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The national Republican., 1862-07-19

PINEY POINT PAVILION,-Thb~
we'll koown and delightful resort for ~
the rscepuca OF visitors The undsrsigned begs
leave 70 state that the place haa been rebuilt with
very large and comfortable cottages and newly fur.
nis6sd; nsw bathing hou'es, for ladies and gentle
men; also splendid wharf No pains or expense
has been spared TO make 1t uuoxosled by any salt
water bathing place In the MED States. The table
will be supplied with al the salt water deioaoiss,
tueh o. sof snd hard hhel crabs, dns oysters, Ter
rapins. sheep head and other tsh The bar will be
fu'nlshed With choice wines liquors, segsrs, 40
Gooo ana ling, and always plenty hshing, and tail
ipg boats icr the enjoyment Of the suests, free Of
onsrgs. Attentive and oblisirg .sryants A spien-
did ootillon bant has been engaged fnr the season
sha be lett undoue IN his part 70 give satisfsotiun
10 all who ms' give him call.
1srms-sl par day, Slo per week, ~ per month;
All visitors are required 10 iu,nish their own
bathing CLOTHES H. j. MARSHALL,
lyN Proprietor.
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WILLIAM II. SEWARf

AS- New York Soldtets' Eeiiet ascot
tiOn "A meeting # this Association will be III
ct Temperance Hall, or T. street, between Nin,h 4
Tenth, SATURDAY, jay 10, OF O'Clock D. m
Hospital vi iiirg Committees II l. Of The higlf
Importance that all the members be present :.
u. ID. BARRETT,
jy 1s-2ts Secretary If Commit, eel
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

NEGRO RkoInESr.--It Ia said that Count Ga
rowski, the celebrated Russian nobleman, has
signinsd his willinsns. 10 take command Of q
negro regiment, and movement is on loot to
have him commissioned for such purpose.
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

~ Batnheiov's Hair Dys-The Best
the worid.-wiiIixm A. Batch q ceicbfat
Halt Dye produocs = color net /, be disengui.b b
from Dstu'e: warranted not to injure the Hall In
least remedies the III eutcts Of bad d, ei and inv
Q, aits the Hair Tor life GREY RED, or RUST
HAIR Instantly turhs = splendid BIaok or Brow
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by
Druggists, 40.
~ The Genuine Ia signed WILLIAM
BATCHELOR. ~ M fstir .iLa of sdeA bS.
Fscto y, No 81 llarclay street, (Late 2as Brcu
way ana l0 bond,J New York my Ily
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81 Lyons Magnetic Insect Powds
Tssted for 10 years and grows in favor. It kills ~
ex'trminates Reaches. He'd Bugs, Ants, Flei
Moths In Cloths, Furs aud Furniture, Garden ]
sccts, DC All genuine bear the signature Of
Beware OF countericits aud iniitaticus
I.yoa's Powder kills NIL Insects in n trice,
Lyon's Pills arc death to ra's aud mise
Bold everywhere. d. 6 BARNES,
Ap3o-TTSSm COZ Broadway, New York,
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~ Special aosice.--On and after Tues,,a
Apr1l 1852, tie irains on the Baltimore aud oh
kAiiVoad will commence running daily, (Sunda,
exoeptsd0 lraving tnis Station at I " o. m, M
eonnscting at Washington junction with Ma
Train for all paris Ut the West ua wheeling I
pafhersburs. Through tickets sold and bagSa.
checked. ". L. SMITH,
II. Of transportation b. a o. Il. Il.
ap1-dN TBtsP \ G3iobeI
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
rabhsOsn Daily, Sundays Bisspisd,
by w. J. MURTAGH l. co.
osoaot n. WESTON, toIroa.

