Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11

WAaa,Norop. June 8 Joseph H. Bradley hal
drought suit against Gen. WadsWorth toi
false imprisonment. This grows out OF the ar'
rest of that gentleman by the military guard
who had proceeded 10 the Jail and forcibly re-
leased female, alleged to be slave, from
civil custody, the particulars concerning which
were published at the time. The owner Of the
slave has entered suit againat Marshal Lamon
on his bond for one thousand dollars, 40 prelim-
mary to suit for the value Of the slave.
The Tfibune's correspondence says: Major
w. M. Stone of the Third Iowa cavalry, Col.
Miller of the Eighteenth Missouri, and Capt.
Gregg of the Fitty-eghth Illinois, taken pris-
onerg at Shiloh, reached here last night from
Selma, Alabama, where are confined all the
officers taken at that battle above the rank Of
Captain. They were released on parole for forty
days, for tho purpose Of arranging general
exchange Of prisoners, the only stipulation be- |
ing that Gen. Buckner shall be included. They
were selected for the mission by the prisoners
themselves. They have come via Atlanta, Au- |
gusta and Richmond, thence back TO Peters.
burgh, and by flag Of truce on board the Moni'
These gentlemen report the South one vast
plantation Of corn and potatoes enough cotton
growing for seed. They have seen the inside
Of the rebellion know the enemy's strength and
vulnerable points, and only await an exchange
10 give Important Information. As the Govern.
ment 10 favorably disposed 70 fair exchange, |,
Dne will doubtless be effected
: The privates taken at Shiloh are at Tuscs-
Ioosa, Alabama, having been taken from Cor
nth via Memphis, Jackson and Mobile From
he latter place ell officers of lower rank than
'aptain were sent to Tsledega, and those of
higher rank to Selma. {
The officers have been generally we'll treat. II
ID. They are utterly ignorant Of the events Of
he last two months. The only newspaper they 1
lave seen was slip containing Beauregard'sl
'eport of the battle Of Shiloh. .t- -fliH i.
The paroled officers are surprised at the pre-. IA
railing Impression that Gen. Preniiss and com.
nand were captured early on the morning of
sunday, and state the surrender was precisely q
Il bH O'Clock p. M. Of that day. lV
Major Stone, late Judge Of the Sixth Dis.,ict .
i Iowa, was In commend Of the Third Iowa on
he extreme right of Hurlbut's Division, aud |
lext TO Peentiss when the former fell back. His B
light remained In support Of the latter, having {
ought from eight O'Clock A. M. till Eve o.
lock. On attempting to back, Prentias found '
imself completely surrounded by not less than a
our rebel bfigades, they being between him and .
he river. when the Third Iowa, Hurlbut's, | D
Eighth, Twelfth and Fourteenth Iowa, Fifty.
ighth Illinois, Eighteenth Missouri and Eight
enth Wisconsin regiments, were surrounded.
The committee on the judiciary have author.
ted the report Of Senator Harrls's bill creating
rovisional governments, which will of course
upersede the military governments.
The following nominations were made 10. day R
o. Bhgadier- Generals: Col. Henry D. Ferry,
1lchigan, Capt. Alben B. Howe, 4th Artillery. q
Com. CoWen, commanding the fotilla In the :,
ounds, writes that in the town Of Edenton the "
dayor alone, to his knowledge, professed loyal.
=, and northern residents, recently returned a
rom Newbern, declare the debates alleged to h
ave taken place In the Convention are misrep- :,
esented, and that whatever demopstra!ions Of =,
Jnionlsm have been made were for the purpose :,
I keeping hostile army at bay, which North ~ y
'aIolina rebels are not strong enough to resist.
Facts accumulate TO confirm the opinion, \,
eretofore expressed In this correspondence, :, :,
lat portion Of BeauregaTd's army, recently 4
Corinth, is now at Richmond. 10 addition -
the statements of Southern papers, II is pos ~
lively known here that prominent officer, very -
tely at Corinth, ives wounded at the battle Of 4,
air Oaks. w
It hss for several days been believed here =, y
at portion at least Of Jackson Q force 10 en-. :,
ute for Richmond. 'rs4. a7 , ~ ~
The Secretary of the Navy is preparing -,
tier to be transmitted to Congress, perhaps y. :.
morrow, stating that no adequate facilities =.
let for the manufactured iron plate for ships y.
ID gunboats needed by the American Navy ~ ~
1t two or three mills In the United States are =.
epared to do such work. The Secretary ="
III recommend that Governments take imme- 4,
ate measures to secure abundant manufactu. ~
rs of the best quality Of plates. He win al - -
recommend the estahliahment of navy yasd '"
the Interior Of the United States, somewhere
the Missisaippi river, for the construction Of
,n-clad veOsels Of war and gunboats. "A point az
the Mississippi should be selected below
,ich there 10 never less than fifteen feet of te
tier. .a.a 1a .Fr da
Doctor Barnes, chief surgeon Of Halleck's an
III, arrived here tonight. He states the vi
alth Of the troops in the Western army was co
no time in better spirits. .ss..... .l sa- to'
Major-G General Ord leaves In the morning hC
: the West--having been ordered to report to ma
sneral Halleck. 49,. l...s. sIsq all
WAsHNaroN, June lt.--The Seward Lyons diE
'aty for the suppression of the African slave trt
Ide is to-day officially promulgated, It is to foi
main In full force for the term OF ten years. co
for the ships Of the United States
d British Navy, and regulations for mixed me
urts Of justice, accompany the publication. At
June 10.-The President has Ga
ut message to Congress saying It Is desira re
. that such Legislation as may be necessary tW
carry the SeWard-Lyons treaty, for the sup
ession of the slave trade, into effect, shall II
enacted as soon as may compott with the 70
nyenience Of Congress. 5- M
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WAsHINdToN, June l0-The Navy Depart Co