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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-12

Justin B, Hill rs. JedutAun Ho,E,..
for trespass. Dillingham; IL Dnra"t4Ss' act.
tilt. iicaton u Reed Tor Defendant, ' u Paia
On trial. VaS.
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>. ne Senate has passed the House hill rrou;
ding that no officer or soldier of our army sbai,
be engaged in returning fugitive slaves w;t I
am Jndnient "''"ou1
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New YoRk, March IL. One hundred guns
were fired to day in honor of the capture of
Manassas
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From Nashville.

The Nashville correspondent of the N. Y.
World gives some graphic sketches of what he
sees and hears in the recently rebel capital -
We COW
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1t is an excellent thing to furnish editorial
views for both sides of question. The SUBJ
scribers of that paper have the privilege afforded
by the showman,-they pay their money and can
take their choice
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Washington Co. Court, March To,.

H Hon h h0Y1L G. RREsEILL0GG, Presiding Js. wy
Hon. S. s. KhLT0N, Associate Jr5,,.
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From one Of the Editors at
home.

From one OF the Editors at
home.
But certain rapers are
praising the message for
what is not to be found in it.
The New York Tribune and
some of the lesser lights Of
emancipation profess to find
a threat that if the slave
States do not accept the pro-
posed help Of the government
IN freeing themselves from
the institution Of slavery,
then forcible measures"must
and will come, "-that gov
will proceed to abol-
ish slavery without their CO.
and consent. we
find no such threat, or any,
thing that can be construed
as such, ,Uhen 1Ue consider
the message as a ,Uhole.
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From the Editor at Wash.
ington.

IhStoH.
The breadth and depth of
the proposition have not yet
been measured, and its pre-
else relations to what mea :
sures may follow, or what
are to follow, are not yet un-
derstood. II is clear, ho,U-
eUer that the President means
to hdue the SLAVERY question
disposed Of somehow. He sug-
gests voluntary state eman.
cipation, with compensation
by the Federal government
and this appeal is direct to
the border States. These
states have nearly all been
rescued from the rebels. He
also suggests that if the re-
naming rebellious States
continue hostile, the war
must continue, and that
whatever "incidents' and
CO ruin " may seem indis-
pensable, or may obviously
promise great efficiency TO-
yards ending the struggle,
MUST AND WILL COME! l
think he means to say that,
somehow or other, slavery
,UiH get hurt.
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You pays your Money and takes your
Choice"

Our neighbor, the Watchman, is occupying,
just now, considerable space, at the motion of
its home editors, in proving what it pretends to
believe is very plainly the import of the Presi-
dents late message, on the subject of gradual
abolition. Its efforts are mainly devoted to the
purpose of perverting the message from its OBJ
vious import, into an announcement on the part
of the President that, in no event, will Abraham
Lincoln, however dire may be the necessity, give
any countenance to any interference, on the part
of the Government, with slavery in any of the
States of the Union. But, us we have had oc-
casion to notice before, the Washington editor
of that paper does not, in all respects, agree
with the conservatives who "run the machine :"
at home. In the issue of the Watchman of
March 18th, we find two editorial views of the
message, one from Washington. and one at
home, and for the sake of comparing the two,
we here copy them side by side.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-31
FOREIGN NERS.

