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ESTABLISHED IN 1786
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LIGGETTBc CO:, (inceestsors to .
u • Wl* Llegott.) hotni FAcT.sa xn - Minn
aunt Disscums, for.the . GRAN.
cams - PSODIICEdte.. Nos. U . Nrnter and 92
rgalt Wee% .Plc I.barrtt,.N. nuf:
ROMS
MO,KELVY Ak , GREGG, GENERAL PRO
,Ducs , Coxitzistair Mzoriu.ars • for FLOOR.
,i3111.0164132Lc050ce,,11,0.2'..7 Mem street, Pim-
Asuazw zanuAn.T.
MM4C.B.EIOWN ...FLourc
WriLiaelvaa,,paormClCAND C.O3IIXISSION
for WOr *ale of' Flour; Grata, Pork;Ilu•
Lard, ilultr , "_•rieir..! Chet., Am., • Tallow,
ereftse,! rentl.rt; Yotatoes, Pot and P•sarl Astra,
Nabaratrla,Llusced aid Laid Oils; D,.ried and , Gra , .
' 11 ' 003 ; TlMOtlik. Cloter,'Flas and Gras. scrag.
lash iuNraucua Lamle oo ponlignsueuti.
s• ' - Liberty rt., Pittnpurgh.
CA D ,
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• - 11102, -Pcniwezolito .Ilichcne_errluid-hdlele
' ale dater le NI/ESTI:RN :RESERVE CIARESE;
'BUTTER, LARD, PORE., BACON, FLOUR FISH:
POT A-ND PEARL ASHES, SALERATIIS, LIN
. • SEED :AND LARD OIL% DRIED 'FRUIT And
Prattle*. geeensUy, Not. :111 and 143 Frout street,
MO. h.
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SH
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°ULFISLPA3; Gemlsitom
ousts ar.d deafen in iLOIB,BILAIN
AND
PIiIIDCAE,Igo. 243 Liberty 'tract, Plttaburgb, P.
Gilpin brands of 'Plain for Bakers and ka.mily
constantly on band. Ppnlcular attention paid to
1114Iu • -antra for 31enbandise generally. onidly •
- Li'IVAN& lAN tiVILDEAC, l'Roratzesrt
Mounuon . ;43sler in FLOUlt.i3Ul'.
. TER, 111600ferSEEDS, LALD, C/I EESB. PORN,
DIUND AM' t BEEN FRUITS and c'...d0r,0
Ltbontl. sabodvonoe. ono& on own, i,gnmento.
'Wetroborow, No. 14:ticcand atrect, PittebnogO• -
I.I.IkAtES SioVAY,' loawAsaascr
-GofroorstoS.3.lteariarr, for ttuf . ran of '..YLOUIi,
GiCKIS,-EOLGON '1.411:W SLITTER, EGOS,. •
nod
IVionan.rrodrico
svuocr, cororr of ION; Pitlabtrgh,
VirOnlers and ay. Mgnmento solicited. jirnOyd
4 m FE:•74Eiti - 'onwounNee AND
toeths'amlo.or,r , LoNLl4.
altALti, BACON, LARD, BUT= LI; SEEII.I,I)NIND
/UNIT, and Produle genendly; No. 1G Market at:,
comer of First, Pittsburgh. orltdly
.... r. 141:0.
QCIIOIIAKER & LANA tknausstox
neacHALsra. gala • wholesale dcalOv n GROCE
1114,,FLOylt,,GBAIN,PlIODUCE, dc.,
LIOL 131.D.0 , successor to
31 3! GLLI . Soul No. Isa .Idberty area, Pali.
burgb.' . GENIER&L PILODUCE, GROCERY AND
OwdmiessioN S.I.EINIANT.
Colislgnments respectfully solicited. fcltfudly
Wit. W lillt— .... ....JAW. 6i/rt.. ..vps.. WHISZ.
I,TE -, : , lIROTELF.R . FqgwA.Appo
AND' COMUISSION .MSECWANTS and de.leas lu
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-"PILOVISIONS AND PILODUCF,GENEILLI,Lif,No.
.a. 5 Liberty street, •Ittelnirgit;_ft. • m 31.7
A 1-3 C • u rE,II, COMMISSION ' HANS,
21.. 'dealer, In CRUDE AND REFINED CARBON
L'ILS, GLASS, IRON, NA/LS, Sc., No: 1134 Liberty
atrial. kahndly
WILLIAM /ALM. J
p ar e, j 'DAVID N . WLVD.LXI3•
--- ,t•Ar.. ,Corfu,, I Special Partner.
AS EANS & COFM, successors to
13AL 111.Witellwi,' &cmae Co.. WIIOL ESA LS GSM.
43.15;1td, corned of Wrod and_Woter streets. ritcsturgh,
, Penn's. • • jy3:lly
Fi VOIGT - t CO. , euecossoi to L. CI
J-41... Gruff, pautfuez &ND CalltaSSldS SIRE
01:LiNT8, 247 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. P. ,tu6
JOISIi t. 110Ung 1r.01./11/ ILOCSL.
TORN L 'ROUSE Waot - sq4.r.
LI 'lnger= siviej Comuissfist liliaciwsrs, comer of
Smithfield anti Weter streets, Pittsburgh, Pit. .Iy7
. -.6 .1001 ART; VEIOLE
X 3 mita Gaorrtna ANC._ Qoxatiostow lacaoa.tNra, No.
