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The New York herald., 1863-06-30
Napole con may Yntervenc FROM Mexico.

Napoleon may Intervene FROM Mexico.
The London Times OF tho 18th inst, 10 Of tho opinion
that delivered from the Mexican war the Emperor
Of Franco will make his poOsr uoice heard IN America
and 10 very different terms from those which he hos
hitherto used II adds-Nor entertain much doubt
that his voice. earnestly and decidedly raised ,0s bs
o,eyd BY tho greater part Of the American people;
70 give up wasteess and prontiess war; which has
euguphed in its vortex their youth, THAR wealth and
their liberties, viii be eagerly lot IL come from what
quarter may IL may be that tho prospects Of such
event will operate tho most eecual Of peaoemakers
and may induce the North 70 anticipate such sacrifices Of
national pride by timely concessions while In their
power to mako them freely and spontaneously.
The Hudson Bay Company.
mo International Financial Society Of England have
made asrangsmens foP' purchasing the property and
rights Of tho Hudson Bay Company by giving xsoo for
every k100 share Tho total capital Of the company y
fS0o o0 and the total amount Of purcAss viii therefore
be 81 500 900 deposit OF EIoo 900 has already been
paid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
From Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. John j. Criftenden Nominated fo,
congress by the Unconditional U ii.
onists Of the Seventh District.

LEXINGTON, KY.. My ia very large Con
vfntion, TO nominate candidate for Congress.
in tne Seventh c C'ngressionsI District, me. in
this city, this morning. Col. John NJ. Harlan
an unconditional Union man, was elected Pres.
idenf of the Convention.
The committee on resolutions reported-lr.
to indorse the action of the Convention at Lou.
isville, on the 18th OF March.
2i. lndased the action of the Central Com.
mlttee, in nominating Col. Bromlette for Gov.
ernor. This restitution compliments very high.
~ this unconditional Union mar.
4rb. The Hon. John ]. Crittenden, having
declared himself in favor of vigorous prose.
cution of the war, and having pledged himself
to vote for sufficient men and money to sup
press the rebellion, to the last dollar and last
man. we therefore unanimously present his
name to the voters of the 7th Congressional
District, as our choice for seat in the next
Congress
Mr.. Cri'tenden accepted the nomination in
short speech, pledsins himself to carry out the
spirit OF that resolution.
The Convention was large. and enthusiastic
for the Union. 1t was composed Of men who
are determined to sink the negro and quit quar-
relling with tn President until the rebellion is
put down forever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

An EDITOR "SNoLLED ID. R. Bal.
ley, editor of the Leavenworth Times.
was arrested last week. by order Of May
or Anthony. for publishing an article
severely censuring Gen. Hooker. An
tbony fined him $40. for disturbing the
peace. He refused to pay it. and was
sent to Jail, but was released apon wit
Of ho6eas corpus. Anthony was un
doub,edly little too fast. and was prob
ably somewhat influenced by the opposi.
ton Of the Times to himself; but the
arrest was not much smiss. The Times
is afflicted with Mcclellan on the brain.
and frequently approaches SO nearly to
Copperhesdism, that a Simon Pure
might prefer it to the genuine. Since
his arrest, the editor Of the Times con.
soles himself by publishing notices and
extracts very much resembling those
which meet the eye in the columns of
all the most approved Copperhead jour
nails. For example. quotation from
Petrarch, which is intended to be under.
stood thus The American people are
about losing their liberties, and the edit.
or of the Times is prosecuted for telling
them So" That's what Buffalo Taylor,
Vallandigham and Ssmmedsry think.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

BuRNsIDE's ORDER AGAINST SECRET
ENEMIEs.-The following order was is.
sued hy General Burnside on tie 13 h,
and caused considerable amiering among
the secs.h svmpsthizsrs in Cincinnati:
The Commanding General publishes
fnr the information of all concerned, that
hereafter all persons found within onr
lines. who commit acts for the benefit of
the enemies OF onr ronntrv will he tried
~ spies anil traitors. an ! If eonpicted kbey
wiu suffer death. This orler includes
the follnwin, classes Of persons
Carriers of secret mails.
Serret recruiting off ERA with the lines.
Persons who have entered into an agree
menf tn pass onr lines for the purpose of
joinine the enemy.
Persons fonnd concealed within onr
lines wh, conld give private inform alton
to the euemv.
All persons within onr lines who harhor.
protect. conceal. feed. rlothe. or in auy
way aid the enom lea of onr country.
The habit Of declaring sympathy for
'he enemv will no longer be tolerated in
this department. anil persons committing
inch offences will at once he arrested.
wHh view to bs;ng tried ~ above
stated. nr sen, hevond ~ur lines into IN.
lines ofthier friends. II mnst he distinct
" nnderstood that tre..on expressed or
implied will not he tolerated in thi. de.
parfment. All ofi-srs and soldiers ar.
hereby charged with the execution of this
order. @oal hfs rs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

