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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
FUGITIVE SLAVES GENERAL HALLECKS
ORDER

Fron. The Colastia (Mol Sfg's. 4an.
Our immediate community will remember that
Monday the 10th Instant, three regiments Of
Union infantry, Consisting OF about 1850 men.
with baggage tram of 80 wagons, psssed
through this place en- route from Bonneville 20 ~.
Louis. Learning, on the day after tins column
p,sSed that several negro men had joined IL on
the march, evidently with the view OF making
their escape, and being assured also that some Of
the soldier. AZ they encountered slaves along the
road bad endesvofed to eDdce them away, aud
thai OF the officers afforded their owners no
opportunity facilities for their recovery We i'm
meaiately addressed Gen. Iialleck letter on the
subject stating that the proceedings were not only
wrong in principle, but damaging ia their effects
upon the Union cause, and suggesting that he Issue
general order for al inspection Of all troops for the
discovery Of fugitive slaves Bni for y more rigid
enforcement Of tie order heretofore made 90 military
commanders not TO allow slaves to cutter their lines
and 10 exclude all WHO had entered. This letter was
dated the llth inst On the next day Gen. Halleyh
replied a. follows:
HKsDaUAET1sa DSFiRrssr ~ TBr H,sornI
sr. Lou,. FEB Il, 1854 !
WILLIAM r SwiTrL,s, esq., Columbia, Mo-Sirs Your
Dote Of tue ih justreeoved sha adopt your
am determined 10 put al sed 10 such thing. Every real
will be exsIun.d Teaohe. st Chsfss and al n IL
vos turned out will also every officer who p.rmis
BIZ 10 violate order No have colonel nov in ihs
military prison IN tL, city under chargr, for stealing hore
negroes. IL tai tine restore order and di ca a. m
his department. bat vii be doae All nis,aaot viii Be
punished q. soon "a cen prove IL on them.
n W HALLECK, Mslor.Geo.nl
This letter Cn publishing which we trust We yio-
late none Of tho ssnctIties Of private
IA Characteristic Of the SalorGeneral Of this Depart
meni, short TO the point, decisive, honest and
manly; whitening rebukc TO the Secession false
hoods uttered against the Federal Government of
Abolitoni,m, stealing and jaw.hawknp. Tire let
ter was Immediately followed by the following;
HEAD2uAKrEHs DErAxIsEsT oV ras MlssouxL
ST. Locus. Feb IT, 1901
GrsFr,L 0RDsH.. No ~ Commander. Of districts, al.
visions bfissdes ard posts ne directed to have an ~nd.e
Inspection VI ell their for the discovery Of stolen
consbsud property, and fugitive slaves General Order No
g. series Of 1871 will be strictly enforced and any officer 10
has permitted TO BE- violated by his coninsud will ba ar
rested and tried for Desect OF duty and dobedeacs u od
BY command Of Major General Hslect.
N. ". MCLEAN
AsELtant ALluthIt .l}rns nj
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HORSES IN CONNECTICUT.

"s,Iv ~ CoyDEsSrp GOVERNMENT HoEsss-Th, 81,
oi9us esvay camp ., Hanover Conn ~: abolished ,w
sol Tuesday lat by she ou,rtcn-sr iarse nuuesf
@! condemn cd Go'eInm.ul horses Tuchased. % uut'f
stood at from ell. 70 sltO each. vel. sold a. iron 10 70
S.Dr
10 n, Editor Of TbeN v T,i1sn,
Sin: You stated few days since that The spacious
cavalry camp 1T Hanover, Conn. was abolished.
and large number OF condemned Government
horses, unjeniooi 10 have cost from fl2i 10 slJO
each. were cold al from els 20 80.
While YOU ere to De commended for exposing and
frowning upon every sct OF fraud upon the Govern
ment Yet the writer il confident That you wonId not
willingly do injustice to the Safe 10 Col. Bruce
the Quarteruasier-G General, by making a statement
in such manner that al unjust erroneous infer
ence would naturally be drawn fromit
The facts are simply these: -Four hundred and
ffy.four horses Were bought for the cavalry and
artillery, at an average cost Of slli 81, which n-
cuies every ense Of purchase ard transportation
The horse distcmper ragged and went through the
stalls Five hor.es died of the disease, aud the large
number Of sir were condemned and sold the Others
l. fl the State in fine condition; while by good hus-
bandry aud care the saving in forage alone from tie
allowance made by the General Government has
beer g. to the public treasury, or twenty per
cent on the cost
If horses in other States have suffered ess by dis
esse, and been purchased ard fed at lees expense 70
the Government, none will reioioe more than the
CITIZENS or CONNECTICUT
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FROM THE SOUTH.
POSTPONED MEETING or GENERAL con-
CHARLEsrOS, March 5, 1876