ItY7 Wood strootTittoburgla. je:trily
15010.NMitiCiTIKPATRIIIR .44 W 1101.7.;
JLJ ems Gummi: and' dealers PLODS AND
Jb:EDS, tips. 19:1 =1,1'193 Llbtnty street:Pittsburgh.
A.,NIhS U ' comm.
• eucts Mmecnarra for ttni We or CRUDE AND AE.
FINED CARBON OILS, No. AO and 74)1ater lamer,
Plitsintign. Advances made on consignasonts.
_ DR CO GISTS
Duras Alsip cuntlciLs. rxiiruxtm,
VAITCY GOODS SURNINGPLOLD, 0.1145, FAX •
kc.,OL strictly prime gdat.
,ity, which hr oiler. at losut prim*. Comer Smltll
. and:Pdtatti stidets, Pltuburgti,.Pc •
Yneseripticms airatillly.mmatmmtlest at eli Law,
4(4;k
viervCr andtkatirifaztoier of ‘VIfiTS
1,£,..6 AND LIMA Itt;E; torber WooA Frout
UELN-d!..dt.laTi , Wkouts.u.s.
LEDUGS k PAINT'S, OILS, VARY:ISIIES AND
Mirkfer.UF,a. X 0.297 Llb.tty idavet, PittsbUrgh.—
• .61 1 ;inika , reteim .avra.t att.:aims. ml+2f
CS it.-
14RAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE A.7.4D
Dzioimurta, cAmai.T Men, Wild St.
(Thar istroute, Piltstrargh:-
1111.. GEO. a YCf .UxuaaisT,
L. 140 Woad street, oarbev. of Wood street and
Plttisburgb„.l'... '. __.
.12woix*Ers.
-^ "E - biacUONNE,LL, 'Avonazia
- Orne
- - - . 'second stoi7 fArmei t LAlr Bur.-
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cia. - it.9315L.;;0ne . 417 :k t ifteet, aloearleileed cetiee"
IfUlltleml.to the ee• In Vrialngton, Muria
tlon of gains, bcm . niles; do.
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Mai ,A TToz .
ErI...IIIZPATVICK S ISlEL
.l3a.arrirti-ar 153 rourthe4„,
griratirelthlleTd; Pittelmtell:Ps- ererrie n '
• THOMAS ATTONYBY
eines, No. leo Zonertle „street, ornate ' tram)
Pittabarple,.T.a...i • ' - sull:tseelyt •
kid)rtfte,. ".l444 adjoining the OfiLiorAti,...-'
Ftttabuixb Pe.. 1v2:011-9
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I,6!kr .73C41)13 , 145, 24.•L1 ploaecT.d, 'lna, nest
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PRODUCE.
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Lxvniwiiitura mmiduanoiecii t.vresz• -
Zati +llll3Ettilt - OREESE,AMODB; FMB. BA
OM 'BUTTED, LINSEED' OIL; 'POTS AND
PEA= ASHES, Ewa*, GEATIq; MIT= 'mar
and Prodada ramify. Bvst brands yaantly
oduayttnr.licout gaironla of- Nadia=
Co.'a calabrated Patept i ed Pear/ Starch. Nal. 116
Second and lid riAtiqp.;6thweetili:43 9 4 andfimith-
Eteld:Pitfabarp, i ate4dl9
tilltikstiti <MOUE VS.lit=—., ILN, get
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t. BMUS. Ponnitding and Connaindon Mar
ch= afAI dealer. In OHMS', BUTTZB, LAKE
FIEOPind 'Produne genataily. Ho. YS -- Woad gad,
above Watar. Pitnob b. , • Inri.
ARE . 9i - 4 - Yon rAcx- ;
tot st,reats:,• - •• • • • ,
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- somulmr ICOSlMLinifeliceth-seit -ooraisr-Food 4 and •
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1M4:4'41.84•414-14fineyrvetatarsal Huttojdju.
flFiliYlataf.strees.;
tizinumay• Orrizrarat
latraisix Com*Asy; Ittlm.t 3 rid'r
atartia4 , o.4 • ', • ' "
4 4 2 „ 82CESTAST " AM
FrTll2 Wed street.— = U
44
A . .1 -11r° 100177&.cramLN:it it,tutiktirk
T cm E Gostriusx; Mk StreAt. •
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rumour:en.: ~ ~ 1. aplOAtt:
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: 111110.7111 , 1 T. pf . .nitrigoi Kat* ittriettei
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faumwapreogoatucrtit.
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TillAlTLAYgrio; t(i)N tm :
Dittivat,PlA.NO. rcTZß,ina'
pork, Moak MAWWtratatztP... 1 1.M3
foritatmuia =LIM It*T
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UtIM%-7%bitaliValaca 1414101 VIV".
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LAZEA_R,
WHOLESALE GIIOcEES
:)31hlikt . ZION MEUCILANTS
C.E utakcoxid.
ja9:lo
PP. U. - !..II3SSATItICIL-L.-..:-...../150. W. stimpsymcx
1,V141, IL KiftIiPATRICK & CO.,
n
pROCLISS. GOPPIASION MERCHANTS
Dtlit.lB 1 Constar Pivalmcz.-No. 253 Liberty
.vent. I , A4bit . • nia
RODS. LITTLE, LIASISILE.