An UNLucKY NAxE.-This rebellion
is singularly fatal to the Jackson family.
Jackson the murderer Of Ellsworth. was
one Of the first traitors to 60 onnder. Du-
ring the Summer Of 1881. . prominent
Union man and two aetivs traitors named
Jackson were killed 10 Western Virginis.
Claib. Jacksou. Of Missouri. after wander
ing shout fof almost two yea-s. 1t lsngth
kicked the bueket." somewhere South.
Stonewall Jackson has paid the penalty
Of his treason. A few days since. one
Jackson. Of Virginia. . rebel blockade
runner. fell dead while taking drink at
q bar in New York. Besides these. there
ia no means Of knowing how many jack
sons, on both sides. have fallen in the
various battles and skimishss during the
war. lT-rIss- R
Places having the name Of Jackson.
have been equally uniorsunate. Fort
jackson. below Now Orlesns. was re-
duced long ago. Camp Jarkson. at St.
Louis. was ..'corelled" by Gen. Lyon. at
the very outbreak Of the war. jack
sonville. in Florids. was captured aome
time since. by negro troops. Jackson
County. Missouri, has suffered moro than
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

y re- A back country farmer informs
us that he hiss heretofore done all bis ira
ding at Atchison but he has ascertained
that he can buy goods here at the same
price he has to pay in Atchison ; while
on his last trip to Atchison, he was al
lowed fifteen cents . bushel less for his
wheat than he could have got in White
Cloud. Nhe time saved 10 making the
trip, would have been two days. The ex-
pense would have been nothing to this
place. and the trouble very small. We
hope people will begin to 6nd out these
things, after while.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

I @ Preparations are making to or
gsnize Banks in various parts Of the coun-
try, under the National Banking Lsw.
We are about to see thetriumph of what
the glorious old Wing party fought for
a National Bank. To old Wings. it
will bring back the memory of their gall
liant struggles. from 1924 to 1874. under
the leadership Of /" Harry Of the West"
While peace and prosperity reigned. their
fsvorite measure was discarded bnt
when trouble overspreads the land. the
country turns for aid to a National Bank
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
DEATH OF sToNEwALL JACKSON
Genera, Lees Address to His Army.

HEApouARrERs ARMY OF PornMAc
May II Richmond papers of yesr-r.
day announce the death of Stonewal
jackson on Sunday afternoon, from tn,
effects Of his recent smputatiou and pneu.
| mOnia.
A large train Of ambnlsnces proceeded
to-day towards U. S. Ford. for the re.
ms,nier of our wounded within the enc.
my's lines.
NEW YoRK. May l3.-The following
address has been issued by General Lee to
the army under his command.
HEADouARrERs ARMY oF)
"N"RrBRRN VIRGINIA. May 2.
Generol Order No SO
with heartfelt eradication the Gen.
eral comm smiling expresses to the army
his sense Of the heroic conduct displaye,i
ny off :ers aud men during the arduons
operations in which they have Just been
engaged.
"Uuder trying vicissitules yon attack
ed the enemy strongly entrenchei in
the depth Of tangled wilderness. and
again. on the hilla of Fredericksburg.
fifteen miles distant, and by the vaIor
that has triumphed on so many fields.
forced him once more to seek safety be
yond the Rappahannock. While this
glorious victory entities you to the praise
and gratitude OF the nation. ~e are e.pe-
cially called uron to return our grateful
thanks to the only giver of victory for
the signal deliversnce He has wrought.
" 1t is. therefore. earnestly recon- m-n-
ded that the troops unite on Sunday next
in ascribing to the Lord of Hosts the glo.
ry due unto His name. Let Us not tor
get in our rejoicing. the brave soldiers
who have fallen in defense Of their coun-
try. and while we mourn their loss let us
resolve to emulate their noble example.
"The army and country alike lsrueni
the absence for time Of one to whose
bravery. energy and skill they are so
much inliebtea for snccess. The follow
ing letter from the President Of the Con-
federate States ia communicated to the
army as an expression Of his appreciation
of its success:
"' l have received yonr dispatch. and
reverentiy mite with you in giving
p'aise to God for the snccess with which
He has crowned onr arms. In the name
of the people offer nv cordial thanks to
Yourself and troops under your comm .n,i
70. this addition to the unprecedented
series Of great victories which your army
has achieved.'
:" The universal rejoicinas produced
ny this happy rrrnlt will be mingled
with general regret for the good anI
brave Who are numbered among the Kill.
led and the wounded.
..; "R. LEE. General. l."
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FROM HooKER's ARMY.
A Rebel Raid ON Washington Apprs.
hended.
Probability Of Lee Assuming the Often.
sive-Wky Hooker Remains Inactive
Rebels Changing Front.
NEw YoRx. Nav IA.

