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The New York herald., 1862-02-06
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
GOKy.ESs MONROE. Feb.

tosTstsS MONROE, Feb 4, iS5c
Several relesssd prsorors cams down frosa Baltimore
this morning 10 10 sent South. They taken 10
Cranay Island by sag OF truce No news Sative TO tue
burnside expedition or he movements Of tie korrimsc
was communicated.
Tho sioainship Ccpsti,utiou viii the Bay State rsg
mont OF Maseachusots, tho Naise Twelfth and otbar
troops, sailed for Ship Island lhs forenoon.
Tho steamship Ericsson, with the bark John Trucks p
to"--th' lattor having tho Fiy.third New York rep
mont (DEpinsuii Acuavss on boardsaed this morn.ns
for Annapolis.
Tho soop-ofwar jamestown sailed unexpectedly lac,
night. She will go down the Southern coast.
Some OF our picses were arod mon lss, n,yh, oa,
Fox Hill Mere we're hurt.
nunoSr Of rockets wero tcn. VI curing the svsp.
'pg FROM pont apparently beyond Camp Hamilton.
ilo storm hns cleared OF, and there is good nro.nsc,
Of continued pleasant weather.
Tho aIbafoss srpcd Cor Sew York cor repairs To-day
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News from Cairo.

Il
euro, Jan. 30, 1e62
Anars here are axceodingy quiet. Two rebel sun
boats were seen about six eight miles below here TO-
day by pickets below Brds Point They took good
care not 10 come within sight OF boatS however
The Ctty OF Momphle has returned from ymithtand
havng safely landed the Iowa Twelfth regiment
General Lew Wallace has been transferred 10
20 command Of the orcea there Colonel Moraan
l. Smith, Of tbs Eighth Missouri, assumes ccm % md of
General wsllacs's old brigade.
John Osborn, color sergeant OF the InIsna r,,onty
third was shot M PAD 10 day by tho proves, gp.d
from which he attempting TO escare. He had been
arrested for Atoxica.oo lie was killed ac,os. n,fno
aiately.
Thidmans Chicago oavny hsvs bscn moved twenty swo
miles above smithand. on the Cumberland wbero they
arc to be stationed on outpost luty.
The court martisl upon Dr. Scale Of Charestoo
dict suppcssi 10 be THAI OF imprisonment during tho
Tho nlsois Sixteenth, from Quincy. docs no. al yss
make ts appearance. This resmsDt IN also ,o 20 TO
e,nithand
portion f tho mortars FOR the mortar isal are 90
sher way from Pht3burg, and daily expected herc.
Major Lncaus went 70 Chicago to-day Tho instincs OF
Cofumodorc Fooe, 10 sudeavor secure the Mechanic
fuslSers for the gunboat feet.
wThe baud cf che Fifty afth Elnci Col Stuart will bs
mustered ont OF service 10 morrow
general court martial commences bare 30 morrow
Col John A. Logan, President.
x.,..,- CAIRO, Jan. 81. 1852.
Pisburg aud reports that all " the Inortsrs be sss
and ammuniNon viii be here IN couple OF veeks H,rno
el them will be here TO night. ~ @'
shs rwsniy eshth IliaOs uas sen, ic Ysdscsh 70.
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The majority OF the committee reported 20 alter the
OF ndng criminals 10 the State prisons, and relative 70
the sentences and also TO prevent super
vsors from holding county oces being parties 70 con-
tracts with the county
Mr. MJSR presented the report Of tho select COM
mtee appointed at the last session 10 nves charges
OF maieassnce against certain harbor masters ordered
TO be printed.
MIR SIB gave notice OF bill 10 provide compensation
10 passengers for personal injuries receive on railroads.
ami for he establishment of surgical stations as hospital
accommodations, on lines Of railroads.
Mr. Connolly gave notice Of bill TO raise the New
York County Court House fund stock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. GAssoN-fo amend the act enforcing the liabi
little o. stock elders in certain bank corporations
BY Mr.. MuRpHT-To amend the act for the formation
of gas companies.
Ry Mr.. CoNyoy-Concernipg the public health of the
city OF New York.
~ Mr. sNrn-To the act to regulate the sale Of
pCif.Is.
On motion Of MIR. MURPHY, tho Governor requested
consistent with the public interest TO communicate TO
the Serae, in executive ssson, facts connected wi the
Complaints maio in December last by Capt in 7. W.
Irandy and others against H1rbor Master A. w Taylor.
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day. The Tenth Iowa, Colonel Purcell, remains q.

