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We like the manner in which Butler poes
into the work Of restoring order in New
Orleans, unplcasing as it may be to the first
circles in that city who would doubtless
prefer more ffiend1iness and little more
OF "our set" in their military Governor.
We trust that the President will be slow to
replace him By any one, much less by any
man who will introduce the lid glove policy
andle of his subjects in hating Northern
Abohtionlsts, and .prating Of Northern ag-
gressions. Such man in single week
would undo all that has been done and send
chill to the hearts Of all loyal men. But
Ter has never been called an AboIionist in
Massachusetts, but he loves the Union, and
believes in the President and his Messages.
and has no love for slavery. And the same
qualities should be demanded in his suc-
ccSsOr
, 1862-06-04
THE MILITARY SHIP CANALS.
HON, F, ?. BLAIR'S REPORT.

WASHINGTON, June S.-A highly interesting
by Representative Blair OF Missouri, from the
Committee OF Military Affairs, with an amend
ment reported as supplementary section to
the pending bill for enlarging the Illinois
canal and improving the Illinois River. The
section provides for enlarging the locks OF
the E1ie and Oswego canals to q size adequate
to pass gunboats at cost not exceeding
5000, 600,
The report presses these works strongly as
a military necessity, rendered manifest BY the
menaces last winter Of the British press in re-
Epect to the cities and commerce Of the lakes.
nur two great channels OF naval access are
fron The Hudson, and the other from the MIS-
sissippi, are etrikingly treated BY the report
as intepra1 and inseparable portions Of har-
monio1s system Of national defense, their cem-
mercjal Importance will probably be presented
to Congress in some other form.
, 1862-06-04
INTERFERING WITH THEFR TN
STETUTI0NS.

Congress has been meddliug with the di-
vine institutions Of Utah, social system
which can plead the precedent of the pa
tria1chs- Polygamy is to be punished
and the manyswived bashaws Of Brigham
will CRY out against it. Now let the hu-
manity Of the age be rounded handsome
II by securing the complement to tnis re-
Etricton that no man shall hare more than
one wife; which We take it IS nothing more
nor 1ess, than that every man may have one
wife with DO man to gainsay it by selling
Dinah and her babies. In a better ere tn
come, men will marvel, that while the first
was made law Of the land, the latter was
only talked about by men who were aei-
tators and disturbers Of the peace, and
Of thepeaceable fruits Of man-stealing, con
fubinnge and breeding niggers for the
market
, 1862-06-04

NOT DEAD TET.-A telegram has been re-
ceIved from Senators Lane and Pomeroy sta
ting that Col. Jennisson would first be re-
s.ored as colonel Of his regiment and imme-
dlately be mnde bsigadier. Coming from
such o source, and addressed IS it is, to Gen.
Blunt we cannot question Its correctness.
The reiustating Of Col. Jennison is, We pre-
sumo, merely done to snnb 6turgi5 and his
pro-s1avery defamers- He will then be ap-
pointed brigadier and his friend Col Lee will
take command Of the jayhaWheIs.
These events viii create immense satIsfac-
tion not only to his old regiment. but in the
State and throughout the loyal North.
tnuorth Conservative, May 29fh.
, 1862-06-04

WASHINGTON, june 3.-The government
regn1ds Us pslpable fact that the movers In
the present rebellion never entertained the
expectation Of achieving revolution. What
they desired was to open point for foreign
intervention, on which they relied to over
throw the Union. They began their intrigues
and ever since have applied themselves to this
work of Intervention. The pretsnse Of revo-
luton was therefore 8 fraud, and Is now ex-
posed to the world. It is not doubted that
tAeae views are now, or soon viii be, known
to the European governments through the
Secretary Of State.
, 1862-06-04
That Hail Storm at Sterling.

