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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

0eIn I'll the late battles the Union armies
have ssiumphsd. By ssa and land, in front and
rear, In Kentucky, 10 Tennessee, in Alabama, In
virsinia, in south earolina, and now In North
Caroline, the foes Of the nation have BEEN de-
fbatsd. Our armisa are preparing for still fur.
tier movements. too, 10 almost every direction,
and let the conspiratou beware Of the 'idss Of
MarOhn
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
n and gentlemen dispose OF their OF Clothing
Carpet Farnre &c guarantee 10 pay for Dresses from
81 $50 for Goats 81 ~ SIS Tor Pants from 81 10 -
Please forget call address G. MIsH ia THIRD
avenue Fourteenth street. Ladies attended by Mrs
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
PROPOSALS..

. pNv erpprIFs 49, = r. 80 ~-s----
a. o.,Iss :. Aa.r S.o,sss AID s.h EsgI,ssr ~ ,,sS
Sealed proposal. y ss r,s,ysd !. is os,, ap ~ wsdns:
s "a ss q aep y s oS anG ID
10000 yards Of dark biue Flannel all WOOL s inches wde
5000 sewing cotton, bscs 2o yard spooi'
250 psirs first sergeants' Chevrons, cavalry.
sS psIs sersesa' SssyTSn' Saysr sysry
ssmyes Of the above articles can be seen on Appanons
onehrd Of quantity contracted for usi be delivered
s.eeniause s"n ~ lie Iy nor u 'ssls .I
All The articles WIN be subject 70 inspection BY sworn In
Proposals. WI he sy ssor he named
therein he VIII at once execute give bonds In
dcubo u the for the faithful perform
The United STATE. the right to reject all bids
Proposs to Proposals for furnishing Army
SUPPLIES anu Ideu,enant Colonel d. ". vIsToN,
Deputy Quartlrmaseer General United states Army
SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED TILL THE 18TH
- day April 1862 at Y O'Clock NJ, for supplying III.
United States Subsistence Department with 6coo head OF
The cs,,s to % delivered At Washington city, and zach
%ssd whIeh weighs is.. than io pounds gross
The cattle 20 be a@vered At sucn times and In such guam
Cattle VII be required under hs after the
bond with rood and satisfactory security, VIII be re-
rves to isclf the igh, pay Treasury
Wo bd will be entertained WHOM pu, W contractors who
previously failed 70 oomf with hsr eon,r's,s M Or or
where tns Dauer - 'V g ~ tsn @ r'',rsps q " " ~
0's qbe 20 names srms should bs fun with the pre-
p Bids to be yrec,ed to MAJOR A. BscEwih, O. s. U A.
Washington y FORM or GUARANTEE;
We - Of e. s soSag saagS S - ana sOs State s.es or VI do
hereby guarantee that ale 20 FUN conIraci N ac,
T ss be s :: Ss @ at ina
ac 10 accordance therevh s1ooa The contra! DO
guaranteo must be appended 10 each Jc
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

GOvERNMENr
NJ One year six per ceni certificates bought by
AcCkEADY ARMOUR
l4y Pearl street, of Wall
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
THE TURF.

u,HE sUBsCRIBBRs (AND FRIEEDs) TO TIE HALF
Mile Troting Track, being constructed BY Mr. Ste
phen the ghh lifth street,
hereby 10 meet az he Hone House "Wednesday
sae. "a oAlc cer
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

RAILROADS..
yIrDeon RIVER RAILROAD D-TRAISs FOR ALBANY,
Toy the NorIh aud West leave Chamucrs street alf
ard n A. N and 80, 8 and 10 r. M
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBhNs RAILROAD.
~ For Albany, Troy. Norm and Vest -.
Wn'rr arrangement, commencing h"ss0, Sev loD.
Far Ahsny@io M NJ. Express Mail Train, from Twen.
Al sYth street drpD,4 -.
por all local trans Time Table
y" JOIin nj RCHILIA Asslsaat superintsndeue
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

heirs OF such as died in the services also widows and
heirs OF OF the Congress- Cumberland
ses who fell in the action OF March Hampton Roads
win Receive Information relative bounty gratu
tty &c. By calling r. KOW1NG, lG Nassau street,
No g.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

the city engaged dispense TefEcChenis vito4a
STRANGERS
should not neglect 20 call in At the
ssAIETIEB CONCERT ROOM
before eaviss he city, being ndispuable fact thx
INSTITUTION
which every body visit Open every evening as sevyn
closes twelve No boys admitted. Admission i9 cenu
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
HEI.mPOLD's EXTRACTS