Nsw YoRk. May a.
The Post says the latest rumors from
Washington and the army. current here
to-day. are fears Of . rebel csvalry raid
npon the Capital. are entertained in
Washington. and for soms days the
planks Of tn. chain bridge have been re-
moved. and fnll battery also stationed
at the -scqueduct bridge.
On Sunday night last a rebel cavalry
force made dash through our lines ami
mp to the chain bridge. hut We cannot
learn that the enterprise was attended
with sny advantages. This. if true. Is
evidently an act Of mere bravado. in re-
turn for Stonems ans exploits.
Stoneman is at the headquarters Of
the army Of the Potomac. aud Colonel
Fitzpatrick has received orders to report
there.
Gen. Lee has detained al the nurse.
and surgeons who accompanied the am
hulance train rcross the fords. AMI has
also placed gnns in position ., Banks
and United States fords. from which
facts it ia sppposed that he intends to as-
sume the offensive and cross the river
and attack onr forces
1t ia qnite certain Hooker had ordered
q portion Of his army to recross the Rap
pshannock some days ago. a. previous
" stated. in accordance with q plan
formed before he commenced his retreat.
Int the plan was not approved BY Gen.
Halleck. who therefore conntermanhpd
it, hence the conhirt in the reports con-
rerning the crossing of the river by
Hooker.
General Bnt.erfeld has said that a
movement cannot be made for some
time. and It seems not at all unlikely
that Halleck contemplatcs assuming the
command.
The Worlds Washington letter states
that the Indications are that the rebel ar
my is swinging aronnd his left on the
Gorhonsvile and Richmond road to
Freckeri. khall station. with his right
resting on the Fredericksburg and Rirh-
mond road at Bowling Green. TINS pro-
ferting the upper end Of the triangle
formed nv these roads at Hanover juno
tion. sixteen miles from Richmond. and
giving them two railroads from Rich,
mond to their army.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

BEcoxlxa IHrEREsrIva TO SEcEsH.-
The traitors of Northern Missouri are
beginning to experience the state Of affairs
they have been 90 industriously endesv-
oring to bring about. They have lately
made smother effort to establish the sys.
tenn of Bushwbsckine. and are getting
the worst of it. The Unionists. having
learned their movements. are wisely nip
ping the thing in the bud. BY extermins.
ting those engaged in them. Several have
recently been shot near Fillmore. Andrew
County, and 3 number in Nodawsy and
Gentry Counties.
y A rabid traitor. named Henry Hons,
ker. living in the Eastern part OF Holt
County. had 9 son in the rebel army. and
another who was absent from home. A let.
ter by some messs fell into Onion hands.
written by Honsker to bis ahsent son.
telling him to come home. as the leaves
were now ont. and they were going to
make the woods stink with the carcssses
of Union men. A party Immediately
went to his honse, and shot him dead.
It is said that Judge Ish was in the hons'
ct the time. Had the party known 1t. his
carcass would have also gone with Hona-
ker's. to help stink the woods. We learn
that Ish has skedsddled to Nebraska
We have also been informed that old Ro.
land Burnett, having declared bis inten'
tion to go to bushwhacking. was shot al
several times. without effect. Letters
have been found from several other per
sons. disclosing bushwhacking plans. The
parties will be attended to in due time.
This is the only way to deal with the
fiends- exterminate them. The sa'ety oI
white people demands it. As soon as il
is ascertained that any person intends
follow ing Doc. Robinson's advice. to "as.
sassinate Union men from every secret
hiding place." let that peson be number
ed among the things that were.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
stonewalI Jack.on,. Wonnd.

