COMM/Sitiest", - - eft.
440 , 1011 AUDILLE.
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, lIGGETZ4,W,- succengirs to
ty_. JIMA Llgott,l 714111 k FACP.ILC lUD DOlOtt,
1110 X MIJICHANTI, for tins sale 44 @BAIN, MEDD,
CRXXIIK, RRODIICC, ac., 244_76 Winer and 92
Frost neve% rittabuch.P9. • awl
es.r.so.
CKEIAVY ic GREGG; Ozmu, Pito
14ice:COMUtietON XtROUARTO 'for /lOU%
Ao. 2 . 57 "Liberty street, Pitts
•PEft
ACKHOWN .& nous.
16 ili'ONAtIll FACTORS; riODVM AND ontansiox'
.00e ifttem
Lir oittde, for Dott ther e sib Flo Urals ', Pork Bs;
.7 Elm...,Chem., Brno, Tallow,'
GroW. Peettierio, iotatooi, Pot end Pour AIN*
Balsorattioi;Llmead and Lard Olio, Dried and Grote
rtulti.,Titoothy. Cloven - Flax and Gnus Bella. - .omah 'Mumma made on Conefitamente r .
aptly No. 297 Liberty it.; Pittabmith,
4.4 43. 4L; A .E.I E emus.,
CP Now Axo POIMAILDING , XXICHAIT mad *WI.
ols dealer,lL WYSTXLIN RE3fatVE MEESE,.
Burrzi4l,AnD, polis,,neooNaLous..llBll.
POT - AND PRAM. ARIES, 83141141TUA
1 3 iN1P •4112). LAILDOHM, palm. FRl3lljuld
Prix tooe,rl4ll7,Nii. 141 sad 143 ;Trail! street;
- G ULP & SHEPARD; Comantunom nom- for.ions sad Midler*. in FLOUR.GRAILL AND'
FROONGE.ifio..243 Liberty street, Pittaborgh. Pa
Maks breaths of Flour for Rabin and Famil Pea'
foristatifly on band. ?attics:Mir attention pa i d to:
.1111ttot otfts ter lifemehatulise generally. ' oceidly:
VAN 13 0 1 11).411. t .PstopcanARD'
= uominincus usacumm. dealer In TL00R,11171%J.1
TEILBROONS, SEEDS, LARD. CHEESE,: PORE.:
DR/ED AND GREEN FlttillE and. I.ieduee gen.!,
aeaßy. - Liberal Mat alma* made op mmelpmpttal
Warehatme;No.,ll4,3aPond atreet."Pittaborgb:
illiZl
00 X,M.U48ION lIMWRAST
AN DLLLYB i
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- datlyd, ConiarMand eared nail Duquegoi Way.
• mat ti V. • MoVAY,' VORWAIIIMIG AND'.
glountrat kiiiicimn tor ihe dla uC tLOUR.
•• ORAINO I 4IOON;.*LAILLN
Weeteru Produce,: ifernerally, No. , 10.8 1 . 1 1 / 1 74LD:
OTREfiT..giornot of Iftic,,pttsborgh, ha.
_. 03rorden a6d coualipments soUtitml: Ja29,:lyd
JA.M.k.6 A...tokrrAtiti-FoRweaDING.A.ND;
. (lOsismolow'lltnelisirr; or the sale of FLOIIR,I
GIIAIN,BACO'N;LABD, OTTEIIiSEEDS,DRIED
FRUIT, 'and Produce generally, No. 10 Market es.,l
...truer of Vint. Plttsborgb., oeSolly-
- .... r. Lana,
QCROMAKER LA AG, ,VoatinamoN
Arscaurre and whaler!, dealers An. CROCE.:
MSS, FLOUR, GRAIN; PRODUCE, Re., lie. Pa,
I,lbertx street. Pitlaburgb. Pa. : sel3ally
',lllLata) /MAMA miaow& to Jno.i
. wont & son,sno..m. t iPPrti"atre.t. Mt.!
.grattita n al i nc., GuOCXlor AND
T
*.`,..fainliefit."reepectruilisbilate,L,
warn.
WHITE BROTHERS, ~ .FoRwARDDra.
ir VAR 's. Comusawa Maar...mum and . dtalari
PAU naIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, Na. -
2116 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. lay 27
SC/10YElt, cmuiB92o2rltilBoniarri
dealer in CRUDE AND REPINED CARBONI
0114 GLASS, IRON, NAILE, - 42e4 No. 1113 Liberty:
_ .
11=1,2A4
.1111, J DAYWAIOCtipiDwq,I
,gypcorm, I Bpodnd Pauttior,
S COFFIN, successors to;
WIIOLYSA LE GEO.:
CEA% corner of Wood and {Voter streets. Pit tobor g ki
Ponies. • - Jy3olly
H. 1, 0167 . . i
DT. aM"ErrOlaT...l76l3, ..ocesscir to
°riff:PROMOS A.NtlVltOultlitt3Stnno,lPOZl
'clikiTs,lf7 Libe rt y 'tree
Toteg.'L aousE ,t- c 0.,.. Witotiai o ta
.::CiaorillAiDCOXitili2llollnll4llll.li M . COli e f Of
"Idqitthaeld "4i:id - Watt+ et reitm, rittsburgb..E.- :13.7
'LVINJERTON STEWART, Wums:l
tu;s.aitoczna ix° Compssicts No ).1
Avd,d4rdet, Pituburgh. ' . - peaty 11
KILILTATIOCL.:-.11. i. 1111011r1C.....WIt:
IPCRO.WN it :IC nur PA.TRICKB, Wno*
sits. Gamma. and &dors la FLOUR AN
SHADS. Nocatikl sad 15.3 Liborty irtfeet, Pluaburgbi
- - "LL SON,. Voitm
.