ENGBANp.-The army and navy Gazette
gives currency TO a report that on the 18th
ult. orders had been given to the Federal
Chief of Ordiuance to ser d SO, 900 stand OF
arms and as many old uniforms, TO Port
Royal, for the use of the slaves. This the
GrZstte says, IS scarcely credituble, but
has il from good authority.
Every member OF he cabinet, and il is
believed every earnest friend of the Govern
ment here, deplores the hasty censures
visited on the War Department by some of
the loyal papers in the country.
It has already been stated that Mr.. Will
son said in the Senate on the highest author
ity, that the disposition of our forces was
SANCTIONED by the President, and it is
equally true, that il was approved By the
whole Administration. Successes, such as
the country did not anticipate, have al
ready attended Mr.. Siantou's conduct of
the war, and efforts are being made which
would seem to insure the continuance of
them Occasional failures and reverses
must happen, but Mr.. anton is not more
responsible for these than he is entitled to
the public gratitude for the success of our
arms.
The Navy Department has received in
formation that Acting Master A. w. EN-
erson deserted from ihe GAlena- on the 18th
The Minnesota started for Norfolk this
morning, but got aground off Sewalrs
Point. Several tugs endeavored all day to
get her off but were unsuccessful up to
this evening.
The rebel Notifications on Elizabeth RiY-
er, and the Navy Yard has been taken pos
session of By the army. The former are
to be destroyed.
The blowing up of the works at Sewalls
Point began to-day.
Upwards of 500 rebel prisoners have
been received at Headquarters from the
scene of the late brilliant victory at Hano-
yer Court House. They left for Fort Mon
roe to-day. More are coming in.
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WAsHiNGT N, May 20. The following is
IT ceived tonight from the Times CORES
pendent at Harper's Ferry In yesterdays
reconnaissance Cnp Van Keover. Go. 9
LIST Mary land cavalry who was scouting, to-
gether with eight OF his men, about two
miles beyond Char estown, in the woods,
were captured by the rebels.
A rebel soldier was brought 10 prisoner
to-day. lie says ht deserted, and is ma
tive OF Ireland. He hAd lived in CirciD-
natl. He went down to New Orleans just
before the war commenced, to find work,
and was pressed into the service. he COM
plains of the treatment be received in his
regiment, the SIh Louisiana.
The rations were ID of -four and 10
of fresh beef HI called this starving
The rebel forces al sll points ia this region,
from all he had seen and heard, be guessed
to be $4,000 to 10000, but evidently he
was not well posted. fie is detsined as
prisoner. Several stc"6h citizens, men aud
women, are at presnet in durance here as
spies.
The rebel force in front Of our battle line
have made the experiment of firing at US
for an hour and half at intervals of few
minutes Their shells fell short quarter
or half mile. We replied, and they re-
tired behind hill. We continued halt an
hour afterwards, having range enough to
follow. The firing caused some excitement.
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with much enthusiasm. 1t is believed that
Gen. halieck's cautious movements through
an extremely difficult country, are about to
be crowned with success 1t is thought
that Beauregard has been obliged to retreat
because of the stoppage of supplies. When
Com. Farragut's feet got up above the
mouth of Red river, Texas. the great source
of Beauregard's supplies were cut off. AS
our feet advanced up the Mississippi, the
region from which the rebels could draw
toed for their great army daily, became less,
so that the position at Corinth became
gradually, but surely, untenable.
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NEW YORK, May 30.-A Fortress Monroe
letter says: Our feet in James river has
been increased by the Cour De Leon, Step
ping Stone and Island Belle. They have
been up the Appomattox to Port Walthern,
which is 6ve miles from Petersburg. There
were no defenses of importance on the
river as far as they went.
Deserters report strong under current
of Union feeling in Petersburg, and great
suffering from a scarcity of food. Flour is
$l7 per Dbl, scarce, and rising. There are
only 600 trooI S at Petersburg. Our forces
have held communication overland with
Gen. Burnside.
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WAsHINGroN, May 3o.-The return to
Fortress Monroe of Col. Hanson, and the
report that General Huger declined to effect
the exchange, has created considerable sur
prise here. Letters from General Wool ex-
plain the matter by giving the reply of
General Huger, which is, that no more ex-
changes will be made till the privateersmen
in our possession are delivered up. 1t will
be remembered that the rebels held Colonel
Corcoran, Wilcox and others as hostages to
be treated as the privateersmen were, bat it
was not supposed that they were to be ex-
changed only for these. Nice, however. as
are the requirements of the rebels, il will
probably be speedily granted. The pri7a-
teersmen are already at Fortress Monroe,
and Mr. Odell goes thither tomorrow to see
that they are promptly sent to Gen. Huger,
hoping to return in few days with Coils.
Corcoran and Wilcox, and Union prisoners,
to the number of the pirates with him.
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New YoRK, May 3O.-The Herald's For
tress Monroe correspondent mentions the
fact that Col. J. T. Hanson, of a rebel Ken
lucky regiment, no Was sent by flag of
truce, to be exchanged for the gallant Col,
Corcoran, had become disguised with the
rebels and the rebellion, and would take the
oath of allegiance.
Gen. Butler, says New Orleans letter,
has taken the wife of Gen. Beauregard, who
was found TO be in New Orleans, under his
care ana protection.
letter from McClellan's army says that
5000 Georgiaus, whose terms OF enlistment
had expired, were told that tbey must con-
tiuue in the service. They loaded their guns,
and officers and all refused to obey the order,
and 10 one dared attempt - make them do
it. The result is, they have disb tnded and
gone home.
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CINOINNATI MARKET.

