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, 1862-02-24
Gen. Mitchell Within Thirty Miles
Of Nashville.
RuM0RED FLAG OF TRUCE FROM
GOV. HARRIS.
Great Movement on the Tapfs.
Buckner Sent to Indianapolis.
FROM WASHINGTON.

TSnecIal Dispatch to the ChIcag Tribune1
WAsu1sG1os, February =, 1862.
Secretary Stanton authorizes an emphatic |
denial that he made at the railroad con7en- |
tion the remarks attributing to Mcclellan |
the Western victories, which were falsely I'M |
puted to him by the Associated Press agent. |
gised by The Mcclellan clique.
Tic charges against McKinstry, except those
which can't be found until his accounts arc
rendered, have been forwarded By Glover, and
are now in the War Department..
A corresnondent recently returned from
Richmond Va. sars John Minor Bolts is yir-
+,,,1,, =. 7,,5sonor in lis own 1,onse. and that
~ - .1,,.,,o n s,,ao1- ba da,>-
nc +ha secession Of VIRGINIA. and so1. u ,r,s
s,t., ~ .na h,nes rcs+orot7,r af ~ 1Tnson
~ o9aotaa
80 a3,o;toa ~, ;,,vee+;or,+,a, ~ t,,o III,
-. -, '10 ~,
t'1c1 VI eo.ulaoii eoal1i'tee on 1u0 s,;s'e
eoue' afe VI 1'e 1ioet ee'ele 'ai1A 1e'0l'nass
cuauacoer: s1,
-. Pi' o4a'., 'sno uo1oe. esa.0 inen soeeo
!" oooS not 20 nave tne 'eoe1 nsg pfesensa-
uon' ass.s'eu os ~" nepuouesns WIZ
lnougn1 inc ceremony loo mucn ol I'll nonot
1or heIcoels- before Tue comm encement OF
the vote on the call Of the House, the
procession entered. tt Was noticed TINT
i,rrnof;oto,r ,f.or +1o ,,,or,1,a-. ~ +,a
"a'e! toe tee " 'ne
Cabinet cane Prince De JoinVu1e and
the French Princes, alone Of McClellan's staff,
who remained at The entrance fnll dressed.
.,.eaa,,a - ~. e,a.a..1.
oHgaoleie "eie p1eeeu'u ~ 4a'9ot oehe'"'s'
Mcclellan looking pale and ANXIOUS.
hr. Butler, assistant Secretary Of War, on
hear;nc thc action of the House. said the rebe1
..,,.. a;a ~ ,o,,o r,aar -e+o+,,+o a
e.s.... 49, ,ee.as.+.tsos ae as,r. +.,~a,s
lespe"nps Liz pieSenta'ion u mugs IAsA
from enemies, and therefore rescInded the
| order.
| GIN scott was nominated AZ Minister In
~ r"1~, ... "
| mexico to-oh5: mr. su"ner a'geo 1naleol'
| diate action upon it, but it was not known
with what result.
,To a., ,,-,e r,,.aa a., 7ax fo, +1, t7r,+ +,,,o
Ane Aas "so ia,0eu 's'uas ioA sne nie' elnie
over the Navy Department. a lew private
! tars are.f1ying; two or three buildings are i.
, 1862-02-24
FROM CAIRO.