• Nos Mitistiem rot the adIe's)!OILUDY AND ILW,
'moral czamoN OlLS ;.'eso ; so and 7111 Water Street;
Itittibiatlii - ..Adissticeesessle ansaliplidetae.-
.
Dlti
JPENSATer, • Ihmsa,
,A2iD,OlllOl/taLS, rsestruzsrj rearor. Goons.. Bplqillic Ylatat,
/WA LED. Miltratiata, az, qt. Mildly prima qual4
aratca - ho align:sat lomat pima, Ooraar
,Staltta ,
pad and Fourth .ovate, riarbiugh, I
-Pateriptioan can:daily aotapoataled at an JaMra,
4J 4 3.j , Warn*
%Uri Rats .I)araain" tad Mainilaatarat of VIIITI3
LIMO Iairtr.LITHAUGS, tottar Of Woailatat Trawl
!stieets'Pittatratgli.' 4 4 '
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1.41.Nr Waautura..thu.c.o
u ut DAMS, PAINT*, OILS, VA.11411811.65 AND
81 1/17/4 lla 296 Liberty tmet, illtetntrel.-4
Allordors grill receive prompt attention.- mit24
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1%.440 'Wood .ftreet; 'corner of 'Wood y .treat. •• •
lf/Va•allay, Pittsburgh. - •
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OHN G. - MmiCONNELL,- dirifiatit
: . .iLr LAU, Ot 1180004 icterl litnar's Law Bow):
WW alt And to Ow settlement, :amor;trigians eollecu
stag ofcblug, tkoltutlekte:, In WaahlogionfDietrkt
'pas Knuct.knuct.:.—.: :“...,.;;:.;46ing
IXWATAXCX' iifEr4A)Nii.At=
azu 41.7. No. -- /24 411.1_, gin.
Mote smith fteld,-•Pittibstrich, Pa. • zny/T:dtf
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tittlil4lLlloB, No. 12 Dis 1 :432 ) 41-striost, tied
"doetita.sl. ribbeea March._ C.myl6:dlY:
. • Arroaur AT LAW'
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an ,lisys QIIIINSK, RiAnLiks Fitn. ISA
CON,: AU.Tll3lir..taratEltD OIL, . POTS ~AN
. prasicittpraumementurii-Danur Jr 1:1}
'mid rtIGIRE• ,
.I.M.' Mende -Iretutry
laihryeatif-tuied: - Agebt , ll6:. the Ws f ,, NW
• Othli'oeleteeted , Pshmted , reitt_-Btartb. .. , c,,.•11
Beceettebd 1 1A-Thet eta:lLiktioreee4irdad 4lbd' Smith
xlleldoPitti , • lit. ce, '...si z , .. , -' , t , , -, • • , •dly! I
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BrEidronraniluisaLtOatarainkizat er
ebuserr.,sor dater tit 011ES:or,- BUTTS% LAX
filla atm .tivdsme.. env ata. Jatafeed street
, TAIUS HOLMES rid*
0 ,i t u Ana &odors l'#OVlSl.o,ldd. corm,
kid mod Fruit 'straw' •• - • -;- padi,
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r.rm 17R4.4 - le 4 Gir-rrs.
TriateRDINER COFFIN, 'Amy roil
,!Apj-t nisizawritutnuALCAxii;mensarea
-stet it coir t s. tors. wood .4
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• tiii Partuayboints , mat Hartford Ail
.firorwato Com le►.-87 Water rusat4
• 2 • ' SEA' . .T.Onzars
ix/ I ml= 00,0• Ass. oorpormarlift;igid watei
ri re seecetTAßT geneame
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sfo I* Wood street, Ward house eaery• Dietereof
• • nitsbargb..
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Annual of Scientific Discovery, for ISG2. .
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• • •
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PHODUCE, sad mate adraiman Maroon. • • •
P. EL—ltaih",l thick 3n hoxit :of Warehouse.
William Hi Smith A - CV.; •
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Id ilia s Iticketacit, • • ' - •
George W. Smith' 41, Co.. : : Pittsburgh,
Spencer 1. Garrard.
Coln t Bflipardi
Marchantat Bank; •
B. De Foril .t Sons,
NI-UUI KOONS, Cageastuos.
ahactuirne, and Wholssme Dealers in MACK
-101131., SMON, fiaair, iiXBINKG; C , ODILSII,'
S AL North Wham., toTottakErwar andAtett
MMO lanais Hasa Mackeiel—largs, and motlinm,'
siz e
Noe 1, 2 and 3, In amorted pae
SO bar e
rels prbne No. 1 Halifax Salmon.
10 2
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Oonsletlng,ot .Stesreni breeder - Pinnacles Jun
& Lama and kaltpo rt, ,
Wm Loma ticalcslbuct No. 1 Smoked Ilerrinks,
Um) gniertalls George's and Grand Noah Codted,
Which we now offs, at , .llto kilwrot *Mb pease, and
solicit a all before baying.
dot Gard - muurni k Kama.
No: Lia.North.Wharr Phlra.
FuRN I
• TURg • •
CANE AND WOOD 011AUti
SELLING On
WHOLIUSALS OU RETAIL.
JA:s: lv. WoODwELL,
P 7 and El Third street, opposite &Edmondson& Co,
and 111 Fourth lemin
WAGONS, &a., FOR SALE , VERY
TARN WAGONS, OIL WAOONB end EIPDINO
WAGONS,- DAILDNDRIt'S OMITS AND • GOAL
OARIN; TI KB
mins. CA-NAL, IDI
111rtlellitleli AND STON u E MASON'SOARD Wlikite
BARROWS. all mute of the ben dry tuber..eheo .If
Wads of rppatrlng ittended to • promptly. Apply to
NOB?. BABE, WAGOI, MAIMS.
