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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

PARsoN BRowSLow.-Parson Brown
lows case may be briefly stated. He
desired to go North, but before he was
ready he was taken sick. He was ar
rested to protect him from violence. He
still continues sick at his own house.
being too unwell to be removed. When
he RECEIVERS be will probably be suffer-
ed to depart "to the other side OF Jor-
dan," together with his family. He
can do no harm there to our cause,
while his presence among US might do
injury.-Memphis AUolanchs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

~There appears TO be reason for
believing that the English have got
hold Of Hena Sahib What will they
do with him? According to the new
views of England on the nature Of re-
bellion and the ssnclitY of rebels, they
ought, at the very least, to let the
Nena run. All he would ask. we pre-
sumo, is toibe let alone. But his life.
supposing him taken. is not worth q
months purchase: and probably he has
been blown from cannon's month ere
this. English sympathies are reserved
so exclusively for Secession leaders.
that none can he spared for Sepoy
chiefs. u irz ~,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
PRIcE CLOSELY FoLLowTD UP-HIs SoS Ia
KEN PRISONER,

PRICE CLOSELY FOLLOWED UP-HIs SoN IA
KEN PRISONER,
Especial to the St. Louis Demoerat.l
SPRINGFIELD. No, Feb. 18.-Gen
Curtis has driven the rebel army be
yond the Arkansas line. Atten O'Clock
on Sunday night we were sixty nine
miles south OF Springfield. The Fed
eral flag now floats in Arkansas. Sew.
eral skirmishes have taken place in the
defles of the mountains. We had six
wounded, and the enemy lost sixteen
killed and large number wounded
We have bagged large number OF
prisoners.
A messenger says We were only a
short distance behind Prices main
body, and would chase him up the next
morning. When twenty miles out the
messenger heard heavy firing. There
is great abundance of forage and pro-
visions on the route, except -four. A
train Of sugar and beans starts forward
from here tonight. tls.a7ersi 800
SEDALIA, Feb. 19.-Brigadier- Gen
eral Edward Price, son Of Sterling Price,
Col. Phillips, Major Cross and Capt.
Coosby were captured near Warsaw on
Sunday night and brought to this place.
These prisoners were captured by Cap
tain Stubs of the Eighth Iowa.
They had some five hundred recruits
for Price in charge. who had just crossed
the Usage River. but as Captain Stubbs
had but small force he did not follow
them. rt st4y 1F.r % srii 60
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
roFFrC1AL REPORT OF GEN. BURNSIDE
HEADeUARrERs DEPARTMENT of)
NORTH CAROLINA. RoAsoKE -5i
ss1scz ISLAND, Feb. 10, 1869. usb bIis

s7ssL ISLAND, Feb. 10. 1869. II I.,
To Ny.- Gen. Geo. B. Nc Qellan, CON
mGnding United States Army, Wasi
ia0tan: .asslsl-i ssfi L7sl
la1 GENERAL: have the honor TO re
lport that a combined attack upon thi
island was commenced. on the morninl
of the 7th. by the naval and militar'
forces Of this expedition, which ha
resalted in the capture Of six forts
forty guns, over two thousand prison
ers, and upward Of three thousand
small arms. Among the prisoners ar,
Col. Shaw. commander of the island
and o. Jennings Wise. commander oil
the Wise Legion. The latter wa,
mortaHy wounded. and has since died.
The whole work was finished on the
afternoon of the 9th inst, after hard
days fighting by brilliant charge in
the center Of the island. and rapid
pursuit Of the enemy to the north end
Of the island, resulting in the capture
Of the prisoners mentioned above.
We have had no time to count them,
but the number is estimated at near
three thousand. '-r - t-
Our men fought brsvely, and have
endured most manfully the hardships
incident to fighting through swamps
and dense thickets.
1t is impossible to give the details OF
the engagement, or to mention meri-
torious officers and men. in the short
time allowed for wriling this report,
the naval vessel carrying it starting
Immediately for Hampton Roads, and
the reports of the Brigadier- Ge nerals
have not yet been handed in.
1t is enough TO say that the officers
and men Of both arms Of the service
have fought gallantly, and the plans
agreed upon before leaving Hatteras
were carried out. I ...'r
] will be excused for saying in refer
ence to the action that | owe every
thing to Gems. Foster, Reno and Park
er, as more full details will show. ]
am sorry TO report the loss of about
thirty five killed and about two hun
dred wounded. ten of them probably
moTtally. Among the killed are Col.
Russell, of the Tenth Connecticut Rrgi-
ment, and Lieut. Col. Victor T. Mon
tell, of the D'Epineuil Zeuaves, both
of them fought most gallantly. l re-
gret exceedingly not being able 10 send
a full report Of the killed and wounded,
but wifl send dispatch in day or two
.witbsfsN returns.
l beg leave to inclose a copy Of
general order issued by me on the 9th
inst. / am most happy to say that |
have just received message from
Commodore GoIdsboro, stating that
the expedition Of the gunboals against
Elizabeth City and the rebel feet has
been entirely successful.
He will of course send his returns to
his department.
l have the honor to be, General,
your obedient servant.
... A E. BURNSIDE,
Brig Gen. Commanding
Department North Carolina.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

