The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1865, Page 8

eS | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1868. re maT eS RR a a RE A il EE publie address sluce our correspondent's arrival tn Nash- FJ No. Tdoade whether Re would te allowed to darken the opon the tomy) of the Un'on, with the Anrrican flag as to.sn0 every Uaioe mean shot down te cald Mood by rl OUR NEW PRESIDENT, iia nce. ones snes an fame el nwa testa ff ining eet The mah wan eed ih vs le a Seri Tee Bese” Tower house of the Legislature, Ii requived the owues p.'°re® apyiauee, and at its cenctuston the soldiery and hip of ten negroes for eligi lity, He only owned mine Rg vitizen® Yoined in singing “Hallelujab,” with » grand lor ha coco ons thems Get they’ hove chase been cunts |uborua ‘and thvilling effect. jented by the Southern wonf deraey, and they have themPY They wyphte fils Lume, # ere Lib wile wad cin, ppLERVING IN COLUMBIA, TENN.—NARROW ESCAPE Le dclivered & patrioiie address He cordially welcome! Colonel Campbell and his reimens to the soll of Ten- nossce in behalf of the Union mew, and earnestly wished them God speed im marching through the State on this n= FP micsion to maintain the Univn and the constitution, and , eighs yeurs old, ‘cousum!ng with consump- GOVERNOR JOHNSON—SFSECH OF NEIL 8. to put down treason. He evowed that when the sent! wife and child ito the streets, fi] ‘3ROWN, ETO. ments of the people of Tennessee could be beard the by Noopptal and Sesrackn, His servanws be ug conte ated. State wonld stand disenthrellod from eeceesion, and etsy oe @iMoutty and much g fring that hie? dare being followed up. One was held to-day in Columbia. t il Li i Interesting Personal Reminiscences While Governor of Tennessee. i = 3 = elgning the paper. U1 ref in moat sickening are : from the Sau, Thoy report the 4,08 Korrible f @ wie aud little boy were enabled Lo reach tbe house of » gait was addrese:d Governor Johnson and Neil & [fj and talk over the subject, outrages by sf become aguin a sovereign member of the Union. Fireiative, many miles distant. Cail you this Southern FE grown, the frat Paaoeama the laitor on the Union| G0V. Joux:ox—How long a time will you require? GOVERNOR JOHNSON’S POLICY PRRVATLS, ARRIVAL OP DISTINGUISHED UNION MEN—THEIR Pi rights? |W x0, God preserve me from another sueb in¥ic Rev, Mr, Sraox—My w-fe is at some » and my Szpreynen 11,—Governor Johnson's policy, regarding bee Mj platform this season, An appr hendcd aeeident, whether ff famiiy having recently labored under a severe domestic afiliction, I would, if you have no objection, Governor, have fourteen days allowed me for the purpose of the boldiag of Nashville prevails. General He Opens the Union Campaign; “ion. (ho audience were sileat as the tc rab as the Gev- INTERVIEW WITH GOVEKNOR JOHNSON—BiGOK: p. y J ernor related this portion of his pecsonal experience, The OUS MEASURSS OF THE GOVERNOR, ETC. and Carries It On Surround- fy jon, s0_kx.Goversor Wm. B. Campbell, Hon. Wm. bj ecnsplton wae Drea a) Ree ae lie ould ha @id not 4 Goveruor Johnson’s appearance as a speaker. Taking Bit’ 1." camity together. the city ot all hasards, mes being rapidly ed by Numerous Perils. Bake, Hon. Baile Peyton, Col Wan. H. Pik and bane waneut of the Union "rhe hud no right age outy | cig, wih ono hs adn and one eoresponens, tf fis fy: Finn. That not tobe wndertod tobe the May icie masrs openly ears el bat the Say other prominent Union citizons, are’ in town to nicht, Brinore than you have to apply the torch te a building the railroad depot for the hotel, with a small esoort of g Cp i ‘Wo have boon {yy Cccunstion of the place by the relmls Goo Sates ‘without asking the consent of your adjoinvog neighbor. PeSte isnot out, She ts «tél an integral ; art of the