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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

TfExrRE.--The fascinating "Alice Kings
berry" appeared last evening to highly appre'
ciatlve audience, who received her with unlvers-
al favor. She possesses the qualifications tc
make great actress in comedy; she is petite and
owns pair of the most bewitching eyes we
ever witnessed, and can only compare them to
"twin stare" If the Theatre is not crowded
every night during her engagement we shall be
inclined to think our citizens cannot properly
appreciate the bystrionic art.
The house should be crowded to night for one
more reason-it ia for the benefit of Mr.. Harry
Mehen, one of the most versatile actors on the
boards; bis appearance is always welcomed by
the audience, and they never tire Of his presence
We hope for the sake of our "FAlstaff' friend
the house will be crammed to its utmost cSpac
ity To prove how high he is held in the estima
tion OF our citizens. We are frequently called
upon to announce benefits. When are we to have
the qualification of heralding an appeal from
Mr.. c. F. Smith, When the occasion occurs We
are confident he will receive substantial proof
for his efforts to cater for the public taste
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

In tha iocal oolumn of the Ohio State JouTnd
Of Yesterday morning, April 30. degree o.
recklessness Is exhibited in relation to the reoe
prisoners on parole in this city, which excel'
any Of the manufactured and false articles Of
similar kind gotten up by the correspondents o
the various papers, and for coming which thu
writer should be visited with the contempt o.
all lovers Of truth and decency, and the Jour
nal be compelled by tho people Of the city, who
regard lie good name, to apologize for it's publ
cation.
II Is difieult to tell why such false and reck
less statements are coined, and the motives fol
their publication; bu. that they are iniAmouslJ
false and the authors Of them uumidgatet
liars, there can be no doubt.
There are, in the first place, so far ss VI
know, but few rebel prisoners on parole in thi
city, and these, 90 far as we have observed
them, are as free from ostentation as men gen
sralIy. That they have been lionized" IL
false, and that Columbus is a "secesh hole" is
doubly so Indeed the whole brood and hatch
Of the assertions and intimatiOns, 10 the paper
referred to, we believe to be without shadow
of truth, and the article libel on our city and
lie inhabitants.
Il looks to us as though the Journal were de-
sirous to get up a mob in Columbus, with a
view 70 injure the character and business Of the
town. II this be what that paper is after, II
might be well for IL to ponder and reflect III
Gle, before it goes farther in that direction. -
For II successful in raising storm Of that
kind, We think 1t quite probable that that
establishment would be as likely as any other
In the city to regret it. This attempt to mag
nifty the lew rebel prisoners now on parole in
this city, and to stgmAtze the citizens of Co.
lunbus as seceesiorisis and sympathizers with
treason, has been iniulged in about long enough,
and IL is time It had ceased
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

SPAIN, IL seems, from recent accounts, having
seized the republic of Dominica, is proceeding
to annex that of Hayh to her domains, under
the pretense Of some disputes about boundaries
and thus secure the whole island In her grasp
As our Federal Senate has just passed bill
recognizing HAyti as an independent power, II
Is suggested that Mr., Sumner, the chairman ot
the Senate committee on Foreign Afairs, bring
In bill for the protection of the negroes of
Hayd against the invaders of Spain. As he
Is quite willing that white men Of the United
States should kill each other BY thousands for
the sake Of the blacks Of the South, he should
extend bis philanthropy to the same race In
Hayti, and initiate measures for killing of O
goodly number of spaniards, in order to carry
ont there bis doctrine Of negro equality, free
dom and Independence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

