White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26
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T METHODIST PRzAcHEns In tn,
The minutes of the Conference of tho W
Church and other official sources, sbo, a. :, l.
there are 800 clergymen of that bodr Va;
loyal army. Ofthese there are Coioa, lie
Lieuteqans Colonels, Major, Sc Cau,,iD.
inferior officers. 10 Privates, and 2ao cb,rI. %
u E1-Representativc Bouligny, Of y
Orleans, says that many who have been Wv
inent as rebel leaders have for Soma r'0a'
past or at least since the late Union ,ie,'. ,u"'
been converting their property into monor ''
giving other signs of distrust which arc M, ~'a
publicly known.
u AN EXCHANGE PRoPosED-Nrs o.
and Mrs. Gen. Beauregard are now With. LIE
lines. If they will pardon the appareD, =. w
Of gallantry, we propose to exchange then
their husbands. Can the chivalric br.,.
be so ungallant as TO refuse to accent ON, ~
|-Prosidenee Journal.
%. Andrew j. Vallandigham, who .,,.,-.
brother Of the member of CONGRESS- from M.
has been taken in custody by Col. Fi,z ps..
Warren, at Clinton, No., upon charge Of .,.-;
ing, robbing. and driving out Union men -,
narauding. bushwhacking and jayhawkipr ,.-
orally.
T DEAR OLD MAssAcHusErs.-A tanors.
drum on Boston Common seems to be b.,,1 Nv
through the State. The glorisus old Comm,
wealth rises equal to all emergencies. sno-
her any sacrifices for liberty, and there i =.
drop Of blood in her dominion too costly ,o,'
shed.-Haytfo,d Press.
T The Chicago Tribune says there urob,y.
never was before time in the history n, A..
West when there was such an immense a,or..
of counterfeit money in circulation. Such !,
the anxiety Of Eastern bankers to obtain 81,
culation at the West, that even hundred doll,
bills have become very common.
T 1t is stated that President Lincoln'sh,
lily will pass the summer months at the Soldis,,
Home, Old Point, Va, the former Sumn.,
residence of James Buchanan, a man who bsp
some Office under the Government few ye,,,
since. The place is now undergoing repairs.
u The bereavements of the war-so far >,
the single city of New Orleans is concerned-
have dreadful exemplifcation in the fact ,s
mitted by the Delta that there are now no few.
er than 2,4OO children in the several asylum,d
that city!
" ZAGoNn.-Nobody knows how to spellbi,
name, but the telegraph brings him up once
more, with Fremont. and ready to make another
splendid charge. Fremont has made some live.
ly marches, and will show that Stonewall ub,
a live abolitionist can do.
WHAT Grx. CAss SAYs.-somebody asked
Gen. Cass the other day, in Detriot: "Gener,l,
what may We do to save the Union1" "An7.
thing" MAY We abolish slavery" "AboIsh
anything on the surface of the earth to save the
nation.''
F There is q magazine at yorktown which
has not yet been opened, every one fearing tia.
some secret spring viii blow it up. It under.
stood. however, that it will be undermined, and,
the powder being taken out, all fear will be gone
u A letter from the late John Tyler, found
in the Norfolk Post Office, dated the fall befOr.
the Presidential election, says he had given up
the wine cup eight months previously, to devote
himself to his country until the end should eons
TJ W. Gray, publisher of the Cleveland
died in that city on Monday, at the
age of 4s. He received an injury in one ofhis
eyes some time since, which impaired his sight,
and finally caused his death.
OAmons other points of interest now with
in the Federal lines about Richmond is "The
called Ashland-in Hanover
County, the birth place of Henry Clay-"the
mill boy of the Slashes"
P The rebel Gen. jackson, who is believed
o be the smartest rascal of them all, replied
% the pirate Secretary Of War, Benjamin, the
'tber day, "Send me more troops and fewerOr
lers."
u A rebel officer who deserted from the reb
i army, says that Beauregard left Corinth with
me hundred and twenty thousand men, but that
ifty thousand deserted.
&C What supplement to all the boastin.
# Beauregard, Bragg, Price and Van Dorm, is
heir evacuation of Corinth, and the changing
f their retreat into wretched rout.
p The NEW RrsEL FLAo.-Imagine red
with broad white bar stretching
iagonally across it from one corner to the 9TH
r, and similar bar crossing the first from the
pposite corners, with o blue field of intersec.
ion, on which yellow spot represents the sun,
nd You have the flag.
p One Of the latest euriosities in the Lon.
on papers is the aseribing of the capture Of
Few Orleans TO Gen. Grant, as if it had been
bit Of boy-play from the encampment at Cor.
two places being only about thou
and miles apart.
" THE REBELS ARE NOT PRorHErs.-There
ill be battle in the neighborhood of Rich
,ond before many days, we entertain no
oubt, and We are equally certain that the en-
my will be defeated and that the greatest VIC
Dry of the war will crown the Confederate
rms.-Riehmond Dispsteh, May a.,
T Col. Guilford D. Bailey, Chief of Artil-
sry, who fell early in the action on the Chick
hominy, was graduate of West Point, in the
lass Of 1856, receiving an appointment as Sec
nd Lieutenant in the Second ARTILLERY, from
'hich he was promoted to Captaincy on the
d Of last August, subsequently, receivinga
ommis sion as Colonel of Volunteers.
70 A regiment on picket duty in front OIL
Yorktown was hailed by rebel Of an enqunus
lrn of mind a. follows: "What regiment