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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

A letter from the Surgeon Of y. J. regi-
nent. man Of intelligence and close obser-
Walton, and heretofore holding conservative
views, 50 alludes as follows to the matter Of
the circulation Of journals of certain class
in the Army Of the Potomac
az an glad 70 receive the EVENING Pos1, be
cause it expresses sentiments approve, and which
an prevented from seeing from the fact that
No papers ara permitted to come to the army e.
cept those Of democratic secession proclivitles,
snd those that bach up George B. McClellsn.-
Upon this matter, even, begin 3; last 10 see
light Before Mcclellan left, sn order was Is
sued that only certain persons should Be permit
ted 70 sell papers within the army hnes, and
these only under the direction Of the Provost
Marshal The result was that only the Herald,
the philadelphia IaqTirsT, and the World, were
brought into camp. This state Of things still
continues, and II may account for the fact, which
mas often occesioned surprise. that II IS only
democratic papers which holster up s certain
General
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

In LADIES OF 1HE REIrET ASSOCIATION. at
their meeting to-day, passed special vo's Of
thanks to Mr. s c. Noon. fc- the generous
donation Of his valuable services fo- the Con-
cert Monday eve. in behalf Of the sick ard
wounded soldiers and amiiar y9te to the
CHoIR, who aided on the OCCASION About one
hundred dcils-s -rzs added 60 tine fund Fer
the reber Of the sick and wounded soldiers
Is the proceeds Of the Concert
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Wm Clay and John Tatro were brought
up this morning before Justice Holenbeck
for breaking the peace yzstsrdsy. VIM Clay
pleaded guilty and astinsd Sl5.5S including
costs John Istro wac brought ~ for keep
Ing saloon without lioenoe and wac acquitted,
wn. Napoleon was 5Tou-h; W for drunken
ness and hnei S5 and cosss g 50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
- H.,n.su1E. 80, .-Tne

THI NV HAMPSHIRE EMOTION The Re
publican State Committee have completed
their canvas in New Hampshire. They est
mate thai the vote viii stand Tor Gilmore,
81, OS6 for EzFlman, 22.l72-Republicsn
majority, 2s64 They have hssn very correc;
in their corresponding estimates in years
past. Weshculd lock 70 81 the result very
nearly Is set down ahove-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

FIONA " plug nue. % occurred M1n-
day afternoon, IN Tstrs's sai5ln On Church
street, in which one mar named Clay cut
another head open with spittoon, INFECT
ing 81 ugly ,vounG. Both were arrested,
together with ths keerc- Of the saloon. and
taken to Jail. Pretty much al ihc furni-
ture IL IL. ro9m yas zulsbel TO
pices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

'IssssE OrTsS DaxxsEsS. ''-T.,.. Ricz-
nond E'sg=rrs- Lee e1ine5 : very sssnis-
cant phia-s- II see-ns - have aaeoras quite
s1spscious and indignant. and thus describes
~hst Il terms ''Ysnkes outer darkness -
ttron he Richmond Enqai-e-. Fss- 81
unhsppily y. seldom recesve hint q ths
es-e-z, news q Earopean nsv.n=rrs sx.ert
through lourr-is OF ScT Yo-k- vezre II Y..-
zsr outer darkness Ssv.-theiess. ene becomes
s.';'ls1oni=o e he giccEn, - :hz, ~ nay ere
es='e-u ssns-hi-g O. tas r-uti .srcss.naa,:y
tr-c.sn t.ick clc-6s O. seie--- S.,sckao3 q ia
e-sl srrridiry. Fc- zznrie wter vc -aas
ths el2h --stn exrcslirn q t-e Surerc- ysrc-
issus POLICY N Mexico. which he u sid &c have
- t1rth IN letter 70 Gen fore,, his COnmxr.-
dr-sn-Ch ief IN th.; coznsr-y, ~ ssnaps b.. s.
"a . sp<erta:s o. ia 51oS.5;,i., s- IL. ls.fs-
t1rirs tss- i=ri--fs, n. 81 q. LalasrcT IA -.
1ss'.7iss, * >: a. ---sesS-s ''ro- rrsrs .sesi'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
.NImt Of Hsssel. c0st q Hss,sl.
Hctsf Of
ss5,2ss ss47