LITTLE & THIMBLE, WEIOLESALE
ORACLES its COMMISSION ME/ECKERT., deulon
lu PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, UIIRESE, risa,
CA1:BON AND LARD UIL : IRON4iAILS,GLAS,
COTTON YA11.30: "Zvi . Bitioburi/B:.Binuufactures
genet ntly, irtStetrtil - eitrisn; Pftuburgbi
DUNCAN AI 1x0NALD.....1. •11.8LTM-I.Z, J1L4..C.1.11.5t....1.
cDONALD-& AIti3UCK_LE, WHOLE
,
• M aaaa Gaoczua, Paouocz AND CONNIMION Mr.n
cniant, Julibtra ID N. O. 1j UGARS Azad MOLASSES,
'REFINED SUGARS:and - SYRUPS, , F LOUR, 8A
'0025, NIUE, CHEESE, SEEDS, dc., No, 253 Liberty
etnx4, ilttab b. ': %, i no14:1 -: --
.P. p. 0. surstuz.
RLYIIRR do BROTHIMS, succeasora.
iV to Rtymor Audenson, Wbolcsale tlealerw in
4111:11/11, ,NUTS-AND SUIGRS, CON -
ECTIONTRY; SUGARS, FIREAVORKS, ac., Noe.
1211 =ld • 12$ Vioal strcet, .bovo 'IIRI4 Pittsburgh,
PSittia. • • Jr.:billy .
AVIV. S. UKSL 0601108 1111.11.41. R.
TJLAD & GROCERS sou
COMMISSION tttacua...crs, ~nd dealers ;In all
lauds of COUNIMT racemes AND PITTSIIVItiII
raotc ars, ltd. 249 Liberty street, opposite Lewd of
Wood ott.t, Pittsburgh, Pa. •Ntly
anat.: nob L10Nr..1.::.. a_ Bouvet.,
ILDBIKIN Ll:itirto;
_Lt. ekes, Coisattsstos DIXECIlitiTil and dealers. In
all kinds 01 PROVISIONS, RUC/DUCE, and Pitts
burgh manufacturas; Nd. 251 Liberty etri,et, Pitts
burgh. m
A. Ai 1.3.42a11:1„ 'VVIIOLESALS, GROCER,
COYYMIION Alrscu.s.si and dealer in FLOUR,
PLIOLUVE PILOVLSIONS, 270
Liberty street, opposite Iliad, Pittsburgh, I's.
lid: Liberaladrances made on consigninants.
- IS.- ONES,- nor.o-.4kr.v.1.)
tv GROCERIEd, MANILLA ROPE, OAR.Utd,
OILS, PlTtatand Pittaburgla manufactured atitclas,
So. 141 - Wider great, abate dm MononiraLlelnßridge,
Putaburch, Pa. '
11011 Ma DALZELL r. Da.L.SaLL.
111 °13 etlc C0 7 ;01 . 1.103.10N 44 i3L1 ‘ igil l4 We n i t it u Wf OLE•
IttßeuA-wre, dealan! In: I , ItADUCE wad Pitt.
btrgit what,
-
LLLSIIr LAYBEILT ' - 4011.% Sulrtos.
LA.MBERT - & SLUPTON WlioLegeLz
llitoczna. , Pionect IrtAxxits 1
. od, - clomulavoi
3/Clielarrretrgt;:Z . SlLL lancet, - i'lltsburgh, P.
IrA•kly
vsTT
JOIIN.. W
.. . .... JOLIN
&AV ILSO' ti, uor..m4ALE.Gso
-1 V CZ.. l;0.1115.510N MEBCILLSTII, and dealtra tu
aud PittaLutgb—brtnuufacturvs, NO, 158 Lib
erty arr,et, Pittsburg:. 025
riA I A ii. DICKEY 6c CU, %V HOLESALE
Gaocaa►,Coxyvtswtua illtd*OierS p,
PgoD43GE r tics. WW.stor strret, atd 63 Semis street,
Pittsburgh. I
iirw. W. JAL% 6. DXLVOItTIi.
.S.DILWORTH CO., Wilol
V • t3O ebd 1.11 Second etrt.ol, new
nol
balitlifl«ld, Pit I.sinu gb.
JOHN 11.0 T D.- VIAL.* FLOYD.
JOII.N FLU 17 1.) 4k, CO., WipLFs.! no
t, COLS AND CA/9.14 , 10N blEitclusul, No. 172. Wool
LiNdyty ..davetirigit.t.rgfr-r-
•
,WILLIA-NE.-- BAG AL - EY - ; - "W — iiOLESAILE
TT G 11.047 Is V.',o moot, Pitt,
burgh, I. ' trrl3.llf
SMO=I
A LF- xAN ' - RANG W HOLESALE
9*ocut, 1131,..0rtar ,‘lxt• Asu. to. 27 - 3 Liberty
stresu, rittsbctrgl;.P.lL, ruhti
vracrukcirts
1:111NIEL BEiNNETT & SON MAND - -
rAcrrfttas wurrx STUN'E CHINA AND
4141.1.Att CQLOI.4ED WARE.
ItlrOfFll.7E ANL WAIIIIIIMLL AI NO. 74 FIITILI
mhl.s.lylsvg_
it.. 11.a.c.c..1.11. ...
....1.1.11P11.1.3........74,..A.J.L.A.