Dark of redeem' street Station. Allegheny.
lahll2lyd • ,
•
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•Dzaiva In the tarot aslant braids of GENIIINN
LIAVANA OINAIIB, Lad all kinds or /WOKING
AND VUSWINO' OLIMA' DNIIVIG , PANCV
NEIDISCHAUN TIMM, Ao., k0.,1n peat
satiety, UNDEII TIIN 8T: CILANLES• ROTEL;
Pittabargh, Pa., . •
IL B.—The Trade =pv161'01:I liberal terms;
mylhdly
WuPaha—JAS. OWUNad,
NJ STUCCO AND 7dAdTlO WOREER, PAPER
RANGIER AND, YLASEERES.•
Anlr VENTBIN AND - ORNAMENTS of ell kin&
All ordeal lett at No. El Ooogrer etraetodx. doors
Woodylie, or at Pahner's WWI Pe Indre, No. 21
street, lrai be PnwPtlY 201.28
- - lAT W. YOUNO, Enceeasqr to (Aut..
aright A Young, No: 97•W00d aitieei, corner
of Dietnond a/ley, dealerlo allkiadi at CUTLERY;
RAZORS, RULES, REVOLTERS., KNIVES, 8018.
SOILS, GUNS; Ito., Ac.. A. lodge eascatmvut of the
above coals eonetentlf on tiatitl. • told .
iAliiitioN •• koll
U recants Amp oitenele Ix BACON . DRIED
DENY,. LARD; NUS AND MINI', P016{ ; •No. 12
Toorth street, near Libel% rittetaaNh.-
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WALL
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TIIESDAT MORNING, 'MAY :6
WASHINGTON, App 30, 1862.
Macre. Editors Gazette: GINTLELEN:
lind the following in your paper of Tuesday
last, vie. :
MICYBZILEI.
The two members of Congress from this
county usually vote together on all important
subjects, and always vote right, and truly
represent their constituents in encases where
any important question is at stake. They
differ, however, from each. other -on one itub.
jest. On Friday, Mr. Dawes, of Massachu
setts, made some remarks in the House, in
reference to Mr. Cameron, in which he said
there were certain gentlemen from Pennsalth
nits, who had protested against taking Mr.,
Cameron 'into the -Cabinet; and yet were
brought before President Lincoln, on' their
knees, and made to retract
Mr. McKnight, (Rep.) of Ponitsylvania,
remarked that as the gentleman had not par
ticularized the members of the delegation, he
would State that he was one of those who
protested againet .taking Cameron. intithe
Cabinet. lie had never withdrawn or Tsai-,
Led that protest.
Mr. Moorhead,, (Rep.) of Pennsylvania,
said he recommended the appointment of Mr.
Cameron, and he stood by it. He believed it
was a good appointment for Pennsylvania.
[Laughter.] "
Later in the day, Mr. Dawes, in further
commenting on the contracts made by
Cameron, spoke of a oelelnation of the return'
of harmony among old political antagonists
--some of them - knowing the VANS' of the fa 4
yore they had received: •
Mr. ' Moorhead., (Rep.) of Pennsylvania,
inquired what reason the gentioniert suppoeed
that such persons had who attended the - 5l
loged celebration: -
Mr.. Dawes answered him in the language
of the poet:
"I know not, I care not, Iflgullt's in that heart;
I know that I love thee, whatever thou art."
I am not in the habit, of correcting the er-1
;ors of the press, and had not these extracts)
from . the telegram of the. Associated press . ;
been published to my.own District, I would
not have noticed them; tr
s theengl-deem
it proper to send you the following-eTippinga,
'lkons the Otribc,thferring to the, same motion:
I:will add farther, - that I never saw the Globii
reporter's notes or report, until I read it in
print, just as it stand, now :
Mn -McKnight: • Will my friend from Mas.l
suchuietts yield to me a - morn - ant ?
. Mr. Dawes; Yes, sir.
Mr. McKnight. I desire to say, as the
gentleman has not particularized members of
the Pennsylvania delegstionythet, so far is
am eenceined, I am one of the Members from
Pennsylvania, who protested to President Lin-i
- coin against the admission 9 r Mr:Cataiithinintd
the Cabinet, rind 'that Dever withdrew,. nimi
qualified that protest.
Mr. Moorhead. 11s my_ colleague 114
taken nocesion Jet hinieelf right, - / _desire
to say that I recommended the appointment
of General Cameron to the Cabinet, that I
worked heartily to accomplish it, and that
am here ready to standbylei! believe that if
wawa good appointnment, and that it mtgs.!
canted the people of Pennsylvania: -
Mr. Dawes. I- desire to say in reply to ail
gentfemalffroat. Pennsylvania that the news ;
papers did not leave as in ignorance at the
time— .
[Here the hammer fell.]
Mr. Stevens.. Thegentlemedirill allow in 4
Leask him qiestiorr, as I do - not very well
-understand-his allusion. I 'oppose he is re-I
(erring to something not yet published; or is
it:to tiny thing that hai been published?
, Mr. Dawes.. - I stated that it was published
in. all the-papers. ••
Mr. Stevens.' In-hi, - remarks about thi
horse contracts, does the gentleman, refer to
anything coataineal in • tberepert•of the Com
Mittee.
Daltimcms.
itXDUCZD PRICE 4
i
Mr. Dawes. No, eir; not to anything pub/
limbed in the report. ; .I am speaking now.-0
what is known to everybody. It did not tak
oven the poor Van Wyok oommittee to find i
old. [Laughter.] - The parties fell out ore
- one of these arraegomenbiand told of it; an
I have only to, say. that st that 'partienlar Um
/bore was, according to the newspapers, grea
harmony among these , men. I do not: kno
whether, the gentleman from PennsylVaniao
my left, .[Mr. Moorbead,] was there Of. ilia. ,
Mr. Mooriutad.. I would like to know wh
the gentleman 'referato me. . X "do'-not wis
the gentleman from Massachemettl, and I wil
.. .
not permit bim' or SO . other gentioinan,' t
put me in a false position.:.l
.want to kno
why he refers to me. ' - -
-.. ' Mr. Dawes.. I did not luioir the gentle
Was there and therfore r would not say *ha
he wu there.
