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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-07-16
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Washington, June 10, 1868.
Messrs. Z. Z. MATHIoT, BRADIsH JOHNSTON and THos.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter. which follows, has been re-
ceived and considered
To His Ercelieney Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States.
The undersigned, committee appointed by the planters
of the State Of Louisiana respectfully represent that they
have been delegated to seek of the General Government
full recognition Of all the rights Of the State they existed
previous to the passage of act of secession upon The
principle Of the existence of the State Constitution unm
paired no legal having transpred that could in any
way deprive them of the advantages conferred by the Con-
stitution Under this Constitution this State wishes to
return TO ts fu allegiance, in thel enjoyment OF all
rights and privileges exercised by the other States under
the Federal Constitution With the view Of accomplish
ing the desired object further request your Exceency
will az the commandernchef Of the army of the United
States direct the Military Governor Of Louisiana to order
AN election n conformity with the constitution and laws
OF the State the first Monday Of November next for
all State and Federal officers.
With high consideration and respect we have the honor
to subscribe ourselves your obedient servants,
E. L. MATHIoT,
BRADIsH JOHNSTON,
THOMAS CoTTMAN.
Since receiving the letter reliable information has reached
me that respectable portion Of the Louisiana people de
sire to amend their State Constitution and contemplate
holding Convention for that purpose This fact alone al
il seems to me- is sufficient reason why the Genera
Government should not give the committee the authority
you seek TO act under the existing State Constitution
I may add, that while do not perceive how such
commttal could facilitate military operations in Loui
ssna really apprehend it might be used as to embar
| rass them.
As TO an election to be held next November, there
abundant time, without any order proclamation from
me just now. The people of Louisiana shall not lack
opportunity for fair election for both Federal and Stat
officers by want Of any thing within my power to Civ
| them. Your obedent servant,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
FROM NgwBERN.

Arrival Here Of the Steamer Escort-The
Damages She Received In Thinning the
Rebel Observation-Disclosures Near New
bcru and Was;,in g,on-Thc Rebels Re
puIsed-Gcn. Hill Supposed TO be NJ
GoId.boro with IA Portion of his Forces
"A Pnrs Of Mix's Sd N. y. Cavalry
Horses Killed or Disabled by Shed
Falling.
The United States steam transport Escort, Capt
r. Wall from New BERN n. c., the 18th ult, al
n. M. and Hatteras Inlet the Both at a. m, arrived
at this port last evening. On the JOth at p. M,
off Chincoteague. saw a schooner in distress; bore
up and took her in and tow cd her Is iar as cape
Henry, where we let her go; gave no name Inc
Escort made her passage in 50 hours.
She is the steamer which ran the Rebel blockade
at Washington, n. c., with Gen. Foster aud the
Rhode Island Jth Volunteers Oh board. She comea
to New-York for repairs to her hull and machinery
which are considerably damaged BY the shots she
received from the Rebel batteries.
Several skirmishss had taken place in the vicinity
Of Newbern and Washington. The enemy have
been repulssd at every point, and considerable
numbers Of Rebel prisoners have been taken ana
sent into Newbern. Gen. Hill is supposed 10 be at
Goldtboro with q portion of the forces with when
he lately invested Newben aud Washington.
By the falling Of shed at Little Washington,
n G., during severe gale on Thursday night OF ia'.
week, Company ID Of Mix's Sd N. y. Cavalry had
nearly ali of its horses either killed or disabled.
The animals were Of excellent quality, and thor
oushly drilled in tie service. The shed bad been
erected for several years, and was not suspected OF
being insecure. The following is list OF Escort
passengers: NJ
Col. s. n Mi1 I'd N. Y Cavsryi Lieut. Col 3 w. Tow,
sth Vols Capt. James Belser twounded ln X L. Art
Mira James BelgeI children aud servant Capt Ii r.; pooa
win. Assi,tsnt QaaIesmastsr; CAPT w D. Aver Nj.
Arieryl, the Rev h. =. White, Chaplain, o.h H. L. aoi,
Lieut. Mey wsundsd Sd J. y R1,..a Li ssd + Penn m
Vail, Lieut. W. H. Wheaton, Gen. Pslmers s'ah' W. j.
onrh Of yen.y CITY p Stewart q sOch s. p o.
Vile n Y; William Soat Of Brooklyn, three Sisters o.
Mercy and servant from Nowben Hospital; CsP'' i'.l
WasLinxton Charles II. Choesbrough (mas), aud u III
Davis supefcarso Of wrecked schooner A. }. Chapman
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