JIELMBoLDs
IL MELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMSOl D'S
GENUINE rREPAkATION.
GENUINE PREPARATION
GENUINE PRaPARATioN
GENUInE PREPARATION.
GENUINE PREPARATION
-HIGHIY CoNCENTRATED~
"HiOHLY CoHCENTRATEDw
"HlGHLY CONCENTRATED"
"HIGHLY GONCENIRAfED,"
"HlGHLY CONC ENTRATED,n
COMPOUND FLUID
COMPOUND FLUID
COMPOUND FLUID
COMPOUND FLUID
COMPOUND FLIIO
EATnA. ~ ButHU,
E&TRAGr BUCHU,
EXTRACT BUCHU.
EXTRACT nUCHU.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
P0SiTiNF a - SrE.IF1O
REM D.
kEME.i
REMEDY
REMEDY
FOR DISEASES or THE
FOR DISEASES or THE
FOR DISEASES or THE.
FOR DISEASES OF THE.
rOR DISEASES or THE
BLADDER,
BLADDER
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

CAIIFORNIA AND PIXIES PEAK TRADE-A GREAT
~ demand for ladies' and centleDens cast or Clothing,
Furniture, Carpets and Jewery guarantee pay twenty
Eve per than any other establishment and
humbug. Call at send note 10 80 9Sz West Broad
way Leonard and Fran lin Ladies attend
by Mrs. X. Gabay and gentlemen by Mr.. 9. GAbay
<NENTLEMEN,B NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
purchased for the Western Market In large or email
ots fn value will be paid without hAggng seeking
~ In - Ysu,s call the address Thoa D. Con
~ ,ov ~ Centre sree.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

r LIEUTENANT COLONEL HAGGERTY,
Ia CAPTAIN r. W. JONES
THE FALLEN BRAVE, NO. o.
Contains ne steel plate Portraits Of these gallant oeers
who fell at bull run.
Five numbers containing 10 Cue steel plates). Price
'e"'' '"'"' "'' ROSS rousry. I2i Nas-su street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

g adjourn By roasOnof the Intervention OF n
teEm OF tee court elsewhere; hut the busue.S of
present at each place or thS court i1teTTfs 1
O9 Ago9Ened over as herein provided tin me buTf.
ness Of the court In session fs cOncfuded
Bee. 3 AID belt further enacted That eJert sh,I,
9e ~ At every place Of holding circuit and
astrlet courts for the istrict Of Kentucky IN iiF
manner and subject to the same duties and resDonSS
shat other clerks are subject 10 IN etheT inii
pendent dtstrietsi the dsputysclerEs ak CoyinSton
Louisville, and Paducah shali uerf,rS ms S,.tS ":
and qualified. 'iPF FS''its1
Sc. 8. Aud belt fartl,er erae4ei 1I,at .,r,,,.,,
appointed BY the courts Of the United States to
take ball afdavits, and forth Shall have NE now
ere to take surety Of the peace and for Eood
dred and ninety thst tsl a9n;
by said act now have. sN'''eN
ses. o And be Il farther enacted That an process
isCn snait not have been returned when fhs act
takes edect shall be returned T. tHe ifns
yeiy herein hxedi and the elOFk pDOn isSnfug eFiS
mai pFCcess In civil action shall nake h rSfnTns
Bile TO the court nearest ID The S,5StST = ~ SI
denes o. the defendant or OF that defn4ant Sv,oSo
STa,S 9 y 5e1reSt court he have Information su
the plaintiff Of his fees accrue send ti,r S;S Az
70 the clerk OF the court to which the
made returnable the defendant II T9s a9 mus
l9n a9toe, ou or beiore tho calling Of the cause
hS b, ~ ts1 70 70 the court to which It should
brought. s'is9 II ''ts s-FetPH4 was
SEQ, 10. And be It further onaetet That In .sa NJ
the existence of bail bORds for the appearSnee ~ s
sons TO answer lt shall DO the duty of fb Slr -
ca tho parties at the time they arc bound 10 SppeST
a9d they at to enter the same on his minutes, on
which entry judgment may Afterwards 81 ranis Of
ESc3rd by tho court and Il the PARTY appearS the
eerE snail teEo another bond, with surGties similar
20 We nEs lOr turther appearance at the next sue
S,ng , Term OF the court, and If the party faiI to
gSe pond aud surety, thou he shall stand comIfted
" order sT T, ot tho clerk TIL he does comply,
and parts Of laws inconsistent herSSitI S+ 6.[s
nud this act shall be in force from and Al.
q. aHr b u 2 .rHs
Approved, May Is, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