~ The puhiioAiIon oses Of the Naiio~u
Republicdn ia ii the northeast ecrnef Of D ars
seventh street. second aoor. over v. D. Bhsp
hsrd'a store. Entrance " Seventh street.
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ls-2ts

81 There will he q DemOustra tlon he
by the Sons OF Levi, ard o her benevolent sOci-tf
on SUNDAY, the 2lst iistsut, at 0'ciocr, al WI
ley Y on Church on ID str ct between Second !
Third streets, (island) Ut which time iher. will B.
collection taken up for the benefit Of the Cont
bands There will be, also, several addresses der
cred by tn President and members Of III, abs
namsd society.
The puplc aud friends ar 7. spc ,tfiliy invited.
JOHN y WASHINGTON, I,
jy 1i-3t. Secretary Sons of Levi
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

NJ Law Notice. ROBERT J. wALKEl
| and FREDERlC r. aTANTON will practice Law
Courts Martial, poards of Commission, r., and D,
partinents. Aided BY two o,her as-nciates no par
OF an extensive huspesr will be neglected adde's
ington ID G an na.am
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FORD'S ATHENEUM.


This splendid, aud we'll ventilated res, RI, will be
open d for q b,t.f season Oa
MONDAY EVENING, July II, by
HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS,
Which will bs recognized by the int. .iDgsnt public
Of WsAhinEton ~
FOREMOST
Among the most efficiently ot ganized MUSICAL
TROUPES In the United Statss.
The entertainments will include = sparkling vsrIs
y Of
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
Including selections from the most popular Operas
Americsn ballads, concerted piec.s. SO
Together with
DRAMATIC ILLUSTRATIONS
Of the humurCus character In los Of the AmerIcau
negro inte,spersed with
INVITATIONS,
DANCES.
and ANECDOTES.
ASe%Tg he P.Sminsnt members ofths Company, are
NELsE SEYMOUR,
and CHAS. HENRY.
Admission, % cents. Orchestra Seats, 80 cents.
FAMILY Circle, 10 cents.
aS- No extra ohargss for reserving sests.
ty ~
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS NoSRos, July 7--Ssv.ral gun
boats came down the river to day 10 convo,
the troops now at this place up the Jumss
river
All quiet on the river. and there is no news
OF moment from the army.
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

Patriosic DoAaaioa.
Nav Yosk, July lst, 1869.
70 Hon. E. NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War. Washington.
SIR: b-g leave to call to your attention y
private letter, which ] addressed TO you In tn
mouth Of March last. relative 10 some Enfield
ridas ordered from England through hersrr
Rowland and Aspinwali, In the early part OF
The rebellion. In accordance with the determi
nation t.sr.in and previously expressed, not
to recrive any pecunisry benefit for services
rendered or risks incurred 10 either depart.
men, Of Government. I herewith remit you th,
amount which has this day been paid me a.
proat on my interest on the arms thus imported
and sold 70 the War Department, viz /: a chrck
on the Bank Of America for twenty five thou
and two hundred and ninety dollars and sixt,
cents.
AM, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
VIZ. II. AsrNwALL.
Order Rsspsesins WIN. n. Aspis~ali.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGr0N CRY, d. O.,
July l6, 1862.
This Department having this day received
from VIM. H. AspinwsIl, E.q, Of New York.
bis check for S25, ,2sO 60. on his share Of prof
On contract for arms psrchssed by Rowland
and Arpinwall and sold tOSthe United States
II 10 ordered, "That this check be transferred
70 the Secretary Of the Treasury, and that th,
thanks Of the Department be rendered TO Mr..
Aspinwall for the proof be has furnished Of th,
disinterestsd and patriotic spirit that animate,
Ihe citizens Of the United States In the pres-
snt contest against treason and rebellion, Civ
ing assurance that government, thus support
ed by citizens who prefer the public welfare Il
lhsir private gain, must overcome its enemies
(Signed) EDwIs N. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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Held fur q Hearing,

virginia Mullen wxa arrested on Wednesday,
by Ofosr J"hns"n, Of the Third ward, on the
chsrs1 Of Keeping bawdy house. She was
taken before Justice Clayton, who CONTINUED
the case for further hearing.
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ap 1--dtf

~ sabseribers TO the Republican. D.
Georgetown or tbs seventh ward (l-lnnd, who fl
10 receive their Psiers REGULARLY will Ublige III
agent, . Delphsy, by leaving nItice at 81
when all dslinqusncies will be promptly a,iende
Iuaxr
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q EFfC1AL.

DEPARTMENT " SrArE, =
Washington, Jan. rs, 1861
The Secretary Of State will hereafter rece.
members OF Congress on businers on Saturdsss
commencing with Saturday, the elxt Of n.
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARIf
The national Republican., 1862-07-19
From Tennessee.

