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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
The steamer NasIiyi,Ie.

The letters and verbal cautions to US not to
mention the arrival of this steamer at More
head City on Saturday last were all superilu-
Gus, as We possess some common sense aud
meant to do no such thing. We have'becn
very guarded in all such matters since the
commencement ofthe war and We are not con-
scious of ever having breathed word that has
injured our common cause. We assured our
friends however that the Ndshcille would get
good airing in the Virginia papers and so it
has None Of them made regular issue on
Saturday but the Enquirer issued an Extra
for the especial purpose Of announcing the
arrival of the steamer referredto. The E1am.
liner Of Monday also gives us the following:
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE -IaPOR-
TATIoNS FROM EUROPE.
Intelligence was received by the government
Saturday morning Of the arrival, the day be-
fore at Beaufort, on the North Carolina coast,
of the Confederate steamer Nashville, from
Southampton, with cargo, said to exceed in
value two millions OF dollars. The customary
caution was administered in the War Depart
ment to some Of the representatives Of the
press. to make no allusion to the arrival, as Il
might compromise important interests ant
convey information to the enemy but as the
whole affair was spread before the public, the
same afternoon, in an extra ot The EaYdFl
newspaper, we, of course, feel at liberty L
refer to the event of the day, aud to give ou
readers such information ol 1t as is in our Pos
session. .. -- -.--
The Nashville brings no arms but aver!
valuable assorted cargo, among other articles
large supplies, which will be appreciated, c
bank note paper and postage STAMPS.
d. The Nashville coaled at Burmuda, and mad'
The entire trip across the Atlantic without IN
countering any Federal vessel Of war. In IT,
vicinity Of her harbour, on the North GaFelj
ma coast, Yankee war steamer, with . yeri
formidable armament. WAS espicd, When th
Nashville steered directly towards her, display
ing the stars and stripes at her mast head.
On getting between the blockading stcame
and the harbour Captain Pegram, the con
mander Of the Nashville, displayed theGonfrs
crate flag at fore, main and peak, puformtr
this defiant movement almost within muck,
range Of the Yankee. The bockading steam
or Immediately gave pursdh and is suppose
to have fred some Thirty shots without al,
at the steamer which. under full head
steam, was soon within range Of the prote
ting guns OF Fort Macon,
Captain Pegram arrived here Saturday; mn
IL is supposed that the entire cargo OF Il
Nashville will be put at once at the disIos
Of the government greatly to it's relief aud,
the detriment Of domestic spectators. '
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THEBAxEErBrBrtL

The Lincoln Committee ohC commerce prom.
Use to report bill for general baakrupl hw II
an early day. The petition OF the York
merchants for such law, presented to the
Senate to-day has, pr,dneed marked effect
upon the legislative machinery.
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1.-THE OPENING oP THE COTTON MARKET"
The New York Herald Of the 9Th has the
following pleasing editorial article:
The government is still receiving small sup
plies Of cottos from Port Royal but III a very
short time We shall be in possession Of l.om a
million and halt 20 two millions Of bales -
Savannah aud Charleston will soon be in our
at least ilaf Of million of bales
are stored lacre. The Burnside expedition
may hereicd upon fir another bali Million
ht Mcmphis all the cotton grown along the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, in North.
crn Alahama and in part of Arkansasis cen,
tired, and viii be captured wi,h The city. TIE
Southern cotton will reach Now York very
tqaieki ~, and the Western cotton Trans,
ported here by the railroads. We expect,
then, to be ablpto give Europe the usual sup
+ply Of cotton this year and at the n>uai time.
We thinh, also, tha' the price nov risen to an
average OF tw,nty-fo cents, will then flil. Il
| the usual amount.
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NIutiIAgN HOORs, PArRH. PINS,
W. INk SAILING MAX, RED TAPE WA

IN ifsgy,yel al Nt- siarly's hook stufc- MI
my B7h, l"rll ims, iiuiar' Tpriics Gihain.t
NHnuHEB Amy hsquiauIai.. 4. i. .f tHs s. }
ard Nuyy Smtaen AiHtry lI.Aua.s! Atisuoa
"i WuI Rob ~ liini D nks'f Attill,ry E'rup'
~ N 1Rudis Drdntnog do, sputhoif TlaH ayNss
rra s..
Any prr"w hecaing any NJ tho hhuvr
~ hrs sisnly adrfisus 5ls,yinr town Va a Day y.
two. AllrW1nr owiug Ter by Note o. account Will
pl-aso sflI and sr,lls ilaiasIlalsJ.'
feb IL dlf.
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rRoG2nANoKE.

q BY way Of Fortress Monroe we have news
from Roanoke island up to Sunday, but It is
not important, with thc exception Of The tenn
pornry failure to lay the telegraph cable across
the bay in consequence Of the heavy gale, and
the loss Of The steamer llo6okeh, which w $
engaged in the enterprise White flags are
said to be flying in large numbers ht Mug :
Head and vicinity.
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Enlisi.ns for The Wnr.

