Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-07-25

ssra Iogisisnisns ready for the service Of tn,
United tales Army.
BOLD sEcEsH FENALE--A ROW.
"a last thursday we had quite exciting time
ON the street. 4 young woman named Hannah
La7ue took into her pretty little head to appear
Camel stree, near the Provost MArshals Office,
wearing sscesh flag on her bosom and to cheer
60" JET and distribute slips Of paper on which
was printed that Mcclellan, with forty thousand
% his men, had been captured, and his army com
Tlet5iy routed.
-u-l c1nd4cl tending to incite riot and
crowd beginning to gather, Lieutenant Ed. J.
NoTrs, Passport officer. concluded to arrest her.
Arrived al the City Hall, Mrs Larue. on seeing
Conceal oteTcy, threw handful Of her slips of
paper ~ bis face but being informed by his
orderly that she had insultod the Governor Of
l,8isiaus she legged his pardon, saying, 81 have
heard t+1t sou rrc a gentleman In the meantime
.ar INDUCED in very highly seasoned language, IN
rrsrhs prOf8Iity was important ingredient,
ft.uf President Lincoln and other distinguished
tH..u oficsr-. BY this time a crowd had collected
rH-.l1e tie building Lieut.. A. G.. Bowles, ABIDE
f....r. rc-t out and ordered two cavalry 10
...e lheiI sltr,s and clear the sidewalk. The
crowd % bach instantly before these two pieces
rt. l.-ts.I q % a few minutes Lieut. Noyes took
Che Flo-..l ls iltle wo nan In a carriage and
lsrs.s cd Reg down 20 Gen. Butler. During the ride
.'r rc.ti s. =. Moves with a volley Of secession
-s.l sl,u,a, and finally relieved herself by break
.. ID Do aras of her elegant fan and throwing
.r .- af- isr5-
I..- husband vas also brought before General
Butter Ar Lsa4qusrters Mrs. Larue behaved in
ffr uH-t l.faIt manner, making mouths and
-..E.IaL -- tHs General in intense style. he
'n'l her tat that kind Of thing would not affect
Bona u l., least. and that if The bit dcr lips till
fhe gi.fL Tan lt wouldn't trouble nm. She then
'-rr,i her e,sl far away frcTl him as she
cu.a, Hifa Foe most SUPERB expression Of scorn on
Pcs Ice. r.1 a'casioually uttered REASONABLE |
language and talaa.eued General Butler. She was
I-l-i-u.-l-- lrLious tat be should remember |
raat Hssure- gard vgaH hear Of her Inartyrdom |
HtT husband .r3 that he had repeatedly warned |
Der -ailsL aIl;ons Of hatred toward United /
'-.-s Vt ccrs sod soldiers. The General Issued /
of erd s- F.in- her 10 Ship Island Lsrue begged /
Q. BE II wed TO TO in her place, but Gen. Butler
l.ar believe iu yicarious puuis mert. lie asked 1
i.a- - BIS tu-lul-. lie stated that he sport
ria- Gen. butl,r told him gambling was
n-r-rcF So tte eye q the law, and that be should
taii t'- t --e parish prison until further orders.
rArr. VAS "eANE" TO ne LAST,
and i5 li-ei thar he felt badly only for her has
Bomb -a- was ally about twenty years old, and
- a-liF.
OTHER ARRESTS.
Jill c..- sls hardly disposed Of when we had
me .i character similar in the bitterness Of the
-ea.cd II ssa-caing for evidence against a man
Hsf..1 7 n f.=E Who was confined at Fort Lafay- /
.ti. ''rt yaa- aHl released On his parole, since
rl.a be- a-s rful.fed MS parole in the most fla
-.a.- a1l-r having been working for the Con-
..-.Ia'e -fHie- .ui army very earnestly, letter
's u-4 wl4o.- aly signature. This letter
-a -ll q, tas most raupant treason, AID was !
oi tae most unreasonable lies from begin / !
.l1 ., end Ihe letter concluded by say ing that :
fle winter hi4 UCel with a lady who insulted
ll be presence o. federal officer, and that he
P. -I tie 0f7rris face and kicked him. and then
f.-a! en- -.-t- aiil but the officer made some
Ir. ~ .- cEc.-e and declined. That for this
ss che v.i,srl was taken before Butler, tried
Sgd cams -urr beng sent 20 Fort jackson SGs- .
.--1r -- -arfr- -itten the letter fastened n q ;
nan named .-rs.l Wright, and be WAS brought u
-fnre sen. Gatc-.
TIE General asked him, showing the letter
DAD g1E write that
"l ts.' sli4 A rf.ht. e
"H ere you -ysr before re
... Ge-..-- j..a asksd him # that story about a
.f Ping and iit:rE federal oicer was not u
-.Il..it,'s... malicious lie.
'.-l said right, cit isn't true u
.., General .a.u mad a full rocautItion % 1t II
't' 'ss aai a9Aei him to sign it. q
.. H.ii ucfer Ign it, said Wright. u
..r- .a,ler ta-u wrote an order fog Wright to "a
r.r.rel 90 'Ha parish prison and to be hung =.
r-l- i,c .fet, iu toe most approved style of 81
as '.- 'aueatei Kirby, that he would die before CO
@ .uld s'-- ,he paper, ana as he left the room
s a,1ral 10 3D. 81 stol aud said g. as
-.e.-1l iIdcr, you may put every ball q
f ihr lH,a t1, usa my brain, but l will never n
90 that PAPER o
During ne interview the General asked him If ..
ras elu-r Ie.Iy 20 lie when it suited his cir -
"ua .f e.rr-. D." he replied. "tO get ont Of a
able 20 AID -le same as any other man would
t'r 1a.i acting Assistant Adjutlnt Gen
rsi- VI. was present, suggested to him that It u
aid Pc wei 10 speak only for himself. ~
tTs ,--r while General Butler was at "a
l..r .aI-. 'r.a keeper Of the parish prison. Az
sane O.. J- f0e -.lse aad said that Wright was :"
si5 ta l..a. Lieu-. Weitzel, A D c, took the 70
"a itr -.Ra De- .-l prison sui the prisoner signed ~
The s.cf-. .. sl this assumed courage was ~ u,
l. De % u l-si subject, and imagined tha he u
d. -s -lly protected against taking" General -
o.. -- -- he would have teen against the small e.
lz f ne had been successfully yaccinatud. When -
i- fancy va- dispeilei he concluded that II
-i Us wise 20 make an efoit to avert his terri
e sentence lie remains in the parish prison -
q b - saved hls neck. On