CHaRLEsTOS, March 5, 1862.
The Southern ChristnH Aduocate has a letter
from Bishop Andrews, posponing the meeting OF the
General Conference Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, which was to have met in New-Orlsans on
the lit Of April The time Of tho meeting viii be
fixed by the Bishop.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Capt. John IIerbig, = we'll known and respecta-
BILE rcsideut ut Richmond has been authorized TO
ganize what il known ~ an "Iniirnary Company"
the specific duty Of which 10 TO take charge Of the
wounded upon the battle field, and " bestow upon
them such attention, ne in 10 the absence Of tie
ge0us, may be needed.
The Judges Of the several Cours in Richmond Gus
peuded all Judicial proceedings, Ia compliance with
the usage Of Martial law. proclaimed by President
Davis.
The detectives q Hchnond have ferteted ont and
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Impending Duel Between The o'DOn-
oghue and Sir Robert Peel.
LARGE INCREASE IN THE ENGLISH NAVY
PRINCE NAPoLEoN'S SPEECH
MORE INTERVENTION In CHINA.
Failure Of Jacob Bush & Co., American Com.
mission Merchants.

The British steamship City Of Washington, Capt
Samuel Brooks, from Liverpool 26.h February and
Queenstown 9th at p. m arrived at this city at
o'clock on Monday morning, bringing The U. &.
mails, a general cargo, 1877 Storage and n cabin
passengers We are indebted to Mr.. Ross the clerk
of the ship for passenger lists and the early delivery
of our packages
Tie Africa reached Liverpool early on the morn
ing Of the 9th ultimo.
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OPTIONAL POLITICAL AtRFsTs

ADDITIONAL POLITICAL AtRFsIs.
Provost Marshal a. c. Goodwin yesterday caused
the arrest OF Charles Goodwin a commission and
shipping merchant II this city, aud William FAY, II
ship-builder. also a resident q Richmond, upon
charges Of dsloyslty. Mr.. Palmer, Who has been
que bold ia lis expressions ofloyalty to the Lincoln
Government il wealthy citizen, dol = business on
the corner OF Virginia and Cary streets His only
son DIR. Palmer of this city, Is Captain # the First
company Of Richmond IIowitIers, attached TO Gen
Johnstons army Of the Potomac. We Learn that the
later gentleman waa yesterday denied permission to
zee his father Both Tho parties named have been
consigned TO Castle Goodwin, which has room lott
for I" u few more Of the same sort"
REFUSED TO 0IyE THEIR sAhEs.
We understand that number OF city residents
peremptoriiy refused TO give their MINES when
called upon TO do so by the officers appointed en-
roll I'LL those persons subject TO militia duty 10 Rich
mopd. That these recreants will be permitted thus
10 defy the laws oi tho Commonwealth, aud t6 IL
more their duty to the Confederacy, we do not Va.
eve; and the attention OF Con. Winder having bsen
called To the fact we do not doubt that the parties
referred to will be compelled not only to render ODE.
dience to the laws br, to pay the penalty Also Of
their unpatrotic obstinaey.
THE YANKEE PRISONERS oy WAR.
Since the recent eypose Of the reasonable rlachi.
natone Of the UniOnsts in our midst all communics.
iiol between the Yankee prisoners of war and out
side parties has been strictly prohibited The news
papers have also been denied to them, and double
Gordon Of sentinels stationed around the tobacco,
Warehouse In which they confined. The prison.
pointed at their detention.
SEARCH FOR ARMS.
An old junk.shop at Rockets, known n Noab's
Ark" was yesterday entered by officers acting
under the direction Of Samuel Maccu bbin, CHEF Of
Police, In search OF arms aud five mu.k.ts secured
Tie officers aso found two bales o. hops mud "A on,n.
tity of !urpentne and machine oil-very valuable
articles usi now.
POLITICAL PRISONERS.
twenty persons are now held In "CastIe
Goodwin" either under direct charges of disoyuIty
or under su-picon Of harboring hostile intention,
against The Confederacy. We understand that etor,.
are being made To obtain additional prison Tor tho
rate keeping both OF dsloyal parties and OF prisoners
of war. The tobacco warehouses at Rockets are
deemed ineligible hs prisons account Of their ex-
posed position, which renoers q largo guard ueo@.-
gary for the security IL their ibmates- They have
been found 10 be insecure In other respects slso.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Virginia Plantations Desericd-Ac:ive
Rebel Military Operafions-The Union
Feeling in Norfolk, Portsmouth,, aud
Richmopd-Thc Rebels on sewai's
Point.

