, 1863-03-20
PERSONAL.

JOHN VAN BuREs.-A contemporary says:
Jelln Van Burcn seemed pure copper a few
months since, then be became brass. and uoH
the fellow is all lead, bullets and ali.''
Cox IL1-The Ohio Statesman says The
Hon. S. 8. Cox is sick in Washington, aud
has been ever since the adjournment sick
to be brought home.
U7AH.-Goyernor Nye has suggested to the
Cabinet that nothing short Of the execution
Of ferernl Mormon leaders, including Brig
ham Young, will bring peace and quiet to
Utah.
HATSAU.-It was recently stated that Gen.
Haynau, the Austrian butcher, had commit
ted suicide In Cassel. This is . mistake, in-
aemuch as said Haynau died some years ago
brains in Cassel, was relative Of the butcher
and an Legitimate SON Of the Elector Will
helm t., Of Hesse Casscl, tho scoundrcl who
sold his subjects to Great Britain to fight
against the liberty Of this country.
Col. SMELL RErSsTArKp.-Our readers will
generally remember the circumstances at
tending the arrest aud final dismissal OF Col.
Thomas Smell, Of the 10th Illinois, through
the representations Of Gen. Gilbert, In Ken
tucky, last fall-a statement Of the case hav-
ing appeared In these columns. Justice,
though tardy, has at last been donc to Col
Smell, whose dismissal has been revoked
maiu1y !, We presume, through the efforts Of
Gov. Yates. Col. Smell resides at Clinton, in
this State, and during bis brief c1derience In
tle service, proved himself an earnest and
,a4t ~. e'3 Iiaee =. is aopeo luat ne WILL ac
The Gen. Gilbert who PLAYED the part Of a
Copperhcad tyrant over Union officers and
spiders IN hehtncky, 1e~ months SINCE, Is
Fr,,E1in Tnnn cou,3a n..e ~ ~ toaln a~n az a.
80 shaIuefullY SACRIFICED Col. Coburu and hls
gallant little hand at Spring Hill. i fitting
conclusion to disgracefm beginning
'V'7"aaeE0 9e"'7'0'' .M'
-one o1 tne canoloales LOT 1rustee III tne
recent election tor town officers IN AocAposs,
was Charles E. Boyer, the Copperhead Repre-
scn+ot3va tn +he r. Teris1atrre fr7m win conntr
~ - sN.
Inc result was ms oe1eat o5 t"ehss-ioas ma
port at tho November election.
n-,ru NJ n, p.Tpn-pa- Ro,o,+ p,,-.
u" =. ,4 " -: a.. :-1'.'' 1.:. - r'o1l 49, s-
u. L.. died At MS residence in 1onkers, New
York, on Sunday last, aged sixty. eight. He
was onc of thc most w;de1r tr,ve1ed and A.,
eompusneo 'nen u LIZ oas' one "no nas
been for more than generation identified
with most Of the prominent religious organ
izot,ons Dr. Raird w,s hor7, of scotch na.
rrntage, in Fayette county, Pa. Hc prose-
cutel his studies at Washington and JefIer-
60, co1,eoos N his n,tire STATE A. h.
eoA oe'' 49, 49, ns
graduation. ne commenced Eeaeh1n9 senoo1,
/ which he continued until he entered Prince
ion seminarv. three years after In 1922. he
w.. 7;aa.,-aa - .ro,oh h,,+ ,n.+ooa ~ a,to-'
was licensed 10 preach, pat INSTEAD u enlst.
ing the sacred desk, he connected himself
with a Grammar School, which connection
,o.+aa s-. vo,,a u.hon 1,c e,tcred The service
n's.so A'e see' rnn n.,>1. s s.s.a.- 49, ,,;-s,as ~
VI oe sl'a "a 49, eaos s..ta ~ w.. 1a,sa- az
' co.. - Sra,ss s .,-onah -, -o-,s - ~.
Ia' 1Ir,.sa S.o.s. ~ ha,,a,e - 49, a,ner;o.a 49,
| $50 sa,,oo; ] rn;on. ana - 1ss5 ertsn,,aa
h;s fIaye3s to Enrone. where he remained over
! eight years, preaching in behalf Of temper
ance aud Protest,ntism. ne has since that
uS @ ueGn uoraSStSu rai;1;ans IL ss
Iva years aeo be made hfs iast tri1, ahroad
md spoke boldly In London in regard TO the
war, Of course warmly supporting the Feder-
"ordGr; r. Rard H. pr;tter scrsr,7 hoors If into
! rest. His view Of the Valley Of The Missis.