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New YoRK, May l6.-ParsOn Brownlow,
by invitation, will speak at the Brooklyn
Atheneum tomorrow.
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CArAsAQUA, May l6.-Abour IL o'clock
to-day an engine, attached to the coal trAin,
.urst while standing at the depot here, kill :.
ing three men.
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H8rSENT TO CANP CuAsr.-The follow
lng prisoners were transferred from the
A'hsneum yesterday to Camp Chase, Co.
Iumbus:
VIM. Patterson, VIM Cole, VIM. Halsted,
James Mckinney, Andrew Rolls, Alexander
TOAD, Abraham Miller, Albert Brians, Jo-
5ePh Scott, J. w. Boswell, W. q. Brians,
John Lowmau.
The above named prisoners were mem
bers of the Virginia militia, in the rebel
service, and were captured by Gen. Cox,
who sent them TO this city.
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HEADQUARTERS 3RD DIVISION,
oAnP TAYLOR, Nay 18Th. 1852.

TO E. n. Stanton, .Secy. Of Var. AT six
O'Clock P. NJ, on the 18Th inst, Gen. Neg.
ley's Expedition, from Pulaski, supported
by Colonel Little's Expedition, from Athens,
entered Rogersville, driving the enemy be-
yond the Tennessee, and destroying por-
ton OF their ferry boats. Having learned
OF the approach of Colonel Lees forces, the
enemy succeeded in removing their artil-
lery, baggage and stores before the arrival
OF General Negley. expected an obstinate
defence at the passage of Elk River, and
accompanied in Perssn Colonel Titles Ex-
petition, but without crossing. The enc
my, as usual, fed at our approach.
ordered on yesterday an expedition 10
move promptly from Rogersville, to seize
the bridge across ShHd Greek, and the Fer.
~ below the mouth of the same stream
This duty has been pronply executed, and
the ferry aud bridge are ours. No more
troops will enter from that region. We have
now upon upon this side OF the river II or
1910 hundred cavalry, of the enemy, in
bands of 300 or 400, whom we will eniea.
vor to hunt down aud destroy.
will soon be able to pay my respects 10
the enemy on the Eastern side OF this re-
giOn under my command.
Signed, o. NJ MITCHELL
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From Washington.

WAsHiEeToS, May l6.- The following
dispatch has been received at the War De.
partment:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
stnFafivn

This Is the original article 50 long known for pro
noting inHuriaut growth of the hair, and rsstOr
nE Its original color, hOweVee gray. Sold at the
Medicine IePOt, 2O2 broadway, n. 7, and by an
DruEEists. myIs-Im
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[FFom tie Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHEMloAL wR1rlNG FLu1D.n

"CHEMlCAL WRITING FLUID"
ave are indebted to Msssrs. Z. Barr Co. for
supply Of Laughlins Bushdelds Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for tho year past.
sit Is manufactured at WheeliuE, West Virginia.
by hrm whose loyalty never for moment wavered,
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that it As genuine a.
free As unfAding and permanent As their Ink, with
which We make this record
I'VE use this FLUID because, after being torment
edWith many other black devices. We have found it
superior in every respect toany other either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce it the best aud
most reliable in the markets'
LAUGHLINS BUsHPIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. o. Orr Co.
Reed Kraft,
Jos. Graves.
Wal. P. McKelVey,
And Book sellers generally. mhI
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nay6-td
Mowers and Reapers!
BUCKEYE, FOR Iss9.