@To prohibit members Of boafde Of eduCAtion
from receiving compensation iof thelf services
House bill, To tax railroad companies.
To extend the time Of The payment for the
school lands In Mercer county.
Senate bill, For the appointment OF thirty ad'
dltional assistant Surgeons.
House bill, To provide for the disposition o.
unclaimed property In the possession OF railroad
companies, express companies, common carriers,
forwarding and commission merchants, wharf,
ipgets and warehousemen.
Senate bill, to refund certain moneys TO har'
Tison county and other corporations.
The following bill was postponed until nex'
session: r.
To provide for the sale Of the shares Of stock
owned BY this State 10 railroad, canal, and turn
pike companies.
Mr.. smythe presented the petition Of W. D.
Rutledge and one hundred and sixty two other
citizens Of Licking county, praying for law
to prohibit the settlement OF negroes in ONO
under any circumstances whatever.
Senate bill, To amend certain road laws and
repeal others, was indefinitely postponed !,
The vote was reconeidered by Whicn tne
House passed Senate bill, To refund certain
moneys TO Harrison county and other corpora
tions. ~
JCuht6 lUiub ICbUlubiuu W0o uNsPsSNS NAS~h~Ss
ing the Attorney General to collect certain
moneys from Hamilton Cummings.
Senate joint resolution was adopted, providing
for survey and examination Of certain over
flowed lands in the vicinity Of the Licking Sum
NIT Reservoir, near Kirkersville, by the Board
of Public Works.
The following additional bills wero passed
Senate bill, To repeal an act entitled "ar
act defining the Jurisdiction and regulating the
practice of Probate Courts in the counties o.
Erie, Lucas, Richland, Holmes, Montgomery
Delaware, Franklin, Soioto and Jefferson
passed April 12, and took effect May let, 1858
House bill, To provide for the inspection oi
Petroleum for Illuminating purposes.
| Senate bill, Reducing the per diem OF the
Members and officers Of the next and succeed
\ ing General Assemblies-the Members and Of
6cers of this General Assembly regarding theiI
services as being worth more than those of theil
successors.
The House then took recess until nine
o'clock TO, morrow morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Newspaper Oranges.


THE DAYTON EMPIRE. |. R. KELLY, who
was connected with Messrs BoLLMEYER and
LOGAN In the prOprietOrship of the Dayton En-
piye, has recently sold his interest In the es!ab.
lisbment to his partners, and retired, on ac-
count OF i'll health. In his vsledictory, he ap.
proves the course Of the Empire, and commendS
il to the Democracy of Montgomery county
The publication of the paper will be continued
by Messra. BoLLMEYER and LOGAN, who have
been its editors for two years. They all have
our best wishes.
BUcYRUS FoRuM.-THoMAs BEER, ESQ., has
sold the Bucyrus Forum establishmentto Mesars.
BARNES and CoUoHLIN, late of Cincinnati, and
in well-Written valedictory retired from Its
control and management. The "Introductory"
Of the new editors is pertinent and appropriate,
and gives promise of vigorous and efficient
discharge of editorial duties. We wish the
outgoing and incoming editors abundant sue.
cess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

ANOTHER VIorIM.-We learn that A. W
Mcconnell, of this city, member Of Capt
Lilly's company, whose leg was shot of in the
battle at Pittsburg Landing, died on Thursday
last, April "a His leg was amputated at Pitts
burg; be was then removed to Mound City
Hospital, near Cairo, where the limb was a sec
ond time amputated, on the ground that the
operation was not properly performed the fret
time. His father, 2. W. Mcconnell, Of this
city, was With his 500 at the time Of his de.
cease, and has written to bis distressed family
the sad intelligence. We have not heard when
Mr.. Mcconnell is expected home, but suppose
he will soon return with the remains Of bis son.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

AMERICAN AsMcULTURIsT---This neat month
ly is published by Orange Judd, al Park Row
New York, at one dollar a year; ten cents
number.
The May issue of the Agrieulturist will bt
found fully equal to any former number. The
Calendar OF Operations for the month embraces
hundreds Of hints for work on the farm and in
the garden. In addition, this single number
contains over one hundred and fifty articles and
items for the farm, garden and household, In
cluding $25 Prize Article on Apple Culture;
sashiDg report on "ArtIacial Msnures" by
the President Of Penn. Agricultural College,
ETC., etc. Among the eDgravipgs are beAutl.
full page cut entitled "sheep Tending" "aow
to Hold and Drive Horses;" "Beautiful Leaved
Plants;" "a Disturbed Nap;" Shadows on
the WALL" etc. Minute maps Of the MlssIssip-
pi rivers the county from Norfolk to Rich.
mOnd, including the topography Of Yorktown;
also, Savannah, Ca, Fort Pulaski, and vicin-
Ny ~ sgisfslss 70 3 & .isasg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