The work Of re cnlIs,ing Is going forward
rapidly In the twelve months regiments In
this vicinity, apd IL the people Of the north
think that our government will be 10 without
an army by the refusal Of our volunteers To
re-eullst they are greatly mistaken. The one
year volunteers in this section will not kavc
tho service While their State is invaded, and
We are glad to hear that the same dslcrminn.
tion to continue prevails elsewhere
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REPORTED SHOOTING or GENERAL srcklRs.,

REPORTED SHOOTING or GENERAL SICElBs.,
A report that GeteralqSiekics WAS shot %,
day a. his rainn is quite current tilis (Feb %
evening. II is believed 10 De a fs1sehood az
the headquarters of the army.
EEws FROM TENNrssEE ny WAY OF the SoRT4.
= \ dispatch rec ettd at St Louis yesterday
from EoCL Q1nelaoi- AyS-Ihat boat ! i1si I'll.
riyll- -Gnm Gla1ksAlllc reporis lhe evacuation
of Nashville. Tho Unien citizens OF that
olace cent boat to ClarksyiNe. which towed
pne Of our gurboats for their protection. The
4 rebels, with Governor Harris, refreated 10
Marrepshuro'. And the latter worthy, it ap,
pears burncd all the State doeo1nenrs bofots
| ayitg. Giier9 Grant has derlared maria,
! law over Western Trnnsisee, with the detl1T
alton lhrs whGn a ,sIAleeiL Euas4,gF- Of ei+izes.
Of1he State return to ttfcir allegiance, an;
show a desire TO maialain law and ord oyeI
the territory, all mlllary restrictions shall b,
wi'hdIagn. ~ .
/ Postal facilities are now extended to Clarks
VILE, and the m1l bags VIII follow the fig y
the Union into Tennessee.
The Murlree$hnio' paRerse containa ftrct
war speech al Goyeruot Harris, ThrPrcyoul
rnmours Of Governor Harris deScrtIoo Of lh'
rebel cause IN its extremity may have origing
ted ia statement made in. Chicago by parrir
who arrived rom Fort Dnngsun, u tlre eif1c
that General Grant had al interview Wit
Governor Harris. Lear CiarkAille, and tia
the Governor stated that. il General Gran
would cease hoslllipS for hree days, hewoul,
have the American Eag floating from ever,
fortified place in Tennessee.
Tho more recent accounts, above alluded 70
: however, so to show that Governor Harris n
mains unchanged in his sentiu onts- and pnr
poses. E.-'
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EARLY RisISG We have heard good deal
about getting up at day break making man
wealthy, healthy and wise" but We consd-
or it all hhmbug, especiallysfn such a climate
as this and we cannot believe that turning
out soldiers at day break adds to the ttlicien-
cy Of the service. We admire vigilance and
in cases OF extreme necessity think it but
right that our men should slcepo their arms
ornot sleep at all as the-case may be, but we
are confident that If all duties save simply the
morning roll call were dispensed with until a(:
ter breakfast, especially at this season, the
sick list would be materially improved. there,
by These daysarc long enough for drill aud
exercise without being out from day break
till sunrise at which time the men, under Or
dinary circumstances ought to be asleep.
. We make these remarks in no spiritiof cen
sure, for We admire and applaud the vigilance
and energy exhibited by our commanders, but
to call the attention Of those in authority to a
matter which we think has mu.h to do with
: the amount Of sickness atnongour troops -
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tFaom the New OIleAI,- Dslia f.
The EaIiIr-CrY Of The Sszih.


Aim your elves md be yAlelt men, hnd sec that
ye b. Ia readiness against tue mormns that We
mtr"e with these setion- that are G-sembird
srsiusi " 90 d-sfruy u aad our tH1CtuBiy,
ko' u - bstieT fH u TO die IA bHtie th.n 10 be
acid lrv cHlrmts Uf Gun people aud our Sanctuary.
49,, A-rs 4
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

Secretary Of ibe Treasury, which e,rt'Gsltes
shall be payable in one year froaitt t@te. oT
earlier, at the option Of the government, and
shall bsAr interest at the rate of-six-Esr csa,
tum
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
NoEtrgaEasN NEWS.