F A gentleman travelling across
Salisbury Plain saw an old nsn sit.
ting at the door Of cabin, weeping biz.
terly. -71-l 7't - ? g -@l- go
my friend. inquired the gentleman,
what is the matter with your SO 80 81
why, daddy just gave me an awful
licking because wouldn't rock grand
daddy to sleep!' = =
The gentleman rode of, fully satisfied
with the salubrity and healthfulness Of
the Plain to produce such unparalleled
instances OF longevity. ,.rs b-a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

The Senate of the Delaware Legisla-
ture has followed the example Of the
House. and passed ansact declaring the
forfeiture Of the 'utiery privileges gran
ted some years since to Richard France
OF Baltimore. Delaware is now free Of
lotteries.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

.R Don't let your children learn
good and bad things indiscriminately.
To be sure. the bad might be ersdicated
in after years, but it is easier to SOW
clean seed than to cleanse dirty wheat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27

Damage to the amount Of $4,000
was sustained by the Wabash d Erie
Canal BY the late freshst In the yieipi,
ty Of Suwance, Fountain county, Indi-
ana. The damage is to be Immediately
repaired.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-27
JAMES HARPER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION. .
The Capture of Roanoke Island-FOur
Forts, Two Field Batteries, and the
Entire Rebel Army Surrendered
The Rebel Fleet Annihilated-- Graph
ic Description of the Bombardment
and Land Fight-The Last Hours of
O,J, Wise.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Two Choice Grated Orchards

and, il ue-ired, large Mountain Pasture
Alsu, hcuse aud lot on Elm street. Montpelier. for
n.rly owned by :. b. olby, Esq.
ZIBA sPRAhUE.
Eat Randolph. Feb. 10, 1852. V&d4w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
1875 RICH, PRODUCTIVE ACRES,

in high state OF cultivation, ell fenced tmherrd au
wat"rrd buildings in goon repair running water 10
10th house and barns and in every resPec: nost de-
tirsble Farm and Homestead.
The second adjoining, contains about ~ acres, equally
desirable in locality. fertility, cultivation and cOnye-
uience. In connection wIih these farms
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
EIAIssla Tesge SALE

pleasantly located ia OF ID" lrur valleys Of
Vermont
The first, situated on the River Road running from
Mont peicr Whitr River Junction mile South OF
Fast Randolph Village, has been he Homestead "f tAe
| Snh.rrihrr NJ en Y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
NUMBER $40.
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Grfn Remedy for Cmghs, CoHs ana
kidney DifcultieS.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rREPAREDBY
DR.. j. w. POLAND & CO.
GOFFSTOWN CENTRE. MI.