Mr. 'Moorhead; Then why refer to the - a
all? What reason tare, yorr to suppose th at
• Ifr. 'Dawes. Because -the-gentleman ha ,
avowed himself at 'Able f momenti‘ and' glide '
all the lighb of, the ptement day, an ardent ad
vcieato and admirer of belkan
public and otheial, heelie..eonuneatin
upon, and I thought it brit:natural lee shoal , ]
- be invited to curb a taut. I hope he,,wasnO
overlooked. [Laughter:] I have only beg;
, that the mere ideneribed
lightfol!oceasion;:but .remembered, leder),
thiiikthy try_ te4iekabircidTall aboat 'Of
elitecodahti et them pattivei, ,aed,p,Ok'.the ip•
' lebogitUries, '"whi, and *44 far, and wha
has it mit, ??... I wonder they.
el idnot sing: al
they bleeed,:thoee !Moroi' the - poet appropvi
stele each : of theth •
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"I know not, 1 tare not. trkaltt'e in thy. heart,-
• I bat knowehat Ilove thee, - whatever thou art."
Your insertion - I:4'16" ibover
oblige, RetiiiiiktolV4iinn
Death of Rev: Nathan`Range:
The Rev one o
the Lahore of American Ittatitodlint, Aliti a
hie residence, in New . York, on Babtrda
raernlng
r. Bangs was born in Bridgeport ,
31a 4d 1778 andltatt tharefotajeust eurapitei
44 his! eighty-fonrth , year he wee will
l'ltiitmti ill . . the intliOr:'Of the
Church, to four 'volume, Andra! 'editor, of
the enrietian ,AdOrkrree aad. . Journal, the
Methodier Aragasine, - the Arethoaqe guar+
tidy; and aatheeitiprnnanahoi oi.verieusi
popular religiOne He exerted
doling 1 1,1 044d.neefOl lII*, a vast influen
tipoitha ()hitch tcil
died a. peaceful death in s rlie . ,old age.. ,
Chia-kcal' 'Conaureinr.icci.-4a preseni
to-6 451* 14 1 1 4Patotic9C..r"'
Gen. Neglers onnueuirof : in - Tanneuen r eark
Istinia from ;our
,oien'.oerreipinniengs,fit,Ain.l
iiii6ek's army, before Corinth, 6 - Keys'ir
rlsieni, kakis YOrkiawns and Niellisitow
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for keeping our•:nudism assurrateir infurmid .
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TERMS:
A COnection.
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
Ootro•poodeace of tLe•Pit t eDttrgb osiotte
Wssuteurros, May 2, 1862.
The month of May is here, indeed, bet bow
unlike itself 1 The season in this latitude is
said to be at least three weeks later than
eons!, and the trees aro but just beginning to
-unfold their lanes.
Yesterday was a great (14 in this City,
among the colored people. They bad set it
apart Mia day etude's= thanksgiving to God,.
for the great boon he has pet it into thehearts
of the loyal people of the nation—a majority
of them at least—to return to them. All their
„live, thus far, robbed of the most precious
gift of th&Creator, it has at last In this small ,
patch of ten , miles . squads , been returned to
them. By a of simultinions movement,:
apparently, they have' derided about one'
week to the subject of congratulation with
each Other. These' rejoicings have been
mostly of a religion!! character. I have met
in this city, since -I hare been here--more
than eight months—but one intoxicated ne
gro. And now, at this time, one would sop-;
pose that, to use a common phrase; ene
have been let loose" they would rejoice in
rioting and drunkenness._ We have knoivn,
instances, all of us; where joy among white
people assumed that garb. But negroes
seem to be almost naturally a religious pee- ' :
plo. • So the joy , over their deliverance here':
Tsitand , expression in assembling in their:
chunk's, in prayer, singing and shouting
"breve* de Lord," "Glory," and such pious'
ejaculations.
On Thursday (last) evening an j l llolo/2/o'l
meeting, consisting of delegations from all the:
churches of colored people in this Districti
convened at Asbury Chapel, an excellent andi
commodious edifice owned by them.near the!
Capitol. The audience consisted of from 1200':
to 1500 people—there being, perhaps, a dozen,
white men present. The oxen:uses were open-I
ed with prayer by a white clergyman from!
Massachusetts, after which the whole audience!
joined in singing an' appropriate hymn.-_ Did:
any one ever hear sweeter voices than were;
there f I never did. Mr. IV: A. Cook; lite of.
Greensburg, Pa., Wad Limited to address thens,i
and an eloquent and. appropriate address ,her
delivered. Ile explained the recent law of
Congress; spoke to them ef the new duties;
which came with their new relations and're-I
sponsibilities ; told !been what their friends(
expected of them ; that they should unite to
assist each other, educate their children and
show that they were worthy of the great booO
now in their hands. These remarks, and teeny
similar, were received with streaming eyes)
and exclamations of joy and thanks to God.
No one could Bee - this demonstration' of man- ,
limas and real genuine hearty thanks and
honest determination unmoved. " An ex-Gov..
Onaer who was present— 4, map fifty jean ,
age—said after the meeting that hehadseen
many assemblages' and participated in many
scones, bat never one so touching in all his
lice before.
_Several colored men addressed their people
in remarks ohameterised- by practical good
sense and abounding with wholesome advice.
