The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

1holHf 0e'u pes wv 20 hOs Sy'"6 ~N-S.S
Richmond without much harder fight
than you're counting on, - The loss Of
New Orleans, Pensacola and Norfolk was
freely admitted. and the Immense advan.
tsgn thus gained ack 20 wledged. k3L.BurI
it all won't do, gentlemen. You may
take somo Of our cities. but you cant
subjOgate the South. Your con6scation.
which staye il of as you will in Congress,
you're bound 10 come to, aud your sub.
IjugatiOn means simply exiermnatiOu,--
It's too great an undertaking for any
power"
1t was pretty hard to ose New Orleans,
they said, and Ben. Buffers establieh-
ing his headquarters at the ST.. Charles
was the bitterest pill yet. but still all this
would only give them the energy Of des-
peraiiop, They must fight, because they
couldn't afford TO fail. "Apd. genllemeu"
solemnly repeated the martial looking
Cavalry Captain, ''you my wiz. some
victories over US, but you can never sub
due US" y..i-,,,,r.f f,,.. Fg,q5a f,..,
The Secession prisoners al Columbus
| M NJ n al
Kind trra,msnt was recsiysd with great
cra,;fca,;on Col Tbomnson had soma
1rla,ines amony ihem. and ".ould we ar
range Il 40 that he could send them a
message, or il possible few lines 10 .wri.
xri,in, mate,ialQ v;rb me- and ,bs Col
onel Al once avail. d himself Of tbe offer
and sat down on loc to write n le,ter.
Ha in is, ed on readine !, over 10 Colonel
Conu.lL to assure,bim there was no,biho
imnropa. in what be, had written spd,sx,
Dressed great delight At lbe opporlunitg
lior such, certain aud speedy oommuuica-
lion - .,'s1sq,- - ..,,
Meantime our officers bai bsen ming
llinc freely with The rebels and ali man Z.
lner of uood .ua,ured- re,natls ,or ,art 70.
l;o;oJ. rs wers Le;ng ercLan,ol Ono a,
onr cont,;ns and a' talll.nl llo,,,ha;rsJ
ssllow go blscE' 'avod IoS;.;ar;.r
s,.moL hotdl, an, ;o,o at ns;no;rJ..
and ,Sa wro0us Of ,hs' Sonth "a ,ha pi,o ,hs,
or or s.o.ss;oo we,a mos, voi,Sir J,i
G,Ddsd md ,;d,culad H,,,so t,.d;,.o
was nronnssd Inv o,l,rs. and bu. for ,b7
IT 81 hrand soma oc onr n;m.ls ~,
have t,ansf.rred ibs;r all.o;.noo aod hsv,
49, a.;o",,,, ann,ha, oas.sS,", -,
eYsp e"J''"s "4O''S' sS'''""'VH' 'e'o''
~~, n,I.s.., a.. na;.. - ol s,'r s.S III
%. aSs s"S oa Ts G '.o" Ia
'epA "'auque'.Y,o NT n, oeueaa' ovu,C !, y
NOV eop:en. 'n"' ov'e"ei Ano'oPson SUP
Io@o wlpn ;I': ~: '."ss 80 iequosIsa. -, an' W
neswou.u De "pnos " rso'p'9oA's,sne 70
,sass " y .p.,sVp'rs m ~ .s.u'u1ng Hg srs% ~
sq.a. uu.n;d. a.;Ss., ~ cAyus"sN vV", inomP
; son msa !. 9s,uenas pnas e'oeu ~. - oo'as a.
'o%yu ~ " s"y ushsl,. oa"ne s mas .o'
pNnio ~ Wsn = 'op ssu"sMsn'y 70 lp"n
mes' I.SoPe% u'ssA"Si'So gs;,sI S'. ae mss
es%n'.s y. y, ws uD''oI s.sss'., "phe,s'
sh.ng. y or n,;.an". ""n s I.L.S ILL N n.sd ~
l.ss &, ,tar;..s - v.r M H. M,
wss II d;,a., y;ola';o. or ,,,a ~ ,,a."ss nso' =
oiyiizsd nations Certs;nlv ,Ls Sou,l
had dana enough aoj,t;ng 70 er,,na Ear
ssIf IN ,ras,meot ss a, Iaa.. . snt,;n,
novs, Ths,s s'..s Zoo nnoI ooo5 a,ns.
10 this 10 give any ground for dispute
, and so the Interview ended as il had be
gun, In the most perlec, harmony.
The pr,soners--a sorry hooking set
/, we're marched forward. the rebel cayalr
T. turned them over 10 our Objects; q des
i criptivc roll was produced, and sixty tw
4 released prisoners answered very Joyful
I. as their names were called. Col. Come
inquired whether they wished them swor
not to bear arms agaius. the Coufederac
till regularly exchanged, "oh, ws'v
attended to. that already" said Colonl
\ Thompson, "and l guess irs pretty wei
i impressed on their minds" Some al
. was produced, aud rebels and loyalists q
n ike draGk out Of the same tin cup. ~
We could only take you up to our cnmr
n we could give you something better.
i said one of our officers. "0b, neve
1t mind replied a'rebsl with quizzic'
Il look' we eSpeci 10 entertain all You gen
20 iemen "t our quarters pretty soon, an
h depend on u. tbi' party shall have th
e best old brandy Gorlnlh affords. $3.50.
Tie cave taking grew prolracted.- :
u Each one had something to say or asl
/. llauds were shaken with marked cordial
|. ty all around. "May we NEE. again Ut
d der plsasanter, auspices" said Colon
ID Thompson, and there wasn't one Of I'll
10 party that did not fervently echo n
W wish, and inwardly hope that he migl
sl some day have an opportunity to do
II kindness 10 this officer of Beauregard
/" stan; hut at last there her, was no e1cuso f