed establishment,
No l6 Bonjst. y. Y.
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a. SOMETHING NEW. --AGENIS WANT
-. I'D Local ard Travelling 20 .eii orr - NV Ahii.
n "a ~ -es tperi, Sole. .uG proi large. ssai zoe
sns.anfeed sample. Is cent. lnco'' stamp. RUE q
CO No. d Na.so-si., n. y. OF Chicago, i'll
,s-zrrs-
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lNANTED to CONTRACT for tbe supply O

w from soj 70 90 cord. Of HARD WOOD per nnndu1
sid wood 70 BE- vel s,asosed sp, wood foas let long Of
ca birI maple. OF beech aud TO be delivered - Broof
on The dock Add.css, s,e.ng pIticIlafs EAED WOOD
E.rald OHIO.
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iuo's HsAsrgA, see...irs.
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ED-ENPLOYMENT by a middle
~ aeed Geniieran who had 'ny yebrs' experience
and I. r.-tly cor win The routine Of Downtown
Tu.lre,, Formsly did business hs own account IN
Ce,. and hlsLena Comyen, alton expected moo rate
and lEh be predicate 1 on h. ueiuness References gwen
A3Srcs, T. L. NJ, Tlibun. Once.
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omcE eg raE NoN.u AassIGAS

INTEREST NOTiCE.-The INTEREST upon
Iowa STATE Stocks due july 1892. viii br paid and
ie- thai as;e Of TIE Ranking House of Mesirs. GILMAN
son Go. Nsw-Nork City.
SAMUEL }. LAKEWOOD. Governor Of lowe.
Msv 30 To-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05
GENERAL HosrrrAL.
Evansville. Ind.. Marco 3. Isl

Evansville, Ind, March 3, '62.
EDIToRs OF JOURNAL; l was pleased to
sec 80 correct a statement of the late great
battle at Fort DoneIson, given in this morn
ins's issue of your paper. Our wounded
boys here, who took part in the fight, all
concur in saying the account is straight
as a shingle."
And here permit mo to give you cor
rect statement Of the casualties in my Co,
(B.) of the 3lst Regiment Indiana volun-
teers, as given by the men who participated
in the battle. Being sick in the hospital
/ was prevented from being there myself.
! have looked in vain to see some official
statement, bat have seen no correct state
ment at least of my company.
KLLED.-Corporal James G. Haltom /;
privates S. O.. Rankin and Francis III. Nc
Mahan; also T. F. Townsend, wounded,
dead, or taken prisoner.
WoUNDED.-Sergeant Ira Winans cor
poral H. II. Jordon, and privates Charles
Frew, Jacob B. Jordon, John Pool and
Geo Horn. In all, killed, l missing and
wounded. Yours, &c,
j. N. WINANs,
Capt Co B, 3lst Ind Vol.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05
PEentieeisnas,


One of the Mississippi companies at Ten
nessee is commanded by Captain Phillip
Cooke. We presume he is gallant P.
Cooke
The Provisional Cove. nment has left
Kentucky, taking its provisions, if it had
any, with it. - 81 aa
Beauregard is suffering at Murfreesboro
from sore throat. He isn't the only rebel
eI.s.t ia aheeining to feel bad about the neck.
We hope the S. troops viii closely scru-
tinize every niger apparent passing through
their lines to see that he isn't Floyd or Pills
low in Disguise a5 sa.sa
Humphrey Marshalrs headquarters, that
we hear so much about, are great deal the
smallest quarters he has got.
The Confederate army south of aus has
been utterly shattered, and it will not be
easy to "save the pieces"
Gen. Buckner expected, in his correspond
ence with Gen. Grant, to exact and obtain
high conditions, but he found HIMSELF like
a vulgar fraction, reduced TO the lowest
terms. e.-.s - e.
A Nashville correspondent of the Mem
phis Avalanche says that the Union soldiers
have the worst-looking faces he ever saw in
his life. We guess he viii never be able to
sec how their backs look.
Kentucky was very recently considered
the great battle-ground of the continent.
We don't think that Tennessee is likely to
be much of battle-ground hereafter
There's more probability of her being a
raee-track. ta
An ugly old maid has written Us bitter
letter abusing us for W hat we have said of
Rnckner. We don't know how we can
molify the III temper of the old girl unless
We can pursnade some member Of The hu-
man socie y to marry her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

