Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
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NswiYolx! !FlS l0l me TSihdus'A J W ssb
ington corr,sy yondence says Of Gen Stone tina
he used 10 be 70 stolen ipteryieWe With the, rsb
els, AID tbat 4 par Ese 9 W ob atieSE lSIs 90
cason seen 10 8pSssf tom hSiA bsthsm0 eHs
with surly words refused psss to the widow ol
q volunteer Who Wished TO. eek fox the BODY Of
her husband within the enemye lineei but 10
the case Of the efebei ladies. who, on frivolous
pretexts, beg Oh 20 60 and conn, he Was ALI ur-
bani.y, aud freely gave paeees, Iioqs which coy.
cred trupke, not to be examined.
IFThe Senate Military comnittee will report a.
their Mkt meeting afFeofganissiio Of the
medical dep .rtment of the army, increasing the
number Of surgeons aud other members OF the
service, and making IT, o. separate department
sd Gen. Montgomery, military Governor Of AL
exsndfia, 10 abusing hisaofice by releasing reb-
els ares ed by his ,subotdinAttssiN Not content
with allowing she Rev Mrs Stewart 10 omit
prayer for the President for the service, he has
set him at liberty after his arrest on account Of
that reasonable omission, sdTheh Alexandria
Chronicle says much excitement has been oc+.
casioned by the arrest Of Rev. Mr.. Stewart,
who, 10 spite OF remonstrAnces and warming,
persisted an dpArAdiDg his rebel proeliyitles In
the pulpit. Bb0as slc0dlA ,ildrl f'1ng .THsaIo0 y
The Worlds correspondence says q we'll
known citizen here, named Magrdder, shoe
dealer, was arrested to-day, on charge Of trea-,
son, hs having been communicating with the
enemy. The charges, sgaDstIhim are alleged
to be very eerious, Ia this respect. '''' so,
NV WAeHlNeToN, Feb b. The Sergeant at
Arms, pursuant 70 an order oflthe House of
presentstiyes, has placed Henry Wickof in
close confinement, selecting the guard house Ia
the Capitol for that purpose. Mr.. Wickof
said to dsy that this was o kind Of capitaiap
ishment that he had not anticipated, s,,s ....,,,
New YoRK, Feb. l3-The steamer Baltic
has arrived. She brings seven hundred bales
I0f cotton and the crews of the stone ,feet.--
Eight rebel. prisoners were also brought, and
placed IN Fort Lafayetts, who were taken In Q
ekirmieh.os rommoC 10 rsuais,l,sf1s0.gH gasaaa Il
os The weather was getting disagreeably warm,
and heavyfains were failing. VEN s9sfoM 'M1s M
b ContsAbands we're still picking cotton, and
their numbers were fast increasing. ..agusq lo
Gen. Sherman has succeeded in excluding oil
reporters from bis lines. .,..,,.,..s ...a 'l2 ls
i Several regiments have been removed from
Hilton Head to the foot Of Dawfuekie IslAnd,
she nearest point to Fort Pulaski that can be
occupied, except Tybee. --
j Several gnnboais, as6hoOner, and number
OF fats, with Parrot guns, hoviizers and NOR, .
tars,, accompanied the expedition Tatnali'g
gunboats coon after made their appearance, and
three ran the gauntlet 10 Fort Puiaski l1Sas ol
I. Stevshse Brigade was prevented from form
Ing junction on account of distractions In the
river,ss syAd ~ sl .ioisIsI, asili9o 1irzDs Il
N FortP Pulaskiis said to be In as bada condition
As Sumter was. Our engineers are diving piles
TO d marshy Island for a road, and for a founda-
iion for batteries, This island lies between the
Union forces and Fort jackson: Our forces
make advances every day. Our gunboats had