very is right; men may say they are sorry,
that II ls LincOln's fault, that be promised
10 protect the property of all States, &c,
but after all, wise men can Sc. that the
rebels made the war, aud they can also see
that u is the war aud not Lincoluithat is
playing tue devil with the ..'peculiar tnsti.
tuition, ordained of God"
Now, Messrs. Editors, if you will excuse
ta!s personal allusion will say.that these
onsoH men, spoken of above, are subscrib.
log for the ISreSs aud buying.it ut All the
railroad stations instead of the inteliigencer.
II suits them; tits a asYmpathizer with their
rebel Views, it talks gltbly yabout Democra.
cy and what great aud good party it has
been in days agone. Some old line wings,
VINO have been among the best Union men
IN their section, are catching the negro ma
MIA, pratslng and buying the Press and curs-
ing the abolition Lntelljgenesr.n These
fellows will soon be democrats, and seces-
sionists, and as between the two5I could
make no choice, They are nearly syuouy-
The InkekkigeHcer stood up boldly and
patriotically for the Union when all WAS
dark and stormy, and no eye was found to
pity aud no arm to save US in Western Vir-
gtnia; it never faltered ! it stands to day
true to the Constitution, the Union and
tuS snloECenentO Ot tue Laws. These So
called Union men applauded the InteIii-
gsncer year ago when 1t defended the
cause of the Union almost alone in West
eru Virginia; it was good enough when
there was no one else bold enough to pub
llsh an unconditional Union paper in the
State; out the rebellion having been driv.
en- from our midst, bydra-headed mousters,
Janus-taceed, rise up and call themselves
g CONSERVATIVES" They are like towards
IN the army, who are very bold, after skir-
mlshErs have gone ahead and driven the
enemy to the wall, and the figure need not
stop here. for these fellows claim all the
honor, - tAeir regiRsent vqs cut TO. pieces.
The lnteltigeHcer has done the work the
tIress steps in and claims that it was ia the
hottest of the fight; the Iatsiiigsncer rss-
minds it that it was not in the hottest Of
the fight at all, when the Press cries., sSaul,
Saul, why persecutest thou me? n #
guess, however. the LntslligeMcer will
live the calumuy of the thing on Market
Street cannot affect it, for to my mind its
slander is praise. fs5
Messrs, Editors, are not Republics un-
grateful2 Ff
l conclude by saying that / sat down
merely to renew. my subscription, which /
now do. Very respectfully, r.. E.
June 18th, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
The Attempt to Divide the Unrou
Strength In Our Midst.