everywhere taken by surprise, and nearly every
picket force was captured.
From tIree to five hundred prisoners and wounded
had been taken up to o'clock, aud the command
vas moving down in fine order buoyant with hope
and overlooking with ecstacy. The line OF march
is in the direction Of Charlottesville, south oil
Fredericksburg.
Stoneman with his full corps Of cavalry, is sweep
ing down in wide circle, determined with skiil,
energy. and dash, to retrieve the Hquidated laurels
of the past fortnight lie delayed, dly-dallisd and
finally failed in bis expedition TO I'm extent that
would bave defeated the entire plan Of operation but
for the double Of the commanding General
What the infantry has now accomplished Stone
man should have done with his cavalry ten days
AGO, by bold dash the rivers aud sweep TO
the enemy's rear. II it so be that he now covers
over the disgrace Of the past two weeks, by bnl-
liant success in raid on the Rebel lines of ccmmn-
nicaon he may regain the confidence of his friends
if not bis reputation will be lost, aud bis career as
a commander Of cavalry be al an end.
J With tie reins Of bis command well in hand, Cen
Hooker rode along the entire lines and witnessed The
crossing At Kelly's Ford. Then and there, and
doubtless not until them he gave to bis corps COM
manders the plan Of pending movement. Up TO the
time of crossing the river the several corps moved
like men-ofwar, sailing under sealed orders; when
oil were well out at ses, Hooker himself broke the
seal. . ..
From K.iys to United States aud thence to
Bsnks's Ford. the commander rode through every
portion and department of the army gave his orders
and saw that no scspegoat, in the shape Of tardy
pontoons, lukewmm officers or defective ammuni'
ton, stood ready caparisoned to flee to the noun
tains Of public opinion with excuses for anticipating
failure. Before night came Gen. Hooker knew
thoroughly what was ranspiring on both banks OF
the Rappahsnnock.
Though no proclamation has been Issued TO that
effect It is quite certain that the headquarters OF this
army is in tue saddle. The Army of the Potomac'
which has been long accustomed to have its head
quarters follow afar oil was yesterday electrihed
with the change. How a movement thus auspi-
ciousy begun will end we soon shall sce' J. r. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
GOVERNMENT ARRESTS IN Hill
NOIs.
Ta,nuIt Caused by Arresiing CoPprrhe"d'
and Desertcrs--Three prominent Cio'
xens Arresied-How Others Feel on 'ne
Subject.

From Our Special Correspondent.
ANNA, UsIos Co, ILL.,. April 70 iSol
The tumult arising from tue aiesIing tne oop'
perheads and deserers in this county still continues
Among the principal citizens taken are L. W. ASH
icy, formerly Chief Engineer on the Illinois Cen
trial, Dr. Harwood, of the Wheat Growers Bank
both Of Anna, and j. j. Provo, merchant and miller
in Jonesboro, which three are probably worm
$4,000.
Among tho arrests made fortunately are some
who have cut down the orchards Of Union men
and others are arrested who long have been known
u the most infamous scoundrels. Such has been the
aRliation Of the modern Democrats of this region.
luch Is the terror among tho people in remote
pars Of the county that quite iDsigudcant persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
IMPORTANT FROM TIE MISSISSIPPI
Nearly The Whole Army in Motion.
THE REBEL BLOCKADE RUN AGAIN
Reported Occupation Of Grand Gulf

CItRo Friday. Msy !. 1863
A steamer arrived to-day with dates from Mill
ken's Bend TO Sunday evening.
Nearly the whole of the army at that point was
in motion. They marched across, leaving tents and
baggage behind The soldiers took six days raiions
Two tugs having il tow four hay oarses run past
tho batteries at vcksburg last Saturday night. The
Rebels did not fire at them.
IL 10 stated on what is considered Trustworthy
authority tha. Geu. Orterhaus now occupies Grand
Gulf.
It is thought that the sanitary stores at Miiiken
Bend, OF which there are considerable quantities.,
will have to run the blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
OPERATIONS IN MISSISSIPPI.
famine Of Mathew on ihe Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Of Twenty Miles
of tho Central MississiPpi Rniirond-
Another Report that Gen. Johnston IL
Preparing 10 Attack Nashville and MUIR
frcesboro,.

