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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
Rebel Burbarity-Orders 20 Hang certais
Union Prisoner.

Among the prisoners recently captured March Il
by Gen. Johu McNeil in South. East Missouri, and
since sent to St. Louis, is Capt. H. I. SickeI whs
was Rebel Provost Marshal Of Bloomfield, Mo. On
the person OF Sckel was found letter instructiDs
him iunrnarily to hang certain persons in order 70
-sve expense and to prevent them from demoralzi1e
me Rebel public sentiment Following Is tie
infamous letter.
OFFICE PKovosT-MAxsHAL, PocAHosrAs Ark,l
January Is, 1852 !
CAPT r. T. SrcYrL- Dear Sir; The prisoner you seat uD
hs. been received and has been duly forw srded
10 future you will deal summary with those me, Who Ge
guilty Of criminal ofenses for when they ere ssut up .
they expense without being any benefit
10 pub &c sentiment Capt McKfe says !. would he better 70
have hung than pot ourselves further trouble
Youu &C. NJ Il. KILLER,
Csptsiu. Provost. Marshal, Randolph Co, Ark
The guerrilla captain, on whom the above preciode
document was found, Is now in United States NIL:
itary prison. There are proofs that be did not fal
TO comply with the execrsbs instructions given bin
Perbaps others, AZ we'll as the Arkansas Provost
Marshal, may have an idea - TO what constitutes
criminal oaense in war. Yet he may console him
self that be will not DO hanged 70 avoid the expense
Of keeping him, still less to avert bis influence upoa
our public sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
Arrival Of the U. .. supply steamsAi,

The U. s. supply steamship Union, Lieut. Com'Ss
Edward Conroy, arrived at this port on wednes
day morning. She left Aranzas Pass on the coss. a
Texas, Feb IS, and communicated with the follow.
ing places: Valasco, Galveston, Sabine Pass Sbi,
Island Mobile, st. Andrews, Pensacola, St. Joseph.
East and West Pass Of st. Georges. St. Marks, Ceds
Keys, Tampa Bay, Charlotte Harbor, Key Wes.
New Inlet, and arrived at Port Royal on the I'D
inst. Loft the next day and communicated with the
feet Oft Charleston, and Hampton Roads. Tho U.
S. steamer Florida arrived off Charleston having d
tow the iron-clad Nantucket. The weather was cleo
and pleasant.
The Union leit New.Yoik January "a, with cup.
plies for the South Atlantic, East and West Cub
blockading squadrops, and brought homo l5O sick
and discharged seamen.
The following is list Of the passengers:
J. c. Zelnxer Lieut. Comm. Acting Ensign Henry Foster
Acting Masters Mates VIM. Edgar. VIM Baker, hiclmoel
Dagestt Psyussters Clerks Thos. Armstrong j. Jones
The following is list of officers attached to the
Union
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commanding, Edward Coo.
roy: Acting Master and Executive Ofcer y e. Gray; Asst
IN: Master and sailing Master Levi Crows Acting Lndgus
l. " Snalley, VIM Eastt Psymaster, L. c. Merrill A.
Acting Fss Assistant Engin,er g. Butler; Acting seeonl
Engineer y. L. Thorpi Acting Third Assistant Es
ginser., y. MeCohck. 8. A. slater Thos us.ck Acting
Mates C Z. Ticker, W. v. Smith, K. o. Arnold C. Il
Armstrong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