CINCIEEATI, May 80.
FLOUR is heavy and nominal at 4 GOA
10 Tor superfne; 4 1894 70 for extra !;
4 40Gq A 10 for fancy.
WHEAT declined Sc; sales at $50 81 for
red f; $685. for white; common declined
to 33a,34
OATS steady at So.
kYE du al 56G57.
BAILEY qblet at 65@70.
WHISKY in good demand at ii
VOL advanced 10 ACC.
SUGAR fl m AZ 84@94c.
CoFFE-r2"3i9224c.
PRovIsIDNs dull; not enough doing to
establish q''O'1uOus, aud the quotations are
10 00@lO SO for mess; 34Gg64 for bacon;
shoulders aud sides ; 38(@5z for bulk
shoulders aud sides.
LARD---7M71.
L1EsEED OIL firm at Sc.
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New YORK, May 30 Fifteen hundred
barrels of oil 10 sheds, at Williamsburg,
with six schoouers and the bark Silver
Cloud, was burned to-day. The most of
the property belonged TO She ffler Bros. &
Co. Their loss is estimated at nearly
$500 coo.
Another valuable prizs was brought into
port last night-the steamer Constitution,
alias Geo. Washington, of the North Caro-
lima coast, by the gunboat Victoria, on The
22d INST. 1t is believed she has a valuable
cargo.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
81 rHR 4. " GIsL.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII coNGREss-sEcoNDs SESSION
W WASHINGTON, May 80.

WASHINGTON, May 80.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson, of Mass, presented
the petition q Eliza Diggs, female slave,
who is owned in the District of Columbia,
but hired out in Maryland, and her owner
bad not placed her name in the list of those
to be emancipated by the act.
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Commit
tee reported back the bill for the better or
ganization of tie Adjutants Generals Of
fee.
Mr. Ten Eyck offered resolution that
the Secretary of War communicate to the
Senate copy of the official report of Gen.
Hooker relating to the recent battle of Will
liamsburg.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution that the
Secretary of the Interior communicate to
the Senate, a copy of the correspondence
with the War Department on the subject of
the imprisonment of soldiers in the peni-
tenitary of the District. Also the opinion
of the Attorney General on the subject.
He said he understood there were SOL
diers imprisoned in the penitentiary here.
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New YORK, May 29.-The Herald gives
an incomplete list nfkiiled and wounded at
Hanover CouIt-house. The 25th New York
and the Ellsworth 44th lost the most Der
dams sharpshooters, 9th Massachusetts and
I'd Maine also suffered. The remaining
regiments in General Martindale's brigade
suffered more or less, as also The batteries
employed in the different engagements.
Col. McGrade's brigade suffered the least.
The 25th regiment was the only one which
had any Of their men taken prisoners, losing
about thirty.
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NEW YORK MAKKET.
NEW York. May 30.

NEW YORK, May 30.
FLOUR sc lower with moderate demand
for export; 4 25@4 80 for super western !;
4 5u(14 10 for common to medium extra
We'trrni 5 O0G,5 25 for common to good
Shipping brands extra R. h. o; 2506 so
for trade brands closing heavy.
WHEAT-white firm rules quite firm for
sound paroles; winter red : estern ] O9@
us
RYE quiet aud steady at 6l@64c for
Western
BARLEs nominal.
Corn shade irmer more demand for
export.
SUGAR less active; prices well maintained
PORK duh and lower; sales at IL 90 for
mess; 96 for prime.
LAID quiet with prices slightly in favor
of buyers at 7@@s2c.
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WAsHrNGroN, May 3O.--A dispatch just
recrived At the War Department fully cor
roborates the former dispatch that Corinth
is evacuated by the rrbels and occupied by
our troops. Prisoners say the enemy left
last night fer Okolona, a point rs miles
south Of Corinlh, on the Mobile 4 Ohio
Railroad.
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NEAR CoRINTH, May &c Pope's advance
guard the 39Ih Ohio regiment, occupied
Curinth at 40 minutes past o'clock his
morning and hoisted the United STATES flag
on The Court House. The enemey eYacu-
aled las! night, reIreatiBg down the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. The telegraph line is
occupied with military business. The par
uculars of the evacuation will be forward
ed as soon as possible.
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WAsH1xGToN, May 30.-Tbe circuit court
to-day, refused the Writ Of hsbeas corpus
for the release of an alleged fugitive slave.
Subscriptions of money are being pledged
for the employment OF council 10 lest the
legality of the applications vi the fugitive
slave law to the District Of COlumt a before
the Supreme Court of the United States.
The claimant of the female slave recently
rescued from Marshal Lamar, ia about
entering SUIT against him for the value OF
the women.
SPECIAL TO THE POST.
Col. Dennison has gone West, it is said,
with the promise of command.
1t is stated that the rebel forces under
jackson still finger nesr Martinsburg and
Harper's Ferry.
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! EADQUARTERs OF MISSISSIPPI, !
CAMP OK CoRINTH ROAD, :
MAY %. 1862.