: fSncria1 n;snatch to the (yhfearo Tr;hune1
ca1ao, February y, 1862.
Buckncr and staff, and the rebel officers cap
turcd ut FortDonclson, lett Paducah yester-
day for indianapolis, /
It is reported that tho rebel Cen johnson |
nftcr having given his parole Of honor to
Grant, passed through the Federal lines and
oecaned
~ ~. ne ..> ,o.,. ,n:. :. ,.,,,os 20
The loss OF the 18th llhnets Is, Killed ID;
wounded 81.
|. A messenger from ponelson, who arrived
,se+ <z-o,,,,,1 ,or,or+e -+ba+ Gov n-,n+ .,d a
4sse' e'ennet 4spot'' t''As uea' o4>sa. aao -
portion OF his staff, accompanied By Col Wal
lace Of the 11th Illinois, proceeded under
aap Of truce IN the Cumberland beyond
10 - 11..,,s.:u.
clafhssHe, III LIE oi1eeuon y. Nasns4
and met Governor Harris, who, after
lengthy interview, asked ar1nistice and cessa-
sation Of hostilities for three days, when be
promised the Federal dag should float over
every fortified point Of Tennessee.
co,onc)s Of regiments located here arc or
80, ~ .,,,+ eo,,o.-,,xrr at4sa;a,,a-- ~ t,,a;p
| defeo 10 report CONCERNING einc1eneS oi tneAr
eommmand immediately to headquarters:
tas @ lnoniona .a ,aas ns 'AA' 1of"aia 'l'o'e'1en'
VII "ooh 'aAe P4oes'
There have been no arrivals from the Cum
berland today. It is reported that whenever
+he .racnotion If Nashville hv tho rehc1s he.
sne .oaassa-, - +har IN ~ ~ ~. ~ 49, hnt u
that the citizens will eSunguish the flames.
+te c,tizens of Nashville consider the rebellion
tue el'o y, >, ~ ~ -a.r., 49, - s' ~ ~ -
"played out,' are ANXIOUS to return to the
Union.
CAIRO, Feb. 22:-The following is List Of
, 1862-02-24
FROM GEN. LANDER'S DIVISION
What the War Department thinks
Of CeWafas.
4 RECOMMENDATION WITH THE
RIGHT RING TO IT.
Let our Brave Men have Officers.

WAsH1ssToS, Wednesday, February 10, 1861.
Complaint having been made by General
Lander Of the misconduct Of an officer under
his command, and the matter referred to the
Secretary Of War, the following Instructions
were given:
WAR DErAnrMEr, Feb. Is, 1862.
tIf Gen. Lander is satisfied that Col Anas-
taDzel was guilty Of cowardiee or misbehay1or
before the enemy, he may be tried on thcspot,
and if found guilty, the sentence Of death may
be executed On the spot, or he may be cash
tered by his commanding General at the head
of his regiment. The former course is rccom-
mended as the preferable one. Cowardice in
an officer, exhibited on the field Of battle,
should receive the swift punishment Of death.
EDWIN H. STATION, Secretary Of War.
, 1862-02-24

u There was 80 strong an opposition
manifested in Congress, Saturday, to the
proposed formal delivery Of the rebel flags
captured ut Donelson and Henry that the
idea was abandoned as if by common con-
sent, and the Is stars aud bars" will not be
honorcd with q place in the archives of the
country. alongside the trophies won from
Enelaul and Mexico.
, 1862-02-24
FRAUD ON THE GOvERNA1ENT.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-The Philadelphia
InqufYrr Of to-day says; TT is reported TO-
day that frauds upon the Government In ar
ticles of clothing and military horse trsppings
baye been discovered, amounting to over
vet been made public, but it IA indicated that
they are from New York and PennaytvaniG ::
An editorial in the Richmond Eta,ainer Of
the 18th states that a large portion OF the for
esgn population Of Richmond is dlsaffected. :
, 1862-02-24
mr. Bright on American Affairs.