The following paragraphs are from New
York papers Of February 18th, Goth and
27th: .-....... ..-
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coxprrrcN OF mi FoAps n riRer,.

N-'NHIIIVN " TUE N''NNs n NINIiTN+
Thc-Eoads on b1th sides Of the Potomac
were getting its ggead condition rapidly, un h.
. ram'syOI set in th's evering, which has
again rendered them almost iupassa6lc !JT
loaded feanIs.
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MAnRlEp.-lb tbs nv WIN e. Mrradl,h IN
, ,Er,at tnWrl WmcHssrrr Va. NJ ~ Frrk N
" iMSTs!'s.9ay ~! W. HWin 10 w Rsy.. .ni' H A!GEI,
Y rP NiIIbslr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

NJ EwHgHN ACADEMY WILL oPES
~ ~ Spring Session on Monday. I'D day vfhafrh
hcxt ToriAs uoarrnte, oba half invariably IN ad.
vance Al muucy prepaid aud not canned viii be
retained, should tbe enemy orrugt Nevberu,
W, II. DOiiERrf, A. ",
....- Prn0pak
| feh. u 1856 92x,.. -
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

WnsKr SUPPRESSED Martial law prevails In
Charleston and tho whf,sy establishments
ssrc closd Oh Ikaaly last Bully Tor
shArl,san.
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LETTER PROM raE YANKEE. SECRETARY or TIL

LETTER PROM TuE YANKEE stcRETARY OF TuF
TREASURY RELATIVE TO THE IsSrE OF CErlFi.
T. CtTES % nEBT TO rue PUBLIC CRgDlrORs
The following is copy Of the letter from
the, Secretary oi the IfNaSury accompanying
The bIl submitted by him, authorizing lhr is
sue ef ceruEgatps Of Indebtedness To public
creditors, AMI hlCh- I'll wax; on the 26th ult,
passed 10y Congress, AID has received the
approval oi Lincoln:
Treasury DErAGryrNT, Feb. 2j, 1862.
! Sir:i Notwithstanding all possible cxcrtions
on my part to provide means Of satisfying the
: just demands ut puH!rc creditors, ard nutwiFh.
( standing 'hi actual pBymruiS averaging near
! " a ta.llIoa aud halt dollars each day, the
arreTEg's have largely accumulated, and has
caused great Inconvenience. Gud in some in.
stangg, serious troubles aud ds'rrss Those
creditors $ capcGally those whu-h1vr FtFRtsbcd
supplies, arms and transportation urgently
lrrqmre pay mCnt, aud ougAt t. have il. Tut
delay aGrrIs not lhrtnschcs only, but, through
manifold ram.iiclliuhs, large numbers ol
others, not 10 say whole comnuniuS. The
amount of unsalisfpd rcqutiuons rom the
several departments is s2R,A30 h57 ~, oi
which $2i.g|l ,Gil 60 Is Irom the H. gpar''urut
of War. ] he amount Of llrhiiug deb. chiefly
existing IN tie War Department, probably cx,
eepds lnriy millions.
uatltY tiiege Fe,s.i,staHees4 sanSiagsly
tsOuEht for EUuU uUuFurr Of rrtri. urd altri
much reflection have determined 10 submit u
'he consideration Of The Commi'icr " Way,
and MrlHs bill authorizing lbc .Seciary o
the Treasury to issue Iur the amounts ioun
due on iiral settlement 10 such creditors ~
IN. IL
Treasury Of thc UHItpd States, PAYABLE IN on,
year alter da'c, ~ earlier, at lhc oIlrn Of th,
government. and bearing six per cont interest
ruese certificates issued cuhcr for the iul
! amount dIr, or Tor pnftipry Of such amnuai,
lot less ihsU ,Uu0. would probably ansNt7
most nf HE actual purposes OF payment m,
afford yiry considerable relief while the gl''
crnment would incur no RISK aud gould sulIr
4 no loss W consequence ri their Issue. Trust
. ing Tat this ~ asHre viii rcrcrvc the fayuur
able consideration el The committcg.. nni Il iap
proved, The earliest possible sanction VI Con
gress, ! remain with great respect,
4 H,s-H@ T. p. CUASE, %
Secretary OF hG Treasury .
lloS. TnAppErs STEgESs, Churman OF th
Cuaimrlcc Of Way aul Means
I Tho ioilosing. is . copy Of the bill a
u pas.ed:
- =Rf n taacir,i, de-, That the Secretary a
tie Treasury be, and he IS horsby, authorize,
!, to cause TO be issued TO any oublic cfcduo
v who may be dr,irUus 10 receive tho sans
p upon rcqu.siton Of the hoad Of The proper de
lpattmcnL in saf anCiioH of audited and sel
tel dgmapds against the United States, cert
4 icalcs for the whole amount duo or part
, tiefeo[ not loss than one thousand dollars
= signed byihc frcHzyrer Of the United States
aud sOaHICHsnSd, ~ may be directed, Ny tn
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v EEKLY PROGRESS
" kDNGsDAY MORNING, MAKUh ., ls63.
Cravcn CounIT ha, aone fIer DUG. !.

