Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
Nkws AND oruEn MATTERS.

4ANAAN AhN-A9ANA a a IMAM I
speaks or writes against the Confederate
cause he is branded and expelled as a pub
lie enemy"
Vallandingham arrived at Murfreesboro' |
by special train on Sunday evening, !
and he was sent by flag Of truce to
Bragg's lines at Shelbyyille. He was very
cheerful, and on taking leave Of his escort
told them that he was loyal citizen Of the
United States. He made the same remark
to Col Webb Of the Sth Alabama, to whom
he was handed over. The Colonel told
him he had read his speeches, but did not
ike him; he would, however, permit him
to remain at lis post until the pleasure Of
the authorities should be known. Itseems
doubtful if the Rebels will receive him
but he was given to understand that if he
returned to the Union lines the original
sentence Of imprisonment would be prompt
" carried out.
The payments made in the army within
the last fortnight have amounted to ST.
soc, 900. There are still unpaid $4,000.
900. The troops yet unpaid are Gen.
Grants, Gen. Roseerans', Gen Sehenek's,
ten. Heintzelmans, and Gen. Peck's.
The money is all ready for the Potomac
army whenever the pay-rolls are ready.
Paymasters are now in New York with the
funds, en- route to all the coast expeditions.
Rear-Admiral Foote, now at the head Of
the Bureau Of Equipment, has forsakcn
his crutches, and is thoroughly recovered
for service. He is anxious again to have
command Of a squadron, and assist in the
victories ofthe Mississippi, whose brilliant
retorl is inaugurated
The sum of So, coo has been forwarded
t. the Bishop of Boston, who is now in
Europe, Tor the relief Of The suffering poor
Of Ireland.
Lately, Bishop smyth, the Roman
Catholic bishop Of Iowa, destroyed a move
ment for organizing a secret disloyal socie-
II in Dubuque. After yesper services the
Bishop addressed his congregation on the
subject Of disloyal secret societies, saving
that they were opposed to the spirit of the
Catholic Church, and warning his parishiou-
ers that if they joined them they would
thereby place themselves outside the pale
Of the Church. He would give those
members Of the Church who had joined the
organization two weeks to leave it, and
then, if they still continued it, they might
considerthemselves excommunicated. The
Bishop then concluded with a most eloquent
appeal to his he..srs, to sustain the Gov
eminent under " hici they lived. Thou d
he lives in the hot-be3 # tn western Sc
cessionist', Bishop SmyA. yer sinee ,h5
firing II de first gun, has kep, the national
Gag flying on his house, next his church
aud both edifiees are thus included beneath
its folds
The L. 5. gunboats Canandaigua aue
Powhatan captured off Charleston, on Ii,
10Th instant, the sloop Secesh, and on III,
18th, the sloop c. Routeran, both witt
valuable cargoe>. Com. William Roneken
dorh has been ordered to command tn
Ticonderoga. Lieut. Com. Bancroft Cher
ard has been detached from the Mohicau
In explaining how New York has bee
credited with her full quota of soldiers 70
the war, the Brooklyn Eagle says that tn
term OF enlistment was taken into ealcul'
5'on-0ne regiment Of three years ne
Os'ns counted as equal to Jour REGIMENTS
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my e'alu 'hs benefit OF that prlneip.e
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