DR' 81. J" IOlIANlJ a. W,
GoFFsTowN CENTRE, MI.
THE following Testimonials will u something bon.
Medicine that is now becoming popular faster thar
any other article sold BY druggists =
Rey J. X H.: Chase OF Rumney, y, H. under doto q.
April 4th 1880 says 80 When your faNof. two boz
ties o. white Pine Compound eived was SUIT
ering from most severe cold took the Conn ounG
ana was able I" preach in two days. believe
the Compoupd II al invaluable medicine. ] 40 wish
thousands who know nothing Of its virue~. would he
come better acquainted with it,
Rev. L. {. Stevens, Pastor of the BaLt,et ChuTrh -
Gofstown Cent" "a letter dated Fed 1850 saws :
J." Some OF my FAMILY have tried it, tine orrIoInd
with signal success. tsiere b, mr. Of iG b..
fo"sh Rennedt" trtr p7tpored. Besides lis value as
Cough medicine have good to believe it to De
all 1t claims TO be for Kidney Diseases nnd Diabetes
MI Asa Goodhue, OF Bow, n. h., prost. a,ed h.
DioteeS in March. It59 that neither himself nor on
saw him thought that ne coud possibly live through
ne month As last resort, he thought he wouli try
the White Pine (Ompound They procur, d bottle ta-
him he began 10 take it and 10 the surprise al ins
mediately showed signs OF amendment EIeycr ,ionth
afterwards (teb. %, 1867 i'll full statement OF h ca
esays believe Dir. Po'and's White pi4e Cornlouy
under God, has been the means o. my iecu} t'y thu
undrcd ds Of cases of Kidne, complq hts ,rrrr, r
rRELY by taking the White Pine Compound, haye De H.
reported by druggists. Here are two samples
An aged man in Danvers. Mass heard OF theCom
pound as wonderful curative for Gidney comp lain-
Beng great sufferer from that difficulty ne se TO TIE
A thecary fortwo bottles. They CURED Aim. Hrsan.
the were orth fifty dollars Ne hos since .oi o u,,f
many bottles mself.
fhe second that OF business l;,ur .. a.r
Mass lie wasalso cured OF hesame conpisInt. EtttI
wards he WENT Mnneso'a The g,-a' 'at. ue G, h..
journey brought a return o. G former ri lr, enc
seeking IN VAN III NilleS0ta f.. f@n Corr. .ud :p
comYt!eG to cHt all the -. ,aem . 1a~g ! ~.
July, l3Go' pr. Po1 ,;o:--M-i c. n ,ferfe'd y,
WHO oSeiS your Medicine, ha, rtoNe,hg M 70 give .
oriet tatenin' Of wha ou- liH'. Dt rago. ~ i.is
doie t"l mt had becu aihi, ted pyh tie Ii sdhe, ON
plant tor q long time, ana had h"a Cough Il ttr
years staud'pg which est ed ne ,fIt bIotd oui;.
Frequently. Nc one # iGy 9cquaurences XXI ertet
fha .houid ever get ny aeu.u ;.,ja. Ba. ,tro III
~ "t our Iihts FIN" t"" ,"r"o 'r|r cu-d r-e q,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
FROM THE
St. louis Republican.
FROM THE
South Western Baptist.

Leave dyes al2ne and only some reliable Re>to
rive, like Hemstreet's Inimitable.''
Sold every yweere- prce SOC nd 81 per bottle
" r HAGAN 60. ProprttOrs, Troy NY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
Now pnhllrnl.nn.

lW RrnrrLIoN RrcoUp PutNy prgl,ll.
g. T. Putnam, Hroaiway. '''' .
This number contains portraits of Governor
ANDREw and Lcut-Col. PrryAM. 18Th N. >,,.
,husctts Volunteers.
New Mr'Ic.-" Tho Fig Of Fort sumter. A."
IRA Mourn the Hopes that Leave Me-" and
CupId's Walt, are just published at DAYS
music t'"r", il9 Grand street. The Grs, named
Is composed by Mr.. 1uos. D. SULLIVAN. whose
'pl'ndiI piano playing a. several corccr l,t,,,.
have earned for him the udcu " tho Irish Thai.
berg The arrangement If the ...unI nice, /.
also 10y Mr., 5, The Third piece is 10y Nj. VII.
ErNNGIuS.
From llonAcE WATERS wo have received
" Shall We know each other there" arranged AS
q duct or chorus ly Professor Arorsrrs Gun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
Fires, Accidents, Inquests, &c