day. The Tenth Iowa, Colonel Purcell, remains as
Charleston
shal this morning for carrying on smuggling trade with
Columbus
An aged negro woman named Jane Telemaqre died
here to day. She s supposed have been nearly IL not
quite century DID, and has appa- entity the brink
OF the grave for many years. She formerly Of Gin
cinnati.
The sixteenth Illinois, Colonel Smith, will arrive here
by rail tonight Ths regiment will take the place Of
the Twenty eighth Illinois az Fort Hot The Thirty.
second and Fortynnth Illinois regiments, the Twenty
n,1 ndana and four batteriesof artillery from Spring
nea and three batteries from st. Louis, also now ~
DO ordered here in the of week or so The gun
boat chancellor, the Paducah packet now extends her
trips TO Richland.
Another deserter arrived to-day from Columbus Ho
gives no information OF Importance great pressure
Dsng ofonght upon Presient Davis restore General
filIow 10 the command Of the forces at Columbus
rebel troops are represented u be in sorry con-
Gtlon and IN the language Of the desorter haf Of
opportunity
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OUR COMMISSIONERS TO THE SOUTH.
Arrival Of Bishop Ames and the Hon. Hamilton
Fish at Fortress Monroe.
-~---~-o>~~>~-~~~~>>.--~~-
The Rebels Will Refuse to Re-
ceive Them,
&C., &C.. &c.
oURFoRTREss MONROE CORRESPONDENCE

OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE
FORTRESS MoaRor, Feb. 4, 1862.
Tho Hon. Hamilton ish and Bishop Anes, the Com
lIsscners South examine into the wants and
dition prisoners in the hands Of the rebels arrived
here this morning by the baltimore boat Adelaide Capt.
Pri.chard and landing escorted 10 the headquar
tors Of Major General Wool by Capt James Mwsrd J,
Captain Of the Port
The General received the Commissioners very cordially,
and invited them 20 dinc with him. AZ eleven O'Clock
flag OF truce, in charge Of flag Of truce officer
,iillward, went from here to Craney Island with
dispatches 10 General Huger, who, in turn, will
have them forwarded to the rebel headquarters at
Richmond In tie mean time the distinguished gentle.
men will remain here and await "tdiugs from the SOUTH
a. regards their reception, &c.
Governor Fish and Bishop Ames have taken quarters
a. the Hygca Hotel, where Mr. Willard, the gencmany
host has fitted up comfortable quarters for them s
scarcely possible hear from the rebels before weeks
c and during that period the Commissioners will be
compelled 10 remain hero.
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WHAT THE REBELS SAY ABOUT THEM.
From tho Richmond Examiner, Feb. 81
COMMISSIONERS FISH AM