From Our Special Correspondent
FoR1REss a0sROH, OH Pos
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THE TUsCARORA AND THE SUMTER.

Gibraltar advices TO the 18th February state that
the Sumter was stll in Gibraltar lay with no sgus
Of departure. The Tuscsrora WAS in tho Spanish
waters OIL AIgesiras. letter from Hyerss, South
Of France, dated 10th February, sssorts that the
Sumter had appeared in the roads OF that place.
much to the alarm Of the Union vessels which were
loading salt in the neighborhood. This assertion is
clearly rsfued by the Gibraltar adyiees A Madrid
telegram Of the 25lh Gays:
"TaA captain Of Vie sumter has been arrested as
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at Tsngier at the instauce Of the american Copsua
a. Gibraltar, and Of the Commander Of The Tus~as
FORA, who went for that purpose to Tspgier."
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New-DorIi.
500 eco Male and Female Agents

TO SELL LLoTD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
CoIDRED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. Canadas
and New BI.inSwck From recent surveys. completed
Aug 10. lSG. cost $4,000 to it and years
time.
Superior a-iv go map ever made 10y Cotton or Nit.
chcl and sells the low rrre 81 Fifty cents 3,OOOo
rtmes cuGrs~d IN this map.
IL IL not only n, County Map. but ii il also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD MAP Of tee initei States nni
Csnadrs combined in one giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION aud distances between.
Guarantee amy woman 80 to s. PER day. and
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Printed instructions how To canvass we'll furnished all
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Wantrl-N holesalc Agents for our Maps in every
state. fortune mag be made with few ir-ircd
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The War Department Map If Virginia MAJ
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Aut.etnIn Creek, SharIS'nrg, Maryland Nights Viii
Transport Ferry, Rhmef>ville. Notuds Ford, all
others On the Potomac, and every other place in VI nv.
land Virginia. and PcnnS ylyania mriirv refunded.
indanf mn Illinois. is the only authority fr Gene" al
Buell. and til" War Department. MONEY refunded any
pn" finding an error in it, Price 50 cents.
From The Tribune Aug .
LLDlpS MAP oF VIRGINIA MARYLAND, a'd
lPENNSfLNANlA.-This Map is very large: its il
hut 25c"ms and ."fcn ctS M PuRcu,.ll
LhJiuS GREAT MAP Of THE AIsSlSSli /
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the riv"r-cuiu.rd in counties and States Price 81 in
sheets s., pocket form. and $3.50 linen with rollers
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington. Sept L. 1862
y. I. lAoY0--Sr: send me your Map Of the Missir-
srp River, with pC" l. hundred copies Rear hdin
Charles II. Davis, CONF III ~ The Mississippi squadr
use of that squadron. GIDEON WELLS
| sept y, l9t2-3w Secretary oftfe Navy
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DATENT Wagon or Carriage Gfeass, said
to be the best article everinventcd; lasts
logger aud will not gum. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
Nov 10, 1868 Opposite Ctult uouae.
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DIR. WIN. rs. HAHRD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
ARE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
ISSCRISG
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
AND

Curing Too'hache and Neuralgia.
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~ Beware Of IT'D ordinary cheap Tooth Pow
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Do you wish to be certain that your BREATH
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This astrinscnt Wash is atso the best remedy in
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Do you, or your children suffer from TOOTH
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For sale at all the best stores throughout tho
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CAUTION - Ashcrc are dealers who take advan.
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the New York State Dentists Association. and
Vicc-president of the New York City Dental
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FONTX'S MIXTURE.