It was proposed by one of these that acollectioO
should be taken then and there, for the aid
of the poor fugitives who daily reach this city
of refuge from the blasted wastesof Virginia. '
It Was proposed to rails $ lO O. To less
ten minutes, that sum was on the table and a
committee appointed to see to Ate just and
proper
.appropmation. Yet many of these
people wore 'but- last week okrieii - chattftle,
things to be i!whippod on the bare back;" to
have "their earn elipped;".tobe fined.ss for
holding religious or other meetings , without
permission, later than 10 p.. 4." - Such were'
the words of thelaw. These are - the people
who were "to be.let 100/4 upo__,rt• thie suffering'
community I" . Who
_lvied: be ; 'rioting in
drankenness;" "idlers , ' - vagabonds unable to ,
take care of themselves I". These and harder
arguments
.were pressed. upon that glorious!
man Abraham Linioln, to deter him f rom
;
signing'the bat there-stands- his name,.
and not only there, but it is written 11 . 46 - .411
heaven. for, "Inasmuch aa ye•havii done-it tee
one of the' haat of these, ye have done it !mini
Inc." Blessed day in eshich'tbe eweet
of Christianity, in emanation from "thoglorif
one gospel of the blessed God" has become an
element in the .goverament. . Once more .in
the heart of him who sits .in the Executive
chair, sweet charity reigns!, and angels look
with smiles upon the man who directs mighty
armies, controls -fleets and rules with a power
mote than regal) and - yet truly joist
The world will never know a tithe of the
deedsldarkneeriperpetrated in this city;
while that'imancipatiOn- bill Weir peiding,
Men; women and children Were' abstracted in
;the dead hoer Of, night; and taken hence into
Maryland.' have heard of many, cases:
One occurred in which - eman lent two boy — o- r ,
one nine and one twelve Years efege—tmAn., I
aspens before : daylig . on - the: morning - lb*
bill was signed. lie bad -a young woman in
his house which be could not well spare, but
she had an infant child which ebe 'said never
should leave her while she lived, and so
didn't send the little baby-hway ' ' f
The general news of the week herein not of
,au exciting . eshareeter.,l wangled to km, a
few days duce , Merman li umpttbeEngineer,
ort his way to .join:111•Dowell's corps at Fred
eilekeburg. Bois a'great bridge builder, and
_yen' will soon heitr of the ditficultleil in erosel,.
tug -streams removed where his
it-
The vote of censure, on Mr. Cameron*wita I
Most unfair and oiliest" Yea would ': infer.
from the resolution. that.' Mr.:.olinleion -pat
mosey Irons, choice lit.the hands of toe MM.* ,
vidual, who was left to spend it at will, ••Now,
the fact is, as all know•wbo have seen the late
ter - Of 41mbiltienkthat A. 'Cumminge and
GoV..hiergen, or• New York,. were the persona
appointed: - Thie :Was •done,moreover, when
it was diffienit:to.smy who amongthe Makers
thi'iroty apon'wheurthe duty specially
aseigned . to Messrs. — Morgan and Cumming.
. would have fallen, wee...loyal. Defection wed
everywhere. Bet for Captain •Dablpen in
the Navy Yard-here,
.BUchanoll, the: . cUmi.
miusdent, would have given it into the allOt
my's hand/. : Gen.. Moorhead 'tried, by •hl
amendment, to insert Gen. Cameron's letter of
• ,OpP ie lottuent :into
,ehe,veiedution of censure;
but as k at that time, no Misinidoitint but with
unanimous consent was In order, and Devi
Woo oyeetod, he felted.- HMI the revolution
'-been. made to tonsure the Secretary:or War
for (tomcatting public Moneys to the hands of
gab. Morro! and Me. Glieuensge, it could. not
have paseed; and yet, tbatis what Mr. Catn.
even did I,'.*.Pair play ill a jewel. , Any 0000411
. see that theists Secretary has not had it.' It
is - niet`kiSown- whether 'thisWill'Oenot Dill sir
iniat him in his final stomptanas or time ef
par/Ur/11er St. Petereburg.- Vouroa.
Another SPCBIIBI,OII INovam.ent.
, . .
Gran aminaft!s, of kfentuokyl,
t ! ln 4 te ,D i a•4; , ° lll q,lie #.. C 9PlPioi•PfCteiilad
rrtth:tho bills eoollsoatlim , sof . freeing the
124 Ye1l of 04 6 1 1, ' ,. . The niovemiiit io he
ggino r o one , it (Mowing dimpetch tothO
Now , York Moog tricie': i'.-• • .
!Thelewn 1 ,16,28 ta111ed.b7, 11 rumor, tot-day
tbat'all :the 'menibers of, Congress from the
,13ordtir Blare 'States, and: a number of eon 4
'sanative- sympathisers from . other ' States,
were - sericiusly ' considering, the propriety' of
withdreWlng.in ,a , from tbo &nate and
llouse, and this precipitating a deolsion by
the people of the whet, country di the radical
measuree of ;thinfiseation and .vuutucipatiocC
Although'ench a movement- could. not rally. a
large strength in -Congress, any. defections of
the kind would hare a most injurious treet in
the Statee of 'Kentish', Tenness ee ; . Missouri;
and, -.Maryland, end giro new hope to the
slumbering, secession elements in those States.
If these gentlemen are going to resist 'tho
Gloverninetie;;*: the 'craisfitittional*JerSti;
we hope theywlll ' i show their' hands at once:
While our armies'aro the field, we had
,
tatter finish hp the whole matter..: •
44' COIIMPONDNWr_
or the Cincinnati Ga
ga% Writaig from '.iithenet,'Oltio, sitontiMieji
01110 whtofl altotiti tto?.dve ,GRattention of the
Government:. Some-colored soon enlisted in
the Gaged (Gain servioe,and.ment to Ken-.
- ineki'ailweinfiersi . nod ItMing ea/v4444r
timetiat; wernreteitning boresthrtiugh
inuie,nrhue they rare + strafed ; sod ails*/
Antojil4-undeartheUir_of,_quitlitatactitkiiii:
FROM THE ARMY. AT YORKTOWN.
Western Pennsylvania, Regiments..
The ,s, Old.Thirteenth”..Arrival of
the Paymaster.. Tho • 63d. Col.