Union. . Wh'n the rebellion is put down she will #tand in her re- lations of che etood be.ore—one of the brigntest stars in the galaxy offederal States, (Continned applause.) The ff Governor concluded by paying its respects to th vertiva of the sevession population in Nash- Ho eaid that when @ wosuan shat! unsex ber 6 she’ must be met in the eharacter she assumes. THe regretted that there were go few Unen women in Nashville. Why should the women oppose thels Union? We want thetr aesistance. He teliove:t that by ’s taluence many mep have been ind ced to join the Coniederat:s. (Volees—' Yea, hundreds,” “thou pistes”) ‘The Governor pald a beautiful und eloquent women in her netural and appropriate #) here. asked to-day, “‘fassa —-, nm de eecesh done fi PF. Tn explanation he said bis master had fold hing to get ready for a jolliication, for their turm was coming again Boon, ‘WE_ARE SURROUNDED. 80.—-Communication with the outer world. wis cut of, We are surrounded by the enemy. A sleg no, Governor. ‘conversing on the subject, and I did not know but that ft’ P4 would be desirable to have @ mutual consultation before) we again met. Rev. Mr. Howm—I did not 90 undorstand tho consulting with Governor Johnson in relation to the bes: 7 means of restoring Tennesece to the Unien, The Gover- Instances of His Moral axid fA vrs in tavor of exercising the mon igorone eens Against secessionists, the principal poiut of which Physical Courage, : acer Governor Jobnson’s quick eye discovered the movement, and in @ moment he opencd the carriage door, landed upon t:rra firma, followed by the other occupants of the fy a6 to:ethor, propos vehicle, Had the carriage overturned at the spot, and Rev, Mr, Savame—I did not #0 understand the g the danger was imminent, there ig no knowing what Pj damage might have ensued. As if was, the Governor §j conchided not to try a similar experiment; for there’ was no calculating what mischievous or dastardly tricks tho & ceastoniats of the vicinity might undertake in order E their perpetual banishment from the State, without the priviloge of talking the oath of allegiance, Arrangements A were made for a great Union mass convention, to be held 5 %, in the Capitol in @ week or two. ATTEMPTS TO CAPTURE OR KILL EUW. Fas un ovidonoe that the so:eeh do not moan to relin B7quish their hold upon their property bere without # struggle, an incident that ocourred will farnish proof:— Mrs, Washington Barrow, wife of a very rich and prom. nent secessionist, now undergoing sentence of bupish- F ment, appealod to Governor Jobason to know by what PY right certa’n claims of hers on the river front were tu- fringed upon? “By the right of conquerors,” quietly FF replied the Governor. The lady did not press the sub- Fé ject, as there was danger of her entire property bdeln, fa conliscated, ‘The teller of the Planters’ and Union Bank was ar- Ly rested to-day for treasonable utterances, Dvclares he gj [3 would take the oath, were it net for a lady to whom he His engaged, who avows she will not marry lin if he ff 4 does, Cases like these do not enhance the respect Union (2 weeks more time we can defy them. Captain Morton, Engineer, Uniced States army, has two tho sand contra- hands at work on St. Cloud hilt erecting fortifications. That 6] iid grove has been cui down. Asylum for 20 Blind, erected (oven at Scryer - has iP, on a “new princi aa in Morton expressed it Every bullding prem Arey play for ys Dg matty, All that ie required of ‘ou is to sign the oath i of allegiance. If you are te citizens 308 can have no reason to refuse to do 0, you are disloyal, and work- ing to obstruct the operations of the government, it is my duty, as the reproseniative of that governinent, to see that’ you are placed in @ position 60 that the least