'VNHIS justly celebrated Machine Is now generally
Known and recognized the D. st aud Tnost psF-
feet Mower In use. Each years experience adds TO
ts high reputation and proves its superiority over
All others. 1t combines many advantages NOT found
in other machines. 1t has two driving wheels
which act together or independently; It Glso has 4
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes It e.
Peciay adapted to cutting on billy and uneven sur
faces, allowing II to pass freely stOnes or other
distractions also allowing the bar to fold across the
frame without removing single bolt or nut. The
machine can thus be transported ready for Instant
use from held to held or farm to farm a. readily a.
common cart. The finger bar Is made OF steel the
guard fingers are peculiar TO this mower and are &C.
cured by patent. They made Of wrought iron
and laid with steel; the Importance Of this feature
viii be readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed by the cost and trouble Of the cast fingers
used on other machines. Again, while presenting
perfect mower we Also furnish when desired 40 in
depenPent reap ng attachment thus giving the pur-
chaser the advantage Of single or combined ma.
chime We warrant every machine, and duFspg the
experience Of SIX years have never had single ma
chine returned. We therefore feel justified In re-
commencing the BUCKEYE A. superior to ali others
We now furnish two HiEo8 suitable TO the wants of
all classes of farmers.
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
viii be sold at the very low price uf eighty.ve dol
arf, and TOR ghtness Of drat, convenience Himpli-
city aud durability Is unequalled by anything vet in
the held Farmers wanting machine must ssrd In
their orders early a. there will be but q limited
number built this season. SAMPLE fnaebines can lac
Aeen at Mr.. John TlIobuTn'S, corner OF Market and
Quincy streets, Wheeling.
THEO. n. GORRELL
APS1 Agents for Manufacturers.
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.8Sg OeI1aragh.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Fortress IFonroo

FoRTREss AoxRoE, May ia cold N.
&. wind is blowing, accompanied with
In consequence of the storm, there was
no dispatch boat to Cherrystone this after
noon.
sec'ys Seward and Welles, and Attorney
General Bates arrived this morning, and
proceeded to Norfolk With Com. Goldsbor-
ough.
Gen. Wool also visited Norfolk O.day.
All is quiet there.
Orders have been issued by Gen. Wool
prohibiting the sale or distribution OF
newspapers in Norfolk or surrounding
country, and prohibiting the transporta-
ton there of supplies or merchandise of
any kind, whether by suffers or other
wise, and prohibiting officers, soldiers or
citizens from visiting the city, except on
business connected with troops belonging
to the Department of Virginia.
We understand that the embargo upon
travel TO Fortress Monroe from Baltimore
will soon be removed, and free transit to
and fro resumed.
Adams Express Company having secured
location in Norfolk, open an Office to-day
in that city.
Lieut.. Carueross, one of the most useful
members of Gen. Wool's staff, has been ap-
pointed acting Adjutant General
CAMP on CoRrSrH ROAD, Mss, May Is.
The following is a paragraph of ,sps-
cial field order just issued:
Guards will be Immediately placed along
the lice of Chambers street No officer or
soldier will be permitted to pass to, the
rear, and no citizens 10 the front OF the
line, without special authority. COmman-
ders Of army corps and divisions will see
their camps cleared of all unauthorized
hangers GU, and any one attempting to
evade this will be compelled to work at
entertainments, batteries or construction of
roads.
This is understood to apply to all per-
sons, correspondents included.
FIfty-seveu PriTates, three corporals and
one sergeant,who were captured at Dresden,
Tenn, came inthis morning under a flag
of true. An equal number will be sent to-
morrow in -exchange.
Col. Jacob Thompson, of BeaureEard's
staff, formerly Secretary of the Interior,
accompanied the flag of truce. He admits
the fall of Norfolk, New Orleans, Pensa-
cola, but denies the TALL of Richmond.
Deserters are coming in by squads daily.
All agree that the rebels are still there for
tifying-
There has been picket skirmishing all
day. A half dozen were wounded on
our side.
The weather is very warm.
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o. II. MITCHELL,


