, 1863-05-16

The 1.atc Stone.ya1l jackson.
The Incidents tha+ .ro ro,,tsa of th,s oh,c
,nd d,,;,r r,,,o, 1o..,,,s ,e,ss 49, :. p,,,,
iee1 !e*as'' "ho o1ea ~ l'sen
"oho on sonoay last from the effect of MS
wounds, received 4. Fredericksburg, would
fila volume. They nil 1.;,,,c nnor hi, SINGER
~ voa, .,a.,ona7 So 1 o. ~ a esr,.
1'e' "s"'' i.'Soti&i o'asel5' MS uasu ano eoui-
age III military operations, and the remark
able influence which he exercised over lis
men. It Is said uf him thot dn,ine~ .hp hattie
or ch,,n,t.1oo 7,.,,aro ~. soc-
ZION Of Magruders battery, attached to Eli
lows division, he was ordered by tnat conf
mandcr to withdraw his rcction as, according
- pil1o,r,s 10, e. ,-as s4o, ~ :.aS
VS. too maen eAFoseu.
1is1pg no heea Whatever to that Generals
section q hundred Yards nearer tha arsmv,s
uorl.a 1b.ro 10 a., a.>,t s..s....u sue eAen'
"o'n7' "Ae1e ne oio great eAecutlon-
Anotner stofy, connected with the present
rebellion, is to the effect t1at at one time the
nx,,.d;o,,o, ,,f -1,,.,,:~ ~. s- ~
tAato was 1ieelE discussed IN the Confederate
Cabinet, and oil but two members favored the
motion these two arpuino That mn, of ero,,
o-.,,,,a..- A -
rc1;a;pns sontbu. ~ ana TT O. sach intense
nass 4nnst nnsaase th ana lnaomltabie tlrn-
and a.na.;annn , "ian nls miltars ednc.tlon
nI % a, euuuIo constitute great gen
S4":, 1Heli oPposAiuu sct'eu 70 postpone
u;ISisao:n, ano 14e Mouon was Ae!o Under con-
se11utv;tauol. s1ut; Meanl1me, tne people of the
o,'.y radsy g9t minu o. Inc auair, ana with great
gtnuec15 ~ u mu.snat1on and lhreats 50 assailcd
lhe powers at Richmond that the question
was dropped.
JACKSON was very religious man. While
~ communal III y Hncneslef ne took promi-
nent 1,f part IN reSlFals, and habitually led the
Union prayer meetings.. a servant Of his,
captured ny our 1orces not long ago, says that
pe1ole entering upon an engagement his mas
ter always retired to his quarters to pray.
nor WAS ne oe'old Of generosity. There Is =
9lorJ thal wren Inc surgeon q one OF the
!4uIula Ieglments ah9 tHo OF his brother
onleers ol.Ic9 were caplntea by party OF Ashoy's
eavally ano eaken before Jackson, he said:
u was 5on, gentlemen, who lately saved the
,, .e1 1EoM M tne lusy ol your own men. thank
}o1,: aase you any means f OF transportation
Gi Gach ~ }o"1 1egament 4, we nave not,
eaat usnetu: ..a ~ LII SasG Luem nolses, IN e.
Eula' T.. anu oac hanussu aonals, anu courteous
- ". f. a.1..as 4Sot W .hsn .l p.toe:
.en'aa uetlaun ue spena Ky a4u nlsnl n endea
~ hvrn - ~ ae euneGi. IL I'll; aunAta, rs htnes:n-
Nn, ~ secession views, tne t"o arguing
ttose.nel nuiinS tue M4ole gay, anu praying
hg;nn 81, uuls o1ds ~ hlSn. iollo"hs !yaeSson
nt +bat a. ~ slogr FLU ~ Luz rsesp5seflal1 CLnFch)
The tat,ar as saa reiuseo 10 PC convinced.
jraTe thc s1a1e ;n Iom nansao,,nna "aaas epseu 70
eentirncms @ Gj1. IL h2 hGonseaehee q us loyal
sef viii ai1 thc ereat cner1I ~ ~ t~ n,tnna m
intn ths cause ~ a. r.,,aIs $s3,I - us uisuIe,
active nart in he m,i,arv ~ oafe ~ an
nnrnintr ran,1aian ~ the yar vpe'"'4on7 VI tne
The followint; ncrsonn1 ,,ascr;,t;on Jas: oe1oo,.
son recently apnesrc IN fhc ca1,nne " ~ WA ~
:. J1nnr;nc y ~, ,bo,,t fro f,o+ ta
it'll, 80. a 49,. ouS ~, nse ieet teh iNcAes