New YoRk. Nay 16 Richmond pa.
pera say there. ia no donht Jsck-on'-
wound was inAirted by the mistake OF
his own men. He received three balls in
the left arm and hand.
This occurred after dark Saturday.
Having given orders to fire on ANYTHING
coming M the road before h. lst III.
lines. and on seeing Fs.leral skirmisherS
before him. he turned to retreat. and was
shot by his own men.
His funeral Was verv large. and atfen-
ded hy Davis AMI his Cabinet. Hi
holy was sent tn Lexington. A ststue
ia to he erected in the Capital.
Unreliable minors are going the ronnas
Of great land and naval attack At Virks
burg: hnt rebel kilograms Of the Il,h ssy
nothing about It.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21


May IL The foil, wing order has been
issned by Gen Hooker:
H'Do'Rs Army OF THE Poroxac.
May 6.
General Order No. 4o
The N jpr-'i-nerai commanding ten
drrs to tins army his congratulations on
I he achievements of the last seven day.
II 1t has not accomplished all that WAS
expected. the reasons are well known to
the army. 1t in sufficient to say they
were of q character not to he f"reseen O,
prevented BY human sagacity or resour-
ces.
In Withdrawing from the s0nth bank
of the RapRahannork before delivering n
general BATH to our adversary. the armv
has given renewed evidence of its conf
dence IN itself AMI its f iclity to the prin.
ciple it represents. In fighting at a dis
advantage We wonli have been recreant
to our 'rnst, to ourselves. onr csu.e ami
our country. Profoundly loyal and con-
srious OF its strength. the army of the
Potomac will give or decline battle
whenever its interests or honor may de
manh. It will also be the guardian OF
its own history anil it's own arm.
BY our celerity and secrecy of move
ment. our advance and passage of the
river was uniisputed. and on our with
drawal not a rebel ventnred to follow
The events of the last week may swell
with pride the hearts of every off er AMI
soldier Of this army. We have adIa.
new lanrels to former rcnown. We
have made long marches. crossed rivers
surprised the enemy in his entren chmsnts
and whenever we have fonght we have
inflicted heavier blows than we have re.
ceived.
We have taken from the enemy 600
prisoners and Is colors captured AMI
bronght off ] pis"es nf artillery. and pl,c
ei hors du combat $4,000 Of h's cho.pn
troops. We have destroyed his depo,s
filled with vast amounts Of stores dam
aged hiS communications capturei pris-
onsrs within the forti6-stions of his cap
ital. anl filed his country with fear and
We have no other regret
than thSt cause'i hv the loss of our brave
and in this we are con>oleI bv
the conviction that thev have fallen in the |
holiesf canse ever submitted to the arb,-
trament of battles.
BY command of M.i Gen Hooker.
3. WILLIAMS. A. A. G.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ There is no late news Of impor.
tsnce by telegraph. 1t appears pretty
well settled thst Grant has captured
Jackson. and burned the State House.
It is said he will evacuate that place.
II is rumored that the rebels. finding
their railroad communication cut of. are
evacuating Vicksburg. The reader is at
liberty to believe - much as he pleases
OF the latter item. a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