Tbs musler rolls of sesen eempanies raised IN
this county, appear in-this paper, aud here
are five more which We viii presin. IL the oil,
GERS will have eOrrset lists made out ard seht
in. We now have l2 cO,apanies, counting
eyis Malstt's which is nearly -ti.a's=istgty
for the war and fyF=twsiye=mpnths. This
makes from one thousand to eleven buAdrod
men that Craven has in the field; RRd as cur
largest vote is about 600 We think we may
safely say that. our county. has. furnished It's
quota,
: We trust that our friends who comr and the
five companies whose rolls have not been pub,
lished will hand them in as it is nothing bu,
right and proPef That The name Of every man,
however hsmble, who has giysen..hiIifsth Il
bis State and country should have his name en-
rolled among The archives of the country
(the Pfogress is subscribed for BY the county
and has place among the Records)
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I'm nNrrfr wtrH rHE GUNBnAr

On the 18Th thu'g ruinlorcumcnis we're seen
advancing tn thgir position ia the lnc nf in
tycstucht aud, wInle tnis vas being done, siX
| Iultl.p cucinys ron.a.cd guu boats we're seen
adyaucug up tueriyvr, live Of Witch were
inbrvasl aud In liue or battle, and the SIKH
Fuup dtstancc to the rear When the gun.
ttuals arrived Nuhin unlv and half Of The
lrOr, they opurd iirg un the battritrs Ny or.
dyrs 80 tir onicfrs, Cap,s. Sbuster aud Shnk.
o,ilch, Who commanded the lover battery, ol
Icisht guns, aud Capt l1s, utv upper battery
I'd our guns, were to h1ld tlirir Ore until the
cnemy's guhbols should come within p6inl
blank range fhs they dil, though thc or,
deal II boiling their lrc while the5carmy''
shot aud yhrll fpll thick arouad their position,
wa. severe restraint upon their patriotic I'M
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

Tas Gov. RICHARDsOS ADDsEss The Boston
Post 10 not sstisRed with tbs sddress Of the DSmo.
cratic membsrs Of Congress, a. will be scsn hy
the following extract from thu columns Of that
papar:
"Ws publish, this morning, The addrsss Of
Democratic members ot Congress 10 the De.
mocrscy Of the Uoitsd Statm We do MT
think II q paper equal to the purposa II assumss
70 answer, Most Of iu positions are in accord.
anos With the universally admi,trd principles
Of The Democratic party, Il 10 tsue; but is re
citsi OF The events which led 10 our present
misfortunss are not full and impartial, nor II
The review OF thu measures ri III" present A
ministration pressntad with thu cAudor nece.
ssry tn correct Judgment
This is pretty hard rap at tbs Democrat ic
address from the organ Of the New England
Democracy. The authors oi the address are
welcome 10 all the aid and comfort " they
can obtain from this opiuion Of the Boston
Post. No New York NJ Ns~ Englaud nant
s on the sddrets.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
kr.c,. Of ~. HON b. I'd NJ n.