AgAgIi. I 3STSIS II ; 11E3L1111L1,14t, CU,
..LJ.L am.errito ando'llllra etreets, near the City
Water Works, Pieubutzh, Pa., Manufacturers ut
MACKINIOnIi AND ILEISIPAILL'ii 1111'1;111;ED
PATENT USOLLLNI.C4t.iIiTIitAbI ENGIN.Ett AND
ALV LS, et all Area tint but etre.
timing put up. machinery of Large "parity end o 1
the Ltat quality, it. are prepared to Leary Job,
liing,orid anticat wart La this lino, trolling that by
piviaptuesa, and the character of our work, to merit
public patronage.
tF Write: apocLll alttution to ant BALMICEIi
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINM, ae combining
advantages heretofore unattained in :this clam of
Engine". .)ants •
J. .zsucHE, AIANCFAMIA.P..OP
J. ANDAix& in au. cm," or COPPE442OII
- PURE lila; - Wll/SKY arid-FAMILY
Nor. .1.4.9,191,193 and k.).s.,strati,
tiottrect, Bztls2.ltfield sad Grant ortriebt, Pittstargb. •
04' orders roltzited. ;nark'', vitt,
pall for AYE.
Cir Fusel 011 .41 all atber pawn:tons ingtutlent
carerully extracted, by a pmaesa new and itopnyver.l
ocl2
ius'rll ahi...SIIiNUIS
ilrirn , yr a Fire and Liberty at es,
.PIIFSBLIR Pet.,
)4u:tureen:aim or
SUPEZIOD. STEAM ENGINES.
etc.. etc. , , oy Sett
6k.: V EtCA-si phirt. o. - SO WArga
PittsbUrgh. matnautorer of DorLDD RITETS,
WILOUGHTIDIKES, COMMON AND DA fU OA
of cvte7 ,
idtadi or .14*d SDIZili CAI DIV.
-I '4, large or wrakll., made to order Ft - short nonce.
. 0 00 d 410; , 011Ment i ronntintly nl3 hint. ms.^Ass r
P1CEL517:..,4,.. T. Cafit 1.
SlO B. GLASS WORE.S.-I-
E- - 11.IINEETT & C 0.,: Gus& Itiarr&o.
WOLYN, NCIU.Sh No. J2 ' Wood. Woo, cornet
' • •
of. Firft, Plum burg,
PIZ a AX)., - ..), 215
WELIA -PiturbOish.
.troot.. *pi VJLIF..B AND SlVllell
manuGecturen of WI:UPI:4 Van Elt 'tr./al/ED
E44,'s.od. every description - 6f-
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TUESDAY MORNINO, MAY 20
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gen, Hunter's Proclamation and its Effect.
LATE FROM; CHATILESTON
[Brom the N. T. Erdinin Post of Saturday:l
.By the nrrival of the transport steamer At
lantic at this port to-day, we have late and:
important - news froth - South Carolina. The:
Atlantis left Port Ito'gal on the 14th instant;
and brings Charleston papers to. the 12th..
The effect of General Hunter's proclamation
and the,beginning ofthe hrganixatlon of the
armed nogroes into regiments of Zouares cP
A/siva are fully stated in the following letter,
from our correspondent at Port Royal. •
Pow? ROYAL, Mar 14. 1862.
.0n fiaturday, _the 10th, Major-General
Hunter's order of ethancipation (dated . 9th,
fell like a bombshell upon the community;
black and white, of Pert Royal. On Sunday,
Impatient, as it would seem, with the delay
in recruiting .his "Aorieve d'Afrique," the
General ordered a collection . of all the able
bodied Degrees in the plantations held by ne
to be made at Hilton' Head. This was dons
on Monday, without any explanation at Scat
to the blacks, who submitted in considerable
alarm, having the fear of Cuba and a forced
conscription held up to them ! It soon cads
out, however, that the General's intentions
wore eminently humane and judicious.
' The crowd of darkhitizens were put into a
comfortable camp, well fed, and Informed that
they were to be registered and have fro Pec
perm for them and their families; and 'after
proper explanation of the terms and object of
enlistment, were to.,huee their free choice to
rolist or return to thepiontotion.
HOB THE, NEGeoi3 TKO TIME VIIESDoIi
I war ono of a party who visited their camp
this morning, at General Drayton's planta
tion, about two miles from the Head, and
never saw • happier looking crowd., they
- were busy at clearing mare camp ground,
cooking food and other necessary work, and
all reamed activity and cheerfulness. Col.,
Kenzie, lately of Gen. Hunter's staff,,coni
mands the regiment. The company officers
arc taken from the non-commissioned OffiCo7B
and privates of our army, and those I sued
there, headed by Capt. Trowbridge, et Co. A,
teemed well chosen. and tell of the right
spirit, and very ritn,iuine of BMW], both- in
recruiting add in Makings gaud regiment.:'
One o lbeer ventured the opinion that when
they got their mimic going, and a tow of the
7,oWlllkes droned untform, all would enlist
who were fit to nerve. Gen. Hunter, too,
reamed determined that there ■hculd be no
such word 113 rail.
