, 1864-06-07

:CAr<o, JRne Z, 1884,
eurSesn Henry u. Crawford, OF ths ssh
| ultnoIs regiment, lies qnlte LII at thu Post
| Hospital hers, from acats diarrhna, induced
by general debility and over exest!oa In ahe
esre Of tbs wounded Of Lis brigade at Yellow
Bayou, ON the 24th. He IL an excellent sur
+ Seon-o1e Of the best IN the United Bktes-
!. and dese1res we'll Of the authorities. He ras
feeling aon1a better to-day, and hit numerous
! friends at St. CherleF, Ksuo county. will be
pleased TO lears thst there are gse.s iopes Of
Ills u}tinsts recovery. Tha surgeon Of tha
Post, and u. Allen, medical director, are
each and every patient uadsr thtlr ehar9e.
Th'ted ths hospital to-day, ani found that
ereIJthi was In - clean and comfortable
condition ~ it sould bE@ From Ill appear
ances 1t Il An admirably conducted instltn-
tion, to which the sick and Ho7n-out soldier
retl1ea to be tr&lv nurbea snd recovered
l.. 1HB AMERICAN Arsoon11or KonTA.
preme head Of the ordsr-1hs ''Ameriean
Association Eo1thT'-makes his heAdquAr.
ttrs 1t Springfield. His name nsy become
| public property. II 80, Ills fats cannot be
| ayertsd. Tbs eIecrattoh and scoru OF M
| outraged reopls will sluk him 30 deep that
! the last trumpet shall hardly suffice to wake
| him from deserved oblivion.
| 4 circular has lately been issued to all tho
councils or lodges Of the association in nli-
nois, mysteriously worded, but certainly the
I following, among others: !.
now many Of ths ta1ossnq h.7s you Ia 3.1r
| posseaeion:
!: !: Seis'Es Ses FoiE zt,;ss T:ss,.
!. Illinois stofe 1<ois;sr. 60 ID
This looks upon It's face as . fAlr question.
Il il an inquiry ~ to the errs these lodges
have, and the ammunition. The mAetands
for revel1srs; the N.xs for powder; the 3"
b4e:s Reqixr for lead. This ii only portion
Of the private circular, but 1t may soon b
| published entire II is to be hoped that a
| organization 10 reasonable, 50 corrupt, 80
| aF!l in its ends, alma and tendencies, iIay
soon zee it4 end, and lts members be taught
ealntary lesson from the outraged laws Of
| their country.
| DEATH or PArkAsT3R N1HANa.
L rumor Has current here On Tuesday, re.
Ea10ipE ths drowisE Of youbg man, Fay
mater Win.ns, OF the Navy, but it Was ut
tie time deeE1ed nn.eA2ble- YESTERDAY,
however, the evil 1eWs wak confirmed, Il
city, and Nas just stepping from the recoiT-
Ing ship to the fag ship to report to the Ad.
mtral, when his foot slipped and ho NAE pre-.
clpitated bctveeD the tWo hoats- eoms oi
The men On the lag ship SAN him fall, but
did not know who 1t Tas. The alarm was
| without SUCCESS. Il Wes soon xscertalnod
who the unfortunate victim was, and the
next day the river was dragged, but ~ ret
no taceS OF his body have been found. Mi.
N'inana We. forner1y private secretary OF
Gov. Yates, bur has been for socno Tins pay
master on the gunboat Juliette. Hu leaves
DanY war11 friends to morn bis untimely
end. He Was "his own worst enemy" and
but fer propensity for drfnk-Nnlch IN
dolbtedlT hastsued his end-ruight have bo'
- H.
society and the pleasure and pride OF a large
circle Of acQnaiutsuco:.
The navigation Of tic Mississippi Ia be,
coming once more matter Of somo danger
aId difficulty. Steamers are fired upon at ai]
| points from Island No. 10 to Within d few
J miles Of New Orleans, but, thus far, at "nlJ
s,e or two places have tho rebels any bat
, tsries. as long as they continue to use mus
lsetfy people will CONTINUE to ride on thu
steamers upon business and eren pleasure
excursions.
The rebels haye 1lso opened their camnatgr
are making themselves quite obuo1iora and
notorious by their evil deeds. On last Tues.
day the steamer Nashville was fired into 4.
or near Caseyvi1lc. ky-- The guenllas pour
ed several vol1eys ut her, bus fortunately
I and lie captain of tho stssmcr tor tho gsl.
liant manner Ill which they conducted tham.
selves during the attack, and It il. re under.
&erbtand, due to their GOODNESS that no 1ivel
| we're lest ard no damage done to the boat
! Captains and Pilots, IT. EasJ here be eatd, zre
generally to be commended for 'tnefr cool.
ness. Seldom do ne hear Of one prorin" 8
| coward.
The 18th Ind!4na. regiment, Col. Il. D.
WasAturn, arrived here, .3'i75 strong, On The
Pauline Carroll. from beloT, Yesterday. Ths
18th has had as eveEtful d career IS any 1n
diana regiment n tie field, It has boen en-
: Caped III tin pitched battles. has marched
through Missouri, Arkansas, Miasfssippl
JcuisIsna al,d Texas, and met aud cefeated
TIC enemy il each one OF these States. On
entering the feld the regiment uas furnished
With the common smooth bore mnskets
They have never drawn any other gnns, yet
the regiment is now supplied With tbs best
.iinie rine, which they hayc captured from
the enemy In different engagements.
Two very noted rebels were yesterday
! brought up on ram, and delivered into the
keeping Of nur district Provost AfGrshal
! Dart- TalnadEe. They were named Solomon.
Ind Lewis 1arris, and arc the psssous who
yare the rebels tie iIfora.ation which r:s1l
IL 4 III the capture OF the Queen of the West
Trey were taken re,r Black River.
| Three WortLies ofthc most unworthy c1er
| :c:er, fired In tie county jn!l here, upol
different charges, made their escape nigh
.trto,e last ,.s that which, since John Nor
1-at's affair, has been dcnolniuatad the tnnn 4
Ing system. THY rejoice in the lanes OF G
t L. W:11l an, JofIn Kroner, and - Marph7
The sutht ritics ATE a. course sga:n after tn
. .1imlnals, With falr hope Of tluir res2pta1e
T, IL. ".