The New York Herald gives the following
account of o recent Cabinet meeting, which,
there is reason to believe, lie substantially cor.
rect:
fortunately, however, we are not left to re-
flection and inference in this case. The meet.
Ing Of the Cabinet was important, the discus ion
stormy; but the result was the triumph OF the
President and his popular policy over the pref
udices and passions Of his advisers. Secretary
Stanton declined 70 grant Gen. McClellan's re-
quest that certain troops should be sent to him,
and also objected to the Presidents order that
snother division should join. Mcclellan g
corps, although this order was issued in com-
pliance with McClellan's own desire. This was
the subject under discussion, and 1t very natur-
ally led to q general controversy about
Mcclellan and his plans. The President de-
Tended Mcclellan, and was sustained by Secre.
taries Seward and Biair-shis singular coalition
resulting rather from Stewards ooolness toward
Stanton and Chase than from his admiration of
Mcclellan. The discussion was earnest and
warm, Secretary Stanton being especially i'm
petuous and declamatofy against the Presidents
policy. Az lass the President declared that he
had set bis foot down firmly that Gen. McClel-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

Ian should not be interfsred With, and should
have anything he needed from the War Depart
ment, and that Il was useless 10 attempt 70 mod
ify bis opinion Of Gen. Mcclellan and bis plans
The result OF this noble speech was the rumorl
of Stanton's resignation, and the immediate
rapid advance Of the forces under Mcdowell
who had been waiting In Washington 70 have
his destination decided"
Such being the probable facts, the question
naturally arises, why the Secretary OF Wa
should be opposed to granting Mcclellan sucl
forces as he thought were requisite, and why b
was unwilling that Mcdowell should be sen
forward to co operate with Mcclellan. Did Mr.
Stanton wish Mcclellan TO be defeatedf Blu
the result is a signal triumph over faction, AM
We may well rejoice Boston Courier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

VIZ learn that some of the rebel prisoners o
war at Camp Chase--!he colOred ones-are be-
Ing released and discharged, and 1t is said thai
some Of them have msnuuission papers Issued
by the commandAnt Of the Camp. How is THE
and from whence comes the authority iOr such
ac.ion7 The negroes among the Fort Donelson
prisoners, came here, as we understand it, as
prisoners Of war as weIl as the whites, and We
do not SEE how the commandant of the Camp
csn determine thas they are slaves, and as such
mapumlt them. win some one give us light
on this suhiecL7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Every Word True.
A co!emporAry makes .he following truthiu

A cotemporAry makes the following truthful
aud forclble remarks:
The only difference between abolition rebels
and secession rebels is, that the latter took up
arms to carry out their doctrines. The aboli'
tion rebels had repeatedly threatened to do the
same thug, but the secessionists got the start
They have both occupied essentially the same
ground; each designing to seize the general
Government for the purpose of exercising un'
constitutional powers. The violence OF one
was essential to the success Of the other. And
when their mutual assaults overoame the Dem
ocratic party, secession, war. and terrible taxa
tion followed In the train. The only way to re-
store the Union is to reiustate the Democratic
party In poRer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

A PAPER published at Athens accuses Colonel
Rodney Mason, OF the Seventy Ohio, Of
having deserted his regiment at the first ire
and declares that he was not seen by bis men
alterward, until the battle was over. There Ia
good foundation for this statement. Mason was
in command Of the Second Ohio at Bull Run,
and was there accused of gross cowsrdice He
Was pet OF Governor Dennison's, however, and
was ioisted upon the Seventy-6Tst. We have
the regnlt - Cincinnati Tines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Columbus vedo,,es Relief AssoOl'

Columbus vedettes Relief AssOcia'
ton.
There will be meeting of the above associ'
alton at the vedette's Armory, Town street, on
Wednesday evening, April 3Oth, at 8 O'Clock
when all members are requested to be present
for the transaction Of important business. Also
members Of other military companies In the city
and persons who may take an interest in She
same, are respectfully invited to attend
GEO. D. FREEMAN, Prest.
~ n povvFpa San'v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

u According to official reports made to the
Mayor of Cincinnati, it appears that there are
in that city no less than one thousand nine
hundred and eighty two houses in which intOxl
eating drinks are sold, fifteen pawnbrokers' of
fces, twenty-three lottery Offices, one hundred
and sixty billiard tables, and one hundred ant
fifteen houses Of i'll repute, the number of in
mates in the same being three hundred ant
fotty.tRO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

