Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

SoPHoyosE EXHIBITION last week va
Is usual very fully attended and wc think
the exercises were more than usually accept-
able 10 the audience. Both the mstter and
the manner Of the speechef, though not
faultless, were excellent. and reflect credit
upon the members of tho class and upon the
University.
The music Of the evening was given by
Messrs. Moore and Holmbers, embracing 81
lections from Luerezia Borgia, Schubert's
Sereuado, and other pieces, and was very
pleasant feature Of the occasion.
Tho following was the order Of exercises:
SOPHOMORE EXHIBITION.
Nay 2la 1908.
NusIc.
/. SIR Henry Havelock.
swiI5ur OHn A;vater.
p Nationsl Sonss.
Henry wylys soft.
8. Noble things difficult,
George B'selov shaw.
MUSIC
{. Extrsvsgaucs.
Samuel William Torrey.
@ National Beneia;,ors.
Orville Z4u4s wslbridyc
g. Conditions of true Fame
Jchn Horkins worat Jr.
vU.Ic
-EzsassI.
The London Correspondent of tine Nyw
York Timo writes
The repulse OF tho feet Of iron-clads and mon
itors' az Charleston, has given, you may wel
suppose, the keenesf satisfaction % the English
Government and people There are. doubles
those who are sorry for this catastrophe 90 the
Northern arms, flr Bright and Cobien are not
without adhercnts But ! should 10 unworthlv
deccving you. it lid not say that England r.
ioiccs I'm every defeat of the Northern arms.
Through all the varying sentiment that
has sccmrd c1ntraiicury IN England, We
have uo doubt that tbcah5vc statement Sd far
as the government j. concerned Is correct In
reference TO the peorlc Of England. we
hope % iustify ourselves in l-lie' inc hette-
things - them.
The.-ue r,r-o.1..rl--. .sL.
VII there he war with England II Aner-
ca wants It, not otherwise. The sympathi,ers
with the North, who are not without Cabinst IN
nlSn- VII 50 al lel7'n' 20 -l''l ~ 'lt Leu
think thers Is no need Of it. anl that var with
England would help the North Wer' then
- i -bs si',g,'- Si1 i, ,rsv he Wi ar ro m
know thst every available iron-olii ship in the
Navy has hssn 'rl'fe' 70 ssF'ao % 20 ''''
Ata meeting ef calorei eit'zer- held N
Washington ON Tuesday evening ls-' the
question Of rataliatin- for tAe cruelty oi the
'u'lr o-l-'ls N1'H ''N'"
penalties, wae discussed ana OF, iJii5Nins
resolution adopted
-..,--.-..L. r--..-l s...,. De-
,a.,sIl,. t,,, o.-.e.,i -.es,ei ~ dc,I,rs
in reri, g. tb, irb.-n,5 tbrest IN the rebels ,bs
aleriic, ~ ,.,i;., al retaliation N ,sser, an
sctive -usrjisnsbin # eyerv enlisted man and
every citizen covered by the FEDERAL fiE
and to pledge to the nation ar1 the worll the
whole power Of the government Tor the prytec-
tion Of all Union soldiers, without regard To col
for, who msy be captured by the enemy. The
full rights and immunit,es q prs ners = var
DEsLRTEEs ARRESTED we learn that AK
men dcscrters from the cavalry reaimcHt now
r-.;-. .. pl....t. 49, .,.-s.,,l ,-..- r., f.--,l
INNS
Isle WEDNESDAY last Week suns 'n''t ''4l
and commenced small doJreiations in the
rio;,;.,. -, ,.,,-,;,.. Sber;a N,eorl-r
with horse arTested thern hear t'e "HN
between Grand Isle and North Hero, and
Idol ,b,,, =, North U,-o ;,l In tho
B ~
afternoon l.I'. '''-c'7 i'-' '''''-' go
came over after them.
l>-TEUCIIoNs FeR oUE ARHiIs N THl tirlD-
The war department has officially pro-
claimed the Instructions for the government
of the armies Of the United States ia the
field, prepared by Francis Leihcr, IL. D.,
and revised 10y board Of olhcer-, of which
Maj-Gen. Z. A. Hitchcock was president.
Having been approved by the president ="
the United States, he commands that they bc
Published. Among other thing, the M
structions set forth as follows .-
\ place. district. or country occupied "y
an enemy, stands. in Consequence Of the ~
clpation, under the martial law Of the Invai-
ns or occupying army, whether any pr'cla-
nation declaring martial law ur any ln'iic
warning t. the inhabitants has been issued OF
not. Martial law Is the immediate or direct
effect and consequence Of occupation OF con-
quest Martial law is simply military au-
thoritv exercised i'm accordance with the