, 1865-03-02

Failure OF Adjulani 9;eneral Haynfese
HItn&tou-A desperate kSounty JMm per
kflled-Gorexnor OSleAby to GO upon
Il our Of Inspection.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune+1
Gpr.,lortr1r wrduned>r NnrrI,

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Wednesday, March !.
Gen. Haynie .elcgraphed the Governor, to-day,
that 1.r mission to Washington had been fruit
less one, and that be would Htart for Springfield
tonight Every effort on the part Of the Govern
OF, Con. ua5nie, and Col Oaks, to satisfy the
demands OF the press and citizens OF our State,
having thus failed, 1t Il expected BY GovernoE
Oclcaby that every citizen Will now put his shoul-
der 10 the wheel and speedily fill the quota ns-
signed our Suite, and thus maintain q reputation
yet uutarniehed.
Three companies, organized 1T Camp Butter,
were, to day. assigned TO the 7th regiment Illinois
the regiment 10 It's minimum number. There are
Other companies IL emp, souae filed, others part
1y TO, thur will, In few dlys, be assigned to
noticeable tact that fully two-thirds Ut the men
now going into the seFs1ce are old soldiers Or
hundred day men well drilled nrd ready at mo-
will do their duty
There arc few exceptions, for instance, On Mon
day evening, while about I:fty or sixty recruits
and subs shtntes were ~ route fom Peoria to
Springfield Eia Toledo, peorIs- Ind Warsaw Rail-
road, one q ttcr, hy the name OF Davis. doubt
about three miles east of fcnne leapcd ieet fore.
must out OF the car window while the train Was
going at the ralc OF fifteen miles an hour. DAVIS
form saw The act, and Immediately tired upon tie
jumper, bIt without effect; tie Lleutea9 mt in
command OF The guard and two eoldicre imme-
dlately lraped of OF The platform and gave the
fellow chakc. firing At him as they Ian. Davis
dropped nnce apparently hit, hut Immediately
Jumped up aud resumed his fllcht The Llcuten-
ant md The two soluirre still following him, hut
the chase wu* ehori, tor we'll dtscc1ed shot
brought tie fellow down again, and he was soou
III the hands Of the guard. who found him NOR
tally wounded, having been hit iout tmes bail
breaking his arm, one brcsking his leg md two
through h1s body. The train wsz stopped. md
the wounded man placed tn a caz, hut he died III a
few minutes after. Upon his body WIS found an
express receipt Tor money sent TO som: friends in
New York. IL his shirt pocket were found four
or hyc discharge papers, evidently forged ones.
The body was brought 10 this city, and buried at
Camp Butler.
Gov uglesby, feeling anxious for the welfare Of
lllinuE soldiers, uud destfoah to personally 1u-
fpcct thct! condition IN camp, hcid-an hospital.
ie making arrsaugeL,euts to make tour Of taspec-
ton during he nLnth OF April. Tue Governor,
beinE an old eoldief himself, takes with him an
experience that will be u great benefit to onf
brave boys iu blnc, wllo will welcome MIN as the
Eoldlc1s% friend, md one who has by dtar-bought
experience learned to feel for them. The Gov
ernor doulurse will co down to New 0rleans, VIZ
iting nil the hospitals on g1oute. lie Then prob
ably will visit Mobile, und 20 around the coast to
Beaufort. and visit tirns. Grant and Sherman at
Richmond. pr.dic. tor the Governor perfect
pyanon, and many flick soldier will be cheercd
up hy the xariu grasp aud whOle-souitd symp lthy
oi warm-hesfted, Eullant lIck OgesLy. Success
attend him In his patriotic mission.