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Barn ida, rryssss that the United States
Csasul there had learned that DR. Bla~k-
burn. of wilminssoa, n. G., had collected
four bales Of infected cbothins from the
hospital, which he intended to ship fcr New
York, for the purpose II spreading yellow
fever in the city. The clothing vas seized
and was TO be burned.
TIE MraM Of the 18th says: Intellli-
gcncc was received at Savannah ON the ID,
confirming the news Of the fall Of Mont
gomcry. The place was evacuated by the
rebels and occupied by the Federals ON
the 18th. The rebels retreated in the
direction of Columbus, Ga.
The Government stores were being re.
moved from Columbus, the fall Of which
place was expected by the next news from
Augusta.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-9 o'clock r.
M.,-To Stanton: l have the honor to re.
port that the Secretary Of State is strrngcr
and more comfortable tonight. Fred. Sc
wards condition justifying and requiring
q further removal of fragments OF bone: it
was made this afternoon. The operation
was done we'll, aud has been productive Of
partial relief. (Signcd,)
BARNES, Sur. Gen.
Speech OF Prcsidemt johnson.
WASHINGTON, April %. - President
Johnson's speech to the Indiana delegation
Yesterday was more important than any
vet delivered. The Prcsiden: said: We
are living at time when the public mind
has almost become oblivlous Of what trca-
son is. The time has arrived when the
American people should be educated and
taught that treason against the United
States Government is the highest crime
that can be committed, and that those en-.
Gagged in it should suffer all its penalty
1t Is not a PRONUNCIATION Of anything that |
have not heretofore said, to say that treason
must be made odious; that traitors must
be punished and imprisoned end their social
power be destroyed. II not, they will
still maintain the asccndancy and may again
become numerous and powerful. Fur in
words of former Senators Of the United
States. when traitors become numerous
enough, treason becomes respectable, and
say, after making treason odious, every
Union man should be remunerated out Of
the pockets Of those who innct tho greatest
suffering upon the country, while say as
to leaders Of treason, punishment, ! also
say lcnicncy and Cancellation to thousands
whom they have mislcd and deceived. In
speaking of reconstruction, he made the
following remarks upon tho idea Of de.
stroying States: My position has been
we'll known, and have no cause to changeit
now. Some are satisfied with an idea that
States have lost in territorial and other di.
visions, and arc to lose their character as
States; but their life's breadth has only
been suspended, and it is my high consti.
tutional obligation, to secure and give to
each of these States tho possession and on.
joyment OF republican form Of Govern.
ment. A State may be in the Government
with peculiar institution and by the OPP
Grafton Of rebellion have lost that feature,
but it was State when It went into rebel.
lion and when it comes out without that
institution, il 10 still State. hold it as
solemn obligation, on any Of those States,
where the rebel army have been beaten
back or expelled, l caro- not how small the
Union men number, If sufficient to man the
ship Of State, to hold it, say high duty
to protect and secure to them republican
form of government. This is no mere
opinion, it is expressed in conformity with
my understanding Of and theory Of our
Government, in adjusting and putting them
upon their legs again. think tho progress
Of the work must pass into the immediate
hands Of its friends. II . State needs
nursing until It gains strength, it must be
nursed by it, friends and smothered by it.