Th. .A...u...
Sts.,1s..,. - lAe t.1e Union
E..;,... I',.SI.i,. 2 - - y "a, HA''lE'
-1't.O'o t''Ss''t''''eL
IN tnls hoar OF national suffering aud
tFiai, when our Government is making one
tulgntV struggle for its integration and in
.egFlly; Wnsn tne resources OF the copn
IEy' Polincal!y, financially and physically,
are engrossed in this sanguluary conflict;
Wuen 'tnl tne energy and patriotism of noble
people are lmpelItng 1t to speedy con-
J. sImmatlon, Es. u IS ignomintous and intoler-
l!, aole % oehold reckless pack of hounds,
Slotusu IN the ermlne OF Democracy, at
! !et1p ptlng 70 restore and resurrect pOlit-
sSat oEsanl4atlon long since defunct. Tue
course they have hitherto pursued, they
nave. nave discovered to be rather unpropitious
a, anu lhco commou1ons, IN that their treasona-
o. 0le ana netarlous programme of outspoken,
Migrant LN dlsloyalty1 has unceremouiously
zee oeea u CO contraYenea ana expunged by the vigi-
IN, lance Oh the state and Federal authorities.
me IDEA OF being incarcerated in Fort War
Eeu OF qlSpaIened 70 the Atheueum, was not
G09ugeniai .,9g 10 me sensitive nature of our
'const'totIonal gentry" They labored n
lSng time 70 convince the Government of
tne unVallalty OF its course, aud its en-
SEoaenment upon the constitutional rights
~ " clt.LensnlP. But tne louder their pro-
.ue LloFs became the nd
lI the PFoscrlpuon 0t the press
anu i tue arrest ana confinement of few
S,il naGlplons OF treason, and the refusal of
l tue toyal masses OF their own party to co.
operate WITH them have rendered their eff
lorls OF successful Opposition TO the Gov
ttul an aooFtl99i Hence change in
Il !uO .,NtoaIs gPera'aais ol the leaders. They
s., 9.sSGVsEea .ne epuIarlty ot their move
INN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
ARTICLE 3.

This CtWb shall be called the Union
Glib of Gharleston Kanawha county vir-
gtpia,
ARTICLE 2.
This Club shall consist of a Prealsnk
Veal FrSsident, SecFetdfy, AssistQnt .Secretg.
~, aud an Executive Oommittee. to be c6m.
prised5 of five members. An, of which
shall be elected by the Club.
ARTICLE
NJ ~ y = q ~. Ifsi.tq
Ih9 objects Of this club are17to defead
ourselves our .sl against secret sworn enemies in
onr Tnion IoS,n@ on% ,a, susH MI1 Iestroy
and tn bniI5 m ,I, ,am MoAulng e'slSens
belIion nv ;nI;nTs+ino ,ta,sHIs,s. SSs VI &c,
oftires and -
laborers under them 4, the exclusion of low
al men, or Otherwise aiding or nbettino Es-
belliOn, particularly o obstr1ctihg the course
Urion against the dnngerons in1asnsas %sa o9 W
self exilcd traitors, who having sacrificed
their honor and means ubon The altar Of
the demon of treason. zrett,r,, Il, our ,n;lst
under the garb of LOYALTY to encourage ann
build up the cause OF rebellion at home
By their fruits We shniil I,yh,S tbsI, ".
will welcome all IoyaI men.msn who
prove themselves. as such--back to. our
midst, but PICTURED traitors we will treat
as such,
To defend ourselves AMI the U0ion
against all sworn enemies abroad, by aid.
ing both tho Federal Government and the
restored Government of Virginia, by all
means within our power TO crush this un.
natural and unrig6teo1s rebellion.
To aid every means in our power to5the
restoration of peace and order in our coun.
ty by scouting the election of officers of
good character and unquestionable loyal
ty. ia a'i l57ii So
ARTICLE a. F4
II shall boI The 4 M. of ,h.z p...;,,a., - -
call the club togstbey n, for ,e;S 70
when in the i1dgetnent tn If tho 'c commit,sa
sbaIllbs dcensfi ~
- y, $50
~ tsLlot1n .;
at !tlc OouFt
nonse EN- 10 tnls nus place Monday evening at Z
h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