"lF the power Of copfsoAtlon resides in Con-
gress at all" says the New York Times, "and
should be exercised, the time for its execution
has not yet arrived. II it does not reside In
Congress, legislation is q mockery." The only
possible effect Of conHscation by Congress, Of
course, would be to exasperate still more the
people of the South, and make necessary the ex-
pendiure of just so much more blood and treas
ure to suppress this rebelliou.--Ch Chicago TImes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
robbery Of Government ana HOspI
sal Stores.
The Toledo BLADE Of last Saturday says:

The Toledo Blade of last Saturday says:
The exposure of the immense peculation Of
Government and Hospital stores, to which we
alluded yesterday, appears to be but the "begin-
ming of the end" 1t is now ascertained that
for some time past, not only parties residing In
this city, but others on the line of our railroads
have received "box after box" from persons 10
the employ of the government at different places,
the families receiving them being instructed
not to open them until the sender should
return home. The officers are on the track Of
q large quantity of these goods, and the zeal
thus far manifested by them Is an assurance
that they will do their utmost toward recovering
all the property sent to this locality, and bring
the guilty persons to punishment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

The Sacred College at Rome lie composed Of
seventy cardinals. The Cardinal Maochl, tue
OLDEST, is in bis ninety-Second year, and the
youngest is but forty FIVE years old, while ten
are seventy.fve and upward OF the entire
number fifty were born in Italy, nine In France,
three in Spain, four In Germany, and one each
In Belgium, Hungary, and England
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Vote In tho senate ON the HaytI and
LIBERIA KecOg aitIOn Bill.

The bill for the recognition Of the negro re-
pubIics of Hayti and Liberia passed the United
States Senate by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Browning. Chand
Ter, Clark, Collamer, CowaD, Dixon, Doolittle
Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Hender
son, Howard, Hare, King, Lane OF Indiana
Lane of Kansas, Latham, McDougal, Morrill,
POmeroy, Sherman, Simmons, Sumner, Tel
Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson o.
Massac chusetts, and Wright-32 -.
NAYs-Messrs, BAysrd, Carlile, Davis, Powell
Saulabury, Stark and Thompson-7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Local M q tiers.

FUNERAL OF CAPT. H. C. GEARY.-The re-
mains of Captain H. G, GearY arrived In the
city at twelve O'Clock yesterday. The funeral
will take place from Trinity Church at 2 o'clock
this wednesday, afternoon. The friends of
the family are invited to attend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
Secretary Of State-..I1esignatIOn OF
MAJOR OOwen.--ApPointmeL OF mr.
KennOn.

Major B. RUsH CowEE has resigned the oGic'
of Secretary of State, and Hon. WILSON s
KENYON, the efficient Representative from Bel
mont county, has been appointed by the Cover
nor 70 fill the vacancy.
Major Gown goes back into the service o.
the United States, as Paymaster of Volunteer
In the army, where his efficiency as public Of
hcer is already appreciated. As Secretary Of
State during the brief period he has been in
the Office, he has discharged Its duties in a
manner entirely satisfactory to the people Of
Ohio.
We are gratifef that the Governor has Sc
lecsed 30 worthy a successor to the outgoing
Secretary; and we believe the appointment will
be regarded with greet favor BY all parties
throughout the State. Mr.. KENNoN is fine
lawyer and an excellent business man, and will
make good Secretary of State. He will take
charge Of the Office on the % day Of May
mex. Friday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR. new Cover
nor of Wisconsin, Edward Salomon, who has
succeeded the late Governor Harvey, is Dem
ocrat and has never been any thing else. He IL
a German citizen, resident of Milwaukee. This
statement is made upon the authority Of The
Milwaukee Sentinel, Republican n.-DetrOt Free
PTees
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

