The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-06-17
GENERAL DISPATCHES.
New York. June 6.

NEH AORh, y uue u
At meeting Of editors held to day Hor-
ace Greeley, Of the Tribune, Jas. Brooks, of
the Express, WIN. G. Prime, of the Journal
Of Commerce. and various others being pres
ent. Resolutions were adopted to the effect
that we recognize and affirm the duty Of fl
deity to the Constitution, Government and
laws Of our country, that treason aud rebel
lion are crimes.
That while we emphatically discla;m and
deny any right as inherent in journalists
to incite, advocate, abet, uphold, or Justify
treason or rebellion, we respectfully but
firmly assert the right OF the Press to crit
icise freely and fear!essly the acts OF those
charged with the administration Of tn, Gov
ernucnt and Of their civil and military sub
ordlnates, and that any limitations of this
right, created by the necessities Of war,
should be confined to localities where hos
tilitles exist or are mnuently threatened
WAsHISGToN, une 8.
An official dispatch from Rpsccrans, re
ccived here to day. dated MurfrecS3o,o 9th,
saws last evening dispatch from Col. J. B :.
Baird, commanding The post at Franklin,
Tenn. Was received as follows:
"Two men came INFO camp about dark
dressed in our uniforms, with horse equip.
men,s to correspond say .ng they Were Col.
Au,on, inspector general, and Maj Dunlap,
assistant, having an order from you to in
!spect outposts. but their conduct was so sin.
gular we arrested them, and they insisted
that it was very important they shoull 80 to
Nashville to mig hi.'
Col. Baird asked if there were any such
! persons III the army, and if So their dcscl!p
ton.
replied at once 'hat they were probably
spies, AMI directed him to order court, anc
It they proved to be spies to execute the IT
Immediately, which was done, and the,
: were tried and condemned to be hung, au,
! the sentence was carried into execution be
fore ten O'Clock this mor' ing
!. On being discovered they confessed they
were officers in the rebel army, one Colo
mel named Lawrence ". ORION, ,hc 0 he
one claims to he 4 first cousin to Robt. Lee
and is said to have been chief Of artillery o,
{ Gen Bragg's staff. and formerly to h ",
, been on Gen. Scots stall, Of the "a reS.a
cavalry.
NEW YORK, j,!nt Is, 1863
) Advices fron New Oy:ean; STATE thai
r Sherman is better and probably hi life viii
, !c saved, though he Will be lame for life
!! CISclSSArl JUNE. l3
The Comm rial has t.i>paich from In
f'ianapolis yesterday. stating that the muir
'!crers Of Marsha! Steven, have been ares
1 ted anl brought here. A company of cav
airy has been sent to Jefferson county, In
, diana, to aid the enrolment.
MtMpHIS, JUNE -.
The Ml.sjs1/ ian Of the 4h gives detail
= OF fight at Port Hudson stating that kir
!, by Sr*ith drove Banks forces in confusion
the latter leaving the dead and wounded o,
, the field, and Smith was still PURSUING
Banks on the 5th
WAsnlSGToN, JUNE IS.
! Especial to Post The enemy has mad
no demonstration at Cu'pepper, though it i
certain they are in heavy force. Their de
signs will probaly be disclosed in day .
two.
A delegation Of Unionists from Louisian
had al enterview with the President to- da,
in reference to re organizing that State il
5 the Union according to the plan proposed il
r the correspondence Of the Union Associa
ton Of New Orleans, With Military Cover
nor Shepley.