MIR. Bright on American AHa1r9.
Mr. Bright was presen: Mt a banquet given
by the Birmingham Chamber Of Commerce On
the 4th instant, and in the course Of speech
aaid: -:
"There can be no question at this moment
which is more worthy the serious attention Of
all thoughtful people and of the Government
Of this country than the question Of the posi-
tion Of Lancashire. We have had, a. is geacr--
noneepse talked with regard to American af-
fairs. We are told that the blockade is pa
: ptr blockade, and totally ineffective, sat the
sanle time that we are toldft{s grievous ca
lamity because it is effective that it is neees-
sary 10 break il dow9 We knoT anas ~ Tmis th;s
n,ome nj at eight cents or fourpence pound.
if it could be put down in Liverpool, it would
readily sell Ut one shilling or one snlll1ng and
twopence. We know also that at the South
almost everything they import IS selling
if there be anything at Ill in the country
i've. len, or fifteen times its price; and what
ever may be said of q ship escapingt the block
adc row and then, believe that it can be
demonstrated that there never Was in the his
toTr Of Europe blockade at one time SO
But that, OF course, is no Particular advantage
| to III WHO wish to haye some Of the produce
Of the Southern States. I mention it Only to
| elluw that the pretences- for interfsrence on
| that ground are vain ana foolish People
+ dup't appear to think that interference means
@There ie general impression In England
that somehow ur other, America. has gone to
| the dogs, and that this country, with its yast
| fret, might do anything it liked with It.. Bnt,
! srprosc any body fad asked Soo In 1850 wh:th.
sr tie United St4tes were an easy Power ia
| tran:p!c Oh, everybody would have said No !
| nut IT. this moment the population Of the
States that a1v under the Government Of Wash
ingtop Il greater than Was the population o.
7 all ,.:s S1ates of the american Union in 1850
More thar that, 50 per chnt of all the mari
! ne w.alth aud power tast then belonged ts
il.c Unior, belongs nov, as it did before, 10 tht
North. and, therefore; unless men go upor
ills principle, that man whom you were vef1
civi, to before he met with an accident, ma,
he mcdd1ed with without danger Khe1 he ha'
his arm in sling--I say that sosatng ga. !, .
nsore .gnoroat or ;aers teo1ssh f. e zasf. fhs Is
:nt,,ut: ote:a Ib.ar &hat efn ts fr,asapeI oa,s =
!; t:oreh they ere few: die,on4ected ptoViz
, 1862-02-24

ces in state of anarchy, such that any OLE
might insalt and injure them at pleasuren
fHeaz, hear.1 The honorable gentleman con-
eluded by strongly urging Neutrality In the
American waf, expressing his belief that the
pended absolutely upon q perfect and a
friendly neutrality On the part d this country
and this Government,
, 1862-02-24

, LOUISVILLE; February 32.-The city, to-
night, IN: several localities, is quite brilliant
with rockets and bopflses; principal feature
In the DEMONSTRATION Is: the extensive dceora.
, IT, n OF the Gait House with mp1isudes OF na-
tiopal hags =, ' - '.'=. '.
, 1862-02-24

minneapolis despatch says 500 Donelsou
prisoners arrived there within the last twenty
four hours. They are tie hardest looking
men ever collected together. uniformed ID
rags of all eoloza. With carpets for Blankets
The prfvates aeeert that secession has gone
nm that theV are better treated, and fed here
tfap they have been far the past eIx mouths.
Most Of the men are anxious to take the oath,
three Of their surgeons have been paro1ed to
attend their SICK, which are. quite numerous
The officers are not uniformed, and don't look
muct-superior to privates. They are portions
of The Fourth: and Thirteenth Mississippi:
Eighth Kentucky, and Fourth Alabama.
, 1862-02-24

/ :WasH1Ha1or. Feb. 22d-A recounoissance
/ wat nnae this morning from suith's division
/ toval,e ,CenterstIle and captured eleven
mounted pisksta,g No Information was OBJ
| taihed: =. ,.;.., -. 80 ~. w.:
, 1862-02-24
che Grihune.


t# Gen. Scott has been. nominated
Minister TO Mexico, vice Corwin, who
&c Ia
, 1862-02-24
Fort DonelsoM Prisoners nt Indian.
Apolt8s, :. ~

Inp1AsAro1ls, Feb. s2.-1,2o0 Fort Donel-
son prisoners arrived here this afternoon, aud
1906 mo1a will a1riye to-mu11ou. They will
al1 &c guartered at Camp Morton :: "a.
Gen Buckner mud staff are also en- route for
thu place ysa Louisville. :;,:. :,;: -
, 1862-02-24
FROmsTEk NK8%EE.

