The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03
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| me 1sibuee's Is ..>l.ngtnr, soec;a, of -.
26th, says ttat Fred ~. Se~stfs coud;t iao
lccntinues TO excite apprehension, '0a
Gov. Fenton visited the New York troo,.
to-day, aud met with hearty recent,orp
He was highly pleased with their annss.
amen.
The Heraids Mobile correspondent =.
the 18th, says: Tie city Is filling m !. \.
the arrival of parcled nfiicevs and soldisy!
from Dick Taylor's army. They meat IN,
officers and men in the streets and hoss1.
with the utmost good feeling, and ouiss
and order prevail.
Trade is reviving, and goods, in Ian,
quantities, are arriving from New Orl1an
Taylor are both in the city.
! NEW YORK, May N.-The Reralfs RI.
leigh correspondentexplain how tho Mn
archives fell into our hands. Gen. Iohn.
stcn notified Gel. Schoield that thew var
at Charlotte, and the latter sent Lieutenant
Washburn for them. Cen. johnson -.
ceived him very cOurteOusly, and toA
him where the documents were secreted IN
a cellar. He had already turned than
over tn the Union commander of the poN
rs he had no troops to put over them 4,
u
all sizes and descriptions.
A large number Of Captured Union fan
duly labelled were found.
Gov. Vance claims that though arrested
he was not arrested as a fugitive, for b
had previously offered to surrender him.
self to Gen. Schofield. but was refused and
allowed to return to his family.
The 1fib9ne's Washington special says
A gold medal, commemorative OF the in.
~ ha To<n,
rational Congress, has been sent to The
President by the President Of Peru.
Specie is the only currency Used in South.
western Virginia.
The corn and Y heat crops there are well
up and abundant.
Union men returning from TIE North an
still exposed to social persecution. A no.
gro girl was iuhumaniy whipped and lace
rated by her late master Tor refusing to
work without pay. An order for mis- 1t.
rest was issued, but he bad fed.
10 the election for the House of DELEGATES
yesterday, the disunionists swept Virgin.
ia as far IA known. In the Alexandra
District VIM. Dulaney. of Fairfax Court
House, who has bitter hatred to the Un.
ion, aud becs me- Il cripple il the rebel ser
vice, has been elected to the Senate, and J.
English, no less bitter, to the House. Fog.
lish took the oath of allegiance the night
date.
The Aeralds 5th corps correspondent
says the work Of nuatering out, under tn
late order, regiments whose terms of ser.
vice expire prior to October lst, has bees
entered upon in earnest. Muster rolls IN
being put in readiness ss rapidly az posi-
bic. 1t is supposed that within ten day
the whole work will be accomplished.
Thursday night tho corps which lice near
Washington had grand torchlight pro.
cessioN.
Gen. Griffin, commanding the corrs, ~
been presented with corps badge ce-tl1g
y, 500.
The 9Th corps, which has been at han.
chester, on the James river, haa started
for Washington to be mustered out of ser.
vice.
NAsH1NeroS, May 27.-The Pest OARs
Department has contracted with J. f. Re.
zed for the conveyance of mails daily and
back on the route from Lincoln, California,
10 Portland, Oregon, including inferno.
date pOints OBSERVES, to commence on the
LIST Of July. Tue ccn pensaticn Is 800
per annum.
Alabama ass been divided into threein.
ternal revenue diatricts, but appointments
Of assessors and collectors have not VI
been made.
New YORK, May I.-The Posts special
says: The United States District Attos.
ney has notified the proper authorities thai
the Circuit Court il ready to proceed With
the trial Of JEFF. Davis on the indictment
found.
TIE Treasury has ample funds to pay Of
the armies, aud wilt begin Immediately.
The Government aas knowledge that tho
spirit of rebellion has not entirely van
ished, and it will be necessary in many
portions Of the South to maintain the mill.
1Arv NnvnP Cor ammo fine
Sheridan will not need 80 take troops
from this section to sabdoe the army d
Smith.
beverly fuckers family arrived here
from Richmond, on their way North, bus
were sent back under guard.
The Worlds Washington special says;.-
Gen, Sherman will soon issue official or
ders to his army, preparatory 70 making .
trip to Ohio.
Most of his troops are encanlped on tho
north side Of the Potomac.
John T. Ford, proprietor Of the thealel,
has been Internationally released from ~
rest.
The 9th corps il expected to arrive here
on Sunday, and, together with the reserve ~
artillery Of the army Of the Potomac VIA
be reviewed on Monday.
The Comm erc,ars special says: Try
Government expects to have raliroea coM.
MNnlC0tlOn Win montgomery eAO -
Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta ana AtiSn'
~. !.
Guerrillas don't interfere with the naSa'
CATION Of the Alabama river. ~ -
Sheridan will have command VI oV'VO'
men. .:;,.e
We learn that fresh uprising agslnse
the Imperialists will take place ut Ma1s'
moras.
and the number is daily increasing ~ 81.
serters from the forces OF Smith ana M
gruder. - M ,or,
army of the Potomac correspondent say
there is trouble in the army, the men think is.
ing Il a hardship to be ordered out for four p.
honrs drill every day, when they are 80 60
soon to be mustered out Of service. Aaey
COMPLAIN Of the hardness Of their officers.
| The ammunition has been taken away
ron, them. to avoid serious trouble.
| An outbreak occurred in the 9th corps
regiment Of negroes was sent to queIl y,
but were so hard pressed by the volunteers
| flat they were Obliged to retreat. -
The Express notes the arrival mere ~. =,
Samuel T. Hill OF Mass, who served ~ .ne
rebel army from 1861, serving In the l lsAn.
Rangers part Of the time and as Mas'SS =.
ders aid, up to six weeks since Wnen ~ 81 III
| ,nede his escano into Mexico with SIA "