That AAu storm at Sterling.
lSpecial Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune
STERLING, June 2, 1864.
Your Sterling correspondent gave but Il
feeble account Of the 1nte hail storm ut this
town. He does not tell half the truth.
Before begin, I will say the hail stones
we're as big as q horse's head. The water on
the depot grounds instead of being two feet
deep was seventeen aud i half feet deep, and
the stone freight-house he spoke Of was float
ed into Rock River.
Nineteen horses and wagons plunged into
one drug store, and would hsye done great
deal of damage but for the smell Of the tine
ture Of horse mint.
A pair Of stags standing in front Of your
yesterdays swift correspondents door, on
seeing Linn In trepidation, ran out to secure
sundry wooden bowls and stone flower pots
from dissolution, installing his spirited head
and ears for new planet with two tails, and
with tails erect broke and rau towards the
north pole, and have not been heard OF since.
Fl.
, 1862-06-04
From Indianapolis.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.1
.TnDTAxkp1r1s ,Jnna g 1EE2

Lieut.. Col Hoffman, the officer In charge
Of the rebel prisoners, visited the city q few
days since. He WIS 30 well pleased with
Camp Morton and the management, that he
crdercd new barracks fof at least 1000 addl-
tiona1 pTisone1s.
Capt. Ekin, the United States Quartermas-
ter at this place, has been empowered to
grant discharges, &C., to disabled soldiers.
It ia said here that H1llet and Jerome.
Stoyer's acconp1ices and brokers, will be
convicted and sentenced to the PenitentiarY.
The evidence sgainst them Ia said to be con-
elusive.
, 1862-06-04

ITO RENT-A frst-class four story
i brick dwelling No. 58 Third avenue Contains il
rooms and Ia lifted up with all the modern improve
mcnts Has good brick barn attached. Will be rented
until tic first Of May next at the low price Of 500 per
ennnm Inquire on the premises or Of q. l. WALkEK.
No ls0 Lake street. je+F911wFAH
, 1862-06-04
RRAn THE REVIEW.

We devote portion Of our paper to-day
to review Of the New Constitution, IN
which few Of the most prominent oojec-
lions to that abomination are conelseIy
sct forth. 1t will attract the attention Of
Our readers, and to them we commend it.
With ordinary industry and care on the
part of the mcn Of Illinois who love
good government, prompt administration
Of Justice, small expenses, low taxes and
common humanity, this Springfield hodge
podge may be easily defeated In this city
where it has been attenhyely studied, it has
nohiends outside Of q narrow semi-seces-
sion circle. The leading members Of the
ba1 Of all parties are united to man in
opnosition. They know what farce our
Judiciary would be if organized on that
Springfield basis, The men Of property see
in it onerous and unnecessary taxation; the
rnen If toll hnte it because It is a bold at-
..e1npt 10 hoodwink and humbug them.
It has hardly supporter; and II the pub
lie opinion Of Chicago is an evidence OF
The general unpopularity Of the unclean
thing it will not get forty thousand votes
in the State. By everybody it is recognized
rs merely politicians Constitution
scheme for putting power into the hands
If the Egyptian Democracy, and there per
petuAting it-a scheme to remodel the fun
dameutal law and distribute the office:
rhilc the best patriotism Of the State is il
the field contending against the armed
foes Of free institutions, with far other Wea
mons than those Of cunning and falsehoot
which the political tricksters have adopted
Northern Illinois will wash her hands 0
all responsibility of the iniquity by yotint
almost solid against it.
, 1862-06-04
HAITI AND LRERr4.

The world docs move and Conoresr u-;+b
it. Think Of vote to recognize nation
OF negroes, Old conservatism represented
IN the person Of Crittenden, the Mrs. Skew
ton OF statesmen, shrieked and Nrithed
but without effect, for the vote was recorded
on the side Of liberty and the elevation of
men Of all r1ces
, 1862-06-04

Better late than never, and though Gen.
Fremont came into the valley of the shen-
andoah not precisely as was set down for
him, he is there and hard on Jackson,s
rear, with enough already accomplished to
lend some Of its glow to the dismal victory
down on the Chickahominy.
, 1862-06-04

New YoRK, June s.-The Virginia brought
4s0 released prisoners. They LETT Salisbury,
N. c., on the 26th and 27th OF Aay, but an
accident to the first train, which nearly termi-
mated In throwing them all over the side Of =
bridge fifty feet high, delayed them In Raleigh,
where the two lots Of prisoners Joined.
, 1862-06-04

