The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-06-07

NORTHERN ITEMS.
The captain of the captured blockade
runner, Grey hound, which reached Boston
on Thursday afternoon, escaped during
tie excitement incident to her arrival.
The ship wsls surrounded 10y boats from
tie shore, and there being siistie or -
lookout kel,:, the captured captain avail
ga himself Of the neglect, an1 s5ot ashore,
lodging his captors.
Gcs. Fitzpatrick. in dispatch to llis
family at Buttcrnlillz Fails, \. Y. says
that although his wounds are Slight. they
T-E c7zy1.7Et 1I:1-1 - -ffvgs,
and he i, therefore, on his way irome-
He was wounded near Suumerville, Ga,
while leading a cavalry charge in tie rear
Of Johnston's army.
The Alexandria Eva J Journal says
that Monday afternoon l 5 officers and
800 men, all of them skctladdIers from
Grants army, were forwarded to- Belle
Plain to be returned to their regiments.
The officers were marched in the rear OF
their men, and some of them were hand
cuifcd together. The "Journal' adds
"a sad bu. just example,"
Here is another similar statement from
a Baltimore paper:
Last night i body Of stragglers arrived
here from Washington to the number OF
six hundred, including seventeen officers,
some OF them having surgeons certificates
of disability, and others slightly wounded.
General Meade has ordered the latter to
be tried by court martil |. Many resi- gaa-
tlons have been sent in within the. past
two days. All will have to be accepted
tor the good Of the service, as it is belicv-
ed that no officer capable aud disposed to
perform his duty at tLi5 time would resign.
\ letter from Fortress Monroe says the
steamer Dictator, fron Ncwbcrn and Hat
tcras Inlet, reports that q bottle was pick
cd up of E!atteras on the 2oth containing
u record of the loss OF the steamer
Manhattan at sea. She was from VIII
minSton, n. c., bound to Bermuda. \
large lot Of cotton WAS picked up of Hat
tcr,ls on the Goth.
Gen. Hooker, it seems. was not wound
ol III the recent battles ut aul near Rcsa-
,ca, The sufferer wa Brig. Gen. Iiarkcr.
Buffers Medical Director puts his los;
in the sreat fight Of Monday 1T live thou
Saal, exclusive of Iiec,lman's brigade.
which is reported Is l4e.s.y al missing.
The two Suppressed newspapers, Joso-
nrI q I"tamo~s and jIo,{I, having re
a;tInco publication, are ecturin@ the Nd
lnilistratlon with considerable soreness /;
but, rs something Of that l;iad was look
III lor, tile lectures excite but little re-
mari. Gov. Seymour has instructed the
District Attorney, Oukly !Ial, to insti-
tute, III the name Of the State, proceed
;na5 against all persons who were instru-
mental IN the temporary suspension Of
tIlo two papers IN question. The Albany
-fiYHS, (the Governors own orean,) III
the course Of a truculent leader, in view
of the : outrage" calls upon the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress to abandon
their seats uul return to their constitu-
ents. There is Il good deal more wild
talk about the necessity of the people pre-
palif.., for resistance, all Of which clearly
means mischief, and the mischief may
eliminate in another July riot if it be
rot watched.
Gov. Seymour's instructions to his Dis
trict Attorney are ostentatiously paradcd
on the World bulletin, bnt as many peo-
pie think it incredible that the Governor
is seeking another quarrel with the Fed
eral Government, there was a disposition
to pronounce the . bulletin" as bogus as
the proclamation itself The endorse
nlent Of the Associated Press, however,
III this instance, shows that, unhappily,
1T IS but too true. As the papers were
suppressed and their proprietors arreste.
by order Of Gen Dix, it viii be some-
thing worth witnessing, to see a warrant
issuing to place that gentleman under ar
rest,