NAsaviLLs, July II. Returned prisoner
report that the Federal prisoners taken by
Morgan we're psroled at McMinville, and had
returned " hurfrsesboro'. The rebels have
gone 10 Chattanooga.
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

m oATUntoa Prayer MeetinR.-Ths Upio
rIaSer Meeting will bs hsid every afternoon tb,
wee, we.t iu New York Avenue church, (Rev DR.. Our
hour. $3.50 'sNh ~
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WAN ANDEN's PATENT
POHTABLE COPYING PRHsB,
. a HANNAH T. CO.,

,Bols FFopFistors, 70 Gilt street., New York.
Two Sizes. .el.O0 and Sl.a6.
A1r On reoslpt Of price, Pres will BE- mailed to
any address, postage paid. Descriptive Ciroulsrs
ssnt u requested. Btsdonsrs sad Agents supplied
on liberal terms.
~. Extraordinary inducements offered TO so,slli
gsGt Agents. CIR sa-tAwSn
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~Wsston's i'rogress OF SlaVery-Copiei
Of this weIk are for sae at the otoe Of the Natsona
Rsptaasen. Pamphlet edition, 2S cents Bounc
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We have only space to-day for tho reply d
tho minority:

WbuiNdTOS, July 10, 1857.
Mr.. PRhsIDEsr The undersigned, members
Of Congress trom the border States, in response
10 your address of Saturday Isst, beg leave to
say that they attended II meeting on the same
day The address WAS delivered, for the purpose
| Of considering the same. The meeting appoint.
ed u committee TO report = response to your
address. That report WAS made on yesterday,
and the action of the majority indicated clearly
that the response reported, or one IN substance
the same. would DO adopted ind presented to
you.
Inasmuoh M ws cannot, consistently with our
own ssnse Of duty to the country, undsr the
existing perils which surround us, concur 10
that response, we feel II to DO due IL you and
to ourselves to max to You brief and oandit
answer over our own signatures.
We believe that the whole power Of the Gov
srnment, upheld and sustained by all the infu
snces and means Of oil loyal men In vii seotions
and OF all parties, 10 essentially necessary l.,
put down the rebellion and preserve the Union
appeal to US to have been made fOr the purpose
OF securing this result. A very large portion
Of the people In the Northern States believe
that slavery 10 the "levsr power Of tho rebel,
lion" II matters not whether this belisf bs
wsII founded or not. The belief d"es exist, and
We have to deal with thinRs Nj thoy are, and not
NJ We would have them be. ln CONSEQUENCE OF
the existence Of this belief, we understand that
an immense pressure 10 brought to bear for the
purpose OF striking down this institution
through the exercise Of military authority. The
Govern msnt cannot maintain this great struggle
II the support and influence Of the mon who
entertain those opinions be Withdrawn. Neither
can the Government hope for early success n
the support Of that element oallod "oonsorvA.
tive" bs Withdrawn.
Such being the condition Of things, the Pres
ident appeals n the border SiaLS men to step
forward and prove their patriotism by making
the nrst saorihce. No doubt like appeals have
been made to extreme men In the North 10 meet
us half way, 10 order that the whole moral, po.
litical, peouniary, and physical force OF the
nation may bs nrmly and earnestly united in
one grand effort 10 save the Union and the Con.
stitutiOn. f...- d.. l.a.a.- |..
prompted your address, and suoh the rssaltS
TO whioh It looked, we cannot reconcile II 10
our sense Of duty. In this trying hour, to re-
spond In spirit Of fault hnding or querulous.
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCRU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
u,, ,,,o, THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RECIllr,
THE GREAT' pIuRETIC
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BucHU,
THE GREAT DRJRETIC
And positive and Specific remedy for Disc ascs Of ths
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel. Drnnsv
Organ Weakpess
And all Diseases of the Urinary Orpans
See advsrtisemsn. in smother coIutnn. Gut IL out,
and Asnd for the medicine nj once
Bsodre af ooinlerjiI, isoss
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q. u ID. w. BATES,
Practical Clock and Watch Rspairers aud
JovVollOr0s h