Ths ruies Of arithmetic show that NJ Cohen.
vns receiving money from the government at the
rate Of s345 SIS pr annun ona capital Of S65-
2ss. which j. equal to 52s IL per cent, on his
investment
After long list Of similar cases srs pre-
ssnted, the COMMITTEES remark IN conclusion !:
The ground covered by this report includes
enly small portion Of the duty assigned to the
COMMITTEES by ths resolution Of December - As
presiouxly stated tne time vas too short 70 Afford
u1r than . beginning. a. outline. Of the work
which should De undertaken ~ onoe BY q con-
perent military oonml8lcr, and prosecuted
through AZ the channels Of me transport service.
between me 3e.h Of April 1851. and the present
tina. The comniftes are overwhelmed with
ssrsuishmeat sad sszrov By The Revelations
which have bssn nAds but they belsve that
nothing which 60 sitally concerns . free people
should be concealed from them, sid they hope
that this investigator may tend to nors honest
and economical administration Of the department
Of the rrhlc ser,ice % vhich ths.- sttsation hiss
been directsd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Is THx ARsT OF III PoToHsc AGAIN NOV
INC? The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Tr1releT writes Sunday evening
Something of importance | judge is on foot.
A Massachusetts officer, who left Acquia
Greek yesterday. tells ne that an unusual
number of steam transports are IN the river,
and that portion Of the Army WIS certain
" movins-which way he could not sensr-
.z-- ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

General Pope's report Of Lie unfortunate
Virginia campei L, e might be expected
from lie character. nae stirred W q hornets
nest about his ears. General Sigel's friends
complain of il. General Banks's friends de-
nounce II. and now General Fremont thinks
II of Insufficient importance 70 write an unofficial
letter 70 a newspaper 70 expose IL errors 60
far a. the report reflects upon him and his
late command On tins Jnstios Of the charge
Tor the completeness q the justification, his
to-y alone car ress E Ts-a,---
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

NJ Thsyer, our Consul-6enersl 70 Egypt
writes 70 the State Department N account
Of ele shipment Of four hurdrsd and city NJ
gre soldiers by tho French. This ccrrobor-
stes the story already received from England
The consuis Of various nations 1t Alexandra
sre in crest state -f excitement On the snb-
iect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Ae0o-d,ng ts runor Il Il taoazht that the
claims OF Nsr London s,6 Lsegue Island
will bcth no satisfied a huiidins yard viii
probably be established al inc latter and
Aeet station at the former. The suppositicn
that one yaTi. either ii PhIladelphia or New
LONDON. would be sufnc:eEt % take the place
OF Norfolk and Pensse5is ms beer fond 10
iss erroneous.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

IxroEIAsI 70 L,euos sEIIEz-.-Thsre haf
been quite scramble in some localities for
Z. ; tax law license 70 sell rct-gut, the AZ
plicznt thinking thereby he should b pr
tecsed from prosecution under the state pro
hibItory hausT law. Such L no: the czss -
numerous dec;sions have already proved. An
instance happened l.ss week, a one EIler
Donovan vtc vss arrested II Greenfield
Mass 4 . ssrer embarrassing lisuo-. So-s
50 or ~ d,sersnt sales were proved, snd che
was convicted. she enoeavorsd 70 protecs
nerset ~ Crit-d States tax law Ecsn-e.
but the ccgr1 ruled that such keens. uss
Profession oais against q prosecution f-o-
shs eax eollAcspr- end ~hnar Invalid "a Ear -
ths ssas' law , oo,aerrrd- L. ei1 io-i--.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
cozTAST T.

