New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
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THE NATIONAL FREEDMENs RELIEF sooihii'
The animal meeting of the National Freedmeus
p.I;of So,;..v If ,he District of Columbia will be
Ia .o-,oo-,ovv evening, at Temperance Hail. on
.,raa, An interesting report is expected, with ad.
d-o.aos tom Judge Underwood the Revs. Dir.
p Charming and Sunderland. and DR.. Elder.
Ths Rev. John Pierpont will read poem written
for the occasion.
THE ORDERS AGAINST PASSING OUTSIDE OUR
LINES.
TIL. ricor with which the recent orders as 10 pass
inc ouside our lines persons engaged in carrying
information have been enforced, has reduced the ap
pljcants to about one-eighth of the former number
clearly demonstrating the justice Of the course
adopted
Major-Gen. Heintzslman has issued the following
important order relative to passes to cross our lines
on the south of the Potomac;
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARrxssr OF WAsnIseros'
GENERAL ORDERS, No Ill No passes whstever VII 90
respected the lines Of this DePsr~'"'
Should any persons be permitted to pass the INES H''
vi" be accom- panied by miss sI e;s .D aEINTzELMAN
CARROLL H. POTTER Assist Adjt.Gen.
THE CASE OF PLEAsANTs.
james Snowden Plessapts. citizen OF Monlgom'
cry County Nd, was tried by court'mAriai az
poolesville. Nd, for relieving the enemy Win
victuals. and knowingly harboring and protecting
than. Found guilty, and sentenced to be hung.
The President has committed the sentence to i'm
orisonment in Fort Delaware during the war.
POPULARITY OF GEN. HOOKER.
Mrs. John Wood, after singing the medley Of ma
ioet mich
called for "three cheers for Gen. Hooker which
the audience gave with will.
COLLECTOR OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The report that ex-Congressman Low has been
appointed Collector of San Francisco is premature.
No change has yet been made in tie Collectorship,
but one is anticipated.
DEATH OF HoPoTHYoHoLE.
private letter from the Sac and Fox agency,
Kansas states that Hopothyohoe, head chief Of the
Ioyal Creeks, who were driven from their homes by
Rebel marauders, sided by traitor Creeks, died at
that agency March rs. His earnest desire was TO
return. to bis country and extermipate the Rebel
Creeks. The refugees are still ut the agency, and
there is not much prospect Of their moving.
THE CULTIVATION OF SOUTHERN PRODUCTS
IN THE WEST.
The wish of the people of the Northern and
Western States to be independent Of the products Of
the South is illustrated in DO clearer Way than by
the Numerous applications received by the Commits
soner of Agriculture for cotton-seed rice, &C., with
which to experiment in their districts. In one day
over 100 letters received asking for uformstiou
and requesting various articles to be forwarded.
THE DEMAND FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE
INDIAN MURDERERS.
The State authorities of Minnesota are still urging
upon Government the necessity for the execution OF
the Sioux Indians engaged in the recent mAssscrss
The prisoners are at present guarded by coo soldiers
and 80 intense the feeling on the part Of the people
that diff Guilty is feared between the popuace aud
the authorities unless more executions take pace.
THE LIGHT.DRAUGIIT MONITORS.
The following are tie names and builders of the
twelve ght-draught turreted iron-clads Of the Mon
tor model for the construction of which within six
months, at cost of s3SO,OOO apiece, the Navy De-
partment nave just concluded contracts:
Name. COnsivuctoy. Pioee
Denmead Comm. Baltimore, Nd
Eapa.....H Harlan 4 Hol,ns.worth w mi g'on, Del
Yszoo .Mer1ck .PhladaipOia, IA
TunIis. .RaDsy Archbold. Chester, Pa
Umpuus. Suowdtn Masop...... Pittsburgh. Pa
Casoo.. Atlantic Works.... ...... Boston.
ShawDeo. Curtis Tideu..... Boston.
SuDcook. Globe Works.u....,.... Boston.
Chino. "A Adams. Boston.