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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21

The Mur1NY IN THE REBEL ARMY AT RICH
xoND.-A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
with McClellan's army confirms the report
which We published recently ola mutiny among
the North Carolina troops in the rebel army at
Richmond. The writer says:
"a Lieutenant of q North Carolina regiment
walked into our picket line in front Of Sumner,
and said that henceforth he was out Of this
war, and surrendered himself q prisoner. He
has just passed up headquarters in irons. His
information had . startling interest for u.s.
He said that our desperate fighting and our
presence at every point of attack in numbers
sufficient to kill them in piles, had - Impress
ed the rebels with sense Of our manhood and
power that the feeling Of encouragement among
them was universal--that this, in connection
with the now well-known North Carolina Un-
ionism of feeling, had broken out on Tuesday
in open revolt in six North Carolina regiments
an entire brigade indeed from the North State
that the brigade was surrounded with Mis-
sissippi and Alabama troops in superior num-
bers and disarmed and placed in confinement.
This in the intrenchments before Richmond,
and on the eve of battle that is to save the
rebellion or preserve the Unien Wedge of
discord, be driven to the head"
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Prom New MexIc,

KANSAS CRY, June l4.--Santa Ne mail with
dates to let has arrived. - = 49, =
In skirmish between company of Colorado
volunteers and body Of Texans, near f. Craig,
the enemy left tour dead on the field None q
tho volunteers were hurt sr
On the 26th ult. quite q number Of Texans
were sent under an escort from Santa Fe, with
the view Of oveftaking Col. Steel's command,
which was understood to be in Mesilla. They
had been in the hospital at Santa Fe. but hav.
ing recovered sufficiently to enable them TO
travel, they we're paroled and disposed Of -
ahove: II sSss sl6sa rs sssfs =
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The Burlington w. Times has letter from
Vermont soldier in Gen. NcClellans armv,

The Burlington (vt) Times has letter from
Vermont soldier in Gen. NcClellan,s armv
who says:
Everything, to-day, on the other aide of tho
Chlckahominy seems quiet, but from this aide
about dozen big guns are opening their mouths
IN eloquent praise Of our country and Constitn'
tion. These arguments are the only ones which,
can have any good effect upon the enemy. Tho
only true policy is whip them quick. and Win
them well, and to do this the whole power Of the
nation ought to be put forth In its full strenoth
Every means in our power which can he nseS ~
hasten this result In the wisest way. ought No,
70 De spared. The moro know Of the char.c.
ter Of the enemy, and their Intentions. and Their
mcsnness, and the savage cruelty 10 our prison
ers and wounded men, the more am / cony;ncaa
that conciliatory policy, carried to the xtrems
as we have hitherto done all through this var
10 way unexanpled In the history Of at;or.'
Is not wise or expedient ''
They are 40 yet apparently incapable of an.
psec'aunS OUT magnanimity and humanity. The
educated leading men. claiming 10 be 'Vi,v;n;s
gentlemen, who from their wealth apd in6nence
have wheedled and deceived 70 many unthinL;r~
poor men Into this rebellion. should shcva ~
receive from our Government I rjehteoas isa,,s'
bstion. Our Republican form Of GovcrnH,.n.
mpss prove itself q powerful 70 NUT down rel,s,.
lion 40 monarchy otherwise there q No ssc,,-
si!y sor Mis, liberty and property. We must
have security against rebcllions. 'otherviss az
Mexican and South Aheqican destiny wili 81
800 ss.t-a33 ~ -
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:leeeed psaeoeet "a parole ge6 exchsnes
he Fedeeal 1pAet!y e City reaes,
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LRAvenwoafH CRY, june lo.-1ne Ans.s
Deate Senate. sitting g court o. smpeacnmen !.
has found John W Robinson, Sscsey - e
Stase, guilty. OF nsgn misoemeanOf, y ~ 49,. =
l7o4 On the reminding charges, .ne cou g
iound him not gailsy. Ing ccur', py.;,o S.e :.
1e to 8. declared that Jonn - ~ He r.n.S
removed from smce o. Sec.e. s;. =, STAT s,.t. -.
The case OF H. Pe'ley, AUDITOR o. S'a'e' VIZ
then taken up. ---
R,re In he Iewa Penisenslary.
rosf NApnos. June l6.-The old shops at
the Iowa State Prisop took fire this, evening
about 8 o'clock, and boroed to the ground. Loss
estimated az from 81, 600 70 $4,000.
80 $1,000 :. -. 80 Vnrtr p.~er..
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nspos.. ~ ~ cui'en' "e'e '".s ''s-'
na =, oeen le'n.os0su. e
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snis ds :, ron Hea. naaec. nave oesn .e.e,ss
q tne var uePsl.mes'' tney plsse a,. w ne
Ies.u.es VIZ l'u ~ Desu' :t'.n. .;s;a;s S,
when Is supposed 70 sI'll ,ems'n ~ sne s'c'n'H
OF Okolona, Overtown ana CoiumDus'
: - ~. n
dated O'CLOCK tnis evening, ha'cate 'nas az y
quiet IN 'front.' OF hicnmond; =,
,.. zen. Dn informs me Depsl'men. 'ns. r tus
1insafy ieleg.apn mas oeen co"p'e'eu " NOE
foi6 ana SunoM. m 80 ~.
1ne cosresPonueh. VI snc A'mee, 'ton' ~. .u
srmy q soe c rStomac, ON Tue evcnlus VI sue
iSsn, says: Inc ,'gns w'ns oi TUG army .vusy
Was atsackea o! me receIs' aoou' - >. occc.
VINO sacceedea IN capturing nearly al .ne PICK |.
cts OF 20. H. etn regiment Q, Oavary.
scouting party o. 70. :, aoous the same tl,ne
vas astsckeo Gy large reoe' 'orce, gu. %s c
good ngnt In the retreat our smail iorcs
burned and destroyed their tents, &C. the re
oeis succeeded IN taxing iew prisoners. Vu
forces marcned 70 the Cn'ckanom'ny, Gut sn'
| rebels dio not ioiiow. the fete!a nov noid
position At oid Cnurcn, but Wall probably o.
driven rom u tomorrow.
Another correspondent oated fair Oaks' J0n
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Guerrilia Outrages.