COMMISSIONERS FISH AND AMEs.
We are assured G.a. our gorernnsn uU deny pevmis-
sion 10 Goreynor Fph ond Bishop Amer hs titled Con-
missioners ssrt from Washington 10 comfort tho Yaake:
prisoners hands, 10 5ass lines We hope that
this So and that "the wish is not father TO tho
thought" Such mission is insulting 30 u.s. Is accom-
panied with danger to cause and from
my who has refused the conlmonost rights Of war,
laden prisoners with fetscrs, and Gca.cd tho
Hcndish work of ragc and assassination that has every
where marked the track Of his invasion.
We are not acquainted with the antecedsn.s Of
Rev. Mfr. Ames, but Tor his Gains aims OF mys
terry" As to Ex-Governor Fish. We know him to be
q man Of marked ability, q successful politician OF
the Albany school, and frsn psre abotitioniv,
of H. 5iaere eneries tie South has had. We may
rest assured Of ono thing and that Is that
these two Commissioners within our lines two abs
and cunning spies viii be in tho Confederate states
As TO the Yankee prisoners 10 hands, they have
case and comforts enough, without tho bontons and
"stowarts gum drops' which Bishop Anss and his
adu,or are bring them from the North. ny special
act Of Congress they allowed tho rsions
brave soldiers tho od aud General wInder has not
objected 10 young Yankee cutthroas being taken from
the hospitals to be nurscd in the families OF physicians in
ibis CITY, and TO he fcd with sugar pl1ms by the ladies',
we suppose their iiton quito comfortable could
be expected under the circumstances.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 81
rae LINCOLN COMMISSION TO THE SOUTH.
Information in our possession enables rs 10 relieve ds
ptsiic apprehension os the Commissioners droited BY h
Lincoln government % rist me ilsry prisons q the So'aA
viii BE- permitted % fahi hai proS Indeed, We could
not suppose possible that the authorities Of the Confs
dcrae States would FOR cno moment cntsrssin propos
,ion 80 absurd and ridiculous. We arc informed that
our ,cvsrrne iyiI moi only re, pernporiiy 70 oiloW
gishcp A,nes and My FsA 70 here for Nepuross Of
;rresieu,ing our prisoa system, or 70, any otA paypc,
but VIII fenc.ioth Stercso rsa ssrvellsocs over any
Communication by person or sttor between this coln.
.ry and ,hs North. THIS astep IN tho right direction,
and the only regres Is that ,hs policy had not been
sooner adopted
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REFERENCES

KEF EFEIENCES.
A-G4 FOUNDER.
B-32 po.nder, breech loader.
C-2i-pounder, rined.
D-Two 12-pounders. smooth.
E-24.pounder, smooth.
E-64pounder, smooth.
G-Magazine. H-Three 6-pounder neid pieces.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

CaCRcE oy THE RsDEnrror.--sfr stephen Msssett viii
deliver this evening in the lecture room Of the church
OF tho Redemption, East fourteenth street. opposite the
Academy Of Music, readings, humorors and patho.
tc 20 aid in rayng or tho aoaipg d9bt OF said church
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATUUE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb D, 1892
Tho report Of tho managers OF the state Lunatio Asy
lum was presented.
BILLS RErnRrrp rAvoPARv.
In relation 70 the punishment OF N csrtaln cascs
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
THE GUNBoAT EXPEDITION UP THE TENNESSEE.

Map Of the Tennessee River Showing the Position Fort and
the Battery Commanding That River, and Fort Donald
son. Commanding Cumberland River
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BrooxLyS AcApgN oy Mcsic.--Ihs opera Of "Lucia di
ramuermoor" will bs presented at .his house .onghi.
with Huxley, Ippoto and BrignoA in tho csst ON sl.
tarday the season will close with Ia Trayists"
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GARRISON.