Capt Lorsn-o . Brooks, s~lut1-, kil-ea
Henry T Hoyel. Svsntor. Sept =.
Ebeu Wright, Richford, Arg 50.
A-sstus Siearns. Svanton, Aug %
Ii B Mitchell, s. Alo1ns. juno =
Joseph B0-do, Franklin. Nov. u.
ME-tln Y B Conner. s. Adams, aug q.
steuhsr z Clark, SVEntor, Juns -
John v Croft, : sIrhe,d. Aug D
Andrew a Cariey. Highgate. No7. .
Lssuder Davis. Richf1rd, Sov. p
jane / Fitch. FAirSeld. Oct u
Rufs. J. Grimes. R.chflrj. Nov. 10.
Joseph : loyal, svauton, Sept -.
Henri 2 Kibbe, - Hero. De-. -.
james 1 Mason, Svsnton, Oct Is.
J01u Mckinney, FAIRFIELD, sept .
Norman ! Peters, No Hero. Dec l.
Melvin B Peters. Nc Hero, sept -
John z S-ssrns. Swlnton, July T..
In1mts Irus1. Franklin, July g
BEN min Washer. svau;ol. Oct,
Jch. T Hatch. Fa.rheli, Oct s
Fdvari BENJAMIN. Richfl7d, July D..
Dan I-ufer. Richfcri, July .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

The Jamaica Waterman Of Jan. - save
thai the merchants who Appiaudsd Capt.
Ssmmes's speech at the Exchanges IN Kingston,
were mainly mulz-rces, rrn. Of whoss par
ents wers made fres by the ensr-irstisn sst
Of 1858 Il closes an article Oh the subject
&c follows -
We hive sars,hins 70 cay On this -.arte-.
with references 70 the mulatto nsrcnznts
co,duc. whom many = the United sessss Do
rot know. EXCEPT by tbs siverriseunt whtch
appears daily II Che city papers, signed
Davidson, Coithirss q Co" We intend 20
deal with these negro nsula:to-s he we find
them, tCr many eoio7ed Fran
IL Jslaaics iorge;s the II, frosl which hsrss
eu-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
a correspondent Of the Boston Tr1vsze7
writes from New Orleans a. follovs
: CzGsuEs Horn, \. O..

- CEAHLr hc-E1, y o,
February 4, 1855.
After 3, sh-enoe Of four dsy, from this city.
on : visit 70 Pilot Town, have returned 70 End
nc marked change N the state Of ahzirs- Upon
leaving Pilot Town, took passage OF bssrd ths
steamer Geo-re Cromwell, from Nev York
found on board ss passengers, three notorious
clerical traitors, Or. Lescolk, OF Christ Epis-
copall Church. Canal street Chss. GOODRICH
and John Fulton.
Those treasonsols individuals had amused
themselves during the entire voysge, BY indRlg-
ing il the most obnoxious language II the pres
ence Of all the loyal passengers, lsdic Sc vel ..
gentlemen. Fulton exclaimed, when the L. s.
gunboat Sycamore boarded the Cromwell OF
Jupiter Inlet, -" / only wish that nv friend,
Capt Ralph senne., was on hoard tina; crsft, 50
that be might capture this Yankee crxft, xnd
place her under bonds" On arriving az Fort
jackson, the signal gun Wa fred warning US to
haul 70. In 4 fsy moments N officer from the
fort boarded Us, and after examining our mann
fest he gave instructions 70 Capt. Post; 70 allow
none Of his passengers 70 60 on shore before tax
ing the oath Of allegiance. Al o'clJck We AZ
rived Al New Orleans, and sfter an hours delsy,
. captain, accompanied by corporal, cane on
board 70 administer the oath Of allegiance An
hours time Wss consumed II the performance Of
this duty.
Out Of the forty passengers n1f three refused
70 take the oath, and these were the three cls-yi
men, whose love for rebellion and irs leaders vzs
SC strong as 70 forbid their taking the cath, Dr.
Leacock, Charles Goodrich, who Is 3 native Of
Connecticut, and John Fulton Lezccck il IA
tive Of Edinnurch, Scotland, and Fulton was
born II Liverpool, England Tins precio1. TITO
are still on board the Cromwell. and hear that
General Banks has perenptoriiy refused 10 per-
nit them 70 land until they subscribe q the
oath. The friends Of these degenerate divine
have fockei 10 the steamer IL large numbers %
oiier them their congratulations and % encourage
then II the hoid gland which they have dared %
take sEsins; the legally constituted authorities Of
our land. II Is reported that, unless these ner
regain their senses before the expiration Of forty
eight hours, General Banks vii oaiciate So In
Gle Sanuel's family physician, and insist upon
administering s strong dose Of Sap Island
There l. No doubt certain amount Of curative
quantity II the baimy atmosphere which sweeps
over this fertile and enchanting ses-girt SPOT,
that VIII effect change IN the mental ss vel a.
physical condition Of some people where all other
remedies fail to produce the desired resuits
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