Brig.Genl.
On enquiry at the War Department il is
ascertained that the order of the assistant
supervisor of dispatches at Cincinnati. to
the operator at Cairo, was not issued by
the military supervisor at Washington. IL
was issued by the assistant supervisor At
cincinnati, under II misApprehension Of
Instructions received from the military SUI
perintendent, which were intended To- stop
the forwarding from Cairo to the newspa
pers Of false and improper military iutrlli-
gencc and sensational dispatches, relating
10 military matters such as had on several
occasions created public anxiety aud alarm
without cause, and of which great com
plant bad justly been made. There has
been no change in the order OF the Depart
meDt, and there Is NO Instructions 10 Win
hold any authentic information from the
2uolic, except such rs could not ne pub
ished without embarrassment to military
operations and danger to our armies
The Secretary of War. unou the applira.
non OF Representative Ely, has ordered the
release of Col. W. F. Baldwin, OF Va 10
exchange for Col. Corcoran.
Capt, Farrell aud Lieut. Dempsey. lately
released as prisoners OF war from Rich
mond, and who have been a week in WASH
iugt9n, had represented to The President
ana Secretary of War, tue n, ressity and
justice of this arrangement, on account OF
Col. COrcoran's health. Aided by Mr. Ey.
they have succeeded
Representative Kerrignn, to-day, receive
ed through one of the lately returned
Union prisoners, Richmond letter, dated
May 18th, which was hid iu piece oil
soap, urging him to use his political in
huence TO effect the release of Caulains
OoWney and Griffin and Lieutenauts Tn
Gerhill and Fay, of New York regiments.
de also received two photographs OF Union
hostages as they appeared in Castle Pinck-
ney.
WASHINGTON, May l6.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of Brevet
Maj Gen. Wool, to be Major. General of
tue army, for gallant conduct ON the 10th
OF May. in taking the city of Norfolk, and
tor other gallant services Also of Charles
Chase, as Post Master at Winchester, Va.
The mails for New Orleans will be made
mp at New York, to be forwarded by SER
on every steamer which may leave for that
port Therefore the communication be.
tween these cities will be frequent. Post
Masters are requested 10 forward all mail
matter for New Orleans to tue New York
Isaac Newton, AT present connected with
Tue agricultural Branch of the Patent or
hce, has been nominated by the President
as Commissioner of Agriculture uuder the
recently passed law establishing depart
ment of agriculture
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Mr.: Sherman Of Ohio, made a statement.
IN reference 70 = remark made by Mr., HALL
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Notice TO Man Subscribers.


E8-The Rev. 5. Ii. ParmItz. Of York. Pa will
preach ia the EnRlisi Lutheran Churcl, date RapIi
Church, Hast Wheeling. to-uiOrroV (SppiayI
The 18th, az = past 10 a. v. aud = past 8 T. 81
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of - DO hereby guaranty that. should the The
proposal OF - - be accepted, that he (or
they viii forthwith sign the contract and dIe the
required bond, or We will pay the Un ted States
tne IoSs sustained by the difference between his Tor
their) bid and the next higher.
J.w. BARRIGER,
Capt and C. s., U s. A.
may std Chief G. s., Mountain DFp't.
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Sugar Mills and RVaDOratOrS.
PRYOR e. FROST

sI& "a Main 81.
WOOLD call the attention Of Farmers fnters,td.
IN the raising Of Sorghum the present -eaaou,
70 The fact that they have secured the EXCLUSIVE
Best Sugar Mills in the West,
- we'll g the only IsVAPORATOR which has really
full supply Of Mills will be ON hand for exhIbi-
ton aud sale by the lst Of Stay, and ali bs intend
RAILING Sorgham are urgently Invited TO inIpect the
Shls aud EyapoEatOrs ~ well Rs samples Of the
syrup and Sugar made with this niaehfpeFT m,
pl. season AlSp 70 get one Il our treaties on the
cultivation and manufacture Of the sugar cane cir
eulAtsd gTatuitn1SIy.
We also have a small quantity Of the genuine
Ireheh Seed fer sale, imported by ourselves aud
fully warranted pure and genuine
Mills and ET8pOrR&ora fully UnrFanae4 in eVSVy
my2 PRYOR 4 FROST
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COLoNEL, WV. R. LLoYD.

