New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
TIE MOTHER OF 4 UNION PRISONER
VISITS CHARLESTON.
uo,y euE IS RECEIVED.
lIFtporA TPFs DPPiWrrHNr oP hAN,NN'
F0Rr LRtyESwoETn, Kansas, Jan. D. 1907.


nv sOn, as well IA contributions irol "ic"@,
Michigan To several othef piisOhoIs 'Vhih'' -
Charleston Jail.
| yv;sb TO correct a misapprehenei0n whirh might
orogy o.t OF a statement 10 that reln tiat We
Obliged 10 conceal the money when TOOK 10 rome
OF tie rIisontrs c,,..,;., e..
!, raw charo- hut was not aware Of II VII
Il was sent FOR woald il have Teen At all EecrteIG
I 70 c,ntea it. | wis ed - resort 70 no unoeih.hi
means conveying things 10 Our friends N tiari,e'
tor but meauf that everything which d!d Should be
OXEN to the sirictest 6crniiny. >, -.
1 would he ysn;ipg in gratitude If should WIN
hold the present opportunity TO thus publicly assert
Tint from tie time l,.t Fortress Monroe, undeF
go,r If truce emil | reformed 10 our mes on my
way home, ImDot with The most kindly attention.
and the most gcfricmaIg sympatlies from II par
,ies with one PN 4p;iOnl will whom came IN con-
tuct At Norfolk w4'ed upon Gen. Hug for TIE
urrrsse Of obtaini.g lis authority 10 lc' ne pass
.r5ngh the country uumolested. lie informed ne
that Ee ggoud with pleasure give ne itt'er 10 'en
Eit lev nj Challt ,ion ard ouil have II ready and
b,lut j, 10 The Atlantic Hotel where / had put mp
Willie a. the hoel the train for the South was about
~ s,nrt when bis SOD Lieut. lluger, came 10 ne and
asked whether got hls iaiters oiier fInol"g
Rad not be Immediately wrote q lew lines 10 ten.
Eirl-v aud informed me ih.t lis fatier6 letci
.h5ud be forwarded bv pot % Gen. RI ~ by %"
roxt nuil Tfns prov ided for, continued my 'ur-
rev 10 Chal.fon via peisrshutg, a., aud through
.ut the route ,nct with marked attention from lie
conductors ia sr,inc to ny haeeag-, when there w-s
! 9, ci,t a., 81 aars &c. eng about six;y hours ~
going from Norfolk 10 Chafl,sior.
AT Cha5lestou PIT mp at the Charleston Hotel,
srfjviup H. the ev,uiDg Of the @Ch December |
III de 10 el OFT uul Gee mofnli 20 zee Gen. lhpev,
who found was boarding at tire tame house. ~
l0o'sloek / toc,. carraRc and was conveyed t. h'e
Office. ueur the ruins Of the lie hle, AID wac
uste.e0 into a. auie-TCom Hereof, until incfr,ng'r
could take my card and i,ut. lIgT'rs noie % Gen.
Iiricv. The messerger brought brck word tai
/ tie General wolii pay Il" attention 4" NY ~
/ ricafipn, and NY heaIt sunk within re. ILc
/ messenger leemeG 10 symp6tii1c with mc - ilS
ifir,iou knowing al eomea great uistauco 4" fc.
INV son.
7 / retained 10 the hotel and waited urnl could
let an opportunity Of meeting Gen. ill ley, a. i'
would be leaving the oiniu.-fo"m from elmer. .r
having been IOiutci out 10 !c ~ one - Tire htiC-
ant OF the bouse. succeeded in o rnDnertr lDicf-
view wi h him wlicl resulted In the EIost paiHiul
disappointment. HE Manltr WAS r.pulfis. a-D
naughty IN the extreme, aud lie would Lut rarely
glance st Lieut.. lIucers letter, md informed f4e
that # had uuythug the prisoners saoUld 'akr
/ them TO the Quarternasier Deiartmeut aud very
abruptly lelt Ine. several OF tie Lady b"agdtlr
overheard tie biiet Interview, and iIlInoGia'. SUM
nOned their hu-tauCH Co go III o1ctt OF ~ u an ur
woald secure ne II meeting with my eou ~ iie jan
To there kind flicuGs Owe wOTld oil gratitude lot
Their fCii-iiude and generous a,sisti1ec. O"e 81
tieui, Mr. JHLies MoCaIty, went 10 the GtLcrl 81
Office aid procured & Iess for into toe .'al and
whom lad .. letter. In short, wac from thnt no
ment taken in charge by the kiudett ana best 81
Christian riepds
would ra,ter have thrown vel over the short
co,nngs Of Ger. Ripley, for be Was tic o. IL midi
yidual who caused 'ne to te. an after defili1iion
throughout the whole Of my lOlfley.i
, Nor would now epeak o. 10y journey TINS pub
ucly weis itngl that wGrid correct ,Qe uj'}.gre-
heIsi)ns mo Which your stateneni7 might lead some
would add that Gen. Ripley as learned before
1 lett ChaTeslOnl is all ONO mau, having married IA
rich Sout en- lady and st lis strain d ze;i IN the
cause of the Southern billion is particularly no.