We stand on the very apex Of volcano,
at point where crater Of fir- NAV b- or-n-
ed 81 any naonpzi.-Pec- Na:-.
Lien Why tar ceres don's yOz ere aov--
-CEsoorc fss,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

PKScE JoHy.-John Van Brren s-sms 70
be losing the confidence Of his Conservative
admirers, bacauss he nov urss --goro0s
prosecution Of the war.
The Wo-l5 thus comments upoo his re,~ni
speech
John Van Buren's address last evening VII
take mauv people both n and ont o. the Rep1h-
lioan party BY surpr Sc L vii be sen that he
Is Out for a vlEorurs prosecution O. the Var.
until the present. Leaders Ct the C1nf-dera;es 'c-y
hold. enough and az wiling &C consent =
reconstruction 1f the Union Z & repeatedly
called J. Z O traitor to- HE Cooper Institute and
Brooklyn Academy e Music sr@echts. PENDING
the Eal political csups'ru, bur ! {. Is nov a
long vsv ahead O. z g. o. ths vsr-trAil. Queer
times, thsss TIC trl-t1r o. YESTERDAY i ths
pstr1o; e. today, and --cr ufrts-"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

e shown By ohcial reports receIVeo IL tns
flee Of the Adjutsnt sad Inspector General,
ze -elec: companies A, E and F, thee being
With few exceptions. from chittsnden snd
.dioining counties
cosrASI a.
Daniel @ Barnes, Jericho, August q -
Charles c Proctor. Hinesburgh. October IL
Pe-igo Brsnssorn, Essex, Oct s.
George Il allen, Wiiliston, Sept 10.
Oliver I Archsmboult, Charlotte, A,z- -.
Eursne Bacon, Milton, Dec %.
Geo VI Brockhsn, Undsrhill, Sept le.
Wm A Brown, jericho, Aug 10.
Many Camel, Essex, July 4
Martin Casey, Burlington, Oct II.
AUGUSTUS Premier, Burlington, Oct. i.
Wua. c. Green, Wiliiston, July q.
Peter Lander, wiIlistor, July Il
Joseph Lapie-, Montgomery, NOV. g.
James Mullins. Burlington, aug. 10.
LEROY Nichols, Stzrksboro, Dec. II.
Geo. " Page, E=sex, Sept. &c
John Z Page, Essex. July 2l-
Horace Perry, Hinesburgh, Nov. .
Homer Prior, Williston. Aug 6.
James Riley, Burlington, Oct :.
Henry Wells, Waterbury, Aus. Z.
Ja-nes White. jericho. Sept. 10.
George Hosford, Csstleton, sept =.
John McDonourh, Rutland, sept. y.
Phinsas Pearl, Ticonderoga, y Y, Aze- ~
coNRAsT Z
Richard 7 Gull, Belviiere
George " Havley, johnson, July q
Perlsv smith. Richmond, aug. z.
Henry Heath. johnson, De- 2
George .. Mead, johnson. Aug i.
James VI Barnes, Wstervile, Dc !.
Charles " Baich, johnson, Nov. 70
Marshall Babcock, JohnIon. July i.
Horace Claim, Wste-ville. Oct. 9.
Cassius NJ Chase. Stowe. Nov. p.
Jsirus Col-rove. wsterville. Aug .
Grzmd Doans, Bakersfield. July Is.
Grin Darwin, Fairfax, Sept IL.
frank DuoiS, johnson, Dec Is
John " Emmons. Burlington, JAY L.
Eiiss Fletcher, Wa;e-ville. July {.
Alznson Fuller. Richmond, Aug :
Joel Field, johnson, Oct -.
Albert Gle, Crzftscury. Oct Il
Harvey Irish, Cambridge, Dec. 6
stephen z Leach, Beividere. Dec. 8
Lens Lanordy, Belvidere, sept. i.
Rufus G Lanpher, Hydepsrk, Nov. ..