FIREs.-lesterday morning, abou,
| o'clock, stable on lot No. %, Ninth avenue.
cd 10y M j. 4. Belts, and occupied Ly
Lang was damaged 5000 by Are; no in:yi
The adjoining building, NJ. 900, owned hy 4
handbook, was damaged about sgDl. irs
About | 4 o'clock vest rdsy morning Gre
out In the kindl'ng wood ward of Noble a !
cor OF Delaney and Tumpkins sis The sn.sr 4
Of the Office building WIS occupied AZ a ,lvy, d,
John kattcl. Loss Sl5O uD insurance. S.i
Places loss 5000; insured. The shin tilHLr
Of g. l.. Richards adjoining, wus damaged
CoRoNERs ISQuFsTs. Coroner Collin IN,
Inquest yesterday at Bellevue IIusp.ta. ..p.
body of Alexander VI Koc, the lad wi, VA,
over at S5tA St, ou Monday afternoon, bya 4,
train on the II. II. RR. Verdict, accideutal 4
The same Coroner hold an inquest at No. q
street upon the body n Margaret Mad,'.,.
was killed BY an accidental tall down ai,
stairs.
SERIOUS FALL TIRouGH a ITArCHw,
Gustayus Hand, am employee ot the mau.s.
Of Bernstein Brus,, q and 20 Dcy street. &c..
tally fell through the lyirlWay from tie n.
g. II, cellar and is believed & be fatally tpb
lie was conveyed to the New York Hoslitsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

Warrington, Aprl 1G.-1ho Post Oficc De-
partmeut now supplies the mills . waterford aud
LocaJurg Va, from Point o. Rocks, Maryland, and
has rc-eetsbished pos,o'Tces At both these towns.
The soldiers In Gen. Banks division arc supplied
with mails by military messenger.
II reported here that The purlo-o o'tho French
Minister'S viii h. Richmond is b assert Tie right "
French merchants large amounts Of tobacco in
that city.
Precedent Lincoln has siorol tie III rte alb
ltiun of slavery iu TIE District. Many y tic cui-
orel people who vll.l have teen reel by tu' law
have been hurried Lsyo.l He boundaries OF tic
District The uuubsrlrn 50 Mt large. Ths free
population Of the DiHtr..l really amounts g. about
eleven thousand
The Hon. Emerson Eilcrilge, tho '.fk o' & "
House Of Represent t'ss', i,1 arr.y,l here from
Tcnnes lec. Pie rei lru thst cg'rst..u. sin COOL
con l..on, auI ,ays ,Aat We may look at 's st,a'
victories.
Tie Navy II partmcit has Invited ri a's {
the BOTH inst, nt noon, f,r tho construct 70 o' go,
or more up 10 four iron gun .nIt e.. 60 II -p
% riy. rHu1 g,t.ts0rv..c with tsU .u,.#.u l.,
plan n q Eri.ss. % t.rfot tr c.,.c. Iu.l .0..t
Tho Secretary ~ tie Treasury, It t. u.i, ha
decided I, redeem 90 per cont. 300 ras % cert ID
ates of indebtedness Issued before tie IN iUa'
Il is t0ItL that how'll receive o. l.rr..ta .
ti1ua, % these cont atcs ia p.yu,Li Il tie bYnt
he my thereafter sri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
Police Intelligence.

