The New York herald., 1862-04-02

supposed 10 sympathize with tho Union mon Walking
OF his fields day. said therc goes
traitor, when one Of squad q cavalry red and lac
was struck with MIME ball The jais in the South arc
literally full Of Union mon, many OF them taken from
East rennessee Never was people so broken down.
Thegovernment to the people II they never so
anywere else take OF East Tennessee Thoy have
stood nm There Union presses e In the SOUTH
ana not Union editor but one, and that mysef they
nave all boon bought up They offered me large sums or
money but my reply was, s1hy money persh with thee
will see you 10 the devil first" They took my paper,
my press and my type and me notice that should
not puDlsh any more papers took the advice OF my
friends and family, and stopped the Whig was tho
only time IN my life that ever gave in for, like Col
Inns ram, always had head Of my own. IauRh-
ter) They took my building, which was sixty feet
long and two stories high, and transf rmed IL into
senal to repair the guns which Floyd stole from the
United states government. And this was not all. An
Alabama regiment came along Sabbath day and stole
from me my only nigger, young man Of whom thought
ern army had believed all that was said OF it, but
did not expect that the chvay and flower Of the South
would be guilty OF such an act after all their boastng
tell you to-day, upon the honor Of man, that the
Southern army and its hangerson have stolen more
groes in Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky during the
past six months than the abolitioniss have enced
aided away tho last forty years. and to-day 80 help
me God 0nehaf the soldiers in the South owned
slave or were ever rotated by the ties OF consangunity
oscourngs OF the lowest order of society the
set OF towards the face OF the earth Look how they
sn0 sx sse n se
said ''one S0utherner could whip Eve blue beled YAM
kees and hero lot relate incident that happened in
Knoxville few weeks sinceA Union lady met on the
sidewalk one day colonel Of regiment stationed in
Knoxville and she said TO him, Colone how 10 IL that
notice the Norhorners have been getting tho better of
at Fort Henry. Fort Donoison and Fishing creek.
thought one Southrcn could whip five Yankees" "Oh,"
replied the Colonel, "you these troops from
Ohio Indiana and Illinois They are the descendants Of
Kenuckans and Tennesseeans who removed from these
States across the Ohio years ago. They are Of our own
stock and are good fighters as our own soldiers.
swell, then. how 1t about Burnsides victory at
Roanoke Isands Were these Ohio Indiana and Illinois
soldiers foo?" To this nterrogatory the colonel replied
that he did not know and hastily bidding the lady good
day. left her. This my first effort at speaking in four
months. and find that am getting hoarse and must
stop. Thank God can now SEQ daylight. This wicked
the work ttle moro grape, Captain Bragg" Grape
for the masses and hemp for the leaders is my motto
Important Treasury Circular Relative
10 Internal CONNER cial Intercourse.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Ma ch 20, 1862.
SIn is desirable to remove, as Ear as may properly
the loyal States and those States and parts States
heretofore declared by proclamation Of the President to
be in insurrecton and which may resume and maintain
loyal adhesion to the Union and the constitution may
be occupied and controlled by the forces OF the United
States engaged in the dispersion of tho insurgents.
The rules and regulations governing Internal commerce,
heretofore prescribed by the Secretary OF tho Treasury
therefore, hereby SO far modified as to authorize the
respective Surveyors Of the Customs at tho ports Of Pitts
burg Wheeling, Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville, New
Albany Evansville Paducah Cairo and st. Louis to issue
permits the Of merchandise and for the
same money
and parts OF States upon application being made hom
respectively sased Of the loyalty and good faith OF the
applicant and upon tho filing OF an AFFIDAVIT, properly
executed, that the permit applied for shall not, II
granted be used SO as 70 give in any way any aid COM
fort information encouragement to persons Ia nsur
tine o. tne states OF
You will hereafter cease collecting any per centage
foes for permitting the transit and exchange OF mercan
disc between the citizens Of loyal States and loyal ct
sections country occupied
controlled by the forces OF the United States other than
the usual charge OF twenty cents for each permit 90
granted; and you will make no charge for permits for
merchandise forwarded from any place in loyal State
10 another the other like State exercise
any supervision the tfadc between such Sates
cep such may be necessary TO prevent supplies OF any
description being furnished to insurgents
furthermore directed that no permits be granted
for any articles forbidden by the military authorities 70
be transported into the territory occupied by the forces
Of she United States.
commercial trade under the rules and regulations,
herein modified, will hereafter make their application
direct che proper Surveyor and not TO the Secretary
" 'A' '' 8. P. CHASE Secretary * the Treasury.
Eso I. CARSON, ESQ.,. Surveyor Of Customs, Cincin-
natl Ohio
[From Washington paper, March s1.l
The citizens Of the District Of Coumb as well az the
adjoining country will be pleased to learn that under
is about to be established between Washington
Fortress Monroe These steamers TO leave each
place at tho hour and complete the trip In the short
space nine hours is often surprised that direct
daily with the national capital and inn
poriant station as the old Fortress should have been
left to the facilities OF ncghborng city, and We rejoice
that the administration has decided 10 encourage tho
present enterprise.
In connection herewith may that such Is tho
confidence Of carly restoration of Richmond Virginia,
government that the old Southern Mail Line Com
pany are making such arrangements as will ensure q
sumption OF travel by way OF Aqua creek.
II Is understood that the from Alexandria now
running regularly Manassas Produce from the good
old county OF Loudon is also beginning to arrive.
The railroad being completed to Manassas station gov
trains pass directly through city to that in
terestng point making the trip in from two 10 three
hours. Even with the limited accommodations for pas
sengers number have already avaied themsolves Of
pocness OF the conductors Of tho cars aud officers
Of the army in charge at the terminus to survey the
battle field and surrounding country
An intelligent and Observant gentleman, who spent
nearly days there confirms all previous accounts OF
wide spread desoaton Thousands OF Of land
but a short time in high cultivation are trod
den down earthen floor. The houses for many
miles around damaged aud forsaken. Occasionally
the humble home OF some good Union husbandman is
seen with pleasure where to the visitor the old fash
toned hospitality is extended In the village church
yard the mcmentoes OF departed worth are brokon.