.ei.l Dispsteh to The ~ Y. T.'ars.
MuRyRErsBoRo. Friday. May J. 1868.
dispatch to the Hon. John Forsythe OF Mobile
from citizens Of Brookvie, Va, dated I'D OF April
state that tho Unonists captured Mayhew on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, twelve miles from Column
bus, Miss.
Twenty miles Of tie Central Mississippi Road
from Duektowu TO Winona has been destroyed 10y
Unionists from Cornth. Great excitement ID caused
by the raid of the Unionisi'.
Scouts again report that Gen. Johnston is PrePa'
ing for speedy attack on Nashville and Murirees'
boro'. Keep cool. foNIhLhcf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Lieut.. Col. James Cakes Of the 4th u ). Cav
airy has been assigned TO tho dn,y OF ,n
inc the operations Of the Pfoyost-Marshas ana inc
Resrds OF EnroIlment in illinois under the Conserp'
lion act. His headquarters will be at Springfield
During the sale of q lot of negroes at the Court
Uouas at Louisville the other day, the Provost
Mar,hl notified the buyers that four were Tree
under the Presidents Proclamation. They never
tneess went on when the matter OF the four conra'
bauds was turned over to the District Judge, VINO
will take measures 10 aDnul the sale.
Tile ST. Paul Press OF Saturday says that Coi.
sr,hslls ex uedition against the Indian maraudera
in the region Of Lake Shetek had returned without
finding redskin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Tribute 10 the Memory Of the Lutte General
Reno.
From The Bo.tsn Advertiser.

From The Bosten Adyertfer
When that brave soldier aud noble gentleman
Gen. Reno. fell, CALAMITY fighting in the cause OF
bis country in the battle Of South Mountain his wife
and children were temporarily resident in tins city,
whsro the funeral rites over his remains were per-
formed And although Massachusetts could not claim
thehonor Of the parentage of either them number
OF her citizens, recognizing no State nes nor local
limits in appreciation OF the services OF the brave
defenders OF all that Is most dear TO our common
country bn DESTROYS to evince their grateful respect
for his fidelity, terminating ouly In tho sacrhee OF
his life; and their sympathy for those thus sadly
bereaved lin humble effort, in some measure, to
alleviate the loss of their protector, raised iuud for
their use, the knowledge Of which was comnuni'
Gated to her to-day in the following note expressive
ol,the motives and feelings Of the contributors:
BosIoS, April TO- 1859.
DEAR MApax The death Of Gen. Reno universally
depor.d AZ tiona loss excited in the hearts oil some
OF his couurymsn desire to lay upon bis grave humble
tribute of gratitude and respect IN Offering TO those most
dear TO him. protector Las thus saernced his o Tor
his country. -, -. 49,,
dolsrS invested securities, b placed 10 h' hana' Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

are fearing they will be arrested and add as
remarkable fact that during these passing nights
women and children 90 into the woods to sleep.
All bpylness is suspended, for those who have not
been arrested have run away. Even one member
of the State Senate, j. II. Smith, departed. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
passengers:
the Tenth Maine Regiment.

i BosTos, Friday, May ], 1909
The 10th Maine Volunteers arrived this morning
and left for Portland ut noon. They were enthusi'
asticaly cheered Oh their march through the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

vilIe thus fairly turning the left wing Of the Rebel
Army. In lla mean time three other corps were
marched to Benkss Ford, and at last accounts were
ready 20 cross at q moments notice to support the
more advanced force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

crossed and marched south to the Rspdan, crossing
that river at Gsrmans, ~ miles above the junction
with the RsppanannOos, and turning eastward
passed along the Orange turnpike TO Chanceliors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

