, 1862-03-29
From cur own Oorrsspondent.]

- 1u.Ns -. .. o- 0'' 'no Ae" eeelesaly
tro's:.a, a., 49, er ~ svssion. -. he
- ae...eo ~ ~. Aou1s' "ne1e'
~ 80 =. .ee se.sleeas 'enetson oar1aeRs,
~. ~ea,ss - ~ 49, s. ssNa.1s1. % tl1e pae.
ss:a'.:ae..s.s. ~ e Al'een ~ ase4@is a'lu
oeo~s-;1n -: t'1e W. 'e1s aio
as4u.l4ps an enslaole 1eputa11on as an occa-
~. .,a ~ Tar1aas TTsaN ae0 - - '4lle euun
hrata o,,+ 5aer,1aa. ,,;,as.,e .n - 10 i.oelion
+h. sa,d ~. oo-,,,aa1 ,.,a. .t.'11e ~ ~ .ahe
Iyon. md tn That intreria M horo,o op4 1esa
officer he gave such advice ~ no - ev;s+;ne -
cumstances warranted, When hs 5 ~. 5o.-, w.
limited AZ a Maior f.enor,, so1-o-o1 ca...s-
VIM remembered 1,s z,os+ ,,eot,,,,,oe. a,,s H.s
mise commcndea tha .h,;oa a15 asea~ ~.
-o.t 1,oa a.;s.,aa .z:ssNs.1Ds <A.u .As0t ~ s.e
AeoL n@Iu unlsneu discussing MN, Judge COLA
tner of Vermont rose and remarked that he
had known Gen. Hitchcock from hovhood
and he be1ievcd hin, to he rn;+,,s.,t 1890 L'
-" 4e ueAe'eu n.in !" ps, "ltnons exception,
the most accomplished military man in Amer
lea; At the same time he donbtad ,,hethor
Gcn n cor,a ha ;rsr,ol .. - ~
ar,,r - ;,sS'.a ~-u Ds naueeu u retnrn TO tne
nus' inaslAucn as he was no" sixty years OF
age, and hence more or less incapaeitated for
service, The very emnhatic en,ou;nr, ~ tho
vermont san,+o~ m1,.ta ssI su um " eue
oAS - oent' "n'se eoollety anu correct
ness are proverbial, has inspired high de-
gree Of satisfaction in Congress. now that
Cen II tas accontad +ha pso.;an.t,s :.t
~ ~ .a.so - 'IE.a ~ ~ 1a1 1ies'esn's mVlsa-
uon u colhe 10 washington and give to mill
tary counse1s the benefit Of wisdom and ex-
perieace. so much needed j., +ha ar1n- ~ ~.
Pot,n.a v sHo
AvCemae ~.
Inc sphyn1 never prepared such riddle as
newsnaners In the Tn;ted st,tos E;rst 49,
oa,n11o. ;.faus.:1n 80 a.Ases 1f7s' coh.
corning information affecting the conduct Of
the war; We had Secretary Stapten's Order
extraordinary. followed hr str sanfo,a,. oo,,,,
ter7nand hoth of .sh;ch ,.ara o.,z ~.a ~.
day, unintel1igible, and which met proper
rcbuke from fhe Jndfc;arv commit+oo nf +,,a
House last week. This morning The ort3e,. 'n5 nF
Postmaster General Rlair more 2.on. 9ha, ~, ~
Of its predecessors, added its nS,,ietv r. s th;s
confusion. Of cnnrse The w;sast 1aoG ~ ti1e EIe
world outside Of XVashin@tnn does 1nt = i,,n.s stS
twhat has been excluded from The teIeera13, Mm ),
ca711J ~ +ha fonars1 pnet Ha ees .ttt.s:Siapn.
ipr to nrocn1e denition o1 tS ~ ~ su,s sdn mofn
he p11idance of The Gu1ctcn ~ Tn11,n,u G,ue1 tor
MI. Kasson, the First Assistant Poet.
