, 1862-02-21

The Bridge Bu1stefs to 1e S.ot--1o,s " hct'a on
It'a'- Il U..so" Mess ro'1tef--Dranessngo oR
u t"np-Ihe 2txh 11ey.*7e,n 2" ne i5oee-
C7t.g q NE oees Jor isaeroaa a aS. B4ala- g,
gef-A near Ft1tuTe of Loydfty Jor fac itsoets.
lspecial Correspondence u the Chiea5o fEfbune.l
HAFS1HA1,- Mo-. February l8, 1861
:" Since NV last visit to this plnee sfx weeks
e,rce a vondarf111 1,rhanoe l,aa taken 7,l,ce in
.rr.. o: "... "sS n,.T,,oa 80 49, eo,,o
PunAc sehtnaent' lug onaon neu 11a'e conie
forth In their strength and Inc Traitors arc sue
inp for mercy. Tie dry for the shooting Of
+be h,3aoo hnrnera at Pa1mVra has mt aa vet
Wv o1tao ..s4 .-:11 - .1,:~ ~-ss7. ~
been n1ed upon, Dut WILL pe ILLS "eck- tne
military commission has been recognized in
consequence of the denartnrc of thc s0th
49, s.....a ...,,;ao ,,5 1fo-,t ~,
OAAo Aof Haoio Ae@se So sses, aA4o AAe1A- WA"
G. J. Tinkhaul, OF the 18th LII, is president.
Col Tinkham wis the second officer Of the
commission and to his energy and LOYALTY.
N1... : s.;.s. ~. ;'z.4;se - 49,.
traitors He Ia q graduate Of West Point, Of
the e1ass with Cen. Burnside. and is one of
the best officers in tie service. Traitors Rave
no fayors to exceed Of him, Col LOOMS, Of
fhe snme repimenf. is nIuck to the hack hone.
as arr near1V iii his officers. and to their pru-
denceand eHereY ig due the reeeueration Of this
city. which af their first cominr here in
Scn}emher, was RAMPANT for the SoIth. Col.
J,nntn;s has NIT roeadled with the negro aues-
tion Al suc}. Int ilas ayailcd himseH Of their
serTices in he way Of infornfation. which he
ASSUMES me has in Inc main been truthful, It
was TO one Of: These that he owed the apprc-
hens;on If fhe seyentcen prisoners who saved
nj f11e TIA ofthe Haunfbaf anil St. Joseph Rail-
road. Every effort was made to frcapture this
useful cont1aband, and so near did they ap-
proaeh success, mat IL was CONSIDERED oe5s 70
put lev miles q Tree SOIL oetMeen h1n anu
MS Old master several more oflage burners
arc on tr1al, Will gooo prospect oi eoH'1e-
non, besides others ior MINOR oHenses.
IN wednesday hst the camp was emil
Eened with case o. aIumming oaL OF eaue.
three most ncofflglp1e o19nka1as nag pesn
tI1e4 and eonoemnea u 1'e taus lngIolloasis
discharged the sefy1ge, one oI wnaen wa was a IN
ofoefly sergeant 11S eeiSu!ocs w "tiG 1a ~
emn and imposing. Iaeir aat1 WIS cu1 slose, ~
Inelr nsaoe anu laSe ir'asen o1asn' aa w s.As
| tune Ct ne Kognes Marcn tnes Meec Gstoftso @ tsa
outside o. the nnes' across Inc iiser mo ane
them. The effect oE the regiment Was good
one ana WILL mol soon Dc 1orgotten.
| 1eslefoay came 9faefs rom heaaqaatlSfs 81 :
10 matcn SOUTH; ts announcement ~ tne
so1o1els was OF tae 1nost cnee:lng ae5G1lpllon,
and and tney y Mere ~ M1ld a WIN oenSat. ! ins sant III
1aIy conai1aon @ " lne M aeaenl ~ suen t9aL mol I
~tH patleuts WI ue seht " Qu4uc4. ouL "
n!ne hnnarca auu Lullls, tnete ase a1 .iS ielsl
nlne nuhared eHectlse me9, 5eaay ana W1inne
70 aeet tut e.euly. l9is u uue Tue Surgeons
AUG oanccEs III con!pcl'lng ine Hcn 70 Eel
ciean' :!l3a suPer'1stsns the COOKING depart
mene. WIN 1, Suen onecfs, ms IeslmenI men; WI
pe o. no slnali Valle sontli, rt lney VII nol
gse1culloeleu VIII sach .ana oisgoulea !ae