WAeHNoroH, June l4.-The following.has
been received here from the Tribune corresdon.
dent with Gen. McDowcl's corps: * s,,sr.
Manassas, Friday, IA report has just been
received here that guerrilla party numbering
100 dashed into Warrenton last Monday even
ing capturing % sick soldiers left in the hospi-
tai and Is 70 80 stragglers from Gibbons Bril-
gads Of Kings Division.
Small guerrilla squads have been seen to-day
in the neighborhood of Huntsville, and Major
Duffy has gone.out to capture them. ~
The lick and wounded soldiers in the hospital
here are treated with kindness and substantial
attentions from members Of Congress and 9th
ers from their respective States. ~
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary, It is
understood, vill not recommend the reconsider
alton Of the bankrupt bill during the present
session. 5 sEfsfa - ssd osjs
The Post Office Department has directed the
resumption of mail facilities to Memphis, Ten
nessee. z.,Sfef5 * 81
Another ship load Of contrabsnds will soon
leave-hese for Hayt, making in all about 500
during the past month sent there. g
RELIEF OF Rebel Women and Children.
ST. Louis, Jvne l4.-Nearly "a. 900 in provis-
ions and money have been subscribed for starry
ing southerners about Corinth.e 4ss
Three thousand dollars worth of provisions
we're forwarded "Wednesday, and another ship
ment Of nearly the same amount win be made
today. 80 sIag5
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SRA CONGREss-lsr. SESSION

WAsauo1ox. June A-SENArE-Thc Vice
President laid before the Senate message from
sthe President transmitting . memorial on behalf
81 tie State Of New York, in favor Of the Eric
4 Oswaso Canal; also asking the attention OF
Congress thereto. "a 4,s...i
The Vice President also presented commu-
nicatiea from the Secretary Of the Interior in
answer 70 resolution in regard to the amount
paid the Mafshals Of the District Of Columbia
The bill from the House providing that Off
ccrs and Volunteers be paid according to the
pay,roiis, Was taken up and passed. e..
NJ, HARLAN presented petition for ship
canal from Like Michigan to the Mississippi
river. ~
M. KING presented potion from merchants
of New York in favor of bankrupt act.
Mr.. WILSON presented petition from citi-
gems of Missouri for a branch Mint at st. Louis.
NJ. HARLAN introduced a bill for Increasing
the revenue by the reservation Of town sites on
public lands. Referred. +9
The naval appropriation bill was taken up.
An amendment was offered that minors may
be enlisted without the consent of their parents
Mr.. GRIMES offered an amendment that the
President appoint annuslly ten midshipmen to
the Naval Academy to he taken from the sons
of officers: also that the District of Col
umbia be regarded as a representative District,
for the purpose Of making appointments to the
Naval Academy.
Mr.. WILSON Of Mass offered an amendment
that persons held to service or labor, commonly
called slaves, shall not be employed in any ca
pacity whatever in. any navy yard, dock yard,
arsenal, magazine, or fort, or in the Naval Acad-
envy.
The bill was then referred to the Senate, and
laid aside informally.
Executive Session-adjourned.
WAsH,NeToN, June l6.-HoUsE.-Mr DAWES
from the Committee on Elections, presented an
adverse report on the petition Of Chas. Henry
Foster, asking admission to seat as represen.
tative for the I'd district of North Carolina.
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From Gen. RleClellan !.