Rays, and the 62d. .Colo Black.•
Warwick C. If.--An Unpardonable
.oatrage—lnerediblelgnorance,ete.
Correspondence of.the Pittsburgh Gazette.
, CAMP WINIFILLD SCOTT, .
NiEA YZIZIKTSWN,. yA. April 211,1865. }
TO tell you that affairs 'on the Peninsula
were still in star. quo, would be simply re
peating what has already become an , every-.
- day .saying; but the'epithet is applicable
only to thelrelative position of the two armies;
for, though seemingly Inactive, the entire
. .
army has been 'occupied night , and . '
day, in
throwing up intrenchments and earthworks '
' of the most formidable character. When we
first came to- this place, - driving- the rebels
before us, it was Ori opinion of every one.
that we would be in action within three days.
Been on the first day of our - arrival, when:
about two - miles east of our present position,
an alarm was created by some skirmishing.
between 'the advance guard of ,Smith'if dill,'
aloe, .and. the enemy's pickets. Division
after division, brigade after brigade, and reg
iment after 'regiment, were hurried np and.
formed in' line of battle. We all felt certain'
of a' fight, but after - remaining ;
in anxious'
suspense for some hours, we were ordered to
our present position, where we have remained. •
There are in and around : Yorktown some
five or six regiments from Western Pentisyl
vania, Of these, the old Thirteenth, now the;
One hundred and Seoond, • CoL.Rowley, is!
lying on the James river, at the mouth of the.
Warwick: This post is the 'second position of
honor, being the extreme left of our army at
this :point. . Some of the boys, •however 4
though proud of the beam conferred on the
regiment, seem to think it ratheren empty!
one, for they have more labor to perform than'
almost any other "regiment in the.cfivision.!
For throe weeks, six companies were detailed
for picket drkty, and the remainder of the
regiment employed in Minding fortifications'
along * the . east bank of the Warwick. A few
days since• the picket companies rejoined the
regiment, and now there is a full complement
of men in camp, ready for any duty'. The
men, are in high en 'to to-day , as the Pay=
master has arrived, 'en d .is now ensued in
I.g
dealing out the bits 'of Government !paper
which are so cheering to the weary soldier.
How they will maple to spend'it is e' quest
tion which. I am Mush ele solve, for.there and
no Mores nearertha*Newport News;. twenty
miles distant, and no sutlers aboutwho keep
any kind of an assortment. - • - !
The 63d, Col.'Heyi; is encampokabont end
mile east of Werlick C.". 0., and is Occupied)
like the 13th, principally in performing pitted
duty and building fortifications,-' They, to 4
gather with the 570, CoL Maxwell, were in si
skirmish with the enemy, a dayoe two OinCBj
and
.succeeded in driving them off and cap.
Luring two -or three prisoners. • he nearest
regiment to-the rebel lortificatiot
s, at York.:
' town, is ' thei6.ld,Sol. Black. T ley are 'nod
r
more than a mile distant ' froM Yorktown;
itself, and report hair it that they hare daily
opportunities of distinguishing themselves in
contests with the rebels: How true thereport
is I have as yet had no means of ascertaining;
but to-morrow 1 - have laid out, to visit all our;
Western Pennsylvania regiments, and in my
next will give more satiefactory details in re-4
gird to them: ' • -
..
The- 10.7 d, Col. Lehnian, is' somewbere in
our neighborhood, bat, though anxious to do
so, I hare,as yet, been unable to 'ascertain ,
their exaclocation. -
..- ;
-Warwick county, in which the majority of
Keyes Corps is encamped, is one the oldest,
cool:Mee in the Old DOMIDiOI3I. ;.In the Court
House are deeds dated as far back as the 17th
century, and under an old tree not far from
camp is the tomb of “Miles Cary, only eon of
JohnOary an.i. Alice; hie. wife; 'Daughter. of
Henry Hobson, Esq., Alderney, of the city
of Bristol. lie was born in ye said city; and
died on the 10th day of June, 1687,-about the
47th year elide age. This tomb; when en 4
tire, was girlie a : curiosity, and. hundred...of
soldiers came to see! it, and copy the inscrip4
Lion. But one. night the stone was rudely •
broken open bpi' packer wretches in the uni ,
form of the - United StateirOrlio eupposid there
might be veinal:des in the veult, and the:liable
of .Miles Cary,. which, foe OE" hundred and
ninety-five years beilveposed inquiet laeari4
ty; were scattered to the windi.•
To 'the lhoiforl. of olid.Periturylvaida; be it
said, that the soldiers who committed-this uni
pardonable ontrags wore the uniform of ano.
ther State. It is not necessary' to tell - th 4
name ortheLi regiment, for • they are welt
enough known-at-home by reputation. And
not only is this the oldest,. but In my eitimai
tion ilia thepooreskiroatityin Virginia,'The
soll,. once goodibas been worked out, and now
scarcely produces the commonest, necessities
'of life. • • The people, (or the Most, part, are
poor and ignorant, and many of them havi
acarceli „leverage intelligimce. To Illustrate
their ignorance I will relate an incident whie
eerie under my , notice not long ago. A mal
had lest some pvisi si by haiinv the
ro
&Wen from him by the s biters, and requested
me to - Writs - a note to Go .•Keyes for him, and
state oefairaumatancei of the Cam. After
writing and dispatching t he note,' I entered
into - conversation - with I in the hope of
elk Ding some - informati
n in regard to thi
rebel army: - - His - replies -I *Mo very iinsatisi
factory, and displayed a most ismentable want
of information. At last - I asked him if he
had ever been to Washington or Baltimore/
He luid.nai ; he.had never, been to any piaci
blit Norfolk:And . Newport. Nowa, and h
eard
offor the purpose of trade , his adheard
of Washington, but' had Weyer heardof Balti-I,
morel . ; His idea of the!Nerthern .13tates wa s
that, they .comprised. a Vast, bleak region,'
where .the people had to keep muffled op 'all
the year Iowa! Honorer wanted to go there;
it was bad enough herein winter I ! - •
;'This may gee= hard to believe, but it is,
nevertimleve„ true_ I 'could DO contrast the
atiperiorcondihiiiniif Ili. ier eleSees of tha
North ". with the Almost b thili -ignorance,
ii.
which the man displaye 4as I looked at
.. q ,
the contrast I ,rejoleed. that it last. a power!.
was brought to bear Tin the:lilies of berberlem;
which have rendered the. white race, in cert.