ie harm can result from your proceedings. You certainly cannot reasonably refuse to renow your all:- giance to the government is now protecting you and fj yo.r families and property. Rev. Mr, Dini 77-—As @ non-combatant B considered thut under the st pulations of ¥ of this city I should be no further annoyed. combatant, I do not kuow that I have committed am act, @ were bat few Union women now in Nas! ked forward to the time when there will be E bleniy; to the time when scenes of bloud and carnage, es Lergmep ag Sakae maaile, sie ceaee; to sao es 4 The mocting was held in a market space, und Fr a. Fs when the dove will come, an ) atars of DE, S Ba niall sing, and a‘ avlouruball procisiia #*re cart, fg Potding sed for some. foal: oMelal: peepone, ., Monmed: govd wiil to man.” upon a buteher’s block—the stump of a huge oak tree—_ Gvvernor Johnson delivered another of bis impassioned In the evening ancther meoting wea held in the same $4 all, while Governor Johusou svceived ihe congratula-pgaddresges to the soldiers and citizons present. His ap- peal was earneet fm behalf of the Union, and he im 4 plored his fellow citizens im that part of Tennessee to: a F unico with him tn restoring thelr glorious old State back pd S862, the, federals, ocoupied the ety, that would require 9 to the endearing arms of the federal Union, Hon. Nellf} Gov. Jonxsox—I believe, Mr. Elliott, you have two g brothers in Ohio. . Mr. Extaovr—Yes, Governor, I have two noble brothers there. I have seen thm but on occasional visits for’ thirty-four yeara, They have been good friends to me. "They did not agree with me in the course I pureued in. His Defiant Putitc Speeches and Bold Avowal of Union Senthaents. GENERAL NECLEY IN COMMAND, Octongr 7.—General James S, Negley is now In com- mand. To-day be ordered an atiack upon the rebol foreep under General 8. R. And -rsun at iavergne, a fow milea distant, It was a surprise, and qaite Among the captures was Coloue! Harry Moury, [Lato in com- mand at Mobile.—Ep. Herat.) The enemy reoccupied ‘the place shortly after our leaving it, THINGS LOOK SQUALLY, BUT GOVERNOR JONNSOW TAKES THEM COOLLY. OcroneR 8.—No communications tor a month. Partiog att rapt to leave in flu boats and cunorg, but are captured by guerillas before they get fairly out of the city, Ra, ons getting scarce. People gutting uneasy. Hoteles closed for want of supplics. Correspondence captured yy guerillas, No ase writlug. *Govocuor J takeo everything cvolly, hoping tor the ARBIVAL OF GOVERNOR JOHNSON’S FAMILY I Octo — Quit aaumein Gol been produced b: cronmr 12,—Quite a sensation 1 luced by ihe arci al in Nashville of Governor Johnson’s family, E afior incurring end escaping numcrons perils while nak? fying tieir exodus trom ‘Yeuneasee, The male mem- bers of the family were in danger of being hung on more than ope occasion. They left Bristol, in the ex- Mjtremo Northeastern section of the State, on the Virginia line, by permission of the rebel War 7 ment, accompanied by a small escort, Wher-ver it became known on the railroad route that Andy Jobnson’s femily wero on the train the im- pertinont curority of eomne rebols was only equalled by fithe clairor of others fur soime physical domonstra- tion on Juhnson’s 0! Arrving at Murfreesboro, they } were met by Ceneral Forrest and his force, Forrest re~ fused to allow them to proceed, and they were detained somo time, until Isham G. Hurrisiund Andrew Ewing, noted. rebels, televraphed to Richmond and obta.ned a ) ad ory order allowing them to proceed. The xreat joy at the : reunion of this long und sorrowfully separat ogi may be imagined. I will not auempt to describe 1 THE SIEGH OF NASHVILLE OF 1862 of Union ladies, in his hotel, EFFKOTS OF ¥HE UNION DEMONETRATION. May 20,—The effect of the Union demonsiravon on the! Two Montks Without Communi- cations North or South. $4 pointment was felt at tho non-appearance at the me:ting ] pouting in Nashville you will stop eecesh.”