New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
DOuEsTIC ISTElLIGENCE

Orion I. Howe. a little drummer boy in the
5jih Illinois Vols hss been plsc-d IN the Naval School
~ Newport BY the President. zen sherman wIOte 70
the Secretary ~ War Il him SAVING that at the assault
" Gen. sherman. send some cartridges Ia Col Main.
borg the men ere nearly all out What "a the
matter ny boy - " They shot me ia the leg Sir hut |
car 40 10 tie hospital Send the cartridges ghi away
Even where stood the shot fell thick and told him
b. go to the at once would attend 10 the car
ridges. and of lie upei Just brfcre he disappeared
on tie hil D. turned and called loud he could.
Il liter 81" 81 have not the led since aud hs
colonel tHamborO On inquiry. gives his address
above. aud slys he h bright intelligent boy with
fiir preliminary education. What continues the Cen
erh Hrrcs 81 ms attention then wisnd What renewed
nv memory ~ the fact nog--!s that one ~ Young
carving d musket bill through his bg. should have
found Ii way tu Shat fatal spot, and delivered
his msssag, not forgetting the very important part
even Of the cabeT Of s Uusket 81 which YOU know IL
IN unusual one"
4 handsome octOroOn girl on Mississippi
plantation married eight years sgo 10 uulatto
the same plantation. and WAS dftsrward sold Ia an
other planter owing a. her master pecuAaFy diicul
ties. Tie couple were plainly told tAi she was Intended
M the new owners mistress. Entreat"s only r.
suited ia her husband being saYng ~ beaten, and her
being taken away. The arctched girl attempted suicide
without success and had no chance OF escape. bong
ultimately forced 10 submit to her fate. She had oEo
child by hor brutal owner. George. the husband. after
ward escaped, and succeeded IN getting 10 EgrOp, On
board al English ship. lie Travelled much there as u
servant 10 families and short time since returned To
tho wonans owner had fed and she escaped to ihla-
drphia where she has since resided in family
want Having gone 20 Cleveland short time since
visit she met her longost husband the street and
both manifest ed tie most intense Joy Thus after Vng
and cruel separation they are happily reunited.
Mr.. Mayo of the Ohio Legislature said few
DAYS since In debate IL would rather this Govern.
mont DESTROYED than that single press should b, de-
pryed Of tho liberty Of publishing what its editors
pleased Mr. Free Union member said that Mr.. Mayos
language was abuse Of the liberty Of tho press and
none hut traitors spoke Endorsed such sentiments
when Mayo replied with some insulting epltets and Mr.
Free Immediately collred aud clicked the COpporhead
who was taken ont Of the House BY his friends. Mayo
had previously said that all persons and papers had a
right to speak treason write treason, and act treason
terrible tragedy has occurred in Jefferson
County, n.y.. Two friends. Heybeok and Frank. had
been strOng Though the garden OF the former, who
cut some vine slips for the other They then went into
the paIlor The first iDmation the family had OF any
thing unusual was the spectacle OF Heybock, fleeing
from the house, bleeding. Frank, with huge bowie
knife, being in pursuit. Frank overlook the other
stabbed him thrice In the throat killing bin on the
spot and then cut his throat fearully that he
instantly died The cause Of tho quarrel Is not known
and never. perhaps will be.
Andrew Jackson Smith is the General who
captured Fort De Russey. He "a native Of Pennsylya
MIA, was appointed Cadet from that State In 1894 and
graduated at West Point june 20 1893. His commits
sion daes-2d Lieut. Of the LIST Dragons u. B. A., July
I, 1873; Lient 1915; Licut.C OF Ohio Vols Aug 10
Qyh, l8i1 Capt v. b. a, keb. ", lHli Malor Ia.