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, 1862-05-30

From the Wheeling Inteuigencer Of the
25th, VIC have particulars Of an important
movement Of Gen. Frenont's forces, from
Franklin, Pendlctou county, Va, to the
reinforcement Of Gen. Banks, the transmits
sion Of which news By telegraph was not
permitted From this, which we print
elsewhere, it would appear that the danger
to which Banks little army in the Shcnan-
doah Valley was exposed, was known to
the War Department, since On Saturday
Gen. Fremont was ordered to move his
column Of 10000 men to sustain him.
The map will show Franklin to be in Pen
dleton county, twcnty-four miles from
Monterey, and sixty five from Staunton, and
nearly the same distance due west Of New
Market, Gen. Banks old headquarters.
The troops went forward in high spirits,
eager 10 meet the enemy, and in the mea-
ereness OF news from that quarter for some
days past We are left to conjecture that
the report of the retirement Of Jackson from
the pursuit Of Banks army, may be re-
alitv and have the cause above indicated
The reinforcement Of Gen. Fremont will
turn the scale probably against jackson.
But what happy valley that Of the shen-
andoah must be, with the contending ar
mics driving one another to and fro across
its territory. Bitterly is Virginia paying
the penalty richly due a State that has
made her chief staple the sale Of he1
children.
From Gen. McC Clellan's column we have
no important news, and none can be i'm.
mediately expected, since the Federal ad
vance is slow and Of the nature Of a slow
siege. Aggressive movements are not fre
oucut on any considerable scale Th'
movement Of body Of Federal cavalry
cutting of an important railroad connec
ton uorthwa1d, by the destruction of
bridge 500 feet long, IS noted elsewhere
together with the destruction Of a larg
amount OF rebel army stores Operation
,bv our gGnboats have not recommencc5
but they are reported in state Of read
ness
Our dispatches from this section ger
erally attest the Yirnlence OF the disunio
sentiment among the Virginia rebels, an
tits noticeable that more stringent regu1
lions are announced for the management
affairs at Norfolk. The only remedy f
the malady Of the Old Dominion is ema
cipation, the excision and extirpation
her cn1se, That Will be still better ths
dividing her territory. Let the made #
from Accomac to the Pan Handle, and Il
efiete mother Of States may gain ne
lease of honored life among commo
rTpH13hsa
, 1862-05-30
Tbe Grihutte.
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1869.


EEK'L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 11Lr7o1s,
ADJCTAET GENERh's OFFICE,
Snrincfn1d MaH 1C6a
, 1862-05-30

from the Springfield Journal
The Register, pressed for an answer, at 1ast
capdidly admits that it is IN FAVOR or 4 RES
ToRAT1oN OF SLAVERY in the District Of Co.
lumtia b5 Congress, provided the people, and
Virginia and Maryland, which ceeded the *'ten
miles square, to the Government, shall ask
for it. This is as we expected That sheet,
true to it's Instincts, is for slavery, as against
freedom, all the time. On the same principle,
we suppose, it is in favor Of restoration ol
slavery in the State Of Illinois, and the entire
Northwest, provided Virginia, which origi,
Government, shonld demand It. Shame to q
public journal that is thus willing to sell out
everything to the behests Of the rebel oil
payche
, 1862-05-30

The experiments In Cotton culture OF very Grea.
prouse Commencing In lstitude 50 deg. IL MN Gee
L1ne), The Company owus thousaaes Of acres well
adapted to the ps5iseEoa e th's FIBRE ss;ter hay
fnI labor 70 most profitable account In the growth
and perfection OF this p}8nt.
The vigorous t1eEllons now making to obtain Cup
ply Of reliable seed euted to tho reQui, Of the
sol CT illinois, WILL 1t Is hoped. speedily give But1-
cicrt aluonnt 10 nlant a areai breadth of isud
, 1862-05-30
Seizure OF Conflscated Property.