THE rs safe and reliable remedy for the cure
l. Of RhcrmatiSm. Painful Nervous Alice
TORS, Srriins Buns, Swellngs. and all
REST diseases requiring an external application
on Man.
On Hoses it will never fail to cure the
LINZ Poll Evil Fistula. old running Sores OF
NENr Swecny, if properly applied. For Sprains
Scratches. Bruises. Cracked IIoofs Chaf.s
FOR Saddle or Cellar g tails. Cuts or Wounds, it
is an irfalib!e remedy. Try it and be CON
WINGED of its great efficacy
MAN RHEUMATISM.
Persons afflicted with This disease no mat.
ter of how long Standing, can be promptly
AND and eticc'uay cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good to take away bad Corns and cure
Beast Frost Bites MS this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price p and 80 cents bel
Nsw bottle Prepared by
5. y. FOUTZ 4 BROTHER.
Westminster. Md.
in use For sale by DIR II RI MITCHELL. Elktop
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Small Fruits,
Straw berries,
RaSpberrics,
Ffi:sCMhcrrfeS,
Sc, SC.

Sc, SC.
| make it rule to propagate only those
Kinds of trees and plants that experience has
proven to be the most profitable for general
notwithstanding regard TO the quantity
and quality Of iluit produced. In my scrc-
non OF Va, ictics, aside from my own cXpcr-
renee, an governed 10y the opinions of the
most eminent writers on the culture of fruit
III America, and of the most experienced
Fruit growers in all parts of the country, and
OF the american Pathological Society.
PEAClIES-30, 600 trees. lcct varieties.
and trees very large and thrifty.
APPLES-A large stock choice varieties,
Standard and Dwarf. Also, Red and Vel
low Siberian, Grab, Standard and Dwarf.
PEARS.--A choice lot, large thrifty tire es,
leading varieties, Standard and Dwarf.
ILtMS.--AIl the choice varieties.
CHERRIES Fine, thrifty trees, Standard
and Dwarf. all the choice varieties.
HprlcofS, .NeciorincS md Ounces.
Observation-Disclosures and Amcri-
can varieties.
JOHANNESBURG and Rel Cherry,
White and Red Grape. White and Red
Dutch, Black English, Black Naples, &c.
Catawha, isabella, Clinton,
Concord, Delaware, Diana, Rebccca, TAYLOR
or Bullet, Early Northern, MuScadne, Elsin-
burgh, Hartford, Prolific, &c, &c.
BLACK BERRIES Lawtun and Dorchcs-
tet, High Bush
RASPbERRIES in variety. Largely ofthe
| Allen and Red Prolific. which need no pro-
| lection in winter best for market gardeners.
and those who have not time to cover in fall.
STRAWBERRIES in variety. Largely of
| the Albany Seeding.
Usage Orange.
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
KieUbarb,
AsEaragcas, Giant.
ROSES IN VARIETY.
DAIlLIAS.-l30 select varieties, for
which was awarded special premium hy
| the Agricultural Society of New Castle
| County, Del, in the fall of 1861. Also, a
premium for the best collection of Choice
| Pears.
For Prices and description Of fruits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
G5~All kinds Of trees and plants can be
ordered by mail.
U All trees and plants warranted true to
name.
lC-Orders received at TnE WING Office
Elkton.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Feb 10, lSG2-ly. NEWARK, DEL.
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nlrnltn,ll
SafRHNER'S
BMSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .4sthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Biooa, Pam and IVeakness Of the
Breast, Difficulty of Breathing, SC.
1NHTS is no new remedy. 1t has been Sare
i usci for number of years in Maryland
and paris Of Pennsylvania. and hl'. wher-
ever known. acquired unprecedented
icpnt 'tion for curing the various diseases
for which il j. recommended
So apparent is its usefulness. and so re- gour
mnrkahle have been It's cures that i, is fast
supcrscdng every other remedy for those
diseases. / he afflicted cam rely upon its
doing much Tor them. and in many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public.
1t is recommended and prescribed in the Chill
Irnctice OF II large number of the most intel
ligcnt and able Physicians of Maryl nd. 1t
Is used aud considered an Indispensable from
household remedy by large portion Of the
first families of the It We
1t is used by all cnsso. of society and the
universal opinion is that it is good. TINS
SrRtr ~ PURELY NtGErAELE rUNrouND. A.,
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l!ut owing 10 is purifying qualities must
do good nndcr any circumstances It's elects
%ig i"E ,b mC" "s s"%'H ss' nnT, child
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system calming and soothing the nerve..
| aiding and Facilitating expnctoraton, and
healing the aeei
DISEASED TX NGS.
Thus striking mt the root Of disease, and
driving it from the sys en-
GROUP. die OF
| This diSeas, is announced by difficulty of
| breathing. shriIl whistng wheeling,
| hacking cough and threatened su,FocrtiJn,
&c 1t mostly occurs in young children. Group
| No child need die Of Group if this syrup is
| properly used and used i'll time. Mothers
who have croupy children should watch
| the first show Of the disease, and awaysif this
| keep this remedy at hand.
For cough after measles this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
II rs s c4"t!Ied by no other preparation SyrWi
| place it within tho reach of all the poor rs
wei MS the rich and every person should
| have it. 10
Every person shoull~have it in the house
| 1t is II true and faithful friend to all who
value health and wish ia sccere themselves ,,.oJ
against that most tcrrb C disease conSump. "@N
| ton 1t will be found the most useful. as
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woIll |, has been used for the last four III
years with II success without IL paral ell.
| for 81 time
For sale by Dr. II. il. MITCHELL. Elkton
II. LSllElNEK, Westminster, Md. and Drug
gusts generally. Nov -, lS62-ly
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The History Of Americans MANU-
features. frOm 1905 10 1850.