ism.-The CInrLsbnrg TeIeeranh.
Ins MheelinS Press and Wheeling
Editors Intelliyeacer
1t has been suggested by some people
that the Democratic party ought to be re-
organized, ms one, if not tho only, means
of restoring the Union. think there are
not very many who take this position, and
! am free to say, and do say, that those
who do, have more tnpuaenee, i1resumption,
and aHdacity, than those who are in armed
rebellion aglinst the authority of the
United States, and arc wanting, if not in
common honesty, in common sense. Every
reading man knows that the present conflict
was made and inaugurated BY the Demo-
cratic pRrty-that is, the Southern wing of
1t, led by Breckinridge and Yancey. II is
clear to the minds Of all loyal men, that
none but sympAthizers with the rebellion
want any pnrty re organized at prcssnt.
II is wanted by Yallnndigham, VOORHEES,;
Wood, Carlile, the New York Herald the
Clarksbnrg Telegraph. and the Wheeling
FresS. These persons and prints can find
nothing SO worthy of villi6cation as The
Northern people, all of whom, by implica-
tion, If not by words, they denounce
as "Abolitionists." The Telegraph and
Press owe their iiUts and liUiHg to the
patriotic sons of the North, who volnn-
tarily crossed the Ohio and entered
the soil of Virginia. as Mcclellan said
last GUNNER, to protect the lives and props
erty of oar people, when we were not able
to protect ourselves. The Editor of the
Telegraph is a refugee from Tennessee
whence he was driven, as he says, lbut
his nnionism might flourish well g in Tepnes 'an
see. Now he is engaged in ttaducinp the
very men who rtsked their lives in defence
of a country in which he was too coward.
lyto live. Oh! base ingrutitudel Well
might the GoYerppent exclaim-
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gatlpgntelltgR1trFe
rERms o. ApVRRr1aIno=

TWKVEsouD LINEs OF NoNPARR1s CoR osE ltocI1F. .loI
- LEsA NAKE NsQUkREs 4 D
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otice to take care that il do not become
necessary to sacrifice lives in the main-
talnance Of good ortlerF They are clothed
Tor thls purpose, with the necessary
authority, and will be hereafter held rigid
y accoontable. The troops win be drdwn
mp IN line this afternoon Mt four o'clock,
and this order read in English to all the
regiments, and in German also, to all those
of Gen. Blenker's Division.
IL will also be read by officers comnAn
Ing companies, at three successive parndes,
and snbaltern officers and Sergeants will
attend to its being read by every iudiyidu-
haH e been absent dt the time Of reading as
above 6iractad iisf5..-51[ - II - -
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-VIs = 1IV.s 4I9llia inc above fate9 -
Yearly AdVertiaing on lie terms aecor.
ole 70 the space occupied aud the fchanres
- from transient persona or strane
eFss 70 De paid for IN ddrdnee. Q
SS9snes9 Cards not exceeding hye lines $40 year
~ ~ lof sG months but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square. - -
Ihe privilege Of Annual Sftislne Il limited to
tne AdVerttscEB OWL, Immediate business; and all
for the benefit of other prisons a.
Geu as All legal advertisements and advertisements
o. sales and real estate, sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates,
~ Advertisements not accompanied with vritte,
directions will be inserted until forbid and oharpe
accordingly. W . eSF4 =
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
|, Marriages, NOtice Numerals and annonrarnap4s
Of sermons, so centscaeh. ponyi1-Is9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
: ARTICLE

This Club shall be called the Union
GLIB of Charleston Kanawha county vir-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

OF. the Union Club
Charleston Va.
Trom the Kanawha RepublIean.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

The Object oGsJacIksonss Raid into the
e Valley OF Virginia..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

This Club shall consist Of Presidents
Vles- Prssident, SecFetdry, Assistant lSecTetG.
~, aud an Executive Oomulttee. to be com.
Prised of five members. AN of which
shall be elected By the Club.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

Conditional ana Uncon ondItionaIunI
isn.S.rhe Clarksbnrg TeIegraph.
Intelllgemcer.
Editors IntelliyenceT af
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

.gausrad1l4 JOHN O. FRRMoNr,
stat Mai. Gen. Commanding.
,-f.g3. ALBERT Tracy,
Col. and Adjhtant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