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Among military -men groat dilfetoncee of
opinion prevail, but it is belie•ed that, both
,th soldiers and ofheetre, the movement will
-he popular, when it in seen how completely it
I. in the interest of the white soldier auveVas
the black—by furnithiog • force for thou°
kinds of duty arid Those I.ations in - which
toe black it cafe, while the white ',Airier can
only Ferro at great hazard.
cL.lll;ri issia.r.xcr=,
Toe ibth of May is the extreme date when
i: i■ safe fur whites to he exposed in certain
totalities, and even ou Hilton Head the ordi
nary duties (lessene-d an they hove been by
General Hunter's tatsitsry precautiorub) have
caused a great deal, of sickness. It is clear
that, If the war lairs., we must profit by the
example of 'England in the East and West
Indies, end in but reason keep ouri white
troops only for no emergency, and pat as
much of the needepik work and exposate as
possible upon our!ltleek fillow-ettizest, now
made free ass military necessity.
X VS/ imam chaktkavniti
Returning with lighter Iterate from our visit t
to the Zeiler** d'Attrique we-were met on the!
wharf with the Owl news of the evacuation
of Norf.; , indicating at it does the despair!
el the rebels as tt. holding Virginia. This;
was brought by Robert Small, the pilot of the+
little steamer Plainer, which has been em-.; 1
pinyed iu transferritig siege guns from one!
point to another around Cheklestou. He has
long been planning this movement, but.da
toyed It a little to hring some authentic good.
news with him ; this he hod in tho columns oft
the Charleston Coarier',l Monday, 12th. ll.'
brought with him his family and those of hiiq
crew, and several valriable siege guns, includ-i
tog a line eight-lbots rills. H.. cleverly got:
clear on Monday night of his arhititeaptain,t
shipped his family, end at daylight Tuesday
boldly steered by 'the forts, giving his usual
salute dt. the stimuli 'whittle, then; hoisting the;
white flag, he steered for our squadron, and'
reached hero this morning. it Is noteworthy'
that Gun. floater's order of emancipation,.
whieh true circulated here only on Saturdey,,
had reached Charleston (its parport,at least,)
beforolte left.
it I. mid that his vessel and guns are worth
near $38,000, a Oise to the blockading fleet!
Will;not Congress by unanimous consent
give those bald fellows the full value of their
prise as an ancoat 'gement to others? ' Robt.l
Small is a shasp-Ipoklng, intelligent fellow
of medijatii *lie and apparently about thirty:
years
• Tat Sanaa/ Aornol saw in the departure!
of Gen.Rufttsßaxton for South Carolina, as ,
Military Governor, a premonitory symptom;
that Gen: krunter..Was to bo superseded for his!
"remarkable proelsnraiinn." But we Imagine , '
Gen. Sexton will le 'Military Governor only,
ILI Gen. Viola bolds the 'amen position at Nor-i
folk, and Gin. Foster at, Beaufort. General!
Saxton is ik Idassaohnsetts man, and-has beern
tp the regular , arty, ehiefly in the Quarter-1
master's department.—ehicago Tiridems. . I
Gan. Saxton is an Abolitionist of the niirn!
kind—a iliassachissetts,ii:berlitionisi t , and hisj
was„rovoll' knowa,to tko,
en be Isiss a oi Instead:
nroppesing ..tuntor's "remariside pro's
limation,'"ln--siiii I,o . . l ;l° l ' l 'W-with
Liar offiner'en givipg iE force upd ifficany:
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' qaspes :;140Air!r, cot., VA%
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I to the New York Timm says : . . •
Ne s resulted Washington to-day or I:pain
ful character res*ting Col. C. H. Van Wyek,
members"( Congress, Chairman of the Intel
tigatioy.fh -mitten - )w commanding a'regi-.
omit fa II said to be arrested'
by otier.oi Ithd' placed under
close colds yeaciadilloes of ideoH
eally Oki j ar with those of which
his Comr tied others—frnixds on
the Giveri rbeir details; with the
hope that explanations 'may be
made.
A )VauuttlOro . g . le ter eayr that
,flan.
Pd'Dogelre
,apay; has peen recruited by . nearly
all the tore. ootootendoh by Gen.. Balki.
Thiel' the mum,. Ivo •presuote, why..Dmile
has had to tall ba'ck,to Straasburg.
We eap
pop}„it is pot latendeA at puica.t...tp 'pup
the etlley to Staunton. . GooN . Eosmosf. I,
going tiPlbe ',ahoy' oh ittei . riestera slchi`of
the Shenandoah Alountalus, latitt , obuie , lntp
the chest Valley, st or beyond, StattUton, led
take possession. at 'AU Ralliead tueutug' to
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NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
tk.rrestsamients of ths' Pittsburgh Gelato
We begin now to see and taste.some of the
bitter fruit' of the slarcholders' rebellion ben.
This city la cow quite a Mecca of released
Union priioners, anti poor wounded heroes,
who fell maimed in tho bloody conflict at
Williameburg. The story of these pris
oners, such of them at least no I have
conversed with, is doleful indeed. How
men could Tiro through what they
have experienced, I can scarety conceive.
There are many indignities and wrongs which
were heaped open them too gross to repeat in
your paper ; too beastly to be thought of save
by some traitor, or some ',comb:mist in die
gulps, such as you have now apologising for
thn Southern savages in nil Northern cities,
calling it "Democracy l" A Philadelphia liey
with whom I converted, told me that he had
soup served to him with vermin floating in it I
TO° maggots in the meat were cooked at the
lime time with it. •
"What did you do in that case'?" I asked.
"Oh, itwas•thator nothing," said the poor
fellow, "so I shut my eyes and ate it."