TFrom the Nashville Union 2Ith1
Mr. 4. R. Glascock, United States Marshnl
for the middle district Of Tennessee, on last
Saturday seized upon the following printing
offices in this city, as property forfeited to the
United States, under the Contiscation act Of
Aug. E, 1861: Republican Banner office, Union
and american Office, Gnzette Office and Southern
Methodist publishing house; and on Monday
the Patriot Office and Baptist publishing
house, being all the offices in the city. He
also seized upon two gun factories in South
Nashville, belonging to stock companies.
, 1862-05-30
Negro Hunting at the Capital.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Recently John
Dean, Esq., presented to the Circuit Court
the petition Of Daniel Breed for . writ Of
charge Of a colored man claimed by citizen
Of Maryland IS his slave, on the ground that
said alleged fugitive is Illegally detained and
the restraint Of Imprisonment are not author
lied by the fugitive slave Law Of 1850. In
other words, that the law does not apply to
the District Of Columbia Mr. Daan to-day
continued his argument to show that the writ
could not be refused. The court had pre-
yjousIy i1timated that they weuld not grant
the prayer, and to-day said an appeal could be
taken to the Supreme Court Of the United
States on the refusal as veil as upon the
writ. Further arguments vii be heard to.
morrow. The fugitive slave Law continues to
be enforced During this month about fifty
elases have been returned to their claimants
, 1862-05-30

ADJUTAET GRNERh.rs OYFICE,
Springfield, May q, 1854
GENERAL 0RnER, No. SS.--Cndcr the authority
Of the Secretary u War, thirty compsnies Of In
fAntry will be accepted for Government serrice for
the period Of three months, r1:less eoone. dis-
charged said companies TO consist of aot less
than efgthy-tkree more than hundred,
commissioned officers and enlisted men, and to be
en,plo, I'd in performing camp and garrison duty
il this State.
NhcD each company has the minimum number
nctually roe d, it Will be organized, and elect
its ct nmissso1cd officers, and when ten compau-
les are formed they will be organized into rcgt-
-ncnt, and an election ordered for ield officers.
In accepting compSnies for this special service,
preference will be given 10 companies already or.
ganlzed, provided they are Immediately rendered
and ready for duty.
The officers and priyates Of these regiments will
be entitled to the came pay and allowances as the
three years' volunteers now In the service Of the
Government
Tenders in the Northern military district OF thii
State may be made to the undersigned, at Chicago
during the present week; and in the Southern
district at these headquarters.
AB these forces are required foT immediate ser
vice, to relieve regiments now. under ma1chin.
orders for the field the greatest possible dispatcl
IL requested in their organization
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief-
ALLEN C. FULLER, A6j't General
, 1862-05-30

B about saEx In extent to England With population
q us 668 aEd sol, capable ~ nappo1zfns 2ncuu "a
No f1ate IN the Valley OF Ihe Atassppl offers great
au 1rdQcement to tie settler the State Of Illinois
There IL part OF the world where s the conditions
Of climate ana Eotl 50 admirably combine to produce
thcsa tn O great ktsple4, CoaS and WH8Ar.
, 1862-05-30

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon adyau-
tages are presented t2I the extension Of Stock
AZ Elnte q Carrie. H91ssa Mu:ss Sheep. Hogs, &C.
tunes hare already been mace and The neld Is open
reeulta Dairy farming also presents It's induces
1neEts 10 Hauy.
, 1862-05-30

traitors and fugitiyes from the South whose
arrival in Windsor we noticed few days ago
are creating quite sensation among the u1l-
sophisticated Canucks in that little village
These men with their families are 1iopized and
paraded By them On every occasion, Whether
It is done for sympathy for the rebel cause or
from their natural propensity to make asses
Of Themselves, we do not know, or CARE
Detroit 1+ebi7e-
, 1862-05-30

CH. SCRITEN, Advertising Age,st, 63 Dear
born IT,, il authorized to Teeioe 5oT
this and al the Leading Rpers Of the Northwest.
, 1862-05-30
CQNFISCATIDN.