COUNrRYMAN RoBBED OF Own $50
Matthias Reich, a German, yesterday pre' rr,
charge Of grand larceny before Justice Hren,
aaRhnSt Patrick M'Dgnnld, keeper Of ua,s,l
ticket office, No. 22 A lbany street, and J,.,II
aud one Dassener both runners. Reich ttates
he arrived In this city, from California, IN Frhr.
iaht To take passage for Liverpool. Mpuuy v
Dassener, he was induced 10 stop at Tho I.,.,rl
house No. 20 Greenwich street, where H., nj
with Otto, who represented himself Ia be a ,,.
man aud advised him TO r,t his money clan
Tor hye franc pieces. To 10 this he WIS no,
tie Office of Mcdonald, whore he huu,bt ,tir,
and deposited his money, at Ott1's avggretr,,,
sale Keeping. Just before tie vessel sauoi
called for the money, WHOM il was given b.
sewed up tightly In a luok-kiu hpg, which N
assisted him To fusion about his body. Amor
vessel len Reich discovered bio money g. be- f5Hi
short. He went 10 Liverpool, and then g. visit
friends IN Germany, AMI returned % this rr
try few days ago, on bis '0.iavit ne JUS
issued warrant ,or the accused parties, but ~
only Mcdonald has been arrested, WHO was
for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

liIE INDUSTRIAL S,uooL AssocrAr
The following nl'gars = tic Bro,krvg IN,
SsN''l Association, were elected att. ,ia,
mee'ing'-First Dir,c,ro.s Mr. r., or
second D,rectrcss, Mrs. Jesse &. smIt.. r-c.
Miss Ellen Thurston; Secretary, Mrs. II \
man; Corresp1niIng Secretary, Mrs. A. Tine.
ARMY CoNTRInurIoNs.- The Army sr.
w Committee Of the Young Mons Cnristla.
citation, acknowledge tho receipt NJ O. lar.s n,
OF Hlu'lrs Tor TIRE sufferers nj F.ttshuu.'' "a,
appeal. on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
New York IInrhnr lnn,nI..I.n-.

AHdHy :APil 1.-the following m,m,. were
sent in By the Governor today, tlfl lam Irs,I
Masters places, when The tm,u % to present. i.r.
ders eNp.re' M Coulter is ra,rp,'rtrl
Colonel Corcurln, o, w, Brennan, u,o.t, Hook
y, John CasAow jerome, J. l.. Cuuul4.- J..uIs
lil.t'd' Henry Brennan, EX-CaLA Apl.tor
Hun OF sleuh,n, Is also appointed, making eleven
MlmLu- ILuIL. Ii nLL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
sIenm Tn4 Partially Dc,,ro,,I

IH'ld" I''1 april lG.-Thc steam tul, Will,
A""re "aa partially destroyed rs fire Ills nom.
ING 'h Io Delaware. hhc lad bsr-es Ll,n vIt.
H.s 100 nl4i'' f1rpDes IN tow but they were cut
IooEe am H"' inquired. The machinery 81 Tie la,t
was saved Insured $1,000 .a tue Home Iugl.r,u'e
Company IN New Nrlk ''N i''-'' ''''e
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Tho CnnrfN.
rnrRsnAn,s cALEsnAR.

Supreme Coari-Specioi Tcrm.-Nos. 80,
on Demurrer. 4ls, I9g, 483, 49,, ~, 44G, 4T0
4Sl, 400 49l, 493, 0Ji, lgl, ., $50, as, I9I,
3l7 29S, 1873.
Sipyeple Co,iyt- CircWt-Parti L. Oyer aud
miner. Pant g.--Nos, 1853, lS'2, 1900, 1924 /
600 $500, l9i! i.lS i iaS igSC lo2l' 1926
s,'Dsria1' Court- Trial TeIp.-Part Mos. 1
1921. III, 2Is3, 49,, 1903, 1893, 2lsl, BOOh.
iT3l, 8Oip, 223 Part Mos 1904, GJO. 2
isiS l,2s, 1864, 29l, 1850, 849s, 2TTO, 1902, lss
Common Piaas-7rid Ierm.-Part l.-One /
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
TmINsnAY MORNING, ArnlL lI ] p.