Cards Lille. johnson, Nov. =
James Mathews. MorriEtoWn. Nov. u
David e McIrtirs, Hydspa-k, Oct Is.
Daniel C. Phiihrook, Wolcott, aug i.
Ansl T. Robinson. johnson. July 81
Lusius st-ee1s-, Huntington. Sept p.
Micsiah townsend. Cambridge. Nov -.
Curtis Tillotson, Beivi3e-t. Sept Is.
Albert G. Iornshend. Cznb-idge. Nov. ~
Ebsne1e- Wilson, johnson. sept 3
Duran Wilkins, Stove, sept. =.
Ranslure WILEY, Wste-vlle, sept. le-
Peter Parent, johnson, sept u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

..Nss.I@.se2


Il vii be seen that whatever troubles NAV
exist n the North from the disordered state OF
the currency, must be felt with hve-fold greater
severity IN the insurrectionsry ststes, where gold
commands premium Of $50 per cent, instead Of
90 Mr.. Menminger has various suggestions 70
make to better the state Of ms finances, such SIS
the retirement from circulation Of al tne Eotes
issued before the lst Of December last, and the
limitation Of those currency to Sl50, 600 600;
but he vii find tBat necessity knows no law.
Every plunge VIII sink him deeper into the uire.
1.-THE question Of success depends upon the purse
strings II IL not difficult 70 see that those OF the
insurrection are already stretched to the snappng
point
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
VERMONT ITEMS.

The population Of Vermont liable to Do
military duty is esoertsined fun ofeial re-
turns to be $3.50.
A new stage routs has been established
between lrssburgh sni Montpelier.
On Wednesday evening the Il The dwell
ling house Of Brooks Lewis near the village
of East Ponltney was consumed By FIRE.
John Wisemun Of Ripper; committed sui
eide OF the End inst, BY hsnging himself.
The deceased was ab5u; co years Of re +;
and supposed to have been temporarily 1e-
ranged at the time Of his death.
j. Farr Of Lincoln vas seriously injured
recently By bis team running with : load Of
wood. The sleigh was ,umbiei 5ycr oaak
snd the horses breaking loose continued tae
race until thrown down BIZ becoming Ell
tangled il the harness Mr. FAR had his
wrist broken and was severely bruised.
On Saturday last, chapter Of accidents o.
CURED in Dorset. ) little son Of Charles
Phelps had lee broken at ths thigh son
Of D. Ballart, s-ed twelve vear-, FL down
e fight Of stairs and broke anzrnl above the
elbow ana L 3. Armstrong, LIST e horz.
whose lee was broken II runnn- sway snt
attempting 20 e. through fsnce.
a mn named Thomas BzrrT was f9unt
/ Sunday evening last. HE death is .upr Dc.
to have b.on caused b. lo=s Of hlood result
ing from z STAB which was dissoved II hi
left arm. The deceased leaves VIC III
Two children IN Brandon.
Later intelligence say- thrt Barry va
killed IL an afray in which Two others, Irisi
men, we're engage Deoe-svd va carper
ter nv trade
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Eron the sane. Jsr- *.