Major LIST battalion, VIM. Stedmau: Major
81 battalion, r. B. Treat; Regiment Ad;o-
tant, R. ]. Wright; Battalion Adiutant r
II. Haskell; Regiment Quartermaster, Chas.
Hunt Battalion Quartermaster, Cbas. Bost-
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IN BBLs. Caleinea Plaster, received direct FINN
OV PhIladelPhIA Plaster lfnls
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Lleateoant, VIM. J. Haighti ID lieutenant,
Elias Shepard.
Company C-Captaiu, John H. Cryer; LIST
Lieutenant, J. II. Lemon; 2lLieutenant, j.
5. Miller.
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PLASTER PARIS,

lAEIBITARY SUITS FOR OFFICERS
AI Of the Army Hllde % order At hort not C by
aP9 W D. SAWEELL 4 BRO
, 1862-06-27
THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA,
IMPORTANT CHANGES PER.
FECTED.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISON
ERS HANGS FIRE,
Various Rebel Ruu0rS,

WASHINGTON, June GA dispatch rcce;yad
at the War Department this affernoon from
Gun. Mcclellan states that the affair of yester-
day was perfectly euccessful, that ne hold fhe
new picket line undisturbed, and that Ill is
very uuitt on the banks Of the Chickahominy
Tie forces under Major Generals Fremont,
Banks and Mcdowell have been consolidated
into one army called the army OF Virginia,
Major General Pope has been especially az
signed hy the President to the chief COM
mand- The forces under Fremont constitute
the first army corps aud are to be commanded
by him.
lie forces Under Gen. Banks constitute the
second army corps, and are to be commanded
by him. The forces under Gen NcD3wen
constitute The thrd army corps, and are to be
commanded BY him McCau's division,
lo,ooo strong, which formed part Of Nc
Dossn - conpsi nas ieaSheu - mGGisllan o5
=, ~ 49, Iii 'S tmg
uEey ~ tue nams W. ~ "nns IT'LL iope VIII
asy acaiIsa s;,;s; IT, ~ H'cnmoao.
1rcs;vea o,cr r,;mfn1cynsn,s ~ t5 na5
-.1A'~o otH~A e~t.Ae'~ '~~eAAe..'o ~ e4!S ou0oA4t
, 1862-06-27
Gbr Tribuuf.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1862.


ALIA NE :"
We surrender large Of our space this
morning to publication Of the leading
features Of the new tax law which will be
examined with a personal interest by ali
our readers The military neK.s is Of no
sta7ling nature but IN important change is
to be noted in the appointment Of Gen.
Pope to the army Of Virginia Gen Grant
is IN command at Memphis, and the
new department Of Western Tennes-
Sec, Of which it is the headquarters
In the high Court Of Impeachment yester-
day the infamous traitor judge, West H.
Humphreys Of Tennessee, was convicted
and inpcached. The exchange Of pris.
oncrs hangs fire, and the rebels have come
out on q new scheme Of sulking to enforce
their demand for general exchange which
shall include BucAner and the arch trai.ors
OF the rebellion.
, 1862-06-27