Tur official report. Of o., Iiu,aur-I' Landing
h.ulc has been r#hl'.l,1 U.s. General '"'Nr,
bat it contains no facts Of iu.a...t not included
in The graphic account on ON int Page. Gone
raj Su'uv,y gives an account Of a shirmlah
with tho ,namy along the tpriu'h road On Tues
day. the day after 81. victory. lie drorihes the
road as l..n; G,lsl with The abandoned muui-
tou- Of the r.. my all .l.s they found several
hundred Il g. is vounl ] mon.
The Pre- iI.u, lo- -ilrcd ,hclillor 'ho oman-
cipa,ion Of slave in tbc District of Columbia,
and sent u,....s. to Cousrn,, thai d.uDh.s the
question.
Commodore Foo.e is lravins near 20 Mem
pills. lie has oIanel Gr' ou lo.t Pillow, and
General Pope Is on tic Alk,n.ls side Of the
river.
Later reliable new from New Nc-ico contra
diets. a. We expected. the RABBI report Of tho
surrender Of l,rt Craig. Colonel Candy has
,,,incl victory over the Texans, aud WAC IN
flii pursuit. orthem.
Tho European news Indicates an increase Of
the Monitor rlui. ia tho o.! nations. England
!. ralc,ius her n lariiI wooden slips into iron
aruur,l l,'tcrirs III. M"N.au i.-'.on o,ms
to have ,urn.l into ! bone Of contention amongst
the "an..,.'
Tic fi.amrr Columbia ami % az I'll, rort
la-t ui-,, with lc,..f, a' mli.. iIuu Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
Chicaao DemocrntIe BY 1000 nInlnrir,

ChicIYo AprH 15.-The Democrats today
elected their entire city ticket by an average ma
J1rity Of 1000 They also elected seven out OF ten
u the Aldermen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

., a LARGE Stock OF LADIES, GENT's 4,
usiidrshs BOOTS and Shoes, OF every descTipti1
i IS'nned a. wholesale prices, at the new Ators
Third Avenue near S4th street ~" ''oi$
WIN. Il ALLEN, Agcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

TmE IMMENss ATTRACTIONS OF Ran,
Museum, including Com. Nut, Belgian Gisnt
popotamus, and two performances a dav. are A
The establishment with visitors, and Barnum'sI
cts with cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
Nor nonracr. a, Fort warren.

Bo''on, Aprii 16.-Gcn. Mikall and five other
captured reb, officers, from Island No. 10, arrived
here last night and after having supper at tic Ire.
mont House, were fIrul he'd with apai t.ncuts In
/ Tot Warren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
From IIuyunr.

IlIF steamship Columbia arrived at tl', mort
last nj M from Havana with later dates. tn,
main features OF the news from Mexico aro cu-
'r'''d in the following letter of orr special cor
respondent;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

Two NEw York FIRE ENGINES (hand) have
been Seut ID to Fortress AygT0s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17
GO REBEL CAVALRY CAPTURED
Our Washington Dispatches

DISTRICT ABOLITION Bal SI2gtD
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18

VA Tennessean on the Proclamation.
Mr.. r ]. MEIos for many years q
resident 81 Nashville. Tennessee, where
he was engaged in the practice Of thelaw,
and al this time three score years Of age,
all spent in The Southern States, replies
TO an article in the Baltimore american on
the subject Of emancipation as affecting
the condition Of the negro. After reFer-
ring at length 70 the changes which are
taking place in the West Iadia islands
Mr.. N. observes
Letus candidly dismiss from our minds
all apprehensions of calamities 20 flow
from the emancipation proposed by The
President. The worst that can happen
frem the measure viii be that those who
can force the negro TO labor for nothing
will be compelled TO pay him reason
able compensation for his toll, from
which they (the employers) will reap
not less, iinot greater profit. The moral
condition Of both races will be infinitely
elevated; and, what is more than all, the
life of our nation will not be sacrificed
as an atopement 70 offended jnstice by
that divine decree which has gone ous
against every people that has been guilty
of the incapable crime Of the enslave-
ment of men.
Let us not paIier to with this great
argument; let us wipe out this befouling
spot ; let slavery die; let the nation live
let us fear the justice of an avenging
God, and stand before His awful pres
ence regenerated and redeemed.