6eldsacred religion and immortal Liberty; and pro-
claiming in tones that pierce the ears Of waiting
world that the majesty Of the law must be vindi-
Gated. l know that some wait for the nation and
is President TO retraoo their advancing steps. Let
them not be deceived. Vesti9.a nuLa retr0rsum is
tory Alright, when Constantinope fell the last Of the
CAESARS folded around him tho imperial mantle
and remembered the name which he repro.
scented in tho dignity Of heroic death. Bet
ter that tho President Of free people,
ike The last of the Cesars, dignity the last
hours Of q noble Republic by his courage and mag.
Danmity than to take one step backward. Waterloo,
says Victor Hugo, was Q change of front Of the
uniyese-but when the last best hope Of freedom
0oes out. there will be saddsr and more fearful
change Of front for the universe. Bat Sir strong
Is my faith in the people, whose hearts throb for the
Union, that cannot believe it will DO said OF
America Us was once said Of Switzerland /" She has
nothing left but her rocks her ruins and her dema-
goguss" The nation will live. Tho patriot fires Of
the Revolution are kindliDg from Maine 10 Calior-
mia. Let be equal TO our destiny. and leave the
issue, after our duty is done, to the God Of Battles
have spoken the sentiments OF my heart, and, Nj
believe the sentiments of loyal and fearless con-
stituency. If tho melancholy trial be forced upon
Us which will decide whether the Spirit OF Faction
is paramount to Nationality and stronger than
the SpIri. of Liberty, / hope, for one, that
shall be- equal to the test. But il toe black banner
of despolism floats over tie Capitol Of New-Jersey
shall not despair II our generation is not equa
TO the high destiny God Offers to this naion-At we
lay down our arms, as these resolutions ignomin'
iousy ask, then Freedoms battle will be be-
aueathed from sire TO sou; another and nob!er
generation will take up tue banner of Constitutional
and Republican Liberty where We have laid II
down. and by victorious peace build Republic
forever ON the imporishsble principles OF Justice.
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Arrived.

Steamship Union a.. = Transport Edward Conroy Lieas
commanding FROM Nsw.Orieans Port Royal. &c.
Ssssmer Falcon Jones. Providence, mfse 70 Edwha oV
Shin Narrsg.nsett Brandt Antwerp Jan. l6 mtse 70 j.
Atkins Co. Had strong westerly winds most ot the rsNi
passed taroGgh ebers' In lat ~ ~ to a. 'a
IS TO 81 - 4.
Bstk Teran. Brand Avaado (erico) Feb. -, cotton "
Jonn A. McGaw L.
Bark St Bernhard (Beml Deetjen. Havre 70 days mdsa
AID 80 pa q. Duncan. March IL, lat a. op % sp1ss
Bremen ship AtLoua from Liverpool for New'fork hn
lost fore end main top.a' had heavy ~ '" saie' mo-"
Bart Eagle BaAer Port Royal 8 days, In baIas, to s. W.
Lewis.
Bns Chesapeake. Bailey, Portlaud6 days. shptiDs"
mast r
Schr Sarah Holden Rock'ahd. lime.
schr san Juan, Haskell Gloucester, hsh.
Schr. Georgiana. Brown, Providence.
schr. Fiavilia, freeman. Boston for TsnssL
Sohr Speedwoll, Nickerson, Gloucester, hsh.
schr. Fish H.wk. Chsse. Harwich nab.
schr. j. Turner. Doyle, New Bedford.
Sehr. Maabar, Welsh. tall hlveI, IN ballast
sohr. Cora, Kelley. New-bedford. In ballast.
Schr. Fillmore, Phillips. Cape Cod, nah.
Schr VIM. Thomas, White Boston. linseed
Below.
Shin Coustelatiop Mullinsr, from New Orlsana
sbtp Onward Coombs, ffom Snip Island
Brig Ocean Traveller. from Bermuda
Sailed.
s,samors-Thomas Sparks. Potomac ,,--,. la
shp.-Tenplar MarsLhold Atmosphsre, WsessHo' -
Thompson. Filelia
Bsrk.-Norden Banker Alma. Frssndene.
sohooue,s-Albert D0x,sr Isabel English onsso' o'''"
and others
Memoranda.
The Dr. steamship Plsntagens from Livefp0o' ''' '
York put iuto Halifax 18Th inst, short OF coal
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law to take two millions Of dollars from u.
Jerseymeu, he said, If that msssurs VA. cou.a
mated, we should call upon the National TEAM
for go OOO 900, and We should have it given 10 =!
Mr. Potts gave warning that multtudes now sc,,rs
as sympatbixers with secession, We're victims Of y.
lusi 3ns held out by demagosuea who knew that thS
were gaity OF the grossest receptions and besou1E
them to leave the camp Of the enemy, and nil,
round the only ark Of safety now left u.s. the go
Gus flag of our country. But it is impossibIs !.
follow the speaker in bis eloquent address. "
Thanks we're unanimously voted to both pautl.
men. The League thus formed Is a very large am
and this denomination has had the happiest effect 4;
breaking down the party barriers which hers,oso.s
prevented loyal men from unitiog on common ground
Taken altogether, it was q powerful dsvelopmsss
of the wide spread loyalty which prevails in Bur
lingtOn.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......M.Kca 10
Cleared.