Many of our dear fellows looked so sad and
woe-begone when they landed bore I Many
of them*.bad the dirty, disgraceful socesh
clotting—a sort,of cinnamon colored, convict
cloth, just fit for a accesh to wear, but not
decent far a Union soldier to tripoli!, feet on.
They bad, however, bean reduced to. the is
dignity.of having, in many instances, to dress
like Seff:Diivis' ghouls. This seemed to set
herd upon them. They feared they mightbe
mistaken for prisoners from the vagabond
hordes that defile the fair earth of Virginia.
All of . them looked war-worn, weary and
bleached. SO long.had they-been confined in
the horrid pens of that land of desolation and
terror, that the very son had failed to shine
with - honest face upon theirs, poor fellows,
and the sickly hue of the blasted air of slave
land had spread a paner on•their cheek. Who
can think of that sad land of "aecesh" with
out recalling some of those flaming scenes
from Dante's Inferno, ur descriptions of some
withered and desert land where ghastly skele
tons are behind each door, or in st.oue walls
where the living man had been entombed I
But it does one's heart good to see bow they,
albino the dear old flag now; tbey look upon it
with a nen( OM; they fret what It means.
I raw some of them walking in the Capitol
grounds amid the pleasant shade of trees this
afteraeon, and they seemed so happy In their
new freedom that I fairly envied them. As
soon as the pay rolls of all tho boys are coin
plete,and they are paid off, they will have a
furlough,, when they shall see home and eivil-
ration , •
Besides ihesaraleased plissaera,,alang, sad
train of anibuitincos horo to e hiispitals bun
dread of sick and W
woundedp'ylio bad - como
hither from the Pininsuls, Accommodation;
aro provided hero for leveret . thousand. • They
are all - made very comfortable. To the credit
or Governor. Curtin be it said, ho has snared
no pains to ',acorn the greatest possible
amount of care to the Ponueylvanis. troops
who may be sick or wounded. Dr. Pelesion,
agent for our States run:tains hero and devotes
his time to their interests.
Theo, there are; besides our own, a large
boat load of the poor, deluded, miserabie
creatures, why have been taken prteoners—
being, wounded. Mee t of them are said to be
horrid elieetacies; of filth and equator, and
their very fagewstampcdwittrmaltgnant hate.
Some of them. die with foul imprecation,
against.their country and its defenders upon
their lipe. Some of them. however, hoping,
probably, to get .well so that they may "Cake
the °nth of ntiejiartre" and get back to tight
again, 60( . 01 quite penitent. They, 'nil of
them, have the came treatment es uur wound
ed. The kindness exhibited towards them
goaerally appears to be attributed by them to
cowardioo, as far of I can judgc.
Yesterday and' tri-day . I saw a new night in
Vasbibgtonosbout ono hundred contrabands
a bOdy to work under thy cbargo of
,dicerl: Theis to rn abundance , (4' ...rwric-for
tboto—tturses to tend, londs about tbo city to
drain. l Tesisla to losCanii sidor;d, etc : , and
they i work 'as peaceably and willingly
If any people it. the world . Why not? T hey,
ney, have "risked peaceably all their lives
for nothing i ,tery not now 1 the same for
P 2 l"
/ law here yastolday, Mr. Wray, or Pitts-
burgh, Quartormastor, of COL Rowley's Regi
ment mi.) Be is hero with a
vessel Joading with army stores for Rich
mond. The James river will probably be
open to a few dies. Ile is In fine health;
says the llith stood up to the fight in the bat
tle of Willierssburg, by which I mean they
lay down to it. The foe firititgrape and can-
Icier over tbeue'till day while they lay dowil'
and deed away lii'retutm. The regiment lost
but si I believe; ;heir names he could
net recall.
You alll meettorr that the seettaaion foto
,crary,whlchlaczna all who act with Vahan
digham tisn't char tho wholo of 'cm, morn• o
lone oponly,)ln'tho prdre, t o F ecur
rho removal of fleu. Humor from hio corn
wand at the South
expressed by Richardson, of Illinois, to-dry.
Ito said' inch a taunt as ilunier's wee worth
5,000 men to tho enemy 1 because it ,would,
disgust and dishearten the Union mon of the'
Border States I' They are going to opim all
their batteries on ilfr. Lincoln. They argue
that he condemned Promoot for far less than
Hunter his done., They forgot, however, that
since last Anguai we' have been living fast;
we are at loon a century older in experience.
I think you will fled that Gen. Hunter was
Cent out with large discretion ;:he hoe cer
tainly "done the .handsome thing," and. I
Aran Mr. Lirleoln may, see his ,way Ow to
'sistain him. sure ho Will do 'what
he. believes to be test and right. The
seiession Democracy kre, honorer, bent on
rolling a stoma 'about his care.
VailandighlM, Ben Wood, Wall, of New
Jersey,, and others of that stripe, were again.
in. secret conclave at the Continental Hotel.
in Philadelphia, last evening. think their.
seoret tlesigns..are understood, and. hare no
doubt that Sin dpo:time they will bring pp in
some safe place not south of Mason and Dizoni.
It is believed to bo. a /char of the C.'s.
that is being - I den& think the:
public 'mind. is in a 'my good condition let
stand much from' these fellows et present. If
V: comes ,to Pittsburgh in his course, I hope,
'his friends will take good oars of him. They
will all heer,wateidng... VISITOR.