I.tAru or STEAMSHIP Ar GatENPoIsr.-lbe
LAM .iteAac. ..csIyhp Ro.i.bri5a. nraniri lor ~ -
Kobeits. Nc4a,us Le Caliouis. Wa snrcbed om tho
,py.i o. Henry Stsers O.esn. oini Sh9t,y asef 10
O'clock on "Wednesday morning
rns Rrbutou &, 900 c,t org 1 .es beam and = 'sst
euth and 10 -t JrsO h when loaded She bni 90 sna'
IA, model to tie Airl4uc and = $500 .un blcvu. She 70
heavily ba mhcis oeins c hite oak and scust Their
oghiy iron bucsd and ,rep?e1 and her hocr. Billed M
solid end cAukea Sac hAi foug vAsr ,ht Compartments
Her essi-o beam ~ sui 1e, c'ud'n'e Sliaen
cylinder sud 2eet stroke snd 'to so ssye i"o pam "a
boilers al Of which sln being 0nut by ths Morgan i"r
works. tho hcaG-pa.e, sirpuap and eoadea'er arc oH'
ca,liug THIS ,Jmp0h pi,cr o. mechanism " 'I1N " 30
presst pscs OF wsA Of tue kua ever 'ainea our - 'n,'
country. The plAg. otths e.glne ks se os W. r. -
Dioln.on who Csc il 10 sapeIisiHAd ts h''lns y 49,
! macninery on hss.d TIRE steamship.
The Rc,.ibution :. SHY Of beautiful p''Pos'l,N So
very a,iss,,o appearance TO The ego uo
,..l oh,v,r Her nsasracsn, appearance "'N' VI -"
,y,i,h, W., nat reduced in TIE slightest ''' y
..s.d a, ,,s.r bu. Isih.r her beauty was go"
slowly 50, viii suck 'n inae'n' ina; .n"
=, h,,. d!s,sgaS across tue s's' D,'''' o'iah
I..,b,h y, a,ea1r There Wa = i-sSe snd h'suo ~
iho1s y. q ladies sat sohteaa pietL " w.
spe,@p e,rsuouy OF sivius ils tsrn',VH " -
ne~' ''g % ,o,tman.hp 'nts -tsa1,I 10 hiSly g. Nv
GrtP - fIory steer the buidr well ~ - MI Oh VI
.Se 70 contracted for certain pfct, DIX sVs nist'
W., W., a,,,..i.l nd wosSUanshiP
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rn..r-rrrn Arrixed

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h. Geo. dc hi''.a BE r. Do 1',la 30 s,S :,
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Mr. ob.ou. Mf Hooson Jas. J. pyhhth; hii nu'u''
.nn. M r.lhs Gov Power Nj. pAvi' Aii'. s'Iie.,n'
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Mr, Hnsnd Ma. PspIct AlsI Johng,oa; bishop Of Mo-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Coparinership uolitcs.
NERT1FICATE OF OMITTED FARMER

YIN ] Ut II \ i - VI tJlhl ' 4 - 1 m Nif''7
~ SHIP rlis Is 20 c-ftis, tht w.. whose names se
sever y uidrr.isned. DESTROYS Of ioftrs Limited
al urtsli1 -ud
Lisf: That firm, unfer whici sHci Pfrtuer-
ship /, to conducted I, jEHOHE. nrhLOOU. d
COMPANY.
send Thai tho s-uer ua'ors Of thu husne', IN ended
90 be Dussccd by such iraesp t'r n1 log ond seating
Of CrIfnfo'r. state, sui Gc.c'pr,cnt SEGA it'rs.
N ID Thj al jr r~n--l md - ri pat
o-r. ~ TIE ,ad Ccpa trrsHp tr- A. folders. ~ i5D~ q
JEROME ~, ~. no. ktLLuGv, NO'isJN @. JEROME,
j. JOIN 4 CONDir HLNbf ING Int Orptrk W.
YER VAIN iia' tie id iut T. 'r--. Aiif "a u. Jr-
fonc jurJT John So Co1Ii aud 1e fss Yer Nlii 81 81
whO.e plscss Of he tie Cay, COMFY '1i Il"
OF Newinfk AID l-ury Fioh, VII - frb'e.c' 4. n tiu
Town OF b., gen. Count, o. tlndon and 90 ",
,rnrft paftpe ed thai the srf Wis ~ o. j." ne,
place residence Is tho Ctf Of Ncwf III
sii estid isGsprosl psrnsf.
Tia, Of capital which he aid sprci'l
psuue ibte the vi ths sad az.
urfsniD IL Ons iluudfrd Thou sud Doiar-.
ram: Ibat h- Irfrd al wtcn the sd Fernrfsip IL 20
commence tho hst Ggf al JaH'. one th"hs"d risht
huno rel and ss',rrcr aud te p"r' - wii sd far
u-rshp 10 to tciuse tn TN net day ~ May, oIo
Thousand EIGHT hundred art .iKty..iK
A. wiines. hands III tsrr5 III daY OF bay QUO
thousand iht hundred srd sNfy- NE.
Si!God, JUlIN KELLOGG.
ADDISON q IL .OME junior.
ItBN \ tDEplI,
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tEOhGI. ~. bEf NALlN.
Crt~ral Partners.
ADDISON q JEROME stuior.
Spec II iC TIER.
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Amrscmcn,s.
NUBLO's GARDEN.