Min portions of our country, so dagraded,
that would, if properly managed, eyeep them!
from the earth, and raise the poor whites of
the South toilevel with their brethren of the
North.
rebel policy of keeping
In Jai:dilution from
their army was ilinetrated the case of three;
prisoners taken by ;Co. • P.; of the 13th:- On
their . way . -to headquarters, Gen:- McClellan'
was pointed oat to them. They showed no!
Interest la him, and raid they .had never heard
of such a man.
hope
ee
ja my next ,I tu to he able to give fuller
details In regard to the petition .and Movii-i
meats hoth of our own army iinethat of 'the.
_ .
The Adieemment CongreB4.
A letter from IVathington to the `New York
Evenil• POOlll9 •
The leng . time. taken by the Senate Financei
Committee 'to the House. Tax bill
settles the question of an early -adjournment
of Congress. It will takelitto 'July ilt . l4lmit
to finish ' Important
will
elread,y
blocked ou t- The Tax bill will soon go to the
Senate. The Tariff bill Is finished, and
ply waits in the Ways and UM/ Committee;
rooms kites what changes tray-become neees- t
sary to_ fit it to the Tax bill no it will tinnily
pas; Congress;: ,The VA4OI/21 • SLITS • takon is
the Finance Coniniittee are net Of yinslitnpoi-i
tame, AS it impossible to know what dis
position the Sonata will snake of the Union-di
. .
A. Loyal .filian Einng'in Richmond.
A dispatch to the New York Mem says:
The rebel goveinment nare'thisWeek hung
a man in Nichacind, aloyal - eitleenit 'dot.
United &etas, imargeAWitli being - a nPtienaU
spy.- The United-States- Government, Int
winter, arrested one Smithson, a Vrishingtoa
City banker; on. the naistindnidtablneyidenon
that he was a Cloitaderste kph -anti ebnmati-1
ceded treasonable matter daily- to Jef
Smithson waii Consigned to;Port Larapittn,
but since the rebel goysnimenthas sot the ex.;
amide of / 433 11/ 0 g 11, 01 Offenden, Mr. Smith ' -I
sons 3 friend. . in , tits-fikaith. will beittt
Pds•d. Per4PO4' that -be is nude to
seer, the' same doom. .The subject i4Ss
manly received the Ittllntial..ot MU' 1/4401.
Malt* billitIWOMElll
FROM THE ARMY IN ZENNESSEE.
Location and Position of the Army
Divisions.-A. Reconnoissance in
Force-s Capture -of,.Prisoners..A
Singular Adrenture-.Narrow. Es.
cape of Col. Stambaugh,.etc., etc.
,
Correiommoneo of the Pifisherettierefte- ',
YIELD or Sermin, Taxer., 1
- • . Friday, Ap . ril 2504, 1852. f
„,
./f letters do not, travel . taster: homeward
'
than eatopward, mine 'must be musty who p'
you open them. I thought I was fortunate
in rewiring a letter of the 13th on the . 22nd.,
.Still, notwithstanding the drawback, I will
endeayor to. acquaint you, with anything, of
moment occurring in my neighborhood. -
.
We are now encamped on good ground, as,
, -
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good
,sis.ein be in this par t. of Tenses
see. We have abandanee of water of a mid
dling. good quality, and Whet is as greet a do- 1
nideratumiplentr.of room to move about.
Very few . of our troops remain , omthei7middlo .
Of the battle ground, for, reasons which will
occur to the least thoughtful aven:' The men
are in good spirits,' and relish, their. , rations
hugely. By the way, we have' tea r er, been
better served in rations : besides an unusual
- amount; we have the very best- quality of
every thing. The meeting of the /armies of
the Ohio, Tennessee and Mississippi, appears
to be a season for feasting and enjoyment;
generally. .
You doubtless are aware of the feet that we,
,now occupy the same ground. Gen. Pope's
forces arrived here on the morning of thee22d:"
. The politico of the armies : as as they . ex* now;
encamped
: resembles a,bow—the army of -the'
ennessee on the tight, the army . of the Ohio.
In the centre, and that of the Mhsieelpid en'
the left. ~Gen.. Mitchel is doubtless -as .near
Corinth as vre are.', . .
..
o ,
Notwithstanding the 'amount of rom'at. ,
our
dispose!, Gen.: Buell , evidently desired more
elbow rooncyasterday.. Harty in the morning'
three batteries and two hrigaties of infantry,.
under Gem Thomas, proceeded out the . Corinth
road, supported by at- least .eaven. or eight
squadrons of cavalry. Gen. MoCook.'s Division
was ordered out to their support soon, after;
and , this reeonnelissanete , was 'conducted ad
mirably: , Soma 25,000 men in all particip . ahld,
in it, and to lien . _Beall belongs all the credit
of the performance, is he' was out with Us in
person. ' ' Gen: Wallace took the right, divers-.
Mg a, littlelmm- the main road, same tip with
a rebel encampment of about three regiments,
or one hrigade, and shelled then-Met, burn
ing and destroying everything belonging to
them. I did not hear of:a single casulty.!
• Oar cavalry'etit off and captaied fifteen pris-,
'"nor,, all , likely looking follows,- eittired•in!
the detested butternut cloth .': The lose ofthe,
rebels must he considerable;.but.no doobt the.
design - of our commander was . accomplished:
in elearingoterfront of a nest of robels,:whosei
soli object was to pester us on the plan adopt..!
ed by Gen: Hindman at Green river, fien-'
tacky. Our line' of pickets will "be thrown;
forward about five mileale-day.- • As I Write:
a division is Illiss part to take up new ground.