Reports and R0rm0rs About Nashville
--(vhnstom% Pillow, BenureEard
and Floyd lthiof) Reported to he
There
, 1862-02-24
FROM F0R11 less MONROE,
6eyauueh 8u1PeeS6 tc be Cepture4-
THe 8FeTT42Se Uet&lnx N44dT,

FORTRESS Moszox, Feb. M.-Three flags of
truce were sent te-da9. It Is believed in Nor
folk that Savannah has been occupied by our
forces. This infok1n n4s5on is thought to be re-
liable though no particulars are a5certainad:
Notwithstanding:ttbh The admission that the Mer-
ri1nac is q failure, The latest Information re-
ceiyed is that 200 nea are at work On her, and
considerable quantities Of shot and shell are
going on board of her. The intention Of max
ing an attempt to run the blockade has not
been gwen up, and5i - is thought that she
might make her appeafanre here Withina week.
Every prepas alton has been made, and stand
ing orders have been given for her reception.
There are two French vessels In the Roads
here
Tie schooner Exer don, with ammunition,
sailed for Hatteras yesterday.
:. Tile new gunboat Rtnola arrived and sailed
yesterday.
The 4th Wisconein and 21st Indiana regi.
ments, which arrived yesterday, were convey.
ed to Newport News to-day. Their destina.
ton is unknown. Hn1nor speaks Of an at.
tack by the rebel General Mclean, who has
superseded Gen. Maguder at Yorktown, and
also Of an attack upon Norfolk Both sup.
positions are probably incorrect. Mort
troops are expected ihere. Large quantities
Of arms are arriving
, 1862-02-24

Steamers Going ont with pecIe.
new York. Feb. .23.-The Hamburg steamer
TeutoDia left for Hamburg and southampton,
tIaie AFTERNOON, with $375, 600 in specie:
,c'Tbe steamer Ediubufg left to-day for Liv-
erpool n itl1 $l3O. 900 In specie
, 1862-02-24

MAPLE SUGAR. nm s|aRaSe9s
ia. 800 BAK 0CCR &19s :ss:::....f y
r.rt,ea xasf4oS shssa wa Do ~ e .RpT ss9E -
NJ 1vfscf11W - whasess1a aea}aE u Hoadeo - ,
WW4E Wax0. &1FA'@A@
, 1862-02-24

c. r. SCRIVEN, Advertising 4gent, S D.
born s., il Tized to rsccite tise7NoRGs
this aud al the LeddsA4 Rapers OF Tie Nork6.c
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

WHOLESALE LARCENY OF GOyERsAEHr STORES.
The Government authorities Of Cincinnati rave
discovered That tuDs OF Stores consisting chiefly OF
articles collected by ladies and snnitay commissions,
forwarded 10 the army Of the South.West for the
comfort and relief Of our sick and wounded soldiers
have been diverted from their course and returned
10 tho North where they were to he offered for
sale. A man named Alfred w. Kinds had posses
sion Of q quantity, and was arrested. He Gays he
purchased them Of DE- Daniels, surgeon OF the l4th
Ohio. who has also been arrested. At Lima, about
o. miles from Toledo, the officers have secured ten
tuns Of similar kind of property, upon which there
ale railroad charges Of $780, 1t is evident tina:
grand thisvng combination has been in successful
operation for months.
SEyTFSCED TO DEATH. - A court-martiai al
Wheeling on the Goth inst tried three residents OF
Western Virginia the charge of assaulIing and
killing with scyths, United States soldier name
unknown. They were iouad guilty, and the fol-
lowing sentences were passed, which have been ap-
proved by Gen. Fremont: Henry Kuhl TO suffer
death by hanging; Hamilton W. Window to suffer
dea,l by hanging; Conrad Kuhl TO be taken to the
Dry ToruCas in chains and remain there at hard
labor with ball and chain attached to the left ankle
during the war. Gen. Fremont ordered that this
prisoner be taken to Camp Chase, Ohio, and serve
out his sentence there.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