iced aud remarked Of By those who proclaim Inn uii'
popular in Charleston. Mrs. L. W. lNGLNsoLL.
JOHN HAGAN, THE RICHMOND LEGREE.
The Gaze in the Mayors Court, alluded 10 by TIE
Examiner, is worth printing as clear and faithful
daguerreotype Of the state OF society in the Rebel
cal iial Ed. Tr'6aac.
Mayors CoURr, Wednesday, Jan. 3, ls62.-ies
terday morning John Hagan was arraigned before
the Mayor aud two Associate Justices, to show hl-
authority for accepting substitutes for free negroes
detailed 10 work tie Notifications around the City
OF Richmond and 10 answer a charge Of lTeatei ing
TO assault Mr.. Edward A.. Pollard an associate editor
of The Kichmoad Examiner.
| Uagan and the witnesses IN the latter case were
! in Court At III O'Clock.
Tho Mayor add have heard that the reamen, Of
hes been such ttst prefer TO wait until AZ o'clock md In
auire into thet n after.
/ Hssan-i have nothing TO do with the negro.
l MsyorI don know ths' please have little patience
viii very much obliged 20 you 10 tell ms who has the man
,eemen. Of tist negro (eferug TO negro beaten at The
Battery which MISTER Is more fully explained in the sequel
/ Ilcgau-Mr Hines haa control OF him.
Iagan here started Of the but was recalled and
! reminded ihrt lie was under arrest v,.,,,
ni,trd 10 20 oa: 0 doors!
NsgorYou 60 DOT r you give security 70 be here
a, u ,cock the meantime to ,eep the pcac'
and be o. good behavior .
| MI FoiIe.-I will undertake for him.
Hs.rn--i win be- here 1T y 0 clock
hs JrAId you undertake In TIE mean Tine 10 Keep th'
FoLf,-I wiz undertake fer him Il he promises to behsv
Amer siae hasgg Hagen promised to keep the peace liz
vss ey.dy ous 10 create tho imlIession hat be wa
and MIKE attack uPon MI fostd VINO ha
I Al T.. o,elocS rhe s-tIts rearpesrd IA Court.
Ia ts meantine Me.s IibeIlake AID sau1ay had taken
their s,als on the bench .lpr, with tho Mayo,
Mr. Mayo asked Hsgan II he had ofieiei nego 10 BE-
h!putd the Battery ibis (.sie day morning hagen 80
10 did o that had nothing 90 do wth the negroes but u
d,l,,or hem to Tie manager at the Battery. ., p
~ Gis.el hive come here 10 tIestht JIM Ivan, ave
6ee VIII tber the mater ulder di'cusson ma an,
/ Dcslng On hi. ca'c ,.,,
been Informed tibet Ieo hsl ordered 10 be sent to tbt
batter, h.G this oInsg been most brisy yea en- theic a1
dat had them 10 nqu.io Into "bth'I thes a
sny sgb ry under The Ia" o' any ore " "hp bm A,'
sen, one officers 20 biiDs the negro ifo 'hcseree
,his ollt dd hoIe thc Gsiice' ~" be ""g 10 '"1 h
After sing abon, IN hou dairg wlieh des0ltoy con
version Wa ca'ri.d between b-gaa and eny IA e
Court dlapostd To- 'rt"gr ~ con I'm MI ~
Davfshe off sent by Tic Mayor alter heE,y noH 80
negro ale ed to have bssA blusy whppsS--e,alanea ~
iheu.c He stated to The Govt ths. he negro hat e'ie ~
~ most numerically belD that he wa hut one wneiA
ron biz esk 70 be- aG. h 80 ss' 'aq 6 s
nero, when found ~ him a. be bltteS ma upon MN 81
pound bal and caiu tht h. had brought the negro o',r snd
Oacs Quarie. who lad examined the negro conobon,od
NJ Dag!'s Taieu,fn, Of lie ,cribly bruised condition