FLOUR AND GRAIN IN STORE IN CHICAGO,
The following table shows the amount
Of flour and grain in store in this city,
yesterday, compared with the amount in
store at the corresponding date in 1861:
June 2, 1869. June 2, 1861.
Flour. brls. 43,4O0 87,7cO
NGeat. bu-........--.-. G1S,996 a59 919
Com, bu-----...----~. .1e68,s81 1,654,3S4
, 1862-06-04

ITO RENT.--Thc fine Dwelling
4 House, 24S West Lake street. Contains some ten
or twelve rupms wlth ~ateF, and d1YIIrc+. all
complete. Price $ce0 rcr year Inquire of WILLIAMS
& EOCGHTEI1NG. M0ts South Water street, allIoil-
Ing Wells street bridge ie2-rH5G,St
, 1862-06-04
REORGANIZATION of Gen. Steele's d.
Tihf0us

T1h10ns
rFrom the Missouri Democrat, Sd
The forces under Gen. Steele, now at Bates
vile, In Arkansas, Increased bJ several regi-
ments detached ffem Gen Curtis forces, have
been 1eorgau1zed, as follows:
1eT Brig ApE-8th end 18th Indiana infantry. Da-
xldson's hattcry, 1st Indiana do; Brig. Gen- Vim.
T.. benssn commander.
ID bKlaAlH-8sd Illinois infantry, 18th W1seon-
IN; aaaal n.stesy 18th Ohio battery, Col T.
oR noia easa q fsTs1 a. ;ads % iGws esGa
,tour small guns attacaed; CT. Conrad Baker com
1nander.
Headquarters escort. Dodson'e .svnl,y.
We are pleased to see that Co.'s. Haker and
Boyey still retain the positions they haTe a.
houoTzbIy filed, and SO well deserved ~
keep; and in Gen Benton we recognize va1.
uable addition to the efficiency and force Of
the division.
We have good reason to believe that an I'M
portant cavalry expedition, whose destination
We deem it not best at present TO mention, is
on foot, and has already, as we write, started
from BatesTille, under command Of acting
Big. Gen. Conrad Baker There is no truth
In the current report that Curtis aud his
forces have gone to Tennessee BE was, on
the 18th Of May, only some fifty or sixty
miles north Of Little Rock Gen SigeTs body
bis orders.
, 1862-06-04

Russian Consul at Sun Frane1acos
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The President has
recognized Martin Klinkowstrolm as vice con-
sui Of Russia for the port Of San Francisco.
, 1862-06-04
Nf1n advertisements.

W TANTED.-To Lawyers, de-
W & situation by . competent Law Copyist Is
good Penman, and can give hrstclass references -Ad-
x, 7. T." Tribune Office. Ie4-r6N7.lt
, 1862-06-04
-- Mem anherttsR1,lR11ts.
JUS + OPEN Ed.
NEW PATTER MS
SILK SACQUES
AMD SILK MANTIEs.
ALSO, TIE
NEW M0HAIR POINTS

And Lace Ganac
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aofR Cosf-
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telegraph Bu3dfYe Garner ~ r aru anuE -, ..
r.7g-. ,~1 Sr ~ " 20. es* Sla1A s&teel3
f-o,o+, 1.zs-a::t GAoot 1A1So1s-
eospaesed facilities ar chtaIafup "AeA A%
PENSIONS paw porrr-
F,axSscn+ co., a l. nVCSli,
on ~ SHalEaCtorS and ouarterrsaste C1sfmz
15EEEiGEes @nEa! naEanst s9A government.
7isaEsd r., Sslons TOR life secured 70 all 1crson1
lire ~ G.tg anJ Or y disease contracted a the
- anu 9untinaed altar P:ussorc5's lat
or nTn6aT ssfsr - ao5 or dependant nCthez
" pAEw w aEn 19tf 1ftff,>zrx-
o 49, ae 5at ipiaE pt?upuy collected az,4
of III Whe bopa H aes Is witoWg and hetE
c1ntr, c+aJ neEii heu' oeatFC d1sd Of d!sey
~'I''" 'eo ~ = eae sessiee.
APPLICATIONS
y ,M.znnSton ssd We make ckare 1oz ssrsce u
,ra S1 1nspA tsueAE astan 70 ciaia y! the ORDER theY
9TH xour :a;nss aast ausa9tlse5. Forward
doub!e onrS eo4s eesa4cates or I@=eiiases on shfs
To nn1 pn-.a,-,E
, 1862-06-04
CHE Grihtttre.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1862.