NEw-YoRK SooIErI LiBgaay.-The annual meet
ing. OF the shareholders of the New-York Society
Library was held on Tuesday evening at the building
of the Society, in University place. The report OF the
Trustees shows the valuable building and other prop
erty including 600 Volumes Tree from debt and the
annual expenses kept within the income. After the
meeting OF the shareholders an election OF Trustees
for the ensuing year held, Mcssrs. Albert Gar
doza, George u. Rapelye and S. l.. II. Ward acting
as Inspectors resulting n the election Of the follow
ing gentlemen
tiniisn &. ycrplauek Charles Il. swofds Gense Folsom
Robert L@noy Kennedy thSfic. l.. Strong, william hop
pin Ut. u. Swan. William Adams John Eomsyn brodhesa'
H,a,y e. Dou Eyeu a. DuycAlncl, stacy i. Collins, VIZ
liam McMuusy, WiDSD Alien tulaI JL,uu "|a
TLogSs W. C<Iko.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
A. =. SMITH, superatend'
| Sf;,2l.
1862.

& PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL HAILhOADi
viii itf connections, i0rios
TIE SHORTESrAED QUICKEST ROUTE
tRos EEw.foRg 10 THg pKEC.r4L Wgs1gES CITIES
Eight trains daily fom Ne,gYoGk to Philadelphia via
Heg-jerfey and Camden and AmbOy lur.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR the WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAvE NFW- YORK FROI TliE
loot of COURTLANDTST
by wsy Of Philadelphia the ouilg pa..enses leave New
YORK ct same time as ether Evening passengers
at 8 p m one hour later thaa Other lines.
by way Of Allentown evening psgegges leave bt
three hours later than the Noncn i1c end by both fo1tss
sve al the tmo umo Northern llue, in Cbicsgo and s
poD.s IN tie Norh'Nest Cre,ne, Indianapolis LouiIie
points We'd, with 'egCf changes Of can.
Sleeping Care vithou. change lGom Phladelpis 10
Pittsburgh 355 milo, and Newly to Pitsbur.h 8yj miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on al tfsius.
Fsrc the same as other routes
Bseesgo checked through. Transfers free.
Secure iigkeis I'D until u,ed. by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN ENI8RATION'
iho fe1nsJ wanna Central Company runs a. Enigrs't
Aceo; modaii Line. which affords comfortable NODE o.
etei TO pses moving WeslSsd 1t cne half the Csa rates
u fare.
By this route fe9hs CT al descriptions bo Forwarded
10 saG rou any ggl or the Railroads OF Ohio kentucky In
dams, Illinois WiEcoDtin, Iowa, Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DhiCT, to any port the usyigabe rivers OF
he Ned by strouefs from Pittsburgh.
The o Freight 20 aud from any point In th. West by
he Penny saDia Railroad al all times ayoTabe
cLssed by Railroad Compauies Merchants and ship
uel nusting transportation OF their Freish, 10 this Com
.sDy, rely with eo1ndepcs o. ns speedy transit
Ferlners and Dealer 80 Live Soc viii end h sd
v,nagons ,oute Capssious Yard well wateTec and SOP
Piled 1ih eIy convegieHee haze been opehed on this line
and is come. and every attention paid to their
From Uarusburg where VIII 10 lonnd every convenience for
feeding ard resting cnoce is offered o ne PmnLADEl
T. L. ELlIOTr Passenger Aecu.. No. AstoT-iio1se
LEEcn Z Co.. F,sieh. Agent. ,s..,, v,,,,.
HcDOSALD BIsCHOfF, Emgrant Agents,
No. Battery Jltce
kEoCB LEWIS. esnsrJ sVpt AtOena ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