The people will be glad to know exactly
how the House stood upon the Confscation
bill. The names Of the members voting
yea and nay will be found upon the second
page In spite Of the fact that eleven
who we're elected as Republicans voted
against it, the bill passed By fourteen ma
inr1sr
, 1862-05-30

II Tbs ct. Paul Ptess aays that tho steam
er Northern Light arrived at TINT city on the
18th, having On board about fifty emigrants
from Germany. The party say. that an I'M
menee number Of emigrante from the father
land are On their way to this country. ,
, 1862-05-30

~ It II stated that President Lincoln's
family will pass the summer months at the
Soldiers Homo, Old Point, Va, the former
summer residence of James Buchanan, man
who held some Office under the Government
. few years since. The plsce Is now undergo
ing repairs.
, 1862-05-30

W7ANTED-51, 900. Ihave$l, 900
Wv to invest as partner In paying business OF
would lend that amount to responsible party, furnish
ing steady employment at a reasonable salary. Ad-
dress tstatipg lind Of buslness) B." Tribune 0fice
, 1862-05-30

ROCHESTER,, May 90 -Whitney's steam ele-
three o'clock this forenoon, together with
10000 bushels wheat and 1850 bushels ot
corn. The grain WAS owned by various mill
ers, on which there was but 81, $50 insurance.
There Was SIS, 900 insurance on the elevator,
Argregute loss $50 coo.
, 1862-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29,-The ReraIFs Wash
WAsa1saTos, M May 2s.-Ths Overland Mail
Company will resume the transportation Of
iattt rs In fifteen days. Papers and documents
VIII 20 via Panama under IN arrangement Of
The Company with Vanderbilt, who is to re-
ceiye $l5O, ,000 = year for his services.
, 1862-05-30

e% Only Sepoys and other sayagcs use
flag Of truce to decoy and murder their
adyersarics. The correspondent Of the
Baltimore american quoted in another col
unn, gives the last illustration Of this spe-
cies Of rebel morality.
, 1862-05-30

E Read the Thirty Short Reasons"
presented on the second page Of this issue,
why the New Constitution should not be
adopted. Read and ponder them, and if
your neighbor is unconccrned take pains
to en1ighten him also.
, 1862-05-30
M0VEMENT AGAINST CHARLES
TON.
The Rebels Driven Back.

WASHINGTON, May 29-The Petersburg
{Va.) Express Of the I'D Inst. has the following:
The Charleston papers Of this morning
state that four Federal vessels ehelled Coles
Gate and Kiawaha Islands yesterday morning
The Confederates retired after burning their
quarters, etc, Coles Island Is twelve or IF.
teen mi1es from Charleston"
, 1862-05-30