BY DR.. j LEASpER BisHoe. . vols, Svo.
Vol. [. now ready. Vol. III. nearly rendy
This is probably the last and most important
work now in the American press
We have also just published new editions of the
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mailing books. wrapping Them carefully, and will
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on rcccp, Of publishers price and six stamps.
Address
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Shriner's Indian Vermifuge.

SlNCE the Introduction Of this beautiful Pre-
~ paroton, it has been steadily advancing into
public favor. Its astonishing efficacy in eNpe-
ing Worms has *#**%#x*x* won for it many
friends wherever { it is known and
hcse speaking its + TO < praise to others.
30 that ii is fast being ntrodu-
ccd in to every ( DESTROY family in the
country The de- Y 4 mand for it is
becoming immense { WORMS. ( To make it still
moro worthy the * preference al
ready shown IT, the *x*Hs*#*N#* Proprietor is
luitjng it up in much handsomer style than
formerly. 1t is now prepared with the greatest
care IF uniform strength, with plain directions, so
that any one can administer 1t.
1t is entirely Tegefa6ie-PerjcciIy Safe
md Harmless.
And has never been known to fill to cxpel worms
where worms existed. The Propre,ors boldly
assert that is superior to any other preparation
in the world
ES'Ask for SINNERS INDIAN YERMl-
FrGE and take no other.
tT1Price - Cents per Bottle.
For sale by DR.. II II. MITCHELL. Elkton II
i. lRlNEK, Westminster, Md. and Druggists
generally. Nov 30, l862-ly
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SEPH p. ChNTwELL. THOS. c. CBOl
PLOWS, STOVES, &C.

FNllE undersigned hayinc>N
l. bought the Foundry Of \SS=1sa Xj=1-zzzee
Mr. Jacob iIcckcndorn, and ssSssSfssss.s~ s;sk.s
removed to the rear Of their Tin and Stove
Store. with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL PLOW. is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmcn, and of the very best material.
We would also say that We have secured the
services OF Mr.. lIeckendorn, under whose
supervision the Flows are a II made. Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
| have alse Il large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with fun sup
ply of TIN WARE, Shoyels, Forks, Rakcs.
Churns, &c, all Of which will be sold at u
very low price to snt The hard times.
u Castings for almost all the plows IN
general use. Stoves Repaired. DAD Plates
made to suit.
Call and see onr new establishment, at the
old Stove House, corner Of Main and Bridge
Streets, where you can get almost anything
You want.
1y~Roofng and Sporting, &c. attend u
to as usual. CANTWELL & CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb 80, 1851.