Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11


WIN. Slade Of Cleveland Ohio, son IA
the late Ex-Gov. Slade of Middlehury, ha
been appointed Council to Nice. d
1t the first election ia the new state IN
western Virginia on "Wednesday, Wheeise
gave GAG majority for the new CONSTITUTED
and majority of 5ss for gradual emancip.
alton.
The president and Mrs. Lineeln and }
their Youngest son, who was for long tius
so dangerously i'll, rode out together, o.
Friday, for the first time since their recent
afiiiction.
A young man living near Toledo, Ohio
was divorced from his wife recer tly. on &C.
count of incompatibiliiy." About three
weeks after the separation, the wife fell hei.
to $40, 900, and the man is beginning to be-
lieve he loved her very much after all
Resolutions approving the emancipation
policy of the president have passed the New
York Senate, with but one dissenting vote.
Thiriy-fiye rebels, captured by Col Car
ter in the course of his recent brilliant dash
into Tennessee, have arrived in Louisville
They belong chiefly to the 1st Tennessa
cavalry. Three new regiments of Uui@
men from East Tennessee are in process Of
formation near Cumberland Gap. One d
them will be commanded by son Of Coz.
/ johnson.
A too amorous rnarrid men in Palmer
Mass. was recently green" enough TO at
temp to run away with the daughter of I
smart widow Of Ware. His plot was divin.
led and apparently consented to by ih,
mother, who corresponded with the seducer
in her daughters name and an evenin;
was set for the elopement to take place. A
large number Of the citizens Of Ware as
sembled to observe the event, by Invitation
of the mother, who armed herself with 8
rawhide TO fog the gay Lo,hario. But be
suspected the dubious welcome in store fe
him opon accommodating the neighborhood
and escaped with fast horse and sleigh
which lie had brought to carry off his char.
mer.
A day or two since Marylander cam
into one of the New York Excelsior reg
ments, seeking a runaway negro, who. see
ing lis asier, attempted to run away
whereupon the master fred upon him. Ger
Sickles, considering the lives of his owr
men jeopardized by the firing, ordered tn
master out of camp. In another camp
master to enforce obedience commenced
belaboring his slave, when the negro seizet
the cudgei and forced him to heat hast
retreat. The slave-owner5 in the yicinit
of Budd's Ferry, having suspicious ths
many of their slaves are secreted in th
various camps, have organized band, anC
intend making grand sweep whenever tn
troops move aud leave the contrabands be
hind.
Mr.. Robert McCook of Bells army. an
distinguished at Mill Spring by galan
charge, or Col. Bob, as he is ger era
called, unlike cfIicers generally. never wear
military clothes. Some time ago an orde
was issued for officers to dress in mili,ar,
costume, and Col. Boz. for day or two
wore blue sack with brass buttons; but
upon being made fun of by his soldiers, ht
pulled II off, and has never been discovered
a Ia miiitdire since. Col MoCook is nov
acting brigadier-general. He has six broth
ers IN the army. TIE father. i; is said, was
sharp-shooter at Fort Donelson.
The sanitary commission is again nearly
ont OF funds. Shall it be permitted to sus
pend its needlul work just when there ].
likely TO be the largest demand for il:
Thousands of sick and wounded soldier:
have reason 10 bless this association. and i
should be generously and promptly sustained