eThe proceedings in the State conyen-
lion Of Missouri, now in session at Jeffer.
son City, will be read with interest. The
reports Of the. first and second days arc
given elsewhere.
, 1862-06-04

WANTED-{To Insurance Com
w panics and others->-By young man thorough
II tonreEsant with tie Fire Insurance business situ
aton in an Office Is . superior pearnan and book
Keeper, ard ye the highest references to CHAR
aeter and ability. Address IT. J. c." Tribune Office
je4-ES5Glt
, 1862-06-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending Nav ri. 1859.

The following table shows the receipts
OF Flour, Grain, Live Stock, &C., since Jan.
1st to date for three wears:
, 1862-06-04

w N7ANTED.-200 Men wanted as
W TEAMsTERs.-Sas month md ratons will
he paid for tG for three months ssrvce as Team
stcTs for the army Of the Ohio Transportation to and
from Chicago furnished. Apply at the Vest Market
Hail. ie1-rS9f1u
, 1862-06-04

SHERMAN, HALL & CO, 81
~ South Water street are making CASH AD-
tANCES on GRIM and Flour consigned to
WIN, s, TOCLE & CO., NEW YORK.
Also on Pork Lard and Dutter for sale In New Tork
-. .bIrT,arf = Fprorn
, 1862-06-04

w .ANTED.-Any one having
w Secondhand Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine H. Eood order t. dIsps5e II san And cash nns
price and where il may be seen. is4 -E9sk5.s.t
, 1862-06-04
RuTTAN DusTER

V E N T I T. A TO r S
e2 44tuetl
, 1862-06-04

AT TASONIC.- C.-Members Of Lafay-
1f1 cite Lodge. No H. Of L. F. & A. ". are hereby
notified to be at the Hall in the Masonic Temple on
Thursday, at II P NJ for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of our late brother 1saac Harris DEeta
from the sister Lodges n the city Al we'll AS tran
je+r4l-zt A. II, HITCHCOCK. r, II.
, 1862-06-04

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
1yl ESTATE In the city OF Chicago on lAr1ns in
Illinois within one hundred miles Of Chicago. Apply
10 GEO. =. NEWC0MB, 81 Dearborn st., Room No. T.
ie+rse1-1m
, 1862-06-04

81 100 Wanted to loan for
two years on well improved prop
TtIf,,1 - 1880 {ot-N
, 1862-06-04

POOK.kEEPERS TAKE NO
!, ~ IIGE@E1l;nE Fsns f., red ink. %asranted Eot
, 1862-06-04

TOR SALE.-One Of the most
Il Pleasant and desirable residences in the beautiful
suburban village Of Hse Park, with ground
AlS0-A neIt cottage and two OF lard very cgs-
bly, located at Woodlawn, adjoining Hyde Park. Rail
road facilities to ard from Chicago six times day. In
Quirc OF c. STICkNEY.
hyde Park, June 4th- t-rS:s4t
, 1862-06-04

DOOK KEEPERS TAKE NO.
IL TICE-RnNng Pens for red Ink warranted not
eosrode tpr sale at the Lake street Opticians No.
-, te4{3Q8H
, 1862-06-04

TOMPOSITORS WANTED
~ Seven good Compodtore can find employment on
the Peoria Transcript. Wages twenty y-eght cents
thousand and ten cents per hour extra Tor sunday
work-regu1ar Union prices, Good respectable board
, 1862-06-04