WAsHIsaros, juno Dispatches from
ArClellans army says the movements of the en-
envy to day have been extensive, and as yet in.
volved in my stery. Large bodies have been
seen moving down from near NechanicsviIls
bridge and Richmond, towards the late battle
6eldss~ = s8HsH'iss s-sa tsRf' ~at -
.0oFpiekcts we're driven in ycsterday from
Old Church, showing that the enemy intenda ma
king demonstration in that direction
Contrabands report that's 600 Cavalry LEFT
Richmond "Wednesday, going in the direction Of
Fredericksburg. Probably the same force that
was seen at Old Church. 9ioiees -
The'rebcleo opened sharp artillery IRE in
front Of San1ner's division, lastisg about three
honrs. We had one killed and one wounded.
Weather sultry. q hssa Fss sas
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Port Repnblic Ratsle.

FRosr ROYAL, June l5.-The result of the
Port Republic battle on Monday is now ascer-
tanned, as near as possible. Hany thought miss.
ing are doubtless badly wounded and necessari.
~ left on the field, in our retreat before supe.
rior numbers Many missing will DOUBTLESS re.
turn Our force engaged was mostly Western
regiments, who fought heroically foe more than
Eve times their number for four hours, and then
retreated in order, except one or two regiments
Who were surrounded and took to the noun.
tains. ts H
The 9Th Indiana did nobly; Col. Csryin re.
peatedly charged the Rebels driving them like
sheep They left Fredericksburg 800 strong,
and arrived at Port Republic 800 strong-the
remainder left along the route sick and disabled
After the fight the regiment numbered only 140
The 2eth and seth Ohio lost heavily.
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- .,s,ss,.@s q
~ stn3 g - leeeaae = senaaeettal!y a.
80 ~. I: H g. 49, ~ 49,. e
mn 81 (3eS. 1e01ejlsa. On ths Stsks b1sk ef
o. ChiotsAonIny ie exteads ovss O. irr6gnlar
lI6S mr. ~ suoods - point q ff66t Of
ssesySa PinsS Alsscted ~ 1air OAK Staiion
peshaps four nil1s loog. Ard " hight vtng
e0tess New Bridge St09 he hlRh platsau % De
"A Hank 81 tAe fiyee. or IL dIepoGal3on ~ Tie
sospecsivs corps, sad ef coassmphsed chlngel.
Il q not appsonGiAts 70 apesk. The enemy %
lcupiss parallel haes and 30 & sefo1ely instSicA
ia. I bappoes ths dshatabls belt Of swamps,
Aelds, and forests b not more than three-quaf.
teu Of mile wide 1t any point, and our respect
oolnt Of Aviation since the battle has been tie
fikht Of Fair Oak Station.
Since the battle Il has rained copiously. Yes-
terday and to-day only have We been exempt
from piuvial a1iictiona The coil, reduced 70
universal swamp, has rendered the movement Of
artillery Impossible, and the feshet IN the Chich
ahominy sweeping away our rude bridges iaster
than they could be restored, has impeded opera
lions TO an insurmouptabls degree. You viii
thus comprehend the apparently SLOW movemepts
Of the Commander in.Chief. Confer on him the
power 70 rule the elements aud he vii order
t0e exeCuttOu YIuuo WV'Cu tuSsc0 ous0tpcsb
Of his army could not nov accomplish. Permit
me 10 observe here that the sacred soil Of Vfr-
ginia is unlike that Of any known in the North.
The valleys are comparatively firm, the plateaus
spongy and trescheroua An hours rain will
convert these undulating lands into dangerous
morasses, impracticAbie for cavalry and artillery
almost impassable for infantry. ~
No man knows when the general collision
viii begin. suppose it depends - much upon
the weather as upon anything else. If the for
mcr Is the sole protracting cause, our suspense
may soon be terminated. II the enemy attacks.
any moment may find ~ crashing through bat.
talions. But I presume the rebels, admonished
BY their late cruel defeat by : portion Of this
proud army, viii not venture > repetitiou Of the
experiment, unless Beauregard and Jackson re.
iniorce them. But to quiet any mlsgivings which
may make the northern public uneasy, ! feel safe
is assuring you that We are prepared for any hos.
tile effort. No corps ID 90 isolated that il can.
not be sustained. and every point 10 watched
with uniting and incessant vigilance.
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LsAvsswoarH C1fY, June lb.-1he Kansas
Ueate Senate, sitting q court Of impcachment.
hss found John " Robinson, Secretary OF
Etase, guilty. Of high misdemeanor, BY 2 vote Of
l7Dl. On the remsiDiIg charges, the court
found him not guilty. The court, BY vote OF
Is to s, declared that John W. Robinson BE-
removed from ellice Of Secretary Of State.
The case of NJ. Peiley, Auditor Of State, was
then taken up.
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