? General Mi thoir pretty mouths into an ugly pout whenever they of Colonel Wm, H. Polk, brother of the late President i i" ‘ gi . But I have lived in Tennesseeso Z. M. P. Maury, secesh, was to-day banished by Gov-Flmet Union men: Polk, who was instrimental in getting it up. His horpi- Fy Bae eae have considaved the State my bom, il ernor Johnéon, He offered to take the oath; Dut the oprenis@ UNION MREFING IN MURFRPESBORO AND Eg tly residence had always been a favorite rendezvous f4 and am willing to follow her fortunes, Tennessee is a Governor did not deom it prudent to trust him, Several f4 IMPORTANT INCIDENTS CONNECTED TULREWITH, fAfor Union visitors, and your correspondent takes pleasure (gage ee Anes Tecinaesee’ 4h a: eons Maes H officers of Montscrrat’s artillory were arrested to-day by f May 24.—Immediately following the Union mass meet- fg in enumerating himself among the fortunate number at | b > and I believe the best way to improve hor fortunes is to! order of the Governor, Faing in Nashville arrangemonts were made to u previous date, Tr move those from her borders who prove disloyal and 8 get Up fA NORTHERN SECERR AND GOVERNOR JOHNSON—ANEC- 1 é OUERILLAS BXPROTED—A FALSE ALARM. traiturs to ber intorests, as they are traitors to the gov- B DOTR OF ALEX. H. STEPHENS. ‘As there was danger of an attack from guerillas, the gg croment that Las fostered and protected them. 16 precaution was taken to place a guard of soldiers on the ASSAULT UPON OUR OUTPOSTS. Johnson’s Declaration as the Union Forces Eetire. “J Am No Military Man, but Wheever Talks of Surren- dering I Will Shoot.” Bis Vigorous Course Towards the Se-ff - desert ug, then?’ Stephens replied—‘'To prevent the cession Clergy and Others. Ey roomba men from plunging their daggersinto the hearts of the Stephens men, and to prevent the Stephens ¢ Even the Goyernor’s Roman sternness was overcome, and Pi he wopt tears of thankiulnaws at this merciful d-fiver. ‘ance of his beloved ones from the bauds of their un- ptying persecutors. Mrs. Johnson is now tho mistress eS Of tho Governor's residence, a priucely mansion tormerly % vernor and ex- United States Postmaster , Brown. PERILOUS CONDITION OF NASHVILLE—FIRMNESS OP os dea = JOHNSON. ‘ies oy Ocrorer 21.—Days, weeks, nay mont! arou Mand there eecins to bo no chanse for aueheee in thie important city. Cut of from communications with the outer world, our supplies becoming exhausted, deprived ‘of almost aN articies of luxury, und even comfort, and subject to the fll-disguised sn ers and taunts of Union Pibaters, our lot isa hard one, But, notwithstand! ng among thé garrison that hold e city against the rcb.l hosts reported to be menacing jus. Gov vernon, ‘Johugon’s wise and ene meas coup! ith the activity of Genet e) re cours ‘and coniidence among Union men. Tere bear thas Wis Remarkable Abstemiansness and Exem- plary Personal Demcanor. EVENTFUL SCENES IN NASHVILLE. think, Mr. Elliott, a visit to your brothers in Ohio will ral eared Nashville a sudden volicy of Pn Euan do not ki hi I have are hore settling accounts with secesh, and giving thom [3 Nushville, in company with Governor Johnson and one fgg 'raln. As we ni ville a sudden volley of mus- Vv. ke. Euntoin— do now whenever wef encouragement. Governor Jobnson thinks “there are lr tho Governor's aids, Not apprehending any didiculty pi Ketry startled everybody in the cars, ‘The guerillus are F Aelia Ferg re fe geil oy R, B enough secesh South without importing others from the @from guerillas, no guard scompanied the tran, We fg Pon us!” cried some, while others sank down below