No. 43l Estrest, oas door belo Y seventh street
All styles of CLOCKS repaired at residences by
leaving address, and warranted to give satsfaotion
tor one year All styles Of CLOCKb for sals at the
lowest cash prices. All orders attsode1 10 with
prOmptnsss aud dispatoh, " t--rg
The national Republican., 1862-07-19
ID Il. A. ZAPPO NE,
Physician and Dentist,

Dr. zAPPOHE continues 70 rive iusiru otio.s "a
Medical Btudsnt' and olhers In Znatomy, Phys ,Io.
gy, Chemistry, Geolegy, B,t4ny, and yarisus other
branches OF soienoo oon nneotad With medioine. Jv&
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

Cssa IN md Of shs Amy OF the South.
wSst.
CORisrH, June IT, Gen H,lleck, In giving
up the co,nm,nd Of the Army of the south
west. has issned general order compliment
ing the troops for their gallantry aud good
oondutk
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ANOTHER DIsPATCH,

OoRISrH, July Is. Gen. Halleck has JUS,
issued special dsld order. saying that In Civ
ing up the immediate command Of the troops
constituting the Army Of the Southwest, BE-
ds'lres to express bis high appreciation Of
their endurance. behav vlor, and soldieriy con-
duct which they exhibited on oil occasions, ond
TO express 10 the commanders Ct army oorpr
and their subol dinates the warmest thanks for
their co operation.
He says the soldiers who have so uobly done
their duty, and accomplished much towards
crushing this wicked rebellion, ir they con.
tinus to exhibit the same vigilancs, courage,
and perseverance,, will, It is believed, soon
bring the war to a close.
The national Republican., 1862-07-19

TO-NIGBT
SAM. SHARPLEY,
BAN. SHARPLEY,
SAN SlIARPLEY,
SAN. SHARPLEY,
SAN. SHARPLEY,
SAM. SHARPLEY,
SAN. SHARPLEY,
SAN. SIlARPLEY,
The greatest Ethiopian performer in the world, sc
knowlsdgsd BY the protession 10 stand at
the head Of al, others.
FATTlE STEWART,
FATTIE STEWART,
FATTlE STEWART,
FATTIE STEWART,
The world renowned Com Singer.
ANDY LEAVITT,
The ohampon Bapjobt of msrioa.
W. B. HARRISON,
The Extempofaueous singer. The man that sings
about everything and everyb ,dy.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Lovely and Modest Songstrsss.
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The pleading Dsaseus the late Baltimore sensatiou.
AND HOST OF OTHERS.
Makiug Mammoth
C0ssbtss0tt0n OF Stars.
ENTIRE NEW BILL,
NEW FACES,
And NEW ACTS
Admission, sS oents Otche. ira Chsirs, 90 cents
jyH GS'' "p'H' s,.rsMs s.ss%fn'e' sSsi ~ O'Clock
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T ~ " IS ~ NJ Il NTS.


INV EST NJ Il NTS.
SEVEN AND THREE TESrns UN1rEp
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DuE Iss,
ONE YEAR CERrIFiCATEs OF INpEBTEp.
Ri-Ds,
QUARTERMASiER'S VOUCHERS.
DEMAND NOTES, WLU IssUE)
Aetof Augnh 10, 1861;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD.
UNCuRRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BOND' ON COMMISSION.
Bought and sid. =
RlTrENHoUsE, FAINT h CO.,
Bsnkera, 3ba Pennsyiys 1ia avenue.
jy ls-im
A "AHh CHANCE.
For sale, . Firstclass RESTAURANT, situated
on the west sido If Ninth street beews.u P.nna,I.
vanis avenue aud u su.e. The house is hand
sously furnished throughout aud with nj, ,bs ,noJ
cru rss Mc The premi, ca are
OF lease Of FIVE years, with the privilege of fur.
ther lease OF ten year..
The proprietor wishes 10 20 TO Furope. and this ia
his only reason for 'e'liug out For fur her uartio
ulara, apply to WILLIAM II. CKIPPs.
No 6i Louisiana avenue,
'o--" Near Seventh street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Europe.
THE QUESTION or MEDIATION.