To Hon. e. H. Stanton Secret,ry Of Var !:
Three strong reconnoItering columns ad-
vanced this morning on the right, center
aud left to feel the enemy and unma k their
batteries. The enemy holly contested his
ground OF each pGin, but was driven back
with considerable loss. The column on
the left encountered the strongest opposi-
ton.
Our loss was 25 killed and wounded.
the enemy left 80 dead on the field. Our
losses at these points are not yet ascertain
ed. Some five or ak officers, and number
of privst's, were captured. The fighting
will probably be renewed TOMORROW at
day-break.
The whole country is so thickly wooded
that we are Compelled TO feel our way.
H. W. HALLECK,
Msjor-Generai.
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BALTIMORE. May 29.-The Episcopal Con-
veHtion adjourned This e. eniug. No dis
cusSons were mad on national affairs. The
dIsIoya al members, having mnj Jrity, vent
ed their sentiments ny excluding from the
standing committee and from the deleRa-
tons to the General Convention, nearly ev-
cry loyal man who was named tor those
positions.
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MONEY MARKET.
NV YcRK. Nay 30

IFNW I'M 0IuJ
Money steady at per cent on call loans.
Prime paper scarce aud wanted a. 41MJ6.
Sterling exchange firm al l.l4(9Ll4s FOR
BANKERS bnis. American gold at 34(Y34.
Geverument stocks active and frmer. u.
S. SKIES OF ls6l I.o44@I O5; seven three
tentns treasury notes 54G54.
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WAsHISGToE, May 3O.-A telegraphic
dispatch has just been received at the War
Department, from al unofficial source, sta
ting that the rebels left CORR : "a. night,
and that Gen. Nelson accupif their works
at O'Clock this morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-31

CHICAGO, May 30 "A fire last night IN
the Western Division destroyed the four
ing mills of Walker and Washburn aud
several adjoining buildings. Loss 10000.
Insurance not know n.
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MORNING REPORT.

Morning movements around
Harper's Ferry-Cannonad-
ing-Col. Hanson disgust ted
with the rebellion = Mrs.
Gen. Beauregard under the
protection of Gen. Butler
5000 Georgians gone home
Another valuable prize
Recent conduct of the war
Operations around Nor
folk.
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NEW ORLRANs. Nav %

NEW ORLEANs, May IS.
We have now passed crisis ia political
affairs in this city. Most of the true Un-
ionists aud patriots have been victims and
suffered in property and business and still
more in feeling. Under the most vindictiVe
persecution our city is des itu,e of every
thing. Il Is useless to expect any thug
like safe business or personal safety in
any part of the slave States unlrss The
whole country is held by a military occu-
paary and military power.
Oae-third OF our population must be ex-
PEELED from the country, and their places
supplied by Northern colonisls. Ii will take
years to subdue the proud despots, and over
throw finally this tyranny which has ruled
absolutely, wherever slavery exists | have
livtd here forty years; I know almost every
one, and something Of everything that IS
d ing. think there ill lie fine opening
for commerce here. New Orleans will in
evi;aby be greater center Of business than
heretofore. Ny property is lying idle.
| am losing the TeEeDue of ordinary
times. Our currency is useless for all bust
ness purposes. Our banks will resume
specie payment soon, aud scatter the Con-
fcderate trash 10 the winds. | repeat there
must be strict N ilIiary occuprtiun of this
Whole country for years.
The population must be changed and
slavery abolished, before our peace and
safety can be established IN any part of this
country. The old pirates and buccaneers
have only been driven ashore trouI the Gulf
10y steam power on the sea. They have
vastly multiplied in numbers and increased
in villiany by the change.
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