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Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, W.A.R JNEW S. The Vicksburg Citizen of the 20th says, some to prevent the passage of our transports on the was seized by a battalion of Alabama cavalry nay, to my personal knowledge there are better this infernal rebellion, against you, Jeff. Davis, Federate landed at Warrinton and had a few Mississippi. who were on their way to Manassas. He was men in hell to-night. (Great merriment.) and your whole clan. Now help yourselves the One and Inseparable.” Capture of a Rebel Steamer an St. Francii skirmishes. Gov. Shorter of Alabama calls out A parole prisoner from New Orleans, 18th, taken to be a servant in the army, and will be We have had the Presidency South, since the best way you can.” (Cheers.) Finally the River, ArUauuii, with n load of Troop, says Gen. Lovell’s forces, are still at Camp aud Milatry Storoa. all the male population not subjected to the sold when tho war is over, and I never expect organization of tho government, eighty years thing got hotter and hotter, and tighter and conscription law for a State guard. Mooro, at Jackson, Mississippi. to get anything for him. I had been told, and ago, down to the present time, twice, gentle­ tighter, until they commenced mobbing, hang­ Cape Giardeau, Mo., May 24.—Dispatches we had all been told, that Lincoln’s invading men, to your once. We elected five men to the from Col. Daniels of the 1st Wisconsin cavalry, ing, whipping and shooting, and threateniiq; New York, May 28. Baltimore, May 29. hordes were coming down South to steal our Presidency, and re-elected them, they filling, me with personal violence. My faniily sur­ dated “ Camp Lagrange, Dunklin county,” negroes, and capture our rice and cotton plan­ each one of them, a term of eight years, mak­ contain accounts of the capture of the steamer A Fortress Monroe letter of the 26th inst., Gen. Dix has requested the Corn Exchange rounded me, and some of my neighbors who says the Naugatuck, has arrived from City to display the National Flag from their build­ tations and divide them among the Yankees ; ing forty years. Then we elected divers men to had influence with me, begged of me to leave Daniel E. Miller on the St. Francis river, with but we never expected the flower of the South­ one term, who served their full terms out. So, stores and provisions and a company of rebel Point with despatches for tho Navy Depart­ ing. _________________ _ my family. The females of my family, with ment. ern chivalry to turn into negro stealers as soon from the origin of the government down to the tears in their eyes, begged me to take my horse troops bound for Memphis. They captured the Philadelphia, May 29. as the war begun. And allow me to say here, present time, we of the South have had the pickets and the boat itself before it was out of The-fleet is ready to attack Fort Darling as and ride into the country and get out of the soon as the order is given. The rebels have A private letter from an officer in Gen. Mc­ while I am on the subject, that from the time office twice to your once ; while no man North storm, saying that they would feel easier and rifle shot distance. In reply to ■ the command this war commenced there has been regularly of Mason and Dixon’s line ever was re-elected to lay to, the enemy sent a volley of musketry. increased their forces considerably on the south Clellan’s staff, dated Headquarters, Monday, safer if I were absent. I agreed to do so, and bank of James river from City Point to Rich­ says a search found Mrs. Col. Lee and her two organized bands of negro stealers and negro to the Presidency—ever was permitted to be re­ retired. I hail no sooner retired than the rebels Our troops then brought to bear upon them a traders accompanying the rebel army in the elected. We called fora fugitive slave law, six-pounder, which, after sending one shot mond and have forced the citizens of City Point daughters near Old Church to-day. They were appointed squads of cavalry to capture me, and sent to Whitehouse under a guard. Mrs. Lee border States. They have stolen in Missouri, and you gave it to us ; you helped us to enact through the hull, killing Lieut. Col. Lewis and and tho vicinity to retire to the interior. William B. Wood of Alabama, a Colonel com­ They are improving the defences on the Ap­ expressed great surprise that our army should Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia and North Caro­ the law. We clamored for the repeal of the manding a regiment from North Alabama, and one private and wounding three others, caused lina more negroes, and run them off South, Missouri Compromise, at the South, and you the steamer to surrender. About 60 prisoners pomattox river. have gone so far North of Richmond. an unprincipled, God-forsaken, hypocritical Beauregard visits Richmond, only to confer than all the abolitionists between heaven and assisted us, and you did very wrong when you Methodist preacher at that, (laughter) marsh­ were taken, ainong|whom was ono Colonel.— hell havo captured in tho last forty years. (Ap­ did so, in repealing it. I fought that iniqui­ Nono of our men were hurt. with the rebel leaders concerning his operations Parson Brownlow in Boston. aled his men upon the street and made aspeech in the West. It is said he reached Richmond plause and laughter.) tous repeal all the time, and I here to-night to them, sending some one way and some We copy below the Journal's report of the They are a pretty set of devils to talk about denounce every man, North and South, who New York, May 28. with extraordinary difficulty, and doubts are another, armed with double-barreled shot guns, speech of Parson Brownlow, on the occasion of the negro freight conveyed by the New England voted to repeal the Missouri Compromise.— ®Iw WilUje (Sarden. The Tribune's Washington despatch says Col. expressed concerning his safety on going back. and instructed them if they came across Brown­ his reception at the Music Hall, in Boston, on underground railroad. While I am upon this (Applause.) low, not to attempt to take him alive, but to Fitz Henry Warren of Iowa, has been nomina­ subject I may as well say all I intend to say We clamored for the annexation of Texas at New York, May 29. Friday evening, the 23d inst. shoot him to pieces, riddle him with balls.— Cucumber, Melon and Squash Vines. ted for a Brigadier General. upon this subject ; and that te this : I am the the South, because her extensive area would Those were the instructions, and they were Despatches to the Times indicate that Hano­ Charleston papers of the 21st inst., state that Ladies and Gentlemen : I will apprise you in advocate ot the Federal Government, and the afford us territory out of which to carve five or eager to obey them, because each one wanted ver Court House was captured by Gen. Porter’s four of our vessels shelled three Islands in the Make a frame of common boards, six inches advance of anything and everything I may say, army guaranteeing to the loyal men of the six more slave States, and you granted it to us ; the honor and the glory of killing the old Par­ high and eighteen inches square or thereabouts, command. harbor the day previous, viz :—Coles, Kiawah of what you will all have discovered without South and everywhere—well and established you allowed it to us, helped up to annex Texas ! and Goat island, and that the rebels retired son ; it would have secured any fellow an ap- according to the size of your hills or the advan­ Gen. McDowell and Aid were in Washington my telling it beforo I take my seat; that is to and authenticated loyal men, true to the Union So that we are in the midst of this revolution potntment of Major General at the bands of tageous cutting of your cloth. Coyer the top yesterday, and returned to Fredericksburg after after burning their quarters.