Tbs Navy Department have rsosived chart
showing the position ard effect of every Union
hot and shell that fell within The lipss of Fort
Jsokaoo (lhs main rsbsl Mississipp; river de-
fence bsi',w New Orlesos In the couvse Of ~
recent bombardmsnt. Il shows that all The
scows and smSll hoas usar Lhe fort we're sunk,
xcspt thrs~ small ones the drawbridge was
completely des,rnJsd; ibe ho, shot furnaces
Sore Destroyed The cistarns were demolished |;
al the ca,enstss ~ d passages wera filled with
va,er, the irvse having been cut aR tbs
platform, for Tents we're d stroyed by 6re or
shei's all the casemates are cracked from end
n cad /, arms places tha roof Ia completely
broken, and frequently masses nf brick have
Seen dislodgsd Faur guns we're dismoupted.
| carriages aud Hs,erses we're injared o The
iuier wallis Of The fort are cracked from Lnp h.
bottom, III srvsral places, admitting dayiis ,s
freely $ 1883 SHELLS were tomnte1 To have
been thrown In, Tho bitches and ova ao~s Nd
parts Of the for, ! $50 shells exploded iu H..
sir, ever ,bs forL; Lib mortar shells were
counted on The solid ground VI The tort sDd
tvces. and 81 round shot. Seventy I've thoos-
aDd sbella were fired altogether.
Thus II will be- perceived that the practice
Of tbe nest on this occasion WAS perhaps the
most accnrat" knnwn b hisory sidce gnanery
ksgan ,o.bs soienca Nor. . bed ~.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

RtcBsoSD "A correspondent Of The Nsa
York EUsninq Post, who is with Gen. Stone
maa. 10 the advance. o( Gen. hc';lsl'sn's army
writes On The 18th instant, that the iniornstiop
from ccntrsbands and deeerters Ia, thst IN
rebel forc's al Richmond are mol large, and
that The city Ia being evstnsied. ..rr .,r
Va have never doubted that the rebel sirsnyth
on the Peninsnls, and at Richmond, has bse'
enormously exaggerated. ..r.s ..
Thst The enemy 10 ncsntrAtipg ev .rytbine
st Richnoud, b disproved BY ths isct that b.
bas never shown greater numbers 10 The Valley
N vireinis and 10 Western Virginia, than hr
does now. 'll .u,
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
later fs.s sasaa, aud Vera Craz

Z D.. o. a.
sss .:s.:: .:ss.: L: s..w. g. &, =. vs:.:s
Army. '', ". ~ H" ''h.
NEw YOsx. MAy 21.-Tss stssn.r Roaaok'
tom Havssa % The l7sh alt,, hssasdssd
briuEius laief adsices from Vera Cruz ~ Haf
Pfivaie lstters from Nexioo stA'e that u tor
battle st Acaishsa~go, the French losl uost ~
silled and wou '.dcd, erpeciaily 10 clhcsrA ana
hat II wss . drawn hattie. tho Mexlcsns ~
uring. Ths garrison OF a tort 10 Perote had
uutinied, t>ting their officers prIsooers. Sol.
dad and Cordura wcre occupied by Mexican
roops "a The French loft them. and . Son
Mexican. were ready TO occupy Oriz.ba when
he French should issve there. nr
Tks Mexioaua spoear 70 b pusaiing q
oouree BY which ,ha French will dnd II harder
N gel out Than into the interior. ,.5,.,,
The black vomt waa committing fearful
Sick French rorps continue arriving at n.
vaua, and yrt the health ot Tho French army ID
4Id n BE- gond N -. aErr ...
@ n. Prim a. d .laG arrived al Havana on
the oh. 3. .,t. ,o -, o.. ., ..,i.. ..'..
RI. spanish s,esm.r B,asco DE- Garay called
for New Orlsans, responsive to call from the
spanish Consul TO protect Spanish interests
here. O.. .r...... ..
This news Ia sntben,ic .. ...a., a ,.
Spanish troops continue 10 arrive 81 Hsv.u's
IL reported that l20 Amsricsns from Tex I.
ssck.d ths tnwn Of Pirdras N.Rras, and burned
be Custom House ard otRsr buildings .hera.
No rebel vess.ls had arrived At HAvans slnce
the 9tb insiant. ..,
TSs English slsAmer Havana arrived Oh The
i3,b instant from st. Msry's Fla. With oottoo
The gi,rious nova from The Stu'rs depressed
III The markets d H,vaus, and sugar end
y .tton he'd declined. Ssseral vessels were
there svsitins 10 reop"ning Of The port O
N-w Osieans. 1i .rr o. -'..'' .. .Hr
The black vonil appsared at Hsvans on 'hs
t6th instant. r..l-rr r.. . f.. 90 .....
fuf. --------u q. 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
Frsn " Army sf ths PSisnae. ",1
s.E a .i-s'a 49,. gtr7iG h aul io51
\ swctsssSss BssssSs .AseessssSsE.