" nat Frau Ii now TO be NcFneIfA.
ted +?
EOn last Sunday, Goudy stated to IN officer
at Camp Douglas, that although the constitu-
ton was defeated in the s.att, they (raeaning
The Denocrats) would ca7ry it in spite Of the
Republicans.
Old stunptal alzo boasted to friend, while
under the influence OF something stronger
than water, q few days eince, {aud he put his
finger to the side Of his nose and winae whilo
making the communication,) that Sam Buck
master was the smartest man in the State to
figure down ,ajni:y Of five OF six thou
sand; that If at, body could do it Sam vas
the 1DRD-
In face Of these hints, thrown out by men
render desperate ty an Overwhelming defeat,
it is we'll fuc our friends at Springfield, and for
our ea1lcnt soldiers in the field, to be On thcir
guard Forewarned ID to be forc-armed. No
fraud must he allowed, It must be met aud
put down by :ul means at the command Of the
people and the State officers, to whom they
1cnk for protection,
, 1862-06-27
MATTERS AT The CAPITAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tt1bune.1
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1862.
Gen. Pcpe's visit 20 Washington has been
one of the marked sensations. The crowds
--ho have flockcd about him marvel at his tn
osseuta1ious appearance, and contrast his
rlain citizen attire with the haberdashczy and
huge retiuues, the more common proofs of
military greatness. He is received as suc-
<.cssfu1 fighting general It ID now under
stood that the question Of bis appointment
was one OF the main objects Of the presidents
recent journey to West Point and consulta-
ton with Gen. Scott Gen. Pope has been
APPOINTED to the command Of the Shenandoah
Valley. and the selection Is regarded Is au ad-
mirsble one
An order hiss been issued for allowing Ind
sna three years regiments to recruit from
three months troops raised to guard prisoners
at home
The yatent Office hospital is being suspend
cd. end the inmates being mostly from
Indiana regiments, are being removed to gen
eral hospitals.
Nj. Sumner opposed the feature Of Mr.
Tadc'6 bill for the Organization OF the State Of
Western V1g nia, providing for the treedom.of
Ill children Of 61ayes born after the 4th OF
july, 1868 He said it amounted to consent
ing to the admission Of new slave State, and
offered an amendment requiring the new con-
Etitution utterly to provide against slavery OF
involuntary sersitude-
Messrs- Catlile, Kennedy, Powell and sauls-
bury voted sgainst the bill for carrying into
effect the treaty with Great Britain for the
suppression Of the slave trnde.
The Senate galleries were crowded to Wit.
ness the trial Of Judge Humphreys. Parson
Brownlow'e evidence was given In regular
Brown1ow style, and ELECTED frequent bursts
OF applhase.
The PArson and Emerson Etheridge AZ
4a1kcd Of ss the most prominent candidate.
for the vacant senatorship, Is soou as Tennes
see gets Loyal legislature again.
Complaints continue to reach The Waz De
pe1tment concerning the condition Of til,
troops in shieIde' division.
Efforts are making to get some Of the west
en- regiments brought back to Arlington, !
nothing better can be done, to rest and recr III
them.
There j. but little prospect Of tYc ss, eve,
IN that
, 1862-06-27

e" Tue tax bill is the tribute northern
<7essl5acs must ray to preserre sh.zefy-
They would clcrisll it they would not let
il be touched by the army They have
procrastinated the war eight months to
preserve it from harm, ard Heaven only
knows how much longer they will prolong
the Har before giving Up their idol
, 1862-06-27
MORE OF THE FIRE IN THE
REAR

The editor who proposed to open fire
in The rear Of our northern troops when
ever they should start South to put down
zhc rclH1Gon, is true to his word If he does
not use such common weapons as musket,
powder, ball and bayonet, the reason is pro-
s,ab}y due 10 certain constitutional pecuIi-
aEities which do not permit him to handle
such dangerous things, except in 8 playful
way, and to the supposed greater efficacy
Of the weapons-falsehood, detraction,
treason, with which he is SO familiar,
Here is the last round from the battery uu-
der his command:
If there is not general burst Of Indignation
srnone the soldiers OF Illinois, who know the
eallan: Shields so well: when they learn that he
lae heen removed from his command, and that
political mountebank, Carl Schutz, put in his
1lacc, we shall be greatly mistaken The brave
foldicr, covered with wounds received Ia fighting
the battles Of his adopted country, to be super-
cedcd by defpieed. cowardly squirt from the red
republican ccsspools Of inf IL! Europe, and whose
aEcEeN object IN going into the war II for its
political advantages! Perhaps the soldiers will
be heard from on this nattcr.-CAieago Times,
ytefer<tay-
Tlc object Of this is apparent-to create
dissatisfaction, and, if possible, mu!iny
among the loyal Irish soldiers in the ser
vice Of their adopted country. To accom-
1lish that would be fire in the rear, of
unusual tdeadlincss. Now nothingis known
Of tLe cause Of the trouble in regard to
Gen. Shields. The editor Of the Times
himself is as ignorant Of the whole matter
us any Of his readers but here was an op-
portunity to open the fire in the rcar-to
1usult the Germans-to kick up muss
which would breed dissatisfaction in the
ranks, and revive the predjudices Of ma
tonallty-and Of course it could not be
neglected. The guns in the rear we're let
OF. A special Washington dispatch in the
same copy Of the Times tpm which we
cut the UNANIMOUSLY reasonable paragraph
quoted above, says:
Gen. Shields did not get single vote in execu.
Awe session for his confirmation as major general
II is stated that he and stone~an jackson are
brothere- -n-law.-CA@ca9o Times, yess+rdxy-
1nasnuch as Gen. Shields has many
warm perscnal friends and old political as
scciatcs i'll the Senate, the fact that not one
Of thtm voted for his confirmation, is eyi
<,,,+ ,r<,,,o,, tha+ five ,ro,so,i1ns a..,;,,r,
Jim canuot DC lightly disposed Of. Il give:
color Of truth 10 the following from t]1t
New Yo,k HtrdM Of late date.
Tie Nomination Of General Shields, q. ms5o
general, was rcjeetedhy the Senate today in ez
ecutive sessicn- 1t il said there was not vote i,
rer,r.;,,a. ~, ,ho oa,'ane+ =, ~ o..o.s ~
the hattie Of por. Rcnuhl;c showed in 1ha es+iu,
zion o: senators, that General Shields was eithe
Insane OF total! lnco'npetent. It is Eaid ;ha
, 1862-06-27
The MANNER IN WHICH THE INTER-
NAL DUTIES ARE To Be
COLLECTED
Collectors, Deputy Collectors, Asses-
sors, Assistant Assessors and H.
spectors to be Appointed
TIL EIR DUTIE S.
COTTON 20. BE TAXED,