From Gen. mitchelpa Command.
to the New. York Herald, dated Nashville,
Nav 9th, says Gems. Mitchell and Negley ar
riyed here tonight. They report everything
nnfct at Huntsville, Ais, aud Union feeling
increasing. Jere- Clemens and Judge Mel Lean
and family are among the prominent Union
ists, Gen. Mitchell speaks Of his position in
Alabama as permanent
, 1862-05-30
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
THE SI1UATI0N AT C0RINTH.
Skirmishing Still In Progress.
! NEW PROVOST REGULATIONS AT
CAIRO,
From the Mississippi FIotilla.
Bombardment of the Rebel Works.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
CArRo, May 81, 1859.
The steamer Platte Valley arrived late LAST
evening from Pitteburc Landing. She reports
q skirrnish on Tuesday last between the ad-
vance Of both armies, with result gratifying
to the Federal army. We are without partic-
ulars rs yet.
The A5jutant Of the 10th Michigan regiment
was killed by a rebel sharpshooter while e1-
aiming through glass the enemy's works at
Corinth.
The following order WIS yesterday issued by
Gen. Strong:
CA1no, May =, 1861
SPECIAL ORpER No. 23o.-HereaNe1 all persona
will be required to procure from the Provost MAJ
ehal permit before leaving tho city Of Cairo, Ell
ther by steamer or railroad. Any violation Of
this order will subject the offender to arrest.
Wu11Ah 4. STRONG,
Brig. Gen. Com. Dist. Of Cairo.
TIE the Associated Pfess-J
MISS. F1o1n1A, ABOVE Fl. PnLow,l
May 2sth-9A n.
7ia Cairo, May ssth, 1862
The siege, which was resumed on the part
| Of our tlotilla yesterday afternoon, was Kept
! up until after six o'clock this evening, by the
| continuous firing from the two mortarb located
of Craiehead. They sent their iron shell over
toward The enemy-part being directed to the
| fort and part to the location Of the rebel fleet
about once1n five minutes during the day.
| The range was good. The enemy soon com
menced to return this fire, and kept up the
mortar practice, at irregular Intervals, until
SIX 0. n. Some Of their missiles exploded,
with fair range, in the vicinity Of our steam
era-the Fragments falling With splash into
their shell failed to explode at gu. The came
programme has been opened this morning
rre1lt thus far, same IS yesterday Our rams
ore making reconnaissance about Craighead
| Point.
| WASHINGTON, May 29.- -1nfor1naion from
G+n. Halltck's command, dated Tuesday, In:
dicates that no engagement had taken place.
CAIRO, May 29.-An arrival from Pittsburg
Landing brings news Of heavy skirmishiog Oh
Tuesday. The enemJ'a pickets were driven
under SHELTER Of their intrenchments. The
Adjutsnt of the 10Th Michigan regiment waa
killed while viewing the enemy's work.
81. Lou1s, May e9.-A special to the Rsoao
Noon, dated Cairo, May 10th, says the Platte
Valley arrived Last evening from PiHsourg
, 1862-05-30

stealing Cargo Of C0ntrabanda,
NEW YORK, May "a Fort Monroe letter
states that bark has been lying near there
bands aboard for Cuba and the West Indies.
The negroes have been smuggled aboard. The
steam gu1boat WamButta has gone in pursuit,
, 1862-05-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN HAsr1NGs.--By tele-
etructive fire which occurred in that place,
at two o'clock this morning. The Hastings
foundry and machine shop, owned by John 8.
Thorpe, was totally destroyed, together with
al! the machinery, patterns, tools, etc. a saw
mill, planning mill, and blacksmith shop ad-
4he cau9e Of Ell the ire has no
been discovered. The foundry is said to have
been the most extensive west Of Milwaukee.
It il estimated that the total loss will amount
to $25, 600, Of which 1900 was covered BY
insurance. Winond {.1fin7s1 Republican, 2Sth
, 1862-05-30

BALTIMORE, Aay 29.-Eugene VanNess,
ctty, He had been in the army 23 years.
, 1862-05-30
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.


Wife and Daughter Of Gen.
Lee Arrested.
, 1862-05-30

Gov SPfaRus an @ - senhtof.
PROVIDENCE, 3. L, May 29.-Gov, Vim.
spraeue Was yesterday elected United States
Senator for six years from the fourth Of March
next, when the term Of Senator Simmons e1-
epirea He received % votes out Of 100. There
Nas NO regular nomination In opposition.
, 1862-05-30
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGKESEs
Washington, May %, 1852.
EEEATsE