Hs,DquARrERs AMY ~ tHr PosoaAC.
m sncsnpaeus Of the sdvascs of tbs army.
updsr Gsa. Stoosnsn, b s'lil st 0sinss's Nills.
dgnt miles asd hslf Ftou Richmond, and oas
md q half itu0 t6s Chickahominy csSak. fhs
pictets Of tbe rebels occupy tbe bank Of NJ
rsek On obs Gds snd tuss On th6 osber m o
Gen. Stonsnau, 10 company ,with Professor
Lnwe, made b bai.oon reconnoieAuce ihh
uosnipg. from Gaines', Aills, reaching On all
,,,ds of 500 Net a''i .i'...,,'
From their posltion On admirable view VA,
had OF Rchmond and The surrounding couotry
VII 6la,s tbs camps Of the rebels within the
limits OF lhs corporation were seen. Also, tb''
srrivsl and departure u railway trs m on the
road between New Bridge and Richmond. Yer,
NV troops Wsrs visible; but 70 The lefs Il the
oi,y, 90 DE iler Of ,he 1aii ooach rosd lesdias
D Bottoms BRIDGES ,ssge aunbsr Of Troop
we're 500. The sm ks from numerous camp
dros was ssen coming iron the woods In front.
dhowing ,hsl5 tbey we're occupied by a large
fbrce of TIA secmy. r's'q iE.-- lu9Tf-
Heavy AHag sas heard yesterday AFTERNOON
md this 0MnaDG. IN llha lott 0l Ri0hDoud.
shich was ptobsbiy cansed BY o,lf suubos's
sude voring 70 E'rca their way up James river
Ths weaahsr b warm and pleasant during The
lay lime. with heavy deWs a. night. avs
Tho health ri the iroops CONTINUES remark 4
tly good Two rsiions {" waisky aud q 'inin"
re aov daily lssad d. rF t .Hr..g, ',i' b.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
On. Hursas o.psR. The ssAssnsns made

Gm. Husrsa's ORpsR. The ssatemsats made
By eesraposAsaA froa this city, 10 ths edec'
that Republicans here approve Of tbe Presi.
dssss proelaoation denying the power Of Gen.
Haptef to Mbefass slaves, are egregio,'sfy 10
coer-et Tbs RspsblIoans here, with singular
spasiaity, desired that Geo. Hunter should
not bs iutsrfsred viii, and profoundly regre
that he Prssideat cane 10 . different ooociu
sion in the matter. Republicans hero and
throughout The country did and do approve o.
Gen. Frsmoats order liberatins the slaves oi
rebsls in Missouri; and although Gen. Hunter's
ordse goes farther. The difference Is fully mad'
up By The advances in public sentiment be-
tween Oosobsr s,A Nay.
!, b undoubtedly trus, however, That Repub
lioass End good many ideas 10 tAe Presiden.t
procism .tiou Of isst Monday which they relish
thaA tAsy maize sllowaoCss for The dilaoultiss
in which bs Ia piscsd, aud shst they iook hope
fully for his sltmais snd not far defiant COO
curr~oce in policy Of dealing with the Nbsl
lion which they would be- glad TO see him adop
70 day. u.m
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
GEaERAL ORDERS.
WAR DEP'r, ApJ'T GEN's OVvICE, a o.
WpahiuOton Mav ~ Iaay,

General Ordsrs, No 81 .o n'h"3, 3o '"''l"
/. Brigsdier General G. P, Blckingham, q.
B. voluuSSssS, ls asdgued 10 special duty In the
War Department from 'hs LAT inAisutt -Hi EHm
The Commisssry General Of Prisoner and
commanding ofnosra having oharGAM Flsod-
era will. - soon ~ prscticabls. forward 70
this UfBc- lists d the prsoners. sAewiog tSsir
tsnk, gimsnt. whrrs eaplsred, dais Of COZ
6nement, aud where confnsd Similar lists
will be Mrbiabed n new deiaehmeDts % ot,ea
!, 'bey may arrive at their several places n
confinement. .-' r. .. iI
5 BY dirsctipu M .be Presidrnt nf ths u,
Hiatss, Assistant Surgeon ]. J Bhtler, u. b.
Army, s hereby stricken from ,bs rolh of The
army, .l...I ., ... ..i.. Lac yftfsay l..f4
BY ord'r OF The Secretary II War :'ml ..,
l. THosAi, Adj't Genl.'