master GeneraI- wa e1noiIv =, ~
dark with myseu-said the order ba1i beoE eoo
issued in conformitv VIII ws5 ~ ~ ~ Sssh Saa
retary of War. and he nras,,mpd 4Ia+ ~.
lapenare adoDted was s1,ch as Mr. S+as,tn's ~
lesiIcd. Observed thai If was - ;ndatsn;ta nsua
thai M tvn nostnoe+are ~ nnh1;sha.r LILY
ever constrnt: It alike and np ono ~ 1,;s soa1a
earisfction. as was evident hT tn " fet 4s m4 thnt
Mr. KasEnn hinee1f na,7S' - ~ tte s h1ct en3t
conld he nrodnetve nn1v ~ 4,5ao1,;f noeeues @ IL
I'll probability wnnld Ill to sscur<. ,i,a au - II
object for which # was inttnded NJ NJ X
me in noints wh;c', he @ ia 4"re npt ~ sIgnten
prehend, but he would consn}t Mr R1aie eo o,,1
Mr. Stanton durino The flsv an9 nhta;r A stno
eral answer tn the 9nar;aa wy; 1;i.ai,,s seI-
be provoked hy the ordar T. Ac9 ~ ~
universal conviction here that this series res
irssness ~ canfnsion ~ ;aaao se 1GSt1 VI ear9-
read1. nv ar+;cn ~ 1yn, n,,aoti 1nere Is a.
AUTHORITY. eoverinr tha ~hn1o ,,ro,,
propcr rmhl;rotin1s t. nrori5ss 1n,.t7 - anl-
for preventing and nnn;fhing sneb 'S'tt n;,,,y @ty
The order issGei1 l,v fhe Pnsf r = 4taeseS'
or hy the S,crafary ~ W. +;.sn1,r osH.erai,
unlawful. and jts efr.ct is tn snhst;t51o ~ -
bitra1y md canr;cio,,s vii IN ~ r,tSaa au "
tribunal nroyifed Iv starnta ~ 4bpt paJo w. VI
offenders. >''' 101 ''.A' e4&''' u
rest in The senste for The ahnl;t;an t owea ~ 10
in t11e District of Golrmh;. h,1t = H.. emfely
u,in;ng 81 ranytb ron;at pu' ~ uas pcen
Te3,ce II has Tsinei3 fre1da ~ ro,ana5' aug
every Rc1mEiiran canc,,e ~ - 49," o1s1ess; ~
have been half dozen h.1d - ~ a.o Saau 1ue!e
rnnnfHH ErtF rnrfn vrk-z
either donhtfn1 rs ~ asJs n,1tp1 WY were before
Pennss1yan;a ;s ~ nj ontgrn'n s ME Go*an OF
with the r,snonsa ~ h;s o,est;t, auu sasls1ea
able Int nnnr:nr;nied T s7eech !ndae m 70 Ms
buli viii replv tn NJ 9oIan ,nd gauSe r. ir1m TIM
sThe =; G's III wen II Il asain reached
the Honse IN Tomm;stoa - StH ~ tt fsr tn1onSh
one of fhe most fei1;ner antf. .e1a,.an5 note, -
ever devised By the Wit Of man. If there had
neGn ;e no slavery there would have been no re-
1ran': % aaa VI S9urse NO tax Dill Every mar,
commence paving for tx % ln4nrv uss ~ bsns nov
neighbors Who own and aog negroes. Then:
az 1ert, none SO poor that In they can escape this
see what has ranscd Il o"1 nnt9as sias ;ney Cannot
ciges, stamps, land taxand the Whole % catesorv @ e
Of torments are our penalty for the wild and
aResy Re6 e1at o4ha1 nan can mold property in
besot.d wretches Who onn;d SsSs Wnaa awa{ phi hne
Lips at Cincinnati will have had the nrice nf
thtir whisky doubled because South Carolina
lag slavery and wanted more OF it.
news h5s been received from Gen Milroy's
camp on Cheat Mountain. The General did