, 1863-05-09

.. E. Van Talkeaburgh, editor Of the Ply
mouth, Qud.) Democrat was arrested and |
taken to indianapolis on Wednesday last, BIZ |
order Of General Uascall, and sent thence to |
Gtn. Burnside at Cincinnati. The cause Of
his arrest was the publication Of comment
OIL General Hascalrs Order No. 9, in which
the spirit ofthe order vas ridiculed, its au.
thority condemned, and its purposes willfully
n,isrepresentcd.
The proprietors Of the Democrat were re-
quirea TO provide an editor who would take
the oath Of allegiance, and give bonds in s. 900
not to publish matter in violation Of the order
Joseph G. Vanhorn, Of Blackford county,
Indiana, was arrested on Monday night by
Capt. J. A. Stretch, By order Of Gen. Hasca1l
His offence WAS disloyalty and attempting to
evadc the service Of writs from the United
States Court upon disloyal men. Captain
Stretch took him to headquarters for trial.
Tanho1n was lender in his party, and said to
be high officer in the +. G. C's. lie makes
TO secret Of uttering secession sentiments,
hoping that the South will succeed.
The Louisville Journal daily contains
notices like the following. They show that
Gen. Burnside Is busy VIM. Wilson, Of
Christian county, aid ". E. Laad and Thos.
Jones, Of Trigg county, will be sent from this
place to Baltimore this morning, en- routoto
the limits ofthe Southern Confedcracy, where
they arc ordered to remain during the wal, on
1enalty Of death should they return.
Gen. Mot, who was killed at Fredericks.
burg, WAS native Of New York, to which
State he Is credited in the army register. His
place in the regular service is captain in the
| Nineteenth Infantry, filling what is called an
s'original vacancy" his commission dating
October Goth, 1861. &c was wounded in two
places in the late Virginia battles.
| Gen. Charles Dcyens, who was severely
! wounded in the foot while endeasoring to ral-
II his men in thepanic which overlook How
ards corps, seems to hare been born under
an uplucky star. 1t the disaster at Balls
Bluff, in command Of the Massachusetts FIJI:
tccnth, be barely escaped with his life. Again
at the battlc Of Fair Oaks he WIS severely
wounded In the foot, aud now he suffers again
in the same manner. He Is right gallant
soldier and gentleman, and will fight as long as
hebas limb left.
| Mr. James Holton, Of Brighton, Mass,
who died on Wednesday last, bcqueathed
e6,oooto the Brighton Library Association. He
also gave liberal sums to the Orthodox Con;
gregational, the Unitarian, and the Baptist
Sabbath Schools Of the town; aud also i sec.
ond fund from which they may be furnished
with sumptuous Thanks giving dinner each
year. The great bulk OF his estate he left to
the seaman's Bethel OF Boston, Of which
Father TAYLOR is pastor. It Is believed that
society will receive at least sl00, 600 from the
estate.
Col. Sir Percy Wyudham has been ap.
pointed to the command Of the I'd brigade, Sd
division, Of tho cavalry corps Of the army Of
the Potomac. It comprises the 1st New Jer-
ecy, LIST Pennsylvania, 18th Illinois, and 1st
Indiana.
"A fellow named Ray, An agent for Fernan.
do Wood, was in Troy Friday trying to make
arrangements for sending delegates to q
"Peace' Convention. It Is said he didn't
meet with any decided encouragement.
A citizen Of New Orleans Was arrested
somc days ago for eJecting female tenant
! ! from one OF his houses, because she dis.
played the American hsg in one Of the win
dows.
Hon. Justin 8. Morrill,, Representative In
Congress from the Second Vermont District,
and well known as the author Of what is
known Is the "Morril1 Tariff" declines a re:
!. election after eight years of service, The
Montpelier HaseAn.an doubts II the people Of
=, Ills District will aequiesee IN this decision.
J -Iieut Colonel McVicknr, Of the Sd New
York cavalry, who was killed while making =
, dashiue charge upon the rebels near Spots.
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