, 1863-06-16

Another veteran editor is dead. Thomas
Walker, Of Utica, N. T., who commenced the
publication Of the Columbian GastHe In that
city, more than sixty years ago, and continued
It for more than thirty years, died very sud
denly on Thursday morning, aged about. IS.
he was director Of the old Utica Bank from
its comm In 1911, and Tor the past
twenty years It's President In every relation
Of life Mr. Walker WAS proverbially just and
true, md enjoyed the respect of Ill in an
eminent degree he leaves q very large tor.
tune.
Wash Hanna, Copperhead OF Liberty,
1ndiana, is undoubtedly great coward and
sneak. He was arrested for resisting an en-
rolling officer. When brought before Com
missioner, he blubbered like booby, and
said "he did not know it vas against the Law
to resist the enrolling officer; that lie only
pulled ont his pistol, and, holding it on his
lap, told the officer not to enter his yard, and
refused to give his name or ago.'
The Detroit Tribune says that letter has
been received from Captain George Robinson,
Sd Michigan Battery, dated Memphis, June
9TH, in which he states that Captain De Golycr,
Of his battery, Is not dead, but will recover
from his wounds. 11r. Robinson saw the
Captain and conversed with him. Mrs. De
Golyer, who started for Memphis Immediately
upon the receipt Of the tidiugs Of his reported
death, reached there on the morning OF the
9TH inst, and found her husband rs abore re-
ported.
s-since writing the above, we hare re-
~ .ac%cf 1t%or
wife Of the gallant Captain:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
] notice in your paper Of the 9Th the re-
ported death Of my husband, Captain Samuel
DeGolycr, Of The sth Michigan Battery. I
am happy to be able to correct the statement.
He is still spared to us, although in very
critical condition. It will be long time be-
at the North To correct the wrong impress
sion which your announcement has madc
among our many friends in the West, please
insert this, and obllgc,
Mrs. SAMUEL DEGo1TER.
We have also letter from Captain George
Robinson, dated at Memphis, june 10Th, in
which he states that Captain DeGo}yer il
alive, doing well, and has every prospect of q
speedy recovery.
The Governor Of Missouri has ordered an
| election in the Third District for Represen,
tatiye in Congress, In place Of Hon. John ".
! NOEL. deceased. The election will take place
on the Sd Of August.
The journals through the country arc ID
boring under mistake in suprosing that the
rowing rebel Governor Of Louisiana, Thomas
| Q. Moore, has been captured BY the Federals.
Ex-Governor Robert C. Wickliffe and Alex
ander Mouton hare been captured, but not
| Moore. The latter was arrested By . brother
rebel, whom the Governor has been tsying to
force into the army without law, brought be-
fore rebel Judge, held to bail in the sum oi
| e, COO, and discharged This was done In the
rebel lines The itineraut Governor is still
ut large, SO fur as Federal power is con-
cerned.
1t appears from statements In the Eng
lish papers that Captain Semmes, Of the Ala
bama, was expected to hoist lis flag on the
new and formidable vessel which WAS about,
at last accounts, to leave the Clyde. She Is a
large iron screw vessel. mounting twenty one
guns, and combines the great requirements o.
a NAN -of.war-speed and strength
According to an account in a morning
| journal, the real name Of the somewhat noto
| rious Colonel D'U,assy is Strasser, and he /:
| Hungarian jew, horse dealer and seller o.
second band clothing, formerly living al
Pesth. lie a1'pere to have been shrewi
swindler, in general way, IN Canada and thi:
rsty 4i}l the var broke out