According C snnouncnent Csptxr se-r1,
Of the Confrdesase States steamer % war Als-
hama, was i>trDduoed On Saturday, 81 noon,
70 q number q merchants and other gentlemen
Of tins cry 81 ths Connerci. Exeazng<- The
room was crcved TO excess. and srssr the gallant
captain had bssn cordially welcomed. three cheers
were proposed for Captain senm-s and the Ais-
bsna, which were Justly responded to. upon
which the captain resurned ms grateful thanks
Tor the reception re bad ust with N a. eloquent
speech. IN the course Of which ne referred % the
great struggle .; present suips On Z Aneric..
assuring ms hearers that the Confederate States
were determined 70 prosecute the war. no- n
the rerrsvztior Q. slavery. but for Their indeps1-
dencc, ana for free trade intercourse with al the
va-ld- Three more cheers were given fo- CAPT.
semr1e and INC Alabama, and thu geatlenen sep
eraIe5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

ATEor0rs TEEicHIET The View Oriesns
Euenirq Ds'fa Of Jan. =. contains choice
exhibition Of rct-l treacbsrr and fer9cit7. The
occ1uut s. rske- irons Il 5-r-1a 7srsr-onc
Bavl1r. notorious Ts,au who b.sr= the title
Of Colonel Of Militia Ear-.--. Or -lnethiug
OF that SOFT who j. Do He 7f- Clnscl-
crate ser7io--wlile j. A-i-ra z=t March
issoel %, following uria- 81, Csrtsir
Helm. 7, seems tie e-i.5 -r-ll i-s wy 70
Ccn. >ilsv. also ia te r.1.. service and
was pullsael H. The Mz0-,' Er5s.c-.--
TIE Deis saEs " Blvi1- a-. borne fI--.ue
time considerable r,ra-ai b. s= 81 Ialiau
fighter, from tl. he. tHst. jus. sl-a
pisce cf ab1minali- t-=a-ie-v as b.. dele
gate 70 " Capt Helm IN tae .-la- here
published, he manage 90 massacre larEf
number Of Indians prnaiTalv ~lm=n an
children, s1me time since, a1L was ems
blsd Ill tlis vay Co MIKE a -a-a.ao-u- li.-
play Of scslps o. tlt t-lliis- e. RE he--
ism
lti.vs1 20 n1u-- thar Baylor Tu5-ishez d
long ls-t4r -f his uui- ir-- a. san Antonio,
Os- 8, la52. a. which %. s .nov--lsss the
order 70 be seaaias. a-- -'---a- iu b.. anl
ssys II he returns 70 A-i--a-. he intends =
Ger r.i Of t1s Indians ia any 7-ay bee can.
The quicker the wlIll r-t- III s1caa blood
thirsty and t-eacuerlus Villain -sic ls ina bet
Ter il VII BE- f1- th1se Thl remain j.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
HEArcrAH1EEs ID hEcIEES-. ]. V l..
Mes.Iz. Nzrc1 ~. l-5-