OF The Soldiers Relief Association Of the
Locust Street Methodist Church:
The repor of the officers of this indus
trious ASSOCIATION shows that much has been
done towards adding to the comfort of our
brave volunteers during the rigors of the
winter season, now nearly at an end. The
ladies have done nobly, and merit, as they
haze received, the heartfelt thanks of many
poor fellows, who, but for their kindness,
would have suffered hours of anguish from
is an enumeration of the articles made, and
tho disposition of them
1870 pairs OF socks, sent to Gath, 25ih,
and AID regiments, from Nov. &c, 1861, to
Feb. 10, 1862. asT tsr
81 pairs gloves, sent to gath, 18th. and
Goth regiments, from Dec. I'd, 1861, to Feb
IL, 1862. asa1 ~ -
so pairs cotton flannel drawers, sent to
Gath regiment, Dec. 10, 1861.
Z pairs cotton flannel drawers, given TO
sick in hospital, during February.
IL flannel shirts, to sick in hospital, dur
ing February.
lspairs gloves to Goth regiment, in Feb
ruary. so y.-3 edi O.. .ea.
9 pairs gloves, to sick soldiers, during
February.
% pairs socks, to sick in hospital, during
February. 7s
$39.75 given to sick and destitute iami
lies of soldiers.
81 pillow-cases, 81 sheets made for hos
pital. ga vn.4 zea .sts
The ladies acknowledge the receipt of Is
pairs socks, 2 pairs gloves, and blanket
from the ladies of Upper Blue Grass. Th'
socks were forwarded to the 25th regiment
and the gloves and blanket given to tb'
hospital.
The Society has funds on hands, and it
members are actively engaged in working
for the sick and wounded.
s. LOWRY, Pres't.
P. s. JAQuEss, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

KANsAs.-Kansas Is smart young State,
and is getting or surprisingly in the arts Of
civilization, especially finance. A special
committee of her Legislature has just pre-
scented Charles Robinson, Governor, John
W. Robinson, Secretary of State, and Geo.
8. Hillyer, Auditor, as guilty OF conspiring
to swindle in the sale of State bonds to the
amount of S1s9, 900. Some ten per cent.
bonds, it appears, have been sold as low as
forty cents on the dollar-that is, nominally
sold to confederates, to be resold by them
at 95l By such fnanciering, the State has
been swindled out of over $4,000 The
report closes with the following:
ResoEved, That Charles Robinson, Gov
ernor, John W. Robinson, Secretary oil
State, George S. Hillyer, Auditor of State
of Kansas, be and they are hereby i'm
peached of high misdemeanors in Office"
If this report is well founded, the gentle
man will have earned their money before
they get safely off with it. The Leaven
/ worth Conservative says:
"Unless the Legislature impeaches AM
! iemoves these scoundrels, it will be tn
religious duty of the people to HANG THEM
And it will be done"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

REBEL ATROCITIES IN EAST TENNESSEE
The horrors of rebel supremacy in East
Tennessee have not yet been told. a mem
Der of the Forty-ninth Indiana regiment,
now at Cumberland Ford, says that three
hundred refugee East Tennesseeans have
enlisted within week, from whom he
gathers the following almost incredible sto-
ries of the barbarities inflicted on the Union
men by their rebel tyrants:
One man, sixty-fve years old, attacked
by large force, refused to surrender, and
after being mortally wounded, having first
slain four of his assailants, was propped up
on tn eroad side, and sixty balls fred into
his body. Another was hanged without
trial, and his son compelled to sit beneath
the gallows and witness the agonies of his
dying father. Two others, unobtrusive,
quist citizens, were called at midnight from
their Le1s, and in the presence of their wives
and children brutally shot down, and not
content with this villainy, their homes
were stripped of everything. Even the
wearing apparel was taken from their wives
and little ones, and they turned naked into
the street.
Many equally brutal instances are related
by honest, candid men, whose testimony
none would doubt. Such are the snfferings
of people whose only crime is a refusal
/ to AoDsssEs0 traitors. s.s.f E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

of the Yankee Commodore. That the Cen
eral should have neglected to make prepare
ton for preventing the enemy from ascend
inc the river and burning the railroad
bridge, may be passed over, because no
commission can make man a commander
unless it be given by nature; but if the
statement as to his surrender be true, is he
to be retained upon the rolls of the South
ern army as an officer
The Roanoke affair is perfectly incom-
prehensible The newspapers are filled
with extravagant laudations of our valor
the annals of Greece and Rome offer no
paralIel-whole regiments were defeated by
companies, and we yielded only to death.
Our men finally surrendered with no
blood on their bayonets," and what is the
loss Richmond Blues, two killed and five
wounded; McCulloch Rangers, one killed
and two wounded the other four compa-
MES lost in all two killed and eleven wound
ed. Comment is needless. The whole army
had better surrender at once, for It viii
/ eventually come to it. SIN, sir, &c,
| AN OFFICER.