4~'oAo'
Mr.. WILLY Of Va: called up the memorial
TO the division Of that State, and requesting |
the Senators and Representatives to use their |
influence to secure the admission Of the new
state OF Western Virginia he referred to |
he manner IN w9en the alegance @fa oi the
in seeret session, and without consulting the
people and to tue action OF the people of
no1thWestern Virginia remaining loyal to the
W Union on. and forming sepeIate goEernment:
he claimed that this feeling for division OF
frequently urged BY the people of the State.
Reason and Justice we're both in favor Of it.
lhere we're eulnclept number Of inhabitants
there, and Western virginia was completely
antaae aas1aeu " LIE e1''e1n na'f os Luz anegoaoy
Nainre seems ia hare d,v;drd tho tvo
commerce aud ministry both demana :, sans.
1at;nn Thera hoa 1,era- haan hnt 1;tI1a od;,,-
merc;a1- intelligence hetw,een Wessa-n
ard Eastern Virginia. The differences of
4ha Enc;oI inets;nf;ons and hahtS ~
~ hoth ind;oa+e sanaration s,averp o.e cs,,ot
er7st in western Vir1,;n;a and xhv shon1d the
tsotpS ~ erstan, - ~ ns1cn1atsJ ~ ~
IL eEista IN Vsg;ns Tha ,ur Si
;eoj1 s.;a@ 11;,,at M S.a+ro1 ~ 80 G+;.,
and pmoro1 a1nd re1;%;oons % sentiaanta If ~
neon1e. absolutely f51bid the existence Of al
TeT in western Hrsinia, He contended that
the nr0DGEEd State rich mineral and
other resources. and Would make weaithv
ar nrosperous State. The memorial wa r.
ferred to the Committee on TetTitories.
The lax Blu was then taken M. the question
being on Mr.. Henderzon's amendment tf,at
the Hropcsed tax on sla5es shall not be levied
in: any State which has adopted The system Of
gradual emapciration. Yeas is. navs 90
Nj. FEsSENDEN Of Ne. offered an amend
mcnt 10 reduce the proposed tax on slaves
from five dollars to two dollars each, being
sufficiently high in the present condition Of
things.
Mi. FESsENDEN'S amendment reducing
| the tax on elayes to Two dollars was adopted.
| After debate Mr.. Summers amendments
| as amended, we're rejected, 14against Il Af-
| ter executive session the Senate adjourned.
uoUsF or9 9RRpREsESrATryrs
r. a.ao,-.- ,a=5 t,afz-a 49, ua.,-a .,
49, lsta - Wv - W,1. ~ eul hnt
nuaaea.io4 @ noa -, ". natson, ssat!nS ~ saas
aouut ~ aI eusei upun tno M4 oaSe -
u AssoclAIe 99oge " .ne supreme 1sust ~ ~
NAM, anu 1esign1ng Ills seat Is memoef od
toe honse: S1,7.,,7,
Mr. 1Eh, i1om tnG Commlatee Is. On fup-
" Anuh ispoIIea paek l4e oenale ~ eslao-
nsblng @ lana ONCE III colofaoo IerratoFy'
faSsea; n. o-
Inc Honse passed " a9alnst %, INC Dill oe.
ea,ag a. 5ne ctnsus Q! thtloana ~ 1asn Us ne ng9el
, 1862-05-30

BA1r1hoR8, May 29.--Gen. Dix has required
the Corn Exchange to display the national
fig from tho building. ..,
, 1862-05-30
fapture of 4 British Steamer by the
BlockadfnS Fleet

C8ft$QFE u
B1ockadfnE Fleet
New YORK, May 29.-The prize steamship
Stellin, from London, arrived this evening in
charge OF prize crew from the gunboat B1e1-
vile. She was captured the morning Of the
the blockade at Charleston Her cargo of
brandies, wines, saltpetre, &c, is valued at
half million Of dollars. She was from Mas
gsu, n, 2. Her crew reported another large
steamer expected from Nassau the same
night to run the blockade The Stellin is
horsepower, and 500 tons buTthen.
, 1862-05-30

The Indiana State Stock bank.
New YoRK, May 29.-The committee Of the
Board Of Brokers report the over issue Of
Indiana State stock at over million and q
hajf
, 1862-05-30

Operations on James River.
, 1862-05-30

That Same Deserter---His Story.
, 1862-05-30

GTRAY ED-Frcm the West Divi-
tailed Any person giving information Of the same to
Ballantyne at The Tribune Office, viii be reward
, 1862-05-30

The Illinois Central Railroad Company offer. on
LONG e! EDIT, tie beauttut and fer7fe PrA1RtE
LAEi,S ytDE along tre Ehele line CT their Railroad,
re M1LE5 IN LEEGrR, upon The rnost favorable
Terms for enabllnS Fsrnert, MRuua :turers, Ms
TIER families coppttenc9. and BONE they can cal
THEIR own. as viii appear from the following stats-
MeutJ:
, 1862-10-23
Politicians and Farmers.

