The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

4ne resident mas formally COM
municated to Senator Sumner his con-
cluslons respecting Fremont and color
ed troops, to-wit: That he, can command
them if he will No doubt is entertain
ed of his acceptance, g
- The Board to examine applicants
Tor appointments to commands in the
negro regiments now in session here
have passed as competent, and recon-
mended for appointment Corporal Will
son ". Brown, 2lst Ohio, the engineer
VINO piloted General Mitchelrs secret
expedition in Georgia, and who with
most of his comrades were captured and
oarbarously treated by the rebel author
tiles. He will probably be commission.
-~-a .~-evtOrrOrO a nUgfU regiment.
that Claibornes division of Bragg's
army had been sent to Vicksburg. Only
the two infantry divisions of McCown
and Brockinridge, and the cavalry corps
of Forrest, formerly Van Dorn's, are
known to have gone, as has been stated
Doubtless the entire divisions Of With
ers, Claiborne and Cheatham, and the
infantry brigades of Anderson and Jack
son, and the cavalry divisions of Wheel
er and Wharton are in our front
The Cincinnati Gazette has the
following:-"We learn that a detach-
ment;o two hundred and sever six O
valeseent Illinois soldiers got on board
the Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line train
at Kokomo, Indiana, on Wednesday, for
Chicago, under the charge of a medical
cadet This officer telegraphed to Chi
cago, asking that prepal ations be made
to receive the men on their arrival, but
the authorities, we are told, took no no
tice of the message, and the conse-
quence was that one Of them died from
exposure. If the facts are as stated to
US and given above, some explanation is
due from the Chicago authorities for
their seeming neglect" r.a.s z-.Ts
Among the speakers announced to
address the Copperheods of Newark, j.
j., at mass Vallandigham demonstra-
ton on Saturday last, we notice the
name of "Fitz John Porter, ESQ" We
presume this refers to the General of that
name who has been dismissed from the
public service for conduct practically
reasonable. The public viii not be sor-
ry to know that he has at last appeared
in his true colors as the open apologist
of the most Infamous of all the northern
sympathizers with the Shareholders re-
bellion. ...-....- .-
- The charter of the first National
IL Beffk ffkea It GTffoir pfffoier Of Currency with
capital of one million, with power to in
crease to three millions Directors are
as follows: VIM. Henry Davis, Jas. Da-
vis,s Geo Kock, N. H. Thomas, Benja-
min Eggleston, Seth Evans, and Henry
Bowman. The bank to be located in
the upper portion of Cincinnati. The
charter is for twenty years.
= Officers who resign on the plea of
disability will hereafter be transferred to
the invalid corps. A board consisting
of Col Sackett, and Medical Director
Coolidge are to examine them.
The Washington correspor dent of
the New York Times is assured of the
entire recovery of Rear Admiral A. H.
FooTE, from the wounds received at Ft.
Donelson. He laid aside his crutches
about three weeks since, and has offered
his services to the Secretary of the Navy
ready for a conn and afoat, and anxious
to again take an active part in subduing
| the rebellion. He is now, as he has
been since his partial recovery, at the
head of the important Bureau of Equip
ment and Recruiting for the Navy, in
Washing ton.
| - Judge Davis, of the United State,
Supreme Court, was holding Court a
Indianapolis on the day Vallandighan
was arrested During the intermissior
the head of the dinner table at the hotel
while the members of the bar were ar
ranged along its sides, among whom wa
Voorhees, The Judge, in his peculia
way, called out to Voorhees,, who was a
the lower end of the table, "Voorhees
| you had better look out-they have 90
down to the VS." This set the table il
aappreciatsd a 5ass aGad the RhsfSh4ft- point. r
"A paragraph is going the round
stating that Gen. Grant (the hero :
Vicksburg) never carried any baggag
for his own benefit, upon a march, e.
+ cepting a tooth brush. The subject b
ing under discussion at a tea table
Rochester, says the Democrat, a dou
was expressed as to the reliability of Il
assertion A gentleman suggested tn
le the General evidently intended to SEQ
G the face of the country. A lady rejoln,
that he meant to fly in the teeth of t
enemy; but the climacteric observati
OF the evening was to the effect that
only wanted a little brush with the rebe
Certainly in the cleaning-out brush
Yicksburg Grant has made free use
his powder" d-Fa
rk = The Ohio Copperheads threaten
, nominate Vallandigham for their Mt
: Governor If they make him their st
dard bearer we hope they WI toll
him-into the Southern Contederacy.
@ @'Gs = The Chicago Times complains
the Capt Cuts, brother to Mrs. Doug
the was Judge Advocate Of the military G.
,nx nSs mission that tried Valandigham.
iIle Times evidently thinks the Captain
;eoD of the unkindest Cuts of all. .-.
FL Lieut. Col H. c. Warmoth, of
Netherlands staff, relates an inter
or ing incident of the fight of the I'D
= s1 Al to about this effect: Sergeant Jos
C;a,.b of 70 02d Iowa took elG