Clp. Hsir, -lrltz.g -f-i-ora Gua-ds g.
srB-I learn from Lie1t. J. T. .Ta-aso1 thst
the Indians have been a. YOU Post f1r the pur-
pose ofmaking treaty The Coucrlss Of the
Confeie-ate States nae passed law de-l-r-ne
c-fc m il11l0r &c az h0-flls iHdizuS. J on wi
therefore. Us al mems l. persuade thE Apaches.
OF any tribe. 70 CONF IL for making peace, and
whs1 v0- gel then r1-efhe-, iiii Gi. u r-ouH
Iqdians. and take the children pr.sdners 2Id
sal thsz 70 dsfray me expenses q killing INT
Indians
Buy whisky az suct otas- gods Is nay -
necesS1-y for the Indians. ard VII orde- voash-
en- give. 70 covc- the snoun, expended.
Leave nothing undone % Insurs sncoess- and
have Sufficient nunbc- Of men srcund q allow
No Indians % escape. SGp aofiiRa cbort YOU
orders until the time arrIvies. snd be cautions
how YOU let the Mexicans know r. Ifvou can Z
trust then. send 70 Capt. Ayoock 81 this plsoe.
and he vii send thirty men from his Company.
Better Use the Ae1ioans, II they csn p trusted,
as bringing troopS from hers might excite sus-
picion with the Indians
To your judgment snrrusr this important
matter, and ioos for success against these cursed
pests who nave ALREADY murdered over one hun
dred men IL this Territory.
an &c, yolsTs with respect
[Sizn@i) JOHN F. BAYLOR,
Col Comlandin. q Reg. ]. NJ T.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Awokp FOE TnE CosPExHraDs--lne pa
sr,osic soldiers with Gen. Ro~ecrans seem os-
,crninsd not only 10 fight with the s~cro
Int 20 do what can he done with the gum
also. In sddition 10 the action Of the In
pois and Indiana regiments dsnounr'ns nc
coupsrhesas at home. ve have ths following
l.ttsr addressed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

IHr AIAs.x1 ~ KINGSTON. Our minister
70 England. Mr.. Adams. urged upon ths
English rnir,s1ers the duty CT their par Of
arresring tie Asbenns before she mad
chance TO gsi 70 "a. Inc reply VS., that
they had BECOME satisfied thst the Alshems
t"290''-thsr called) was intended 70 be en-
plove5 N violation Of then neutral position
towards tina country. and thst orders were
given for re; .--ss-; but that nos; u-lucki-
ly she 20. C .es before ne police o5os- g;
the order &c SOP hsr
TIE eou-rs o.tbs E,el,sh sr;ho-iries with
respect 70 that pirssiosl c-sf1 has proved that
the statement Of the English minister vss en-
tirely an ir.;ncere one She h.s bcsn oosled
and shipped from Engi,sh por1s ever sinoe
she put 20 s-s-ardshe not only vi,ix rnno-
tested ports urder English authority where
she could be arrested # thsy had 80 ordered,
but English officials and subjects treat her
pirstic.l captain and officers with marked
public attention. S. the following from
the Kingston tJamsics, So-d1-d Jan. -
Larry yesterday morning IA. news q the AZ
rival Of the celebrated Confederate steamer Ala
bsna.. or go. 8; Port Royal. spread IN this
city like Wild Ere, snd il was no; long befors 81
curiosity Was set 81 rcs1. "a upon application 81
the Commercisl Rooms. record Of her arrival
was found or the book OF eoursr. 81 sorts Of
runors touching her visit were put IN circulation
The following particulars, however, hsre becn
furnished from . reliable sourc
The Alabama IL consigned 70 hessrs- Char les
Levy Co.. Of TIN. city, snd is nov receiving
Goals, &c. al Port Royal from Me-rs- 7. d.
Pas Co she called into this port 20 receive
casual repsirs Captain seunes, we learn,
waited on his eIcellency. the Lieutenant Cover
nor, in Spanish Town yesterday Several Q, the
Confederate ofhce1 were ssAore IN gray unifc rms
and We learn that the prisoners viii Be- lef IN
eharge Of the American Vioe-Consui here
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

DIxrus II TEE IN RroMrST.-fruna list
Of the deaths in the 7th Regiment Vermont
Volunteers, to the Sis, day of December last,
ss shown By official reports received at the
osics Of the Adjutsnt sad Inspector General,
We -elec. companies A, E and T, thee being
with few exceptions. from ohittsnaen and
adjoining counties