GARRISON.
Fourth Mississippi rec ineni.
Seventh Mississippi legiment,
Regiment Louisiana Volunteers.
Thirteen hundred elective men.
Col Stacker, Louisiana Volunteers, Commanding.
Brig. Cen. Iman, Commanding at Forts Henry and
Donaldson
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Preparations for the scacoast and Lake
Defences OF New York-Vcstchestcr
County SarrOgatc-Canal Board Ap-
pointments-Ieappo pointmcnt Of Polico
Comm Issfoncr Acton--Thc State Medi-
cat Society. &c.
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of duty, but prompted solely by motives of hui
mauity, labored most cnergetcally and effectively
throughout the night, experimenting theboats used
in carrying the wounded on board the transports.
Il an under great Obligations to pr. D AsKb-
ben, Surgeon Iof Volanteess, aekng Jas brigade
Srugson to thei I'd brigaAespor hb aalTearisa ef-
fottsan bekaif of the wdueaed, nd q the mem
bers spf my personal Staff, Eapt' fheedore Eacon
Terry 9TH Conn Vols, and Martin S. James Sd R.
l. Artillery, Aides-de-Ca amp, who conveyed my Or
ders hnder=the heaviest fire.. with zeal, activity
and courage, that left nothing to be desired. i en-
Seioss fha reports of the eolammdeFs sof the regi-
ments of my brigade. .-.-.---.
have the honor 10 be, Captain, very respect
fully, your eb't ser't, II s 4 j =
CAPTAIN LOUIS J. LAMBERT, ...-.,..f..;g
20 Ni1.A.!a. Gsnl.., II iton Head,' s. C. s'5 ',&
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:, - = -,
d;rC 'i. aNnsti, Win IN, eAceptlon VI ra tno .h
Rcgt N IL. Vols had already mo'eu iormau,
ana thas the 9pt'y o. my hsi arG auryoI ,.I bnS
S .h"ms 4 ;s1t Tmrysxitb ri. bat.
,srs. ntssh. Ers NO 5e Liant. Liasd Ph&nixjJ.
,:.., g. bos, Ts,w;tz .rs her, ,sSeportA 10 Ne.
;nLaiS..i,. III. 49, Col RsIEnf tbeA q.
p, l - ansHsisSsiy uEEiea Gu, Dn - eonasss
: '"' .S S' an 49,, " VA y sormnS ~ II in
wi ." my t"a ~ e ~, Ln,,vars Is,l:nc foI.
march lhs oIt.,s au ooa' Noa ]o, .ba 81
nweo " tug .ota :...sa s.,h' to - e0''
ii, al" 'li. i.nnso.I so,, a;s,.,cs
fsftfS W. Stts - Voc ,'",sAsd~ - T. NJ
IN alsan.c, s.as usuVes 70 sS.,M saa,.
Tis TS sN1a ,n rs,sa ,,aisS Iieut. Hepry's sec
,ie g ny ~ ,hs
u y rts yyStsr unsssr cast r cSs1stock MAS
axSi sns,} Ia drfywifi,if6e BOAT hoyftzers ~ 19D
The coluau was then put III. .motion, but i@ine-
iatrE tllsreaf ter received orters from the Gen
e 81 Connanding Is halt, throw out pickets, dni
iaaSwat his afTfSaf The point at which this halt
w;ts made 8assone fvo and haff Or three miles
froni T6e lndinS. On the: General arrival the
5wtiis:e force atlyanced, marching by the flank
Ap ,rpaShihg &c Tramp ,s - the sound of ar
tilfery Mas heard at the front and soon received
orders fo form column and move forward at the
double qtiek to support tue tst brigade, then
gaaed NTH the enemy. Il here dei led ;haHs
eoapSy Of me uh Conn. Vols, as hospitaa
guard hnd, the remainder OF the same con1pany un-
def Capt to assist in serving the Doat
howitzeS! SkAn GsNS 81, go, 80
In nebedienceto further orde}s from the Command
Ing General. nav lssding Taeiment, the 10th Penn.
was throUn into the woods two handred yards to
,ba left of the road To- protect the et aank Of the
first line, and the 9TH Conn. and Sd New Hamp-
shire were depleyed on the righ. and left inned:-
ately in the rear of the batteries Hh b were main
position for some time, the men lying down. and
thus escaping serieHs damage, from the: enemy's
,f.ee. Having received orders to that effect,
moved fargaId ., short distance beyphd the guns,
while eharae upea The battery in oar front was
executed bystroops of the first brigade, The enc
INV beinr driven fsom ti,eis position, vas ordered
= ss.ss ss.ssss; " = - ~
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le iH@a - HR4BQUARfERs o. s. FORCES, =
20 Bao1n ,RtxfR,S SxsC. Get "a lAe2, hsscP.sMJ
xGARTAIs :.-I7hayet the honer tehreport, fofsthe
T-.' feoselrdsSvx EHu*Sa Past. 'Sv'z
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iast within tha edge efthe weed ;Ehch: borders
the aa.shy banks Of the PoeNtalied RiN&, bsYopd
which the, snenXbad taken positions EtkA lattsries
being Oh the road little in advance esithasliRa.
Sosa astes my astiyal our isssiHsEy Age snsnmach
idimiHished owing to the exhausted of the apaHn-
pI6tim, apd the dse Of the enemy ,corrssponduSly
insreased.egsih sDo!iil:s r! hsia t..zs@assibni,
5ss ttAerefore eEdered forward the flank oenpaaies
of szth Conn, armed with Shsrp's bpaech
loading rifles, to open ppen thems This eSdss was
obeysd with slaesits. and 1sgehs hswas the securacy
AID Tremendous sspidity ofitheir fEo, thst the OPP
Posing battery Msss sssHple sieacsd, and the
SsamySs ipfsntry were able to HakesonlH feeble
; feRtY.s aJoi iiing A9i:as ,.Gss 20 tGioG eit %
yn Atabpyt this time tho two:compsnies Of tAe 18th
feHas Eels.s under command of Captain Hicks,
which Wese embarked ON thegmbo&t Watsritsh, ;.
eameaRs andlNers termed en- the left of the assil
lery, between it and their own regiment where
they did goed service. When the geaemy's fire
aiseksned, gave the order to eease firing AS
so9pa this was done the enemy 'sagsiRs up.a
then commenced fire from the whole line, cessing
from time TO time. ,as theirs Was controlled, and
again renewing it as theirs. revived in eonse-
sansnee Of the aessatoa ef ours, Of the arrival
~ RDsp6 tfaHtjpe: coasidssabl abls.hodysf esxalry
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-24