NO Tax on Slaves.
, 1862-06-27
EEin a1beTtt5e1ne11ts.

c. f. ScR1TEK, Aduertti-'ng Age'st, 63 Dear
born st., il authorized rrceise Advertisements for
Ibis Gnd al the Leading Rpe7s 2f tae Northresst.
, 1862-06-27

NURsING.-A Lady, apt to nurse,
~ oftezs her services ~ nurse. ia. Ehysiciaaa
class city Tcferencea to qual1c4hnod - tddytss
Nth stamp. m. F." Tytbaue Qtaen, Chicago, III,
iet5 5f9A$t >;
, 1862-06-27

4 GENTS-STOP AND READ!t
1 4 The well known and popular nuthor. Hon. ]. T.
BKaDIEY, Is now engaged ii writing History Of the
win steel plate tnEravngs, and Will be sold by sub
se1tpHon 1t early Day Agents Wishing further In
Post Oftco Box 3;n1, Chicago. H. Jea5si2C9t
, 1862-06-27

GTRAYED uORSE-Strayed
from the .nbscrlher on the night Of tho 2s.h fnst
light bay Horse with white face, short tail and thrce
Nhitr ferI-tHo hind and one fare, Whoever will re-
turn rald horse give Information where he can be
found will be rrEArte ed with i've dollars. PETER
WIND1SH, S. Union street. je28sl562s
, 1862-06-27

CIR SALE-A Soda Fountain.
Ar elegant double d1ar-lt silver S,Ja r.,11.t4!
far sale tleap ut tie snes man House D-..s stoz2
it21> s.5 It
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THE REBEL ATROCITIES IN TEXAS.

The Independance Beige, Of July 0, nas oofIe''
pondent Ut Paris who confirms the statement Of Mr..
Honxcau concerning the Rebel atrocities IL Texas,
npbli.bed in The TRIBUNE of yesterday. The cor.
respondent says:
"A person who has arrived from America gives
ma details on the war which is going on IN that
unfortunate country. He assures me that In Texas
acme planters destroyed by FIRE what they called
their merchandise, that is to cay, their cotton asd
their negroes which they had collected in buildings,
around which they had accumulated combuaibls
matter. The proprietors armed with guns and 70.
voIvers, killed the unfortunate ones who tried -
escape. The person who gave me an account o.
these atrocities told that he visited Tie ruins %
the dwelling few days after tho event Thu wen
agrees with tho details contained In the intsFsse9
letters Of Mr., Hopssaa which ysa havs PahbaAse.