, 1864-03-21
MAIQR GENERAL BURNSIDE.
yfstt to Chtcago-Rcecrtiou by the Boara Of
T9d+--Lefe. at tie TEemont.-Pablle
. Reception In Bryan Hat,

Reception in Bryan Hat. !.
Agreeable to announcement. M.jor General Barn
side arrived in C1:.caso on Saturday, on his-vay
trcm Michigan 10 tte Scene OF active duts Kc
cenc unacconransed by any member Of his stat,
ercty oIe OF them being absent on recruiting or
other service connected with The command the
General Is about to assume. The reception was Of
the NOT enthusiastic character, and bore testimony
to the high esteem In which he is held by the loyal
public. All were proud to see hiua-au but the
pGuprictors Of the Copperbead sheet, who sent up
u wnI1 Of anguish Euch ns could be vented only by
one who fears that his power Is departing.
Eajor General A. e. Bnrns.dc Is a son Of the
Great West, and first entered his appearance at
Liberty, Union coEuty, Indiana, on The 2od Of Mny,
1ss4. His grand parents emigrated from Scotland
towards the close Of the last century, and eett1ed in
South Carolina, where his father was burn The
son graduated 1T West Point in 1871, and lr1medf-
atc;y thcrceftcr WAS commissioned Second Lieu-
tenant in the Sd Artillery. lie Immediately re-
icined his regiment then In Mexico, bit the war
YVES then nearly ended, and he returned with his
regiment to Tort Ada1as, Newport, Rhode Island.
In ,sde he as ordered to join Bragss Battery, bEt
sLcFtly after procured transfer to the command Of
squadron Of cayslry, wherein he greatly dtstln.
ruiEhed himself In an engagement with the
Arscbcs. In December. 1851, he was promoted to
a First LeuteEancy. In 1853 he resigned his
commission aud entered INTO the manufacture
O. the bscctasloading rifle which bca1a hts name.
This brs1rcss proving u1prohoao'e' hs 1eEoSeo 10
The Iapd Cflce Of the Illinois Central Railroad
ComrcDv, Cen Mcclellan then being also In tho
c:p!py or ihc Company. Burnside coon became
Treasurer of tie corporation and removed 70 Ac~
To.ls
IN 1eea, 81 tae wv phoa. 1s,.na u, ~
wns coone o. re .st @ -, s .s voi
untecls, and -four days aet me eali o. the ffesl-
nen+ c,ns,s,fnr oT 15o mon and 1icbt harterv or
eix crns, started for Washington, :
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l.le u1ss ~ eounese ~ teuo", ~
"'s anaue -, n,is@. osocta. W uo4anN'e, auo
4sfls'eo "e>'e''ao ~ AI'ote"u1e .l' 01ts VI eas
i1.o.uae 1. e,a-,., ~ ,,o. r.
Ii sanua's' !eos. VILE Ao,ou tnen' nc sta'le" 1oe
Tic capture OF Hocnokc lsta0d1 IN the waters OF
No11n calonna. Cn tne Na' tae Astand Was taAen
by combined land aud nnVal at&acks and upwards
OF s0o prisoners taken IN march ne was up
pointed MaJor 1enefai Of volunteers, anu was
made the recipient of beautiful sword from the
Anoue 1s'ano Lc.as ato1c-
Aiicr the AL Of hoanoke, he prepared tor an al
1ack "ton Nc'' usta' 0no al'ea ns"s1 ensass'ncn9
caIf1ca tne Foslloa ne soosat. oeea1ot' Was oc,
ccIaea, 'Ia fo91 Aaeon invested. wig" aene1sA
4:esn44u ~ !ttsA" ~, tne ,aNa1 ~
oanes htse1' ecn. Enfnsloeoeeup'eo f1eoeisSs'
1uiE, nhtaeempeaca ps he oc1cat o. aeneSai rope
~ ia4 nach to"slu "aehinson. "hea ene ssoc4s
,u,aueu Gets'anu, nc ats1e.eo asn. Ace'c'laa "
"esa1 tnet, III 'ne eatte .. sou.n anu
- INC fI's1go oasIe " Anae.an1 u'o n'o9' "a
raens eea'-sc' ~ Notethoes .'n. us s.eeeeoea
nea. Mcc'eIa":aa LIE eoa1mano ol 1ae -a1"y ol
'uG -, osou-ae*
lne euoseqaen' nistos5 oi acn. batns:oe belongs
ia'er peE1cos ana - nesa IN tle feeo11eenon o.
o1S feaae1s, anu does mol necd 70 oe repeated
sl1ooapv .ne mosl p1omtneat aes performed o5
Inc ga1ant sencsal was the pronnlsatono OF the 1o
lowing order. prohibiting the circulation OF the
New YorE World and suPp1cseing the Chicago
1afs both Of Which papers. from the tone ol theit
articles, were calculated to gre hd and comfort to
tie rebels md work mischief among the soldiers.
The particulars and result of the order are too fresh
| in the minds Of the people to need any comment
here: =,
HEADQUARTERS DErARrxEST or THE On1o,
CSc1SNAT1, Jnne !, l56a
okSEhAl oHo1h ~. oa.
inG sendSnGs 2, ~ H. atnen aaa n,e, ~
| The Nae ForE Worjd.' bcinc 70 cast reuroach
| upon the Government and to weaken its efforts ia
suppress the Rebellion by creating distrust IN 1ts
Ma1 Poiles. As etSA1uA ~ EatE y. - - 70 "a
ERE and H. tbcrefore. nrnhihitei in fhIs deoart
| mcnt
2.>Poetu,astezs, news agents and al others VII
Eosan hemeeEes os t93s otdes, e. ans E.son ;,a ae
setin1 ihe ~ msner referr r. yin be rnmnIy AZ
rceted ana he'd for tr1al.
J. On account q 1he fepeated expless1ro,n 81 az.
!oyal saa IN hiesIn eS TTee.S =
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