observation-disclosures. Thompson, New Orleans Ludism
Heineken Pakersoars Sherwood. Portland H. b. CTem~su
X Co.
scamer-J. Thompson. cundia. Baltimore, Wm Daheui
Octorofr o. Mclaughlin, do, do.
Ships Con, gEnent. Touhsy. LyoPool, Walsh, Carve,
Chase; N. X Ladwi.. Ham Dabln, ] w Elwell Cot
Conquest, Scare San francisco, Southland Co Southern
Es.c Flusg, Nlontevid and Buenos Ayres krug 10
dlOt
Bsrk-Trinidad tBrem). Neynaer. Bremen, Oelehs Co
Brizs-Huxh Barclay. Nye. San Francisco {. H. sunhi
s,n,isgo (Duch .enbrook. Porto Plata H. g. Schmidt
Co.; Lady OF the Lake (Br Hill 81 ktI. ii. Dc Cordou;
Ortolsn Dag,e,t POl,snd. Brett, sou & Co.
scnoonots-D y. Warner. Hawains. Westminster, JOG
Smith s Co. Ellen II. Gott. Thompson, Boston. Il U.
Fisher: Triumph Watson, fhiidrlphia, w Mckee; Goa
W Whistler Parker Washington. Beniley Smith Co y.
L. Bayi.s Tooker Washington Van BTuns Sla.h; fennes
Sec Wooster Halifax, Brett, Son Co Mary Cshnios.
MooJy. New.Urleans W. HaEz nd Co.; Ann slssn'
Pear.5s WashDscn T. d. Hurburt Co.; Henry cs',os.
bin Bristol L. ksnuyi Jos Turner Crowe. Phi aiesRhi
Baker psyson naIs Sha',i h.dephs bss sH;.s
4 Co.; T.. c. Howard Nicker,on, New-orlssHs, w. x =
Nel.on Only Daughter FakenbuTE Wshns'es, van D'a"
Slssht
sloop-IisEper. Ross, New-flaven. H. s. Racket
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i)ori- UarOeus' Notltr.


SrArg or NYwYosk.
Ponr.WAnpsYs OPfIcs. No lot "s"'" IN
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance Mi AZ
section Of the Act passed April H. 1901, ~ New.
Act TO Keorsauils the Wsdens Ohee OF the Tor Of The
York to ali persons Interested IN. having csso ths
subject matter of such inquiry examination OF 49, port
ths follow ing vessels are under examination " Iii bs
completed within ten days next succeeding TINS
board sad vessels. p,., Ma 4SN =
Ship John bAzbcI ..I,nF Robin,sp's
Sbio Richard Mitchell. III ,musop'a
Bark Sebts vyhsslsrG
Bark Gorilla ...'s''''''''''' Piar NO % j. =
E,,. os A'~ E.rfs
Vout
Sonos1'' WM II. BUkLEl0H, P'es'''~
J. Aus. HssslxAs. Secretary.
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Passeugers Sailed