DOOK KEEPERS TAKE NO
- T1CE-Ru]ing Pens for red Ink, warranted not
corrode Tor sale ut the Lake street Opticians No
rs, jeaE9o51s
, 1862-06-04

w WANTED.-A F1rst-class Book
. Keeper WHO speaks the English. German and
Scandinavian languages wishes to make engage
ment With Commission House Manufacturing
Company. Address nj. Q " at this o1nce ie 9o13f
, 1862-06-04

w ANTED-To purchase a Horse
w and Buggy, for Which good board viii be given
4ht
, 1862-06-04

4 IL YE AFT FLICTE E D
CLARK street. and be cnred. Hc deEotcs his whole
time and attention to the treatment Of those diseases
tAt need speedy and permanent No charge for
consultation. All cures guaranteed Office hours from
8 in the morning until In the evening. tefE$H1t
, 1862-06-04

w ANTED TO RENT.-A good
W GRIST MILL with tn or three run Of etone
good water power. IN good location for custom
E0rk within kn easy DISTANCE OF railroad either in
DESCRIPTION Of mil: location, rent &C.. to e B." Boz
81, Fond du Lac. Via. 5e4fSS3A3t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-25

bach some guns into the earthworks and opened with
round shot and shell. For nearly an hour they fred
pretty husky, sorss Of Ayres and Kcnnedys guns be-
mud our iue brtasiwofks fepiing the euemys fire.
Private henson " Company II, sixth regiment, was
wounded BY the fragment of she'll With the exception
OF an occasional SHOT from both sides nothing ofnerest
uanspFed during the remainder Of the morning.
The General commanding the Vermont brigade thank.
cd his gallant Vcrmontcrs as follows
oESuRAL oRDER--No. g.
HnApouARrHRs SECOND BRIGADE. April II, 1902
ne bUeadirf General commanding congfatu'afcs the
troops ~ This brigade for the conduct exhibited by them
yesterday while under fire. The inyinchlity Of spirit
The enemy sheltered in rife pits is worthy Of the highest
admiration.
The conduct of-First Sergeant Hol,on. Company 1,
sixth vermont in srcurug and bringing back the coofs
Of The regiment, after the bearer shot down. is de-
serving Of especial notice praseworthy aud daring
act
Soldiers " Vermont let your future conduct rival that
Of Yesterday and your friends and State may well be
proud " YOU
BY order Of the Brigadier General
Late last night several companies n the enemy made
very sudden appearance In front Of their work "a, the
scene OF the encounter the 18th, and fred voley
towards where the Second Vermont regiment lay
In the edge n wood. Our pickets answered in very
lively manner, and the enemy dispersed What was the
purpose Of this mysterious movement no one knows
but Il was perhaps feeler b see how soundy We slept
Eight guns stood all day yesterday In the open field OPP
poc the cnemys position, and II Is possible that, II
had been caught inspiring be might have made the
tempt 40 steal battery. Nobody was hurt side
was Killed by the encmys HAcmcn saycty was on the
Dir l-t but sent up 90 entertainments in the
field 20 carry up some coffee 20 the there. He sod
ncar 20 e cntfcnchment fully five hundred yards dis
heart aud The ball passed through his body aud at
his back.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-25
VERMONT ITEMS