"THAT's BULLY."-The Journals plea Of
guilty to all the counts in its own false, scan.
dalous and malicious Indictment against the
citizens Of Columbus. It assumes the Offices
Of both prosecutor and counsel for the aecnsed
"Bully" for the Journal!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

NEw oRLEANs is ours, at least the reports ol
iss capture seem now to be 60 confirmed as hard
ly 70 leave room for doubt. How our forces
passed the forts and Notifications defending the
clsy, We have yet to learn. Bat the announce
ment of the bare fact that the Union troops are
in possession of the Crescent City is cheering
--eloriousl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

u Tne Grand Jury Of the United States
circuit Court now in session in Cincinnati,
made their final report on Monday last, having
returned thirteen bills Of indictment Among
the indictments, there were nine against parties
for embezzling goods and habiliments from the
United Stltes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

IT Is said that Confederate Irivateer has
made lite appearance in the Chinese seas and
is looking out for American vessels. The
United States has not single war vessel 10
those seas. The priVateer will have it all her
own way, and will, doubtless, do considerable
mischief before she can be overhsuled
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
mees'nEC ECsm.re; Sa ses .oS.S%sstoc.

Thevs win be meeting Of the Democratic
s,ste Central Commlttee, at the American
Hotel. No Columbus. on Wednesday, May l4sh
sG2 O'Clock, PM
Every member Of the COmmitteeis is requested
10 DO prescott, as important business will come
before them al The critical time 10 the atfAift
Of our country,
WAYNE GRlswoLD. Chairman
Circieyille, April Is, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

TELEGRAIH AND ExPREss COMPANIES. Judge
Dickson, of Cincinnati, delivered an able speech
before the members of the Senate, aud good.
ly number of others who we're present, in the
Senate Chamber, last evening, in opposition to
the bill which has passed the House, to tax Tel.
egraph and Express Companies. He was re-
piled to by Mr.. Osborn, the author of the bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

Col. APPLER, Of the Fifty.third Ohio, il
charged with displaying great cowardce al
Pittsburg Landing, 60 much so that through hii
trepidation the regiment was broken, and the
men fought as best they could under Other
commanders He is another Of Gov. Denni'
sons pets Cincinnati Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

Jonn e. Rock, colore6 lawyer from Bos-
Ton, leetured In Philadelphia on Monday night,
April IA. EeWas very severe on the whites,
end declared that the negroes were born here
nnd intended to die here. This looks like oppos-
lag colonization.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

RKMovLL.-I have removed my office 70
Neil's Building, over P. Balm q sOn's store
whore can always be found, except when alb
sent on professional business.
April lS-d2W. w. H. DRURY, M. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

FURNITURE AUCTION. -Idsssrl. Cloud 4 Tracy,
Auc.loneerss viii sell 81 auction, Al ttheirroOma,
corner of High and Broad streets, on Thurs
day. May l. at ten o'clock a. M, large lot Of
furniture, among which are Bedatcads Of differ.
ent patterns, Bureaus, SlandS. Tables, Sofa and
other Chairs, Cribs, Lounges, Carpets, Mirrors,
etc., and variety of second hand furniture -
Terma--Cash. Bkn
apl3O-2t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

u The State Board of Agriculture, says the
Cleveland Leader, will meet In that city next
week to complete the final arrangements for the
State Fair.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

GEnEsAE Hsllecks effective force, according
10 the muster rolls, on last Saturday morning,
Is reported at one hundred and sixty thousand
men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

A SAD casualty occurred near Napoleon, o.,
few days ago. Two children OF Mr.. Rakfss
we're burning brush, when the clothes Of lit.
lie giRl took afe and the child was literally
roasted % death
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

CHARLEs DEWEY, for many years one Of the
Supreme Judgssof Of Indiana, died at his residence
In CLARK county, in that State, on the 25tb Of
April
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30

The Chicago Tribune records the death Of
Mrs. Isaac Cook, an estimable lady, aud wife
OF ex- Postmaster Cook.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
DIED.

April 2sth, at the residence Of her sonnaw, Mr. D.
II. Taft, No. North Fourth street. Mrs' SARAH CONN
aged about "a years. Btt