Politicians who want an office frequently
make great pretensions to agricultural know
ledge. and figure largely at the cattle shows.
1t is said that Gov. - is one Of this sort.
The following good stories are related Of
him:
Not many years ago, his Excellency, in
company with another distinguished citizen
Of =, was riding in the country. In pass
ing beautiful field OF grain, just beginning
To head, the Governor reined in his horse, and
burst into rapturous admiration of the wheat
Quoth Ned
"GOveruOr, how much will that yield to
the acrel"
"Oh, from seventeen to twenty bushels"
"What kind Of seed is that wheat from,
Governor?"
Common winter. This is far the best
for this soil"
You are President of the Agricultural
Society, are you not, Governor :"
81 am, sir
delivered the address before the Agricrl-
tural Society Of New York, last year!'
"Yes, SIR"
"You are the autho of the eloquent pas.
sage about roots and tOpsl"
"A mere triie, Ned"
'' swell, you are the Only agricultural wri.
ter ever saw who could not tell oats from
wheat"
A certain farmer, one Of the Governors
constituents, who had profound admiration
for bis talents and practical knowledge, wrote
to him for advice as to the best method of
improving his stock of sheep. The Cover.
, 1862-10-23

Inar1GLarrIno E rHE NIonr.-A friend
N ul011 powers o. observation We have
onnficnol, and whc IS 40 experimenler, In
forms us that lasl spring and summer be
made he following c1per u1nis be trans
planted zen c1r7ry lI1es tIo 10 blossom,
coInull1c'ng q bnr O'Clock 10 fho afternoon.
end trnnap|anled one each houF. until one 10
ne morning. Those lrmsplauid during
he daylighl uhed their blossoms, producing
Eitls Or no fruit while thoss planted during
he darker portions mainia ned their condL
tion fully. He did The same with ten pear
ll111 a0sr he fruit was me third grown.
Ito11 IIan1planfoi during The day shea thsir
fruit while thoso ir1nsplanlcd during he
night perfected their crop and showed no in.
1uIl from having been removed. With each
n lh1at trees be removed some earth with
lhe roots We are al well aware that when
plants are aocldontally frozen IN greenhouses,
j is customary 70 render Tie house dark be-
fore applying cold water 70 thaw them. ana
I1II. when lis 3 not observed. thay are IN.
Ur1l. While n entire DARKNESS be secured
during he opeluiion. many Of them are lavod.
Bot tn experiment II our friend seems 70
hafe bu IIitle analogy % Ibis hct, and is
entirely nsu % us-
rhoCanndian leriuliurisf suys the hest
mode 0f preventing trees being barkcd By
ncs in winter ) 10 teep the ground
lce Of long gnss, straw, Sc Treading
1qHn DE nov about The iree IN winter Is
a|1o rlcommondsd.
I1. London MsSieal Tine, suvs data man
In |In 1cI 81 thronhina arriu. N eooflnnd
, 1862-10-23

SWhat are you digging there fort" said
an idle fellow to a steady laborer who was OF
work on piece Of waste la d.
!" am digging for money"
Thenews Aew-the idlers collected. 1--WE
are told you are digging for mnney."
"Well, amt digging for anything else. "
"Have you had any luck r.
"First-rate luck; pays well. You had
better take hold"
All doffed their coats and laid on most Wig
orously forawhile. After throwing out some
cartlOads the question arose:
"When did you get any money last1"
saturday night"
"Why, how much did you get9"
eighteen shillings."
"Why, that's rather SMALL"
"It's pretty well. Three shillings day
is the regular price for digging all over this
ere district"
Hearing a physician remark that small
blow would break the nose, rustic standing
BY exelaimed--a Well. dunno bout that.
I've blowed my nose pretty hard good many
times, and never broke il"
tits no misfortune for nice young lady to
lose her good name, if nice young gentleman
gives her better.
One Of the best things for man to invest
In Is The good will Of his fellow men.
A horse is neither better nor worse for
bis strappings.
To lessen our desires is to increase our
wealth
, 1862-10-23
IS for the Two vOlumesl
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