NlIGIO'S GARDEN.
~ LLSoEE AND MANAGER. M w WHEATLEY
INCENSE SUCCESS
ofthe ce'e5'.;eJ u.h C1oleiiin aud Vocs,-
Dir COLLINS.
Of JOHN iECUGHAh"S
Cuud toIIu'ic drsua Quilted
THE DUKES MOTTO,
which has been uUhe eitoure p'on uuccd o. the
riESS AND lUDLIG
MOST SUCCESSFUL
lama Of modern tive,
Mr. WM WHEATLEY
IN his great charuct.r Of
Cat HE&gI DE- LAGAEDEBE
The pfy urO tncsd with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY,
SfLENUID fECUANGCAL EFFECTS.
NEh CJSIUME>,
NEW FURNlfUGE.
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Lee. cundro soJ se'yHnt, l,ui' = idy, a u.
u,Wkil. JuhB Cucy, a D. Audfes McsIoEo -Lott ID
IL usahssip GcD. CTgn rru y ~ Act--If 1s1- hrni'
Nj A. ia qusi, Mrs Neville Mis- Ne sod ser
ssnt Geo ~ Morgan, vile chill snd servant. a. koJi-snn,
1its II. e. Baydrl and two fbidcu AT Rogers brfia q
Rice, j. " sbcAcT, Mrs lcou.b bis os.efau bSer al,
A. C.r,r, Mt- Jsfhe,, Mos l. Carrier Ni.s Gamer hud
,.rst Mr Fowler AID Child, bliss tuil'pef, NJ aiol'
-Ou his. Louiss Giktfssn. M-s kas- heron, VIM o.
s-t-on, Il. a. VI Ike, a. v slrf NJ - fo, ~ hags'ry'
j. Emn,ef H. usfsh, J. w. Cater kcsr'ey, r. Sale
aLd LADY, }. Mouidon thsuncry end ~ ste-iase
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MILLER * CARPENTER, Produce Commission
N,.casu,. or tie fs,f butte 1nre-c Lard tssN oai.
ty GsDc bieil. -Four PoiAi hop' e'r1si h"'u,' n'.a
F, ,nd t.un.r, rfoduce g-l,ray. so Eae DuLdi 50
a l. u ,slnst u-st j. We s.Tc oif ei COMA s-u-
q 20 ,he lne ell sohs coussrd 90 a. h''eis ~
ir,s aA; " M-rs, Frs..le- New -foiA end EEo ~ az.
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ltleOlrn!.
CAlNSEYAiNS
> CALIFORNIA WINE EITrERs.

Ache uss Of California "irc 80 des'ned 10 - "i- srre-
/, non or ni I'D Bad, Tom Hroh'l ehi oprI
oggs J,ef.l0Is 20 D b. iLaHt NJ Ou ic"d nave Us
e,..-i ~ &C. o. Ger % tue prUnc - ........ 49,,
= rITrtNs MADE our or PURE kkIi'E Call
FOV Ia NIrL
,tic q, s .,,r n! sht combine bN The tonic ard
.-,fsiuq rruyer.f of th0.- aud Oi bsvriass Wit ut
r.rng tGt 5af au. tue OF that .,do ous 20 Alcoun &C.
According 10 thor CO.. cf.T Q" tho pnn1c bt 81.
tb ~s warrant i. CON ,scd o. ouf beet Naive @ hp'ui.
n i.- in Nn.n sc have drura he ilt lfomuc snis 80
ee 10 G. atttrtion n sss Physt'ns sud Chen
i, 10 tIsurs cff and my vii hsd tutm c. '"yir
.eytcd v. confident INST "uf
tALiFORAIh NiSE LIriERS
will o0n t.ks '4ce Of tnDse p,l u' cnApOubd Snd ma.
n. ia bic ia general will tc J-neh.r by u
" sAiSSLtAlN BROS,
Sole Pfoprie,oFs.
tn. fnmsr,s uopuy Of tns product hs ~ tho tpsce Il
100 yssr. sscn tic afl ra uboVs al Oth~i B'tts 10 Can
f,,uis Ofes.n Brtsn C0onbie aud all re Pechc Cost
a. a. dserninrd me 10 the Agency fOm NV i~hd.
Nes,. SsINSLVAIN BRO who have already conhssd "
ne tho Agency Of their Wine' . ,,,,
f ~ ,L,is mort npusr Sauscvsiu Ne bit'
49,. CESAR AUG. ROBERT. 80 81 CedSr-'I.
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