The great public service pronptness and reliabli.
ty Of this welI-trled and sterling Company reron1
mend 1t to preference with those needing Insurance
N. G.. ARTHUR, AR't.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of Co. F. Sd Regiment N. G. s. T, E. Will
Jams called to the chair and Serg j. P Oates vas re-
quested to act IS secretary After very appropriate
remarks committee of five appointed, namely B. D.
Marshall, j. E. Hobbs N S. Emmett D. B. Jarvis and J. R.
Williams after short deliberation the following resolu
lions adopted
Resoued That whereas hath pleased God to take from
midst beloved brother in arms Corporal L. H. Sid
bury can but submit to the DEGREES of Awse
Vdence whose ways are past finding out and who doeth
all things wisely.
Resolved That in losing felowsolder we lose one
tionabe qualities who justly merited the soldier
ResoIUed That in mentioning bis his beloved
fatEer would increase his trouble, but sympathe
with him his heartfelt loss.
ResolUed, That we the usual badge of mourning
thirty days and send copy of this his bereaved father
also one to the Wilmington Journal with request that
publish the same.
e. WILLIAMS, Chm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06
]. P. OATES, sec'y.
Tribute of Respect,

At meeting of Company (E) 3rd regiment N. G. D. T
for the purpose of drafting solutions relative to the death
of VIM. King, member of said Company, Sergt J. p
Oates was called to the Chair and Corporal NJ Redd was
requested to act as Secretary. On motion of A. s. Gurpa
nus, Committee of five appointed, namely J. r.
Gornto. s. Jarvis. r. W. Yopp, r. Aman and j. f. viii
ams after few appropriate remarks the following reso
lUtOns were adopted
RESOLVED That whereas it hath pleased God away
from our midst our beloved brother arms humble
eth all things.
RESOLVED, That in parting with brothersoldier,
part with one whom all deeply lament and who had he
ResotUed We know in making mention of bis to his
Dereaved family wo1d deep feeling of pan sin
cereIy sympathse with them and possible would
be willing TO bear their trouble shoulders
ResOUed That the usual badge of mourning for
thirty and send copy of this to his bereaved family
also one to the Wilmington Journal with request that ii
publish the same.
J. ..OATEs, Chairman.
F, II. REDD, Secretary
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06
From the New York Express.
A Hunliiiating Fact.

The British Consul at Havana has just been guilty of an
act OF the grosset dscouresy towards this Government
perfect keeping with the motives which induced him to be
Osentaousy attentive to the Southern Commissioners
Mason and Slide while recently soournng ia the same
CITY, 1t is the custom in making mails in the u States
for Mexico to have what called dispatch bags These
consist OF two three small bags containing dispatches
from the Government at Washington for the American
cation at the City OF Mexico these bags separate rom
the general mall and marked direct the Legation
care OF the COrsu General at Havana Upon arrival
the steamer at Vera Cruz from Havana courier is i'm.
dAely to the City of Mexico at an expense
Havana by the harnak her last trip delivered the
despatch bags to the Consul Gen usual who
in his possession until the sailing of the steamer when
are sent to tie English Consul he delivered to the mail
agent for Vera Cruz.
III he mails sent usual the 23d of December the
general mail received but the dispatch bags were
back from Havana with the genemany reply that they
would not receive them at all board the vessel The
hour at which this done left Consul 10 time to re-
monsrat ard ne obliged to open the bags and
few OF what he thought the important Of the
ens and forward by private hands. The bags
are still at Havana 1t we'll known fact that the British
Consul there warm sympathizer with the Couo0erae5.
he mas never let slip opportunity help them
slight the Federals since the commencement of the
beon and since the affair of the Trent the mans hatred
OF the Yankees, has led him to do great many con-
tempb things; but think this last his-the with
holding Of Government dispatches from Washington the
meanes and most malicious abuse of his " little brief
thorIty. which has yet to knowledge. We do
not know whether his government encourages him or not
but one thing Is certain, and that is the Federal Admins
traon must no longer be begging foreign consus
elgn mail steamers to carry its despa ches especially
there ia net the slightest occasion for it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06

On A recent visit to the camp of the 28th Regiment
we were pleased to that complete town of neat
wooden enements has taken the place of the canvass
village of the latter part of Summer and Fall, afordng
convenient and comfortable Winter quarters with Chin
neys for the men, houses for the stores and other pur
poses.
We found nearly all finished with the exception Of
some of the officers quarters, Col Lanes among the
number these being left to the last as being less crowd
ed, the necessity was not 50 pressing. We graft
fed to learn that decided improvement in the health
OF the Regiment has been the result of this improved
arrangement.