ConMoN CouSciL--A MONITOR TO BE BUILT IN
JxSssl CITyA the meeting OF the Je sey City Common
Council last evening, communication received from
.eph Cowe asking permission TO erect fence the
tho east se of Greope street. South eighth
of the purpose Of building Of the onclsd MonitoT
batteries for tho Cover ment. Permission granted Police
officer Snow, suspended few days since by the Mayor on
charges preferred by Charles Broeu honorby rostasc
to duty lh, being the la regular meeting Of ths ssen'
Mayor elsci Mr. Gee. Cassidy, City CsIA and nsaaas'i
Ens City Marshal were adopted
in the Second Ward Jersey City yesterday for Adsn "
fll the eecasionsd by the re.ssnen s%ss,.
Riley elected Chief of Police. Thomas -. ey OepoeIs~
elected by Isl majority over Jsha WlsoS' Rsple0<es
TIE total vote csst tf1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
pREpRIKA BRE,rFR ON EMANCIPATION


The following extract from private letter from
the distinguished Swedish authoress to friend in
this country, incosng the address to her American
friends which follows, have been handed to us for
publication:
" sr0oKHoIs, April !. 1867.
"DEAsEsT FRirSDs The very evening OF
the Jay OH which last wrote TO you about tie Mes
sage of your President (Which had read In ito
Swedish paper, there was laundering knocking at
NV door Thorgh it was late, and nearly my bed
time knew il was the postman, and opened and
what came in1 The TRIBUNE, from -, with
The Message of the Presdent enoircled with glory
mo matter If of inkD, which told me how you looked
upon it, and ilat this Just as had done. This
was charming And the Message in It's own tongue,
and in i,s SIMPLE earnest clear words, looked sill
more admirable, and more perfect, than it had looked
il the abbreviated translator OF il in Swedish
Though that was good and eSpresTiye.
Aiter Presdont Lincoln's Message, did feel such
q strong desire 10 chime in ith the feeling that it
must call forth in all right. minded citizens, and 10
swell the general voice with one voice more lyon
know that the little bells must JOIN with the great
If the chorus shall be compete and also TO give
NY tribate OF love and sympathy for America great
oaOse-CIe With tt.&t of haH.spiiy-ttat wrote al
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

sentence OF POLICEMAN on CoSvIcrIoS or
MAYsLAUGnrER.-Howard c. Conrady. the police
nan who was convicted in the Brooklyn Oyer and
Terminer on an indictment for mansaughter in kill.
ing Paul C'Nein by shooting, while attempting b
escape from his custody-haying arrested him for
mi,demeanor-was brought up yesterday, and sem
tenced to Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for ths
term ot one year.
Eleven of the Jurors united in an application 70
the Judge to make the sentence ss light Is possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
THIRTY-FIvE POUNDS OF CHAINS.
From The Jsseysca (Pa) Star.


We have the pleasure of presenting two letters,
by permission of I. c. Gordon, esq, from the pen OF
Young friend, Mr.. James A. jerks They explain
themselves Mr.. j. is the son of the well-known
DR.. John jerks deceased, late Of Punxsutawaey
Jefferson County. We want every man, woman and
child in the county, who has heart that can rejoice
over noble act, TO read the following letters, Co.
pecially the first. Mr.. jerks knew Of black man
who had done good service for the Union army, aud
he went three miles to knock thirty-iye pounds Of
chains from his limbs Magnanimous and glorious
act! | did it "by order of suffering humanity"
I" am arrested for daring TO take the chains Of o
human being--a man who has a soul Ike our own ="
There is the manifestation Of the spirit tia, moves in
the breast of noble e-hearte A man.
LExiy Iros. NO., Feb. ., it6,
DIAN BR0TREh: fou wlL TO doubt, be surprised
10 learn ih Il nm under arrest The rcasors are as
follows: Aesteriay was informed that there was
negro in iroas abont three miles from town. Last
night called at the houfe accompanied by few OF
my own men. found the negro with chains on bin
weighing thrty-fve pounds! l brought him into
camp; Lieut.. Burdell, q sergeant OF Company B,
and myself took the chaios o. hr1. Col. Stephen
son Of the Seventh Missouri ordered hla, ,or Letting
we'll to arrest me. This he refused 10 DO, but said
he would call me in, which he did, aud the following
conversation took place:
Colonel" Lieut. jerks, jd you 60 20 the country se
memo. and bring him into camp last nishtP
AnsWer-" did"
Are yOa awse that you have violated an order
Of Cen Halleek p
Answer" an not, Sir.' ~
Colonel" BY whose order did you act ~
Answer" acted ny respoDssii!y, and by order
Coones-' You viii return tie negro immediately"
ALsvo-" ColsLel ns,is inpeneIe DC cot hn9w where
LH kH
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
THE FREEDMEN AT PORT ROYAL.