THE Bassi.* sy Waal' POla't -73.tottk
CrELES.-I , lr. Do Witt Simonton, a privata
ono of tho NeW — i lersey regiments at the bat-i
tie of West Point; writes to • the Paterarin
Register that the i advatiekof the rebels -:vrtis
four regiments'of ne . g4s,, who killed . moftl
of our teen. Wolost In killed', wounded and
missing, threw hundred. ..11 was . an awful
eight as we advanced •Moxt fief to see .otir,
dead that we wire unable to'ga r the day le .
fore. Every one had heen;hityoneted oftr .1 e14 1 9
shot. ()Mr bad Xis bend ncarfy cut ofana oil
4 ",
thes4 had
Tan Mon, James Dizonotto ,sersqd four
yowls with hearty appreration ttatt;Whig magi
her of the Efouso !Vail lho Mertferd Distriopp
'Conn. : his just been nominated and sure 10
be re-elatted for a roctond tam of six years to
tho U. 8. Boost.. Mr. tr.xon Is in politic**
tioderaio Republican,- anAndustrloris, lelthfid
legiolitiOr, and o gentleman 'clictinqueitlonlid
probitylind unfailing suavity. - • - !
Tn. - OLD [tango Bonns.--The Secretary Of
Wsir sent s communication to tbo Senate '44.
the . drafts or
sell and' Waddell, endorsed 'by a .E x-Socrotoir
of War John:#. 7 El(44; b whfolilt appiinid
that $875,000, was in, Aprtt of lost yes;
Istooint of Wad drifts ontetandtnk to pili►le
beads, 'stilly the ssmount sus to Moms. fitui,
tell'and'Widdeß>!a.sBfl~:JSoOi
logiiiiiaAtinO'llinat7 instPunce
Ot 128 Isturaesit•Ompofts doh*. * MAW.
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WASIIINO2ON, May 16, 1S
Ttb det.rmlnitluo was
VOLUME LXXV-==NO. .'167. -1
'The Mountain Department-. Gen .,
Blenker's Division.
A letter to the Cineintiati•Gasette gives the
following deecription of the march of General
Tlenker's Division, and its suffering, before
its arrival et its destination in the blorratain
Department. It wjliaw see busy tithes, af
ter its long linactiqty
At Burlbigton tie mot the first brigade - of,
the Bleaker Division, who had come over froth'
Winchester', by way of Baninok. - They were
under the eommaeld of Gen. Stahl, it' fine • ap- .
pearing other. From the men I learned' many
particulars! in regard to their march from
Washington, .At the timed' the evacuation of
Manassas they were located in front of Wash
ington, near linnter'a Chapel.
Under Gem' bleClallan's orders they aim-,
dened tents, and marched to Centreville. .
From Centreville they were ordered back to
Hunter'o Chapel. They were then ordered'
; to the lifountain Department, And . marched"
' by way of t entreville to Warrentown. • From
Warrentown they crossed the country by way,
of Paris, poising ever the Blue Ridge and the
Shenandoah river to the vicinity of Winches-,
ter. They frequently took tho wrong tray,
and aft.:4 Marching miles would have to march
back again, They wets continually exposed
to the weather withent tents. For three days
at a time they were exposed to severe
sometimes en .great as to put out their camp_
fires. A great part of the time they were on.
very scant allowance of rations, and at one'
time were three days without food.
In crossbar: the Shenandoah, a • raft wax:
contracted that proved insufficient and gave,
way, drowning 75 mon.
When they reached the vicinity of; Winches:
tor, the men were In very bad plight. ' Their
shoes were ; worn out, and their. pants all in
rage. Gen. Schenck was detailed by the Wat
Department to come to their relief. Sbittid.. ,
ant commilsary stores were supplied them:
-They were furnished with new . pante' and 1
shoes, and now appear hearty and .4:ln:tant
after all their hardships. They will no doubt
• make efficient soldiers in this department: '
They were paid off at Winchester, and ae 'they ,
passed the farmhouses thoy Were eager to 130•
such articles as milk, cheeseeggii,.and fresh ;
bread, offering the most extravagant prices:
The farmers were, ready to nit at moderate
prices so Ling as it lasted, but theiriruPplimi
were soon exhausted. I was surprfied 4t, the
extortion of the sutlers In selling to those meni
A piece of Oboes* that would cost two Mita itt
Cincinnati} they would sell for 25 eente.t
loaf of coarse bread, worth three erten:Aleuts,:
they would cell for tWatity-eve eentsv. and
these articles were eagerly bought nil by
the men at these prioes-the only ,dtfiP.:
catty being In getting change for their Treits; •
cry notes.: Some two or three hturdred ' eon,
trabands accompanied this 'alga& as. team-
lame, cooks and servants. They Ladcome
in with them at Washington and on the way
from there: here. They give them clothing
and - rations and ten dollars per month, which
the negroes consider much preferable to work
ing for rations and , clothing. Their masters
generally having gone to war, they concluded
to try war also. „Many of them were employed
.sumo months ago in the rebel fortifications,
and are legally entitled to their freedom by
the net ofiCorigress passed In July. They
enjoy_cain life hugely, and have no idea of
going bse to serve with their old masters;
Wheneverthe, soldiers came to a firm house;
where no dispradtion was shown to sell therrt
each articlos as they had, the soldiers usually
persuaded some of the ountrbando to go with
thorn.
From .Gen. McClellan's ;army.
' Itorra'S Chimer, Va., May 12,1862.-
.Gen;
McClellan, yesterday, 'issued the following
order:
firinonatress Agstr or elta POrtrale,l .