people down that way have reason to
love Leavenworth.
The University question wss the most
exciting Of all matters before the Legis-
lstnre. What position did the metropo-
lis. With her lsrge delegation. assume upon
this question In realitv. no position
whatever. She hsd nine Representative es
five Republicans and foor Democrats.
Mr.. Kellogg was Speaker. and could take
no active part in the matter. thus leav.
ing four Republicans and -four Democrats
to 60 into the fght. They arranged
it SO beautifully. that the four Democrats
went for Lawrence. and the four Repub.
lieans for EmpofIa. tins virtually play
ing "mum" on the University. This
must necessarily give both Lawrence and
Emporis An exalted opinion Of Lesven-
worth.
A County Seat bill passed the House and
was so amended iu the Senate as to let the
people of Jefferson County vote on the
location Of their County Seat. This
vas effected BY Senator Spaulding.
and was favored by the friends Of
Grssshopper Falls. The House con-
Cured in the amendmnnt. and the
bill vent into the hands Of the Enrolling
Clerk. Mr.. Spsulding had favored the
Bridges: but after they degenersted into q
monopoly gambling speculation. be re-
fused to stand BY it: and on the eve Of the
adjournment. when the Bridge men in the
Senate had the triggers set to get the
thing through by means Of sharp practice
Mr.. Spauldins refused to go nesr. thr'
destroying the majority of one they had
figured up. How did the high-minded
metropolitan delegation take out thei'
spite upon Mr.. Spaulding for this? They
actually reconsidered the little County
Seat bill. and recalled it from the hand'
of the Enrolling Clerk. contrary to thu
Joint Rules of the Senate and House.
We could cite other instances Of the
same character. but one other will suffice
Lesvenworth men proposed to prevent
the passage Of the Appropriation and
Revenue bills until their bridge bill was
passed. and thus stop the wheels Of Gov
ernment for a year. But this was COM
ing to the door Of every member Of the
Legislature. and q majority of the Bridge
men could not go it. This alone preven-
ted Leavenworth from clogsing the State
Government. unless she could secure her
unreasonable and unconstitutional de-
mands.
Is it any wonder that people in every
part of the State are disgusted with
Leavenworth? She may very easily rem
edy the evil. Firstly, let her remember
that there are other portions of the State
besides Leavenworth. and do Justice to
all accordingly. Secondly. let her send
men of callibre to represent her-not
men who are mere puppets for wire-pul-
lers to work upon. and who have no soul
nor ambiti on above low trickery and To-
cal sel6shness. Let her do this. and
her newspapers will not hereafter be
forced to aak mournfu!ly what Leaven-
worth has done to gain the i'll will of 9th
er sections of the State. and to cause peo-
pie to wish her in Oblivion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

e. The Copperheads complain that
the Republicans carried Connecticut. BY
sending home soldiers to vote. This
does not tally with their assertion that
the Democrats are doing the 6shtins in
this war. .1r ,5tts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

p r. The Kansas Farmer strongly
urges upon bachelors to marry. Chari-
ty. in this instance. should begin at home.
The President of the State Agricultural
Society. and one of its principal Nom.
bers. are both confirmed bachelors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
vaila.Aishan Goe. to Fort Wa,re,.

CINCINNATI Nav 16 Gen. Burnside
publishes his General Order this after.
MON. giving the fi-ding Of the conrf mar.
'iaI in the Vsllandigh.m case. which de-
rlares him Rniltv. AMI sensences him to
close con6nem"nf dnrine the war. in some
fortress Of the United States. to he select.
e.i ~ the eommsn.ler Of ths department.
GENERAL Bnrnsids approves the fn,lin1,
and names Fort Warren - the placs OF
imprisonmeut. 5 r7 siia-l ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
HalIeek Do.'t Take he Field.

WAsHIxoroH. May l3-Ths Star
say. It hs. rss-oa to believe there il no
truth in the story Of Halleek designing
to take the Geld in person in the next
movemeat Of the Armv Of the Potomac.
The Secretary Of War has directed.
that while 'he Army Of the Potomac re-
mains IN its present position. no passes
shall Be granted to persons to visit it With
the vie. Of Obtaining the bodies Of de-
ceased friends. m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ The Southern authorities have
decided that they will not receive disloy
al persons sent from the North, unless
they can give security that they have the
means of supporting themselves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ Vallandi, ham is advertised to
speak at the Copperhead Convention at
Indianapolis, on the Goth Of this month.
Wonder If he will be there d?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

H A correspondent of Sammedary's
Crisis boasts that there are forty 90
adulterated Democrats in Morris County.
in this State. We don't donbt it. They
have lately taken to sbushw hacking. and
quite number of them have been srres
ted. There are not quite SO many Dem
ocrats down there now.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ Stonewall jackson is said to have
been religious cnss. We hope all such
religious cusses down there will follow
him, re
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ Whom will the Ohio Copper.
heads nominate for Governor. now that
Vallandigham has been "gobbled mp o.
II they dare to nominate him. the Con.
vention will be arrested for treason,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

~ It is said that vsllandieham
" looked sad and care-worn." when con.
veyed on board punboat at Cin-innati,
to take him on his way to Fort Warren.
We advise him to despair. and commit
suicide. .a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

r. As the Federal army advances.
traitors are sent beyond their lines
When their lines reach the Gulf. where
will the traitors goa We presume. like
their forefsthers who entered the swine.
they will rush down steep places into the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

8 ~ Judge Kingmsn and Ira j. La
cock. Esq, Of Hiawstha. called upon us
last week. Mr.. Lscoek was one of the
most industrious and efficient members of
the last Legislature. and Judge King
man is ono Of the most industrious and
efficient members Of the Supreme Court.