fFztrae, from ester 70 the Frsedens Relief
PoaT ROYAL ISLAND, Apiii ,, lsb2
Believe me, measuring present success win past
experence in the habits and feelings peculiar to the
ueople here. in behalf Of whom we are all exerting
ourselves. the work in hand is as prosperous AZ
will be expected. IF we should accomplish no more
tban to protect these colored people, physically,
oOainst the soldiers, the Association might regard
themselves as well repaid for all they had cone or
could be likely 70 do. You could scarcely credit the
enormity Of too outrages pegpetrsied
with that it night please the Association to send
to NE, personally some clothing boots or Shoes and
some large spelling cards. l AN much in need OF
these Many Of these people have no more than just
scarcely to cover their nakeiness. / am much III
want Of three or four whitewash brushes, largest
size. barrel of lime, also copy Of Pilgrims
frogress. l have organized Sanday-Schoo Tor
adults who continue after religious service. 1hey
remained with me last Sabbath for over two and u
hall hours, and were well pleased. could nave
more If ! could cIothe them.
Mr. Pierce has appointed the Rev. DIR. Peck 10
the general sul erueHdence Of this island, and, IS
consequence make my reports to him.
/ will close by sending you copy OF bill Illus
trative Of Southern refinement in Beaufort's psimy
days. It was fourd among q parcel OF books,
papers, &C.:
"To Jsiing negrOe. day Isl peace ee.......... -
"Io Whipping tnes, twice each - cts...'.... j"
s7w
Received Payment, GEO. W. HALL"
give il you iust as found, spelling and all
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

THE RuMYoRD MgDAL.-Tbe Academy OF Arts
and Sciences have had for some time under consider
alton the propriety of bestowng one OF the Rumord
Medals on John Ericsson, for his invention OF the
caorc engine-this invention falling clearly within
.he class contemplated by Count Rumford, as an i'm
uroyenent in the employment Of heat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

AEEIvAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP CRY OF WASHING
ros.--Ihe steamship City of Washington, Capt
Samuel Brooks, from Liverpool the 10th, Queens
town the Eth, arrived on "Wednesday morning. with
43 cabin and sos stesrage passengers. Her newe
has been anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
-NITED STATES CIRCUIT ,OURr-ipdl 5o-Bsfore
judges NELSON and sstLlEr

FNiIl fANbN ~ 'tfNAis
The tinted i,es agt The Cargo oftie Bak y awsthh
M. Charlie Liws.ds, for claimant, applied ior u
stsv f uv. rnt to no sole ORDERED ~ the Court
ia ih casr u- Iased the 0e lion 10 BIZ fslt u lev.
rrci ed natc % tie aPf n of s.e $50, ne power o.
tie Ci.cui. QUIT rake sucl ~ order.
lhc Count .Suted m Friday 81 winch time He cues
t.ors Pc -nted ar 20 be argued - =,
Fdads ior .alans stated O. a hl. cicnir a. pat owners
sa paid hs Of their b1ud from that amount ".oh
, 87 hey desired TO have De- rcted'hs fees o. apra-
snt welding and N-r.tals, Viii bad boon pieviou'iy
raid hy H. ~ Order granted sni ihe Clet directed to pay
the sInorlE