Itaper'.. Ukareh, May 10,1862. 5 ...,
Sr rout. dames So. 141.—The commie/J.l4g Gen.,
oral learns;nth regret that, notwithstanding the oa ,
den *tread•• • breed on the subject, the men of 140,
command bare committed many depretlaUoris sines'
leaving Yonitorrn. •
Toe tlaustal Las trnstwofthy,lnformat ion_ I/Mt sonio
of the officers con overeat with the cornmeal rat only
do not try to prevent thee° outrages, but are guilty
of thom themselves. The attention of the Division
Commanders Lactated to this ea...lett, and the strictest
an-aearea will be tarn to prevent all kinds of deprt4
dation/. Any of the men hereafter found guilty of
sualing will be Immediately placed In Iron, Lied by a
Mil:tarp I....yelaslssfaa, and punished to the natant of
the tor.
Division Lrnmandrn will be held strictly respotil
eihts that '
p f ... 6
corder are strictly obeyed. The orders
with rm t et, stragglers and tear guard have not
Feet, obey DITSIOU add Brigade Commanders will
h.• held y es ble that the orders are carried out in
future. W en the bead of a division approaches*
house, the Provost 35araltal will send a guard tore.
male at it, until !the next dleislon arrives. If the
PravOat guard Is not large enough, more will b e loge
ttlahod.and of CM best troops in the command. '..
By cornmand of , 214. Gen. DuCtzt.s.a.s..l
S. UM/LAUB, A. A. General. . .
. A Coleo r el of fa Now York regiment ii :noir
in close %knit, !and will soon be tried ,lirefore:
this Comnilsalob for picking up and appropri ,
ating to tho use of his -regiment baettn 'and
r i l
Indian Mal abandoned by the Rebel army
in its di tit ;: also, for attaching Mel harm
to a 1161 rted Secession. ambulance with the
stamp, " . ii. Ilititon, maker, Fifth etreet,
Richmon ," on its side, and hauling up in RI
to hie es p twit, of his .Liouterlants, cabins,
toil by sing needlesslr'"rushed" On ' the'
march day.before yesterday, and the knap
sack' of any ;of his Mon whoyfellautof the
ranks on l ,d,enrik by Vie wayside; also, for
taking a mule and two Seceeti her es, said be,
have beeiin 'the Rebel army, and to ha'
been - foe d in - the keeping of straggling Se
cosh ' sol tars in the woods, and'Using thoM
toliatil three of - the Union repeating - guns.
Numerous other arrelts of -Colonele, Con
tains, Lieutenants and privates have been
made onicharges, the Statement of which , 1
barn only heard or parts; and which I refrain
from pm lishing.i lint ono-thing is Certain.
The b eg oat powarin thaland should instant
ly Bottle the relation to US which. these rebels
bear. Wliat'isre they? Ale - ttieY - enemies,?
.Ate they friends.? • Thie question ithonlci,net
j
be left t the determination of any colOnand
et in is told, or any.lndividaalman In often:
Osingrei , and (longings alone should decide
_it—end t should decide it fort hwith. i..
.Are hese rebels enemies to the - I United
States overnthont and to the United - States
EllMiGs ri4 the 'sense thatrebellion igainst can-,
stitutelle.nthority in. European StAteihas for
Ceo Will+ Uenitituted ill who paiticipsied ',in
the critre'tn lie ',public 'enem ies? : Are they
"enemies in tile' sznie"sense that the Mexicans
- were eill attei 'when • Scott was '9ll siterri fn.
their en Mart • Arethey enemies in a ligliiii
:and deadlier Beni., thew were the • Mexican",
and ha :burdened themselias with a bloodier
7
guilt,. a d incurred 'armor ponalties;than.did
a poopi who simply dispute over °lama" :toi a
bounds y,line?—Cor. N. ..r: . TrOuitr
to Appointulnt itoCii).l4lltary
raol,4;ier in
• A spaniel diepatch to the Neil; York .Tioies
sitys.tUt in consequenco of than:non] of ill
Natioaattroops Argo Kentucky AO chi theatre!
of. nark hither 6outh, the SeesstiOnists
• Itiatticky;'numerotai tnAnitnylobalitics; have
Nkomo 'frorylzriatitiont and isidosz. literates
fof Ilimphrer Marshall horn hien' openly,
enlisted in Conte of. the central mantles, dis
..loyaLea'ndidates for civil *tacos here 'dsolanxi
''ittionsal'
j res 'and pituitterings of Union ettissis
in exporackseations hare takciArdaeo.,• Under
tttote.Onuntostanoes, and. in_complianoa. with
tho revinst of the dillittary dlostd of Banuiov
tho •LiatlOnaL Government will .probably staid
F Militiry;(roirarnos to . ICtintuaki, nicaiod
with, inch povier Ana." Johnsonhas; - to' de .
the dlati mid& gefEn 'Ao do,:an dr to ,
Tiiirc &imbricating four - fold ' the. patailt-:
Anent t ha t they infilat:• .on • ljniotilstiv-f
foree o fir•thonsand' , lioldidreirlii pmbibl
book up this inoretoent," • Gasuldic a !Boil*,
of Kankaek7tlThstledAt brigade ao Shiloh, is'
spoken f as• the Military Governor. Zen
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Aha Ifni= ettosp..ttoethoutanci niors.than her
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