Gen. Nelson certainly is bullet proof.
saw him time and again in a hail, Of
shells and bullets, but he came out IN i
scathed. His Aids. Lieutenants Ander.
son, Southgate, Fisher, and Graves,
were also in the thickest of IL, While
Lieut.. Will Anderson was carrying an
order; rebel stepped out from behind
a tree, and took deliberate ain at him.
AT the instant that he pulled tho trie
ger, one of Company G. shot him dead.
The rebels ball grazed Anderson's cap.
Our Division Surgeon. DR.. j. Taylor
bradford, of Augusta, Kv., is a "briok."
lie was omDipresent during the fight, at
one time cheering on the skirmishers,
and at another haranguing and leading
to the charge a regiment that had lost
its officers. How elegantly he cursed
the skirmishers. To day his legitimate
business calls him. He is cutting off
arms and legs. Yesterday he perform
ed capital operation lone that rarely
succeeds-that of ampntating an arm at
the socket. The man is doing we'll to.
day. and will recover Where DR.. Brad
ford is, the wounded will be we'll cared
for. ...
VIM. Brocksmith, Co. f., 9th Reg't.
was killed on the first night. Henry
Northman, of Co. |, was killed on the
second day of the battle. while skir-
mishing. He was at the time attached
to my company. We had but five
wounded; some are still missing. The
Both Indiana had eight killed, thirty.
seven wounded, and two missing. I
can not yet learn the loss of the 9th
Ohio, but it is considerable. .... ..
will dedicate my closing paragraph
to the skedaddlers--the gentlemen who
fed ingloriously to the river, at the
commencement of the fight, and sue
cceded in getting up a panic among the
raw troops. Some of them swan tho
river-oficers too. The towards!
When we landed we found thousands
of terror stricken men. We tho't they
were all wounded.
"What acgimcnt do you belong TOT"
we asked.
"The 155th, the Hash, or the 167lst
skedaddlers," would be the reply.
"WelI, why are you not with your
regiment?"
"Oh, our regiment is all cut to pieces.
Subsequently learned that these
men had all cut and run. Some regi-
ments disbanded at the opening Of the
fight, without losing a man, aud the
towards walked over the battlefield and
pillaged the dead, after the enemy had
gone. | know man whom l once re.
spected. Now | shun him. My face
aushes and my blood tingles when I
meet him. He is coward.
MEMO.
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Battle Field Items.