n, ,r-am,Iip Roanake for Neg Oylsans and Hasdse.
For New Oresns-Edw ard Wright. Edward Wsrden. G. ".
Goud T. stsPleon Peter Pinso AzS Ame'' H. i9Iase
Mira J. r. Ings.e u. Thompson, A. H. Bromwei Mr. Aans
sho ter. Hiram Beckwith, n. Gilmore CsPs STOKES
Baldwin Anthony Egan Nc; H. Gahi Mr. s soo,ss i =
daniels. Asa s. Blake r. H. D. Dryer. WIN Bray, Margaret
Bray Christian Dryer and family Js.s Nee !ou;h aud t.e
children Warren Mcclellan koorr' murray Mr' shaw. FOE
H.vana-Mr Murlock Robert Ladcrty, Alder, Dspptssa.
Jas Bafgoyns, Robert Bur;oyns
NiSIArJk RI ALrASsc.
ssn-Rsss,,..s:5 Ssts ..........5:l0 Moea-Seu.. -
hIGH WATER TEis p.Y.
saady Heok.. T:yb Gov Island. SEQ
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Memoranda,

The b. steamship Plsntagenct, from Lvefpeo' ''' ~
YORK pat into Halifax 18Th inst, short Of coal
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NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. 1-Gun Factory, College street on tho Blu.
Surgeon, T. A. WosRALI
" 2-University Building, Market street, on the
Hi. Surgeon, JANEs BRYAN, U. s.N.
s--Ensley's Building, s. X. corner Pubhc Square
Surgeon, ALEx. kwINu.
e s-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hll. c. II. BILL, Surgeon In charge
6-Gun Factory, upper end Fiout street. Asst.
Surgeon, r. b. DiAsER
/" 0-coleee strest, near Broad. Surgeon, cnAs.
scgLu&KR 30 NL
" 7--oonege street. between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, @. W FRANCE.
" s--Masonlc Han, Church shees, near summer
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHE.
e-Carriaeo Factory, Market street, below the
S4nare. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. d. SKIER
+" 1O-NiedIcal College, College street, on the Hil.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. *. BOWLING
" rl-"Pysr HOUSE, " On the University Pike.
Act Asst. Surgeon, !. D. HoolE.
- l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
ls-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad
Asst Surgeon, A. II. SMITH, l. s. A. iu
" 14-Female school, Church street, near ohatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, FRED. sEYNoRE:
" i6-Hynes High School, Line street., corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, w. M. uHAABEEs'
q 1B-gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH
I" lT-OyTIcERs' HOSPITAL PLANTERS Hotel, sum
iner street, corner Deadorick Surgeon
s. y. WATERMAN.
ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon
II s. PLUMMER.
a Is.-Morris a stratton's Building, No. IA Market
street. surgeon, VIII. GORDON.
2o-Baptst Church, Summer street surgeon,-
GOODWIN.
a. yIsthodlst Church, Church street Surgeon
E. sESNETT
22-Hardoastie's, South Market street. surgeon
-. BKCKwIrH.
23-Corner Vine and Broad streets Surgeon,
CHAaRERIfN.
" 2b-Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
l.. c. RICE
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or TAR
NATIONAL CLAIA AGEHCV
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WAsungaroN. d. O. N--
CHARLES d. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

fIvHIs AGENCY possessos peculiar facilities for the
i successful prosecution and settlement Of Dc
mands against the General Government Of EvKRY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severa
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress-, the Court OF Claims, and the Exsou
tive Departments Of Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and flmiliar with tho laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arisip.
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and DisbHslng Officers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for " Collect
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol
umteers,'' the reimbursement of which is author,
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEn
NIFTY F0R PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in che service, and fol
Military Pay, PensiODs, and BOU nty
Land .s r.
We give special attention to procuring Pea
sions, BOuDties, ETC., soeruing 70 Soldiers
whe have been wounded, oontraoted d, ease, Or the
families OF such as have died. been killed While IN
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during u
present war
Special care win also bo given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or IneGclentlY Managed
Prompt attention also given TO the collection Of
Qosrtsrmaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts with
and dooecting Claims against the Quartermssters Dss
| partulent
All Claims placed ia our hands receive our ProDpi
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distan'
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intsi
course with all the Departments enables us IN uof
cases to obtain decisions much moro speedily thar
where al communication and ether necessary deiet
| must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you to forward to US any or
all cases Of such character you may from time to tim'
have presented, and, ne is our custom, will fur
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and, wber
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless successful.
Addresss OHARIES II. GREEN,
/ No, 38 Cherry Street,
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MAaoNIo NoTIcEs,


