New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16

10 IL. Mhetner III was unaware tDul Ine lhuItb NcIc
to be examined also, know not. Amy way, that
proved to be the fact, aud melting no little in,
dgnation in tho feminine bosom. "They searched
them even to taking off their stockings" said one
lovely Rebel, to whom was introduced by her hus-
band, of the friends she intended to cross the lake
with; while another lady declared audby that she
woad rather submit to such another examination at
the hands of men than her own sex! Beyond few
struggled letters which were opened and with one
exception restored 10 their custodans, nothing coa-
rrabsnd was discovered on the persons OF the ladies'
heard of six bottles of excellent brandy being
found in the trunk of matron, but. on her plsn-
ing that che was an invalid and that the coguac
was intended to Grub her with, /" they were allowed
to pass freely.
Col. John S. Clark, Ad-de-Camp TO Gen. Banks
who had charge OF tine expedition, was buoy ma1
that enthusiastically tue center Of little crowd
of ladies' Elk deep. hear he is popular with them
Under bic superintendencs thugs were kept nov
ing, but il was not until within fifteen minutes Of
noon that We Were all aboard tbs y. ID. brown
and she fairly eff steaming down the ltle canal
into the lake. Then the barrier OF biueCoated OIL
protecting the taoooed space gave way, and tue
ropulace rushed inward, waving handeIch'e!s and
bats. cheering for Je'i. DAVIS aud The southern N
iederacy and shouting messages 10 friends existing
wilma IL. Runping Hongside the tow alh, dis-c-
gardug tumbles aud mud. they raced to the very
extremity Of the pier aud there we left thsul-a
human hiye-siiil Hu,atiag thsir handkerchief nnd
inouiging IN shrlll cheers.
IL wa duil, overcss. day, threatening rain, tho
surface of he lake mirroring the leaden sky over
heud. The j. ID. Brown ~ not boat should
select FOR q pleasure excursion, being OLD Iickr'iy
and ,ut Of repair; ne was captured from the cncms
sorre time during tho pasi year. la addition 10 her
other disadyHntage enc possessed 10 seats 10 SPEAK
Of except those afforded BY her paddle boxes, Which
ia Jaw, cold, February morning, were hardly
desirable. However, we adopted the Ineyitsi L.
rolicy on such occasions of making lie best
81 It. and tie choky little -alOon Ga The upper dccA
beins unsavo AID fui o. JAg.age, we ftr5iicd out
side nud improved oar acquaintance with the ladies'
At ea.t do, md do not repent IT,
1hoy wer, al Rebels, Of course, AL he lovely
one aforementioned rainpautly 70. She Lad lived
IN NV Orleans during TIE whole Of GeI. u 'lels
administration, and though rhc knew tie General
aud had "A good word for hlm, ] an afIait sno be-
eycd alt the mon trouf stories ~ his drcTcdi which
are aioat here, wbi people invent and creoIt with
ell the credrliiN 81 hatred. Furthermore, she ss-
serted the heToisn Of all Souilenors, The intrinsic
co"ardi,e aud de-r.cdbiiilyof ali lauacrs sm
mol ass ugh 70 a!nGe VIII al .ctty woman, know
n TIA The Sex ut tUtlr convictions ouiT,l through
the medium 1t irsicc!iugs, r,asJn having nothing
Whatever to 90 With the mat-er-sO dld not al
tempt ~ convert her, nos ftc ne. Oaly th,H ! Wi
ftv: J wish NOriA,rn women were AS intensely
4fIul atuetic on the right side Southern uuos
"a tho wrong. Every one %: The latter i an Intense
OF Rebellion, sl.ond.dy irrational,
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