Gen. Hurlbut lost, out of seven thous.
aud men, in killed, wounded and miss.
ing, 1888. He had splendid army of
choice troops, who fought like Turks.
Orders were found on Gen. A. S.
Johnston, from JEFF. Davis, to press on
and attack Grant on Wednesday, for
fear Buell. would join by Thursday.
Robert II. Redwood, of the rebel sur
geons captured at Pittsburg is men
toned as having rendered great sorv-
ice to our wounded on one Of the hos.
pital boats recently arrived.
Cincinnati and Chicago papers have
it that one "Dr. Cowing," of St. Louis
did great service with one of Mattison' $
64 pound howitzers, and that General
Hurlbut thought him an old artillery
officer. The name should be Dr. Cor
nyn. lie was one Of Gen. Lyons sur.
geons, and has in many ways outside oi
his profession, rendered admirable serv
ice to our cause.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-24

Southern civiliziug movement, for the
masses Of the South will learn moro
and see more regarding the strength Of
the United States, and more partic.
ularly of the North, than they other
wise would in an age. After the war I
predict that the tide Of emigration will
be to the South, and further predict
that the Institution Of slavery is on "its
last legs" further, l predict that fifty
years hence the Southern portion ofthe
United States will be as strong in wealth
and population as the North, and that
the peculiar institution will have become
entirely extinct.
Please send me the Ne,os regularly
to Winchester, care of Capt. Krepp, 1st
Virginia Cavalry, Shields Division.
More anon. WIN. H. RHOADES.
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Huntsville.

Huntsville, Alabama, the town just
occupied by Gen. Mitchell, is the capt.
tai of Madison county, Ala, being $50
miles northeast of Tuscaloosa, and 1l6
miles southeast of Nashville. It's pop
ulation in 1860 was about 5000. Ex-
Senator q, G. Clay resides there. In
the summer months the cream Of the
Alabama arstocracy from the Gulf
counties frequent the place. 1t is sit
uated on the Memphis & Charleston
Railroad, and by its occupation
communication between tho rebel armies
in the southwestern States is cut off,
The people generally may be classed as
conditional Unionists." Madison
county, in which it is situated, has a
population of 26, 45O, Of whom l4,b73
we're slaves. At the last election il
gave Douglas /, 300, Breckinridge sol,
aud Bell 400 votes. aN 2
In addition to Huntsville, Alabama,
Gen. Mitchell has occupied Decatur,
Monroe county, and Stevenson's Juno-
ton, Jackson county, in the same State.
The former is thirty miles west south
west of Huntsville, on the Memphis 4
Charleston Railroad. The latter place
is the junction Of the Nashville 4 Chat
-tauooga and Memphis & Charleston
roads, andis sixty miles from Huntsville
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Some persons seem to obey literally
the injunction, "hod'fast to the TRUTH
they never allow it to escape them.
An exchange, recording the fall Of a
person into the river, says: II is won.
der he escaped with his life. Wouldn't
it have been still greater wonder il
he had escaped without itS
"Did you ever go to a military ball2'
asked lisping maid of an old veteran
-"No, my dear" growled the old sol.
dier. 81 once had military ball come
to me, and what do you t6ink?--it took
my leg off"
Free from the want that spurs the
desperate resolve, as from the struggle
that wears away the heart, it seems the
easiest thing in life to be that "nobles
work of God"-an honest man.
1t is not wise to be governed BY
the feelings, for they ebb aud flow like
the waves of the sea.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-24

SMALL Pox AMONG THE NEdRoEs
AT PoRT RoYAL.-A letter from Port
Royal says smallpox prevails to an
alarming extent among the negroes in
Beaufort and on the island. There are
now twenty Eve eases in the small -pox
hospital, under the care of DR.. Waldock
Of Boston, Mass, who went with Mr..
Pierce. lie is an able physician, and
very successful in cases of that loath-
some disease, and has lost but few cases
He is now engaged in yaooinating the
negroes and has already treated between
ive hundred and fifty and six hundred
men, women and children. 1..t
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-04-24

The treason law passed at the last
session of the Maryland Legislature
went into operation on Tuesday. IL
Furnishes with death or with from six to
twenty years imprisonment all who lovy
war against the State, adhere to or give
comfort to its enemies, and fines all
persons furnishing rebels with goods or
any assistance, raising enlistments for
the rebel army or displaying Secession
flags;