csln5efland Lodge No, S-Stated Ineeilngs on 81
Saturday Of every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cor
summer and Union streets John McClelland, WIN !
d. y Wnkin, s, ". o. senerlc, J. VIZ Jos. NEGRO
~ Treas; Geo W. Norveli, SEQ, W y. Moore, y. u.
ID. 0rewer, J. ID n. tiolds, Tyler.
CuHabeTlaad Chapter, No l.-mOrton D. Howell, n.
n. High friqst AdnA Anderson, r. King; George
ssllefle, T.. Scribe Q. ", poden, Q. III John No,
Cleland, 7. s. q, W. =, Brown, r. A. CtF. O. Moss.
LAY II. n saFtaln, N ,aV, i james i.nmsden, n
YfR.C, hfaueiord, sec.iC A Tuiie, Treas; d.
Fields Tyler stated meeting on Ut saturday Of
every month
Nashrills CoHncil No --Iohn McCieliand, T. 1. G.
NJ. NJ. B Howell, y. II, q. M, Adna Anderson, p. G.
W II sheffield. kecorter J. lumsdeni Capt
Guard, +. Fields, Tyler. Stated meetings 90 Monday
Nssh,ais Co,ntaaiasft No. 1.-A-Iohn Mccleuand
Eminent Comm a nder Norton y, Howell, Generals
simos Aana Anderson, Capt. Geuorai Rev. W n
Heed prelate Thompson Anderson, senior warden
~ n Wheeler, Junlor Warden; g. W. Donigan
treasurer; n. H. Harrison, Rooorderi r. Fields
sentinel Stated meetings on 81 Thursday ofeacl
mouih.H 81
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The Confederate loan .
From the london sur.

ANNAA VIZ AaiHAaA 7AtNs
The Confederate Gotten Loan, the object
Of Which is 10 get money here 10 pay for the
l0af ships nog building, IN violation Of lao,
in our ports Jor tie Southern OonfairasH
and which, when launched fortnight
since, sud denly obtained so much favor
as 10 rise 10 a premium Of five per cent,
has already experienced a signal reverse
Of fortune. AS the rotten nature Of the
security offered hy .hs Confederate Gov
ernment came TO be better known, and
the scandalously illegal purposes 10 which
the money was 10 be applied Ia England,
were exposed, people who Al first we're
thoughtlessly allured by the apparently
splendid profits offered, took the alarm ;
and the consequence is that the Oonied-
crate Loan is now dealt with ON our
Stock Exchange At disc0unt Of two per
cent, aud manifests all the symptoms Of
a commodity rapidly sinking cot Of pub
lie favor.
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TRzAsoNABLE EMsLEMs DfsAPPEARIEG.
The Copperhead symbol is dropping out
Of the shirt-bosoms and vest. collars Of
the rebel sympaihisers with noticeable
rapidity. Its no longer considered a
sign Of smartness 10 wear the treas0na-
bic emblem. The elections East and
West have operated like charm upon
the JEFF Davis Democrats, who begin 20
perceive that time is coming when IL
will not be remembered 10 ones adyan-
tage 20 have mounted The contemplate
token Of aiAliation with the traitors Of
the souih.-sPTngasH (W) Journal.
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The Nashville Un,on. .

The Nashville Union is not only tru-
ly earnest and patriotic paper, and
thorough hater Of the Southern aris-
tocraoy, but Il is, ia a literary point
Of view, one Of the best edited pa
pers in the whole country. lie e6dtoH-
ala are always TO the point, full Of spirit
and remarkably well written. The edit
ors are far more advanced In their ideas
than their more Northern neighbors Of
the Louisville Journal, which 10 the only
other representative that the Union has
south Of the Ohio river Yahingt0R(D ID.
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