ArrivaI OF the washingten.
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VEHx VAtmnnhs .enHNwW pVOp-
pns, ~ ',H ,iGl TiGlN'rY OF Will

HOhs MSNTEO,-Good WORK UORSRs
- ana AAhEs wanted immediaieIv. Cuior moi
ss,ss, ass y. Appay at The on'nibus Stables, HiSh
jy ylS-bt VI ''' NohhiS'
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Patriotic DshAlion.

Brigsdier General Of Volunteers.
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4 bs.vv a.so,,us,, AND SPRINGS.
A'"'' -A"s"' Just re- iyed " d i0- ,ale by
Iv,aao,w JOHN X. ELVANS,
" lo-oo.w Sb Pen sylvania avenue
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GAIT WAIVER BATHING.

PINEY POINT PAyILIoN,-Thi.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20
The Winter of 1907

The great depth OF snow which },..,
past winter, and which yet lies IN ,ns, "'" Zoe
weight upon the ground, has excited ,r'; +'''
an research Tor records Of parallel vir,, '''l''
is pretty generally agreed by the " o]ds., ,,.|
itants," that We must go back to lSo7 e. ,4-''
thing like January, February and March .s '"!'
year. ~ correspondent has favored u. m;.t "'
record, kept by his father. of that vir.o, w." d
following communication "s
EDITOR FREEMAN AS we are bav;n,
remarkable Writer for its Abundance 81 'FfG
and wind, perhaps it will not be unintsr.s SLOW
to your readers to be favored with the rea@
the winter of 1907, as being parallel IN .o, VI
respects III ~G'
monty cold. -'"' 0''cVa'
February. Cold and the snow dean
March. \ cold month.
April lst The weather is still cold and y.
snow is more than three feet deep. N Wv
Sd. More snow.
4th. The snow four feet deep in cleared land
and no signs Of warm weather. '''''
9Th and 9th. Begins to thaw,
18th. Broke road to my sugar lot,
22d. Tapped the sugar trees.
18th. Fine warm weather. Snow mos,,.
gone in the cleared land.
The above is copied from d memorandum
Barre, Vt. D.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20
A Revolving Incident for the Historian.

Senator Sumner has often been accused of ex.
aegera,ing the " barbarisms of Slavery" But
this causeless and wicked Rebellion is almost
daily developing, as it progresses, atrocities so
savage and revolving as to throw the strongest
instances Of that kind, cited by the Senator, en-
tirely into the shade. The reliable correspond
cnt Of the New York World relates the follow.
ing abhorent facts which he gathered, among
others, ia riding over the battlefield Of Manas-
sas, day or two after the late evacuation of the
place by the rebels
AIRS butler, whose husband owns the farm
l.ouse shclled by Ayres' guns, took me into the
.i5tlc rooms where our twelve FOUNDER went
through, and talked with Inc Il long while about
CEe events su ,5sequcnt to the battle Of the 18th
licr syinpathies are on the rebel side, and go
cannot Glfbeiieva her irghttul and sickening
narrative or the atrocities OF the vicJors. Nine
jGen OF oar men were buried near her house.
i5M an telo aoeeEs every corpse had been dug up
The flesh 6oiied or hucked from, the bones, and The
later distributed as mementos of southern con-
guest and bar6ar,Sm. The stencil engendered by
chi5 monstrouS process was 50 horrible that the
emily bad to leave the place, and much sickness
elsued AMONG the troops. Mr.. Butler confirmed
The statement OF his wife. There is no doubt
OF its truth Among the stuff left behind at
the camps, joints of numan vertebrate and hui
man skulls, scraped and polished, have been
found to day. Mrs. Butler told me that a
mounted Federal courier came within their lines
anu asked for Gen. McDowcll's Headquarters
As he put the question he saw the Palmetto in
the hat OF the South Carolina guard, and put
spurs to his horse, but WAS shot and killed
Dispatches in cipher were found on his person.
lie was buried, but dug up within a week, the
flesh boiled from his bones, and the latter ex-
hioited as emblems OF an invaders fate"
IT this disgusting, revolving and sick sning in
stance of savage feroci.y in the rebels was soita
ry one. it might with some show of plausbility
be attributed to the temporary frenzy of some
ISOLATED gang OF rebel soldiers. But it is only one
OF tls hundred instances of the kind, or of fur
more atroclous acts, which have come to light
during the continuance of the war. We all
know how many attempts were made, and often
successful ones, to poison our troops in Mary.
land and we also know that recently forty Of
ficers and men were poisoned by the retreating
rebels IN Il similar manner, in Missouri. The
bayonc,lng Of the helpless wounded on the field
Of battle, and the shooting of prisoners, also
come in to swell the catalogue of those mon
strous onormitles, all which combined will con-
stltute page i'll the work Of the future hlsto-
rian, which will mako all coming generations
Of civilized nations blush for humanity, and
which will especially brand the Slave holding
South whose rulers and newspaper organs have
instiga'ed or sanctioned such a system of bar
barisies with the ineffaceable and eternal STAMP
Of lnfamy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20
GREEN MOUNTAlN FREEMAN, MARCH 2O' 1907

