, 1863-05-14
y. VI aVNA1sA, 4l4tJVI UE1EI.II.
We publish the above with great pleasure


Tue CASE OF HAMntEros.-Hamblet
lately editor Of the Atlanta (Ga.) Coafev1er-
acy, arrested some days ago, applied for
his discharge. upon writ Of hd1vaS corpus.
This james T. HAmbleton is the person who,
a few years since, made up 4 list Of New York
merchants namcs aud6ent them South, t.
the Southern merchants. Ali those merchants
who did not comply with the demands Of
Hambleton, in regard to his alleged expenses
in getting up said list, were marked "hlack,"
and consequently received no Southern pat
ronngc.
he afterwards became the editor of the
Atlanta to,.}sdcrdcy, and was lately found in
this city under suspicious circumstances, and
to1ne SD, ,GD0 in Confederate money and bonds
were found IN h15 possession. lie WIS arrest-
cd by Maj. Gen. Wool, and was conveyed to
the Park Barracks, where he has since been
detained.
Judge McCunn issued Aabcas corpus YES
terday to bring him before him, and To-day hc
was produced by Capt. Armstrong Of the
Park Barracks. Judge McCunn adjourned
Wool light make \ return to the writ, Ham
blcton says he only claims q speedy cxanlina-
tion-and some rich developments arc ex-
pected.-N r. EpeaiHg Post
FEnSASDo WooD GETTING INTO TROUBLE
On the trial IF Mr.. Vallandighan, at Gin
cinnati, he "refuscd plead and asked time to
| consult his counsel, ana for process to compel
| - So4l ~
York city, who should be required to bring
with linn the letter which be received from
Richmond In relation to terms offered for the
| return OF southefh senators to their seats IN
Congress, with the letter Of the President de-
clinlng to entertain the proposition.
Now, 1t Is criminal oftcnse for member
Of Congress to correspond with the enemy in
time OF war; and It ~ould not surprise Us to
find that Mr.. Vallandigham, in his fright At
being tried for treason, has committed fatally,
also his friend and ally, Wood.
Mr; Nood has often asserted that somebody
Richmond; but be WIS always careful not 10
commit himself. We now know, however,
that 1t is Fernando himself who writes and
receives letters ron Inc fcoel ieaaeEs. Mlll
~ hae rean;,ah enS ~ tue P;tt, ~ IT,
~ nls teSeiecc, Nau tle ptoposli!ona Ae Las
-. 4-. = 9 n,
| SorTcc;ans whn havo tr;cd to re,Gc them. ~
selves new homes il Canada have become dis.
satisfied with the country. The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Journal q
Commerce states, on tho authority Of an intel
1igent Norwegian, that considerable numbers
who had been unable to support themselves in
the settlements Of Gaspc and Ottawa, have
gone to the West, and settled in Illinois aud
Wisconsin. In addition to the above, about
1900 have lately passed into the Western
States by the Canada route. What Is said o1
|
Germans. Of all those who entered Cauads
during the past year, from over the sea, three
fonrths Of them have settled in the Western
States; and Of the English emigrants it Is sale
TINT more than onchalf found no induce
nents to taTry in Canada, but pushed On d
tho paradise OF the Mormons in Utah.
CorIwE1oH7 y P!cruREs.-1t has beer
decided in m English court that photo
graphers cannot publish copies Of copywrigh
pictures. a London print seller obtained
verdict Of 91o0 damages against photo
gIrapher for Infringing, bis COPYRIGHT Of :
the copyright and engraving of which b
had expended ten thousand dollars. The chic
object Of the trial vas to test the question
The head of Gen. jackson is to adorn th'
new two cent. postage stamps, for drop let
tere.
Sur.DEy1A1 AND GE.ERos1rY OF 1ur 80,
~. f.,,.-,,. - f-.,,. 49,, ae.,,o 49,
n1EHs.-lhc following Is IRON one OF the dele
t gates OF the christian Commission:
Some of the soldiers expressed their graft
tude that their friends at home still cared fo
them; but as turned away from the group
one Of the two mentioned thrust their green
backs into my hand for himself and coturslde
i as 4 contribution to the Commission. VA
50 surprised, that refused ut first to receiY
them but they insisted, saying with restrained
) hut evident feeling, that they wished to d
: something for the soldiers themselves, whe
TIC people 1eit so IL nu1ne. tola lne!n
came 70 give to the eo4oic1s' no. 10 receive
| But still they pressed II.
"They could not use their money" the
: said, "better." Now. here is something tbs
appeals to the noble hearts at home, II aul
{ thing could took the names OF these tn
. men. Let these names go upon your sui
scriptlon book, and record beside thcu'
i "Pfiyatcs in the army at Suffolk, VI, an III
solicited offeripg;;' and add to the .aecon
name: "T1is namc is borne ly a wife an