Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
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Gen, Ullman, who is in New Orleans. rais- ing . brigade of negro troops, finds many ob- structions, caused by pro-slavery federal ofi- csrs. As sample, hs says that one of his men was sent to the parish of St. Bernard. af- ter forty negroes who had sent word that they desired to enlist. On his arrival, he was ar rested and taken before the Provost Marshal, Capt 8. W. Sawyer, 9th Conn.) who using violent invectives against the organizing of colorsd troops, declared that not single col ored man should leave his district with the in tentlon of enrolling himself, saying that "Ged had made the black to work on sugar and cot ton, and not to be soldiers" The recruits were instantly sent to plantations. Capt. Saw yer has been reported to the Secretary of War.
 The Newport Nsos is reliably informed that the Right Reverend Bishop of the Diocese of Rhode Island will visit the city of Washington in few days, for the purpose ofuniting in the bonds of matrimony, Ex. Governor sprague, now U. s. Senator fiom Rhode Island, and Miss Kate Cisse, eldest daughter of the Sec rstary of the Treasury.
 Gov. Gilmore of New Hampshire was inaug- urated on Thursday, He says the State has furnished ls.O0o troops. TOO over her quosa He is unable to discriminate between support of the Government and support of the Admin istration. and quotes remark made to him by the late Isaac Hill. that "a man who will not stand by his Government is coward and .
 traitor." 8fgs ss7 ~ ae Aggeaslsman from Tullahoma says there ars not more than two rebel rsginsnts as that placs, nearly all of their fercss having moved
 up to Shelbyvills. Beech Grove, aid oths' points in Rosecran's front On the Sd. [ l mounted force of rebels sngagsd our pieketl I on the Manchester road. and fight of az
 hours durotion took plaes. aftsr which th' \ rebels retired.
 l A stop is to Dc put to the extortion of news paper dealers in the Army of the Potomac Papers are hereafter to be sold for not nor
 than five cents, and dischargsd or disables soldiers are to have the preference as dealera. I It hos been ,detsrmined to accept the resig nation of officers in the field dssirous of leay ling active service, and resorting to the plea . disability, 70 fir U to releass the officer iron field service and transfer him to the Invali Corps. It ii thought that this will cheek \ [ sienations on this questionable plea.
 General Rosscrans has ordered all oaicers { ] the rebel army nov held as prisoners. and wh may bersaiter bs captured in battle, to bs pl, ceti in closs confinement and strcnely guar !. a. None will De psroled or sxchanged. Tbs Jov,nal of Cbssssrcs nys that Fs.na. ]. do N ocd's psacs convention failed sntirsly
 accompllsh tho objects aimed q, and separaas
 without ono word Of practical beneut to !, !, ' cause they were enlisted in. lt says thas U lconvensicn, in Recommending . deparsufe iio
 lthe conatitution- Ii. q, tho holding ol sM
 conventions, ons in tho Confedsracy and q ' liAtAs loysl antss -hss yielatsd the sre1
 prneiple Of DemocEaeA te ssansd clt eseass' E. Gen. Hmiss has insusd an si1r irafline
 enie- bodied msn not n. IT employ of q Y vovanmsn1 found n ths Deportn6nk n
 thel6th ef Jsns.