New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29


pials gathered round to get sight Of Union woman,
very rare sghl south Of he Potomac. One OF
Them MED when he saw mother, anitaid il seemed
as If his own mother bad come.
just before We left Winch ester, the body Of John
Browns son was taken out Of the Surgeons office,
where Il had been placed in safety, and pm, into
Rebel hands-how, nobody knows They stood II
M agn-t the outside Of the Medical college, where
it remained awhile much TO tie Indignation Of our
men. They carried il into the College, but suloe-
ouenty ,ook it out and gave it decent burial. That
night tie College Wa set iiIe 10y the Rebels, and
burued TO The ground.
Don't you want TO know tie price Of chivalry
down here? Col ----- heard that q young lady
in Winchester was ripping up a Union h'g, 10 turn
il into Socesb." lie sent for her, and made ler
give il MP. II was repaired and now floats over the
side walk Of the Surgeons house. where IL Il great
trouble 10 the Winchester ladies who cross the street
rather than walk under 1t. The other day some OF
/ he Maine Tenth sceiug one of them coming down
the pavement, placed bright silver Union quarter
directly under the Dag. Mis- socesb came up aud
tteIped Of he curb into the street fac usual to go
round tie dirty rag" but on seeing the piece OF
money, she retfaoed hsr Steps, and wnile che was
stooying 10 pick it up che was greeted by a tremen
dous shout Of laughter. 10 the price Of chiyaly Ii
twenty-five cents go.
MlppiFIA-Rg, Nh. 5th mo- 20. 1907.
On tire 9th, At Strasjurg, retired Al lUocock,
after putting out the candles. took survey from
tle Window and Jaw sigual liglts, but concluded
they were in commune alton with Gen. Bankss head
headouartcIs. Abont ]! o'clock Il terrible knocking
AZ the door and we were informed that we were
completely surrounded by the Rebels. At O'CLOCK
DR.. Blake appeared with orders nom headquarters
10 zee VI safely through" AT we were seated III
q strong four-horse ambulance, making our way
through baggage wagons and vehicles oil every
dc.eriotiop. We were told it was more likely
that q would see Richmond than Winchester, ana
,uch WAS our expectation. Our horses were diiVeh
m fost as possible in the midst oil cavalry wagons
and running men, until we reocheo the font. Az
o'clock We arrived at Winchester. After breakfast,
another drive, and at Martinsburg at 3p. M. we
elem, o;cbt 10 a room at the United States HOTEL AL
,o,, morning | was out TO re, information, ind
dst,rciy heard the firing OF cannon at Winchester
About 9 O'Clock there Was rush oil oa'aiiy'
wagous. All sorts Of vehicles CONTAINING eh'"e
families. household goods, men women huu
children Of all complezion'. espeeiahy w
darker running in every direction. we "eio 'o"'
emitting Al the hotel who should 20 on 10 lagertio"n'
when the landlady approached me ana sa'a'
Madam, do you 20, and take your daughter win
YOU. OF yonIl he shot down. know ny your i1oer
,,at YOU arc Abolilionists and you shali not RAY
here" j stood unmoved, and answered that We
would tale care Of ourselves. Our party hlled TWO
ambnlances We reached Williamspor, ana 'hehcc
drove on 10 liagerstowD, where We took Tea anu
expected to pass tie night Soon head great noise
10 The street; The b0tsl Was threatened With DE-