We openee/up mix miles:yesterday : The men
were all the better et, the twelvemiles tramp.
Our men , never, atom 'so happy as when on the
march, be the advance *ever so little, and a
reconnoisaanee is' their greatest jeiy. Our
pickets are new free from interruption, and
can 'perform their duty without resorting to
Speaking of pickets reminds me of a singu
lar adventure that befell Colonel Stambaugh,:
of the 77th Pa:, eommandingthe sth brigade. ;
The, Fifth wee :on . picket on the 22nd.:.; Thee:
Colonel, imompanted by
„Lieutenant. Colonel
Dodge. (commanding, ,the 30th Indiana,) the:
Adjutant of . , the aameregiment, the Major of
the.ildettea, thin 'stationed, and one or_twe
others, were riding fel-Weird leisiarely, looking
over the ground far "pieket,eover,";when,
just as they; a gentle, null or knoll,
, they beheld"abOut forty-ilx . men;elad in ..the
'abhorred "butternut style," all well mounted:
.
and well , armed. .A . min, evidently . : ; their
Nader, gave* command in a low ton° to the
"butternuts," who pressed elosetogethef, Mid
eyed the. Colonel's party with - looks anything
but benevolent... The parties were., scarcely
one hundradjaideapart,When the rebel leader
walled ou t to the Major of the videtteer "Ma l
jOr,r.mhore will I place my -Men ; where dv
you want me to place my. pickets ?" The
Major; who'was a little in advance, turned to.
the' Colonel, diemanding, , "What.shalll aay„
„Colonel?"
~ As they all knew that: they„hold
their li ves :in• - thteir bandi during that nhol•
interval, it'is bat natural !appose thateven
the heroes .of . the 7th, under tench. eiretini-,
stances, might be flustered for the mciotent,
We must mako all allowance, for the: query
and rejoinder. '
' "Tall him-tell "
them '
. began . Cola Stem.:
baugh 3 ,- then cutting it short, he raised his
' • d addressed therebel With' "
voice, MI , jollmay
just place your Men whereon-otos please." .110
was, 'bent . to call "Col. Dodge,',' but
,bethink,
lug himself, he dropped the Col. and simply
"'said "Dodge."' The latter rained beside hive
instantly ; the Col: inclined his head Omani
Ingly to the knoll, and the .nextmoment fell
, haok, glad to. be free ef the rebels: It was
one of these rapid transactions that Make men
think/cut, : No doubt the rebels imagined.the
Colonel led a large fore, at his back, and Rai
agining themselves the tuifotturiate Partil
spoke *up. Arai out of . pure ..bravada. . It: is
needloss tti state that they did not Platte,thel*
picks anywhere near that spot; , they, were
: sough for, but could not lie - found. . ' .' .. ' I'
p i
Thi is only. one. of , the: many, very many '
sin occurrences which: affords topics foe '
conversation over 'the camp-fire. I relate It ,
just as I received it. from each'individetal 1
member of the party. • - • i
I observe Major Boneaffon, of the 78th Pal
'Regiment, at Col: Statobaugh's headquarters;
Of ammo, we Were all glad 'tti :100 him. IV
answer to my inquiry, le replied . briefiY; "I
came ahead to be in . the next fight.' 'I, boleti
demo all the railroad gnardingl intend to - dal
....Alluding to' hie employment in: the . .thrett,
Months 'service, when we Spun long 'yarns;
and wore away the tedious hours on the iron
rails in the' vicinity of Cockeysville, : fild:
Those of- your'readers who are' acquainted
with the Major may Imagine him the
-of high healthi--as bright looking at over, and
on the look-out for'. bueiness: - Should. he-rei
Main with no, Col Stambangh will-fled him el
valuable aid.- ' :• . -. Q - ' ,': , t l: . .: - ..:. -;•,, !
I suppose it is all for the telstotill r_would
much , rather :have a few . more Ponnsylva-i
nuns' here at thili juncture.' the ' The
army' appears to 'have s*allovied'thein Wm
With :the- exception"- , or -the 78thl and , .7.11 th;
who came out with us,..einder . ,tilen, Negley,)
am not aware that we have a 'single addi-, ,
'tional regiment of Pennsylvanians In' the
combined - arnica of the Ohio, Tennessee and
Mississippi..-: . .. . ,c, ,
.. . : ~ ..
. ..We breve. hid three days of beautiful weath,
er ; but this morning wo are "housed lip,",
again—dare hot - go abroad fOrfear of• the in-;
creasing - ""wet.".. One might all the :Tennes-'
see elimateineorrigible. ~.1 deprecate the bad
weatheroliost on account of the reads, Whittle,
will now bee worse than ever ;;but we, moot
take it as It cbtoes..: Toter's; -!'.:: .' ..'1,„: !
: : itebek.Yinzs_ja.New:Orleaus, -..
letter from Washington rays It is ru
mored this morning that Mr. Stanton
mates that somo Andy Johnson will soon teach
' manners to the eeceesion hilijoi of. New' Or
leans, and will take. command of , , tlits city;
hailing Mayor Munroe from his plaos,audali
other rebels bolding municipal. office. .The .
insolent reply of Atto Mayor to Coinme'dore'
Ferregat has. elicited much feeling Ire oMelal.
circles hare, and the Ipotesi:meat is fully pliTo
.to the toot that coating .na . roploctb2p*as
Orleans sill ”- •
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town br country. Odloa No. Ni Walnut atreeL
Camel, 11229,510; Assyrs, 11306,606 06—lirreated
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they have paid Wise. by firi Wan amount exceeding
Pont. 14,191knai'iif 'Dalian, thereby *ffording erbium* •
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