tho Bf perpetrated a political joke. 2 ; fa North.’” ched Murfroeaboro about noon, and by invitation re- windows, as if for protection. Governor Johnson quietly f4 Guv. Jounsox—Perhaps not, eir. But your in- In conrs of conversation to-day, In the Governor's J hanged his weat from the front to the rear part of the ba java a, {rade et snbebnanteg tnd by youre jour, A No eat ae four eens shricked hys- $y {rom thele allegiance to the governinent ostabltshed Alexander H. Stephens, Vice President of the Confede- [ repaired to the Court House, where, placing # co ple of’ tevically ane inted. children, of course, were af- heir fathers, you have won @ name wil! neve racy, Stephens was asked by a Unionist—«Can you an- f@boards on the heads of bartels, @ platform was prepared fighted and cried lustily, In a moment after tho frst Bt oie Re ea ene a North, I re- ‘outside the building, and after addvesses from the pre- pg Volley was — bang! Posspal babes cana The care % Bev ie axon fetter, reading. she Seth) ok mE siding oficer, Hon, Wm. Spence, and Hon. Edmund! By kept on under swift headway. e conductor imme- fy like a few days’ time before sign this paper, Governor. Bi cooper, of Shelbyville, Governor Jonson wasintrodaced. RA “'ately after appeared, and allayed the excitem/nt by ig GOV: Sumter. Hew lone layon mae tet cop EATho audience was @ queer mixture of blue coats andpy*tating that the firing was cauced by the guard firing of Fi One, two or three days, or a week. men from plunging theirs into the hearts of the Toombs’ FF butternuts, ‘The latter stood listleasly inside the railin, by thelr loaded pteces before entering Nashville, cae aaa ake 9 bay facies SoS moe 5 en.” Hof tuo Court House yard, and even the spirited and elo.ff.4 GRAND UNION MEETING AT SHELBYVILLE—GOY-F1 The other clergymen wre ing red of in regard to the About the same time it was stated that certain promi- &/ quent remarks of Mr. Cooper could not arouse themhg ERNCGR JOHNSON AGAIN ON THB STAND. time they required to pake up thelr minds, and it was fq nent seccsl had taken the oath prescribed by Governor from their incomprehensible state of littlossness, But asf JoNe 7.—Following tho meeting at Columbia came generally agroed that they, with'n a Week, would Be x Johneon, One of the doubtful kind approached Colo- PGovernor Johnson procesded they beyan to exhibit morufa] 400ther at Shelbyville to-day, by far the most signifoant by !ebared to either renew tel’ allegiance oy mace propane onel , who had recently eubseribed to the oaih, and ff interost and attention. He seemed to kuow where andpq ace the mars convention in Nashville last month. TheR® with ail the clergymen, with the exception of the Rev. By eaid—' Well, Colonel, hear you've jined. Is it #07" Ey how w touch the hearta of the Tennesaveans and make hg @2°ting Was held in the Fair Grounds, and from three tof Mr. Elliott, with whom a time for a privacc interviow was fy d ‘Yor? “Well, I guess I'll jine, too,” andtook theoath ff them vibrato with patriotic emotions In emphaticfa Ur thousand persons, including many ladies, were pre- assigned by Governor Johnson, « amid some merriment, the Governor himself relaxing the B¥ words he urged the deluded and erring Union men, whof St. Speeches were mado by Gov. Johnson, fr. Wisen- The Iinlier ie a We mn Ls Fora—re- Fy usual rigidity of bia features at the quaint remark. Fina by forte oF choice Joined the rebel armies, to returnpg*? (President), and Gol. Sondder, onco asecesh, NOW AKT mained atter the clergymen departed. Dr.’ Hall was GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN NASHVILLE— #8 to their allegiance, and to all, except to the “intelligent fa S70" Unionist, It was an enthusiastic and demonstra- reported as having siid in a public speech