sar;ons Inconvenience to himself, during the
prevalence Of th" prevailing nor casters s y -,
In publishing this epis'ie the Jour"al says
{" We are glad the Ragged rebel is IN such
good :lumor. lie evleuIy feels /. great ae'l
more comfortable now tbA" he has felt tor many
months. and hence, from being sullen and mo
rose he actually undertakes to laugh! and jest.
Perhaps he experiences sense OF renef On ac-
count of being quar'ersd in safe retreat
where hostile bayonets CLEAN not nor hostile
bullets sing and whistle and yet how he can
manage to employ his time without WEAKNESS
where there arc no bridges Or locks or dams 10
blow up, no railroads to destroy, no wagons to
seize and confiscate, no horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs to steal, is really mere than we can con-
ceve We hope he will enlighten us upon this
point in his next epistle. -,
As for Roger Hanson message to us, it shall
of course be attended to. We did promise
Roger some fine whiskey, and it is on hand
1t is already jugged-like Roger himself.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20

GEN. burnside closes his report Of his achieve
mcnt at Ncwbern in the following modest
way:
IS beg to say to the General commanding
the Army, that have endeayored to carry out
very infinitely the instructions given me by han
before leaving Annapolis, and thus far events
have been singularly ,1incident with his autici-
pations.
l only hope that we may in the future he able
to carry out in detail tho remaining plans of the
campaign. The only thing have to regret is
the lcl'y caused by the elements"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20

BEAUREGARD now appears to DO in command
Of the rebel army Of the Mississippi, with his
headquarters at jackson, Tenn, from which, on
th 9Th inst, he issued an order to his army.-
lie finds iying as easy, evidently, IN the Msss-
~ppi as on the Potomac, as he unblushngly Ms
serts that up to date the loss of the rebels in
killed, wounded and prisoners, is about the same
as that Of the Federal forces
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-20

BUCKNEK IN GOOD uUMoR.--Thc rebel genera
buckner, now occupying state departments in
Fort 'rren, has evidently not become SO sober
e. Y LIS change from Fort Donelson to his
present position as to lose all his vivacity. He
desires a lively newspaper. AID has written the
following letter ordering one.
10 Inc editors of The Lomscihe Journal:
FORT WARREN Mass, March 4. 1862.
Gentlemen Amongst other luxuries or
which | have been deprived since nv iinprison-
ment, is the pleasure of perusng those cbn,rc
and refreshing notices with which, for some
time past, your paper has honored me and
although Ill my progress through the North
have met with many attempts on the Dart Of ths
press at an Imitation OF your peculiarly icicit.
Gus style Of msrepres. .sation, have found none
to equal the original. | an, therefore. under
the necessity of applying to the ountain.hea
enclose two dollars, for which please send ma
your country daily, to the following address
Gen. :. b. BUcKNER,
Care Col j. Dimick,
Fort Warren, Mass
L. ). Since writing the abJve, our friend
Co.. Il. W. Hanson has reached this celcbra,.j
resort, and desires Inc to add that the present
OF dem'john Of whisky, which he learns YOU
have promised him, would never be more accen.
table than at this time-the locality and the
latitude, as well us she sentiments of our neigh
bors up tho harbor, holding out most tempting
Inducements tO cultivate taste for TINT delight.
ful beverage. As II matter of caution however.
he urges me to add, that he hopes, if the liquor
DO OF good quality, you will not venture to taste
IT, as he might thereby incur much rsk in los
ing 1t altosether--a privation which. however
agreeable :oyourscll, would be attended with