POWDER MILL Yesterday
afternoon an explosion took place in the CYL
lnder Mil, at the Works Of the Bennington
Powder Company, tearing the building to
atoms, and making miniature desolation
thereabouts. Three Of the cylinders were
charged, containing in all some IS kegs Of
powder IN half-6nished condition. The
explosion was felt quite sensibly in the VIII
lage, Jarnng building, &c, but was compare
lively nothing to that experienced from the
explosion on the same grounds last Fall. No
one, fortunately, was killed or in any way in
Jured, though Mr.. Hyde, one Of the head men
oil the establishment, had narrow escare.
having been out of the building but ten min
utes when it went off. We believe that tho
cause of the explosion has not as vet been
definitely liked upon.-BsnmiRgton Banner.
10 The Bellows Falls Times saws Mr..
Shatluek of Putney found hen in his hay
NOV on the 9TH of April, that had lived COW
cred with hay since last July alive and in
fair condition. The Times says:
"She had Travelled a path back and forth under tho
beam for about ten feet and had worn on her feathers
each side living upon the hay and grass seeds with noh
ng 10 nph hef tongue unless pechauce she obtained
few hakes Of snow which may have come through lie
cfevees IN the barn II any one doubts this We would
say that we have it from those who have seen the hen
PRoIIFio.-Mr. James Ktteridge of this
town has SIX ewes that have bad this spring
thirteen lambs-five had twins and one trim.
lets The sheep and lambs are alive and do
ing we'll If any one can tell larger story
and back it up with the mutton, we shall be
glad to chronicle it.-Caledonian.
A dwelling house in Hartland, belonging
to Mr.. L Brown OF Windsor, and occupied by
Cyrus Burke, was destroyed by fire on the
morning of the 10th inst, together with m, at
OF its contents. Loss about $1,000. The
house was partly insured
g. NJ Waite, of Bratteboro, cashier of the
Wlndham County Bank, has recovered of the
Wlndham County Mining Company 1855 for
services as their Clerk and Treasurer.
The Caledonia County Jail is not occupied
The OaledoniaR is not sure whether il is a
sign of good morals or not
The smallpox is prevailing in Waltham.
The FIRST case, young woman, has died of IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-25
FROM Northumberland rfOfNfTY

FROM WASHINGT0NAND TOfNITY
The following order has just been issued +;
In the present condition Of military operations
At Yorktown, no passes can be given to per-
sons not Immediately connected with the
noops in a military capacity. The sick and
wounded will be amply provided for by the
government, and friends cannot DC permitted
to visit them while the above prohibition is
in force.
An official report from Gen. Hunter, Of the
capture Of TT Pulaski,t to the War Department
says; the firing was continued thirty hours,
when, as our troops were about to storm the
fort through breach, the rebel flag was struck.
We captured a. guns, 1000 shot and she'll,
10000 pounds Of powder, 400 prisoners, with
their small arms and accoutrements, and a
good supply OF provisions. One Of our men
was killed and none wounded.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch states
that il it said on the authority Of interc cpted
letters from Richmond, that several editors
Of rebel newspapers have been hung for pub
fishing intelligence which was contraband Of
of war.
portion of Gen. McDowelrs army, on
Thursday, 9th inst, marched from the yicin-
ity Of Warrenton Junction upon Fredericks-
burgh It's progress was disputed by rebel
force Of one regiment Of infantry, one of cav
airy, and battery Of artillery, which attempt
ed to make two distinct stands. They were,
however, driven across the Rappahannock, az
ter inhicting upon us a loss of killed and
l6 wounded-all Of the cavalry. The rebels
applied the torch TO the bridge, thus delaying,
temporarily, our progress into the town. BY
this time, however, that obstacle is overcome.
1t is not known what has been the loss Of the
rebels in the above diminishing.
Apalochioola. Fla, is successfully occupied by
our troops. The capture was effected by the
eunboats Mercadita and Sycamore, with little
opposition. on the Sd. A few shells dispefs-
ed the rebels and the non-resistant portion Of
the population were found TO be almost starving
The blockade had efectually cut off the
supplies on the seaboard, and their resources
from the Island were not sufficient to main
tain the ordinary comforts Of life. 1t is
not to be wondered at that the people should
proclaim loyalty to the Union, and accept the
protection Of Commander Stallwagen cheer
fully, municipal authorities and all others
The Worlds Washington dispatch says that
information has been received that these are
5000 rebel troops at Gordonsvlle, who are
getting ready to fall back on North Ann riv-
er preparatory to general retreat to Rich
mond.
The 7rijune's dispatch says the Norfolk
papers profess to have accounts from Knox
willie. Tenn, on the Eth. OF an engagement
between 800 rebel cavalry and 700 national
troops in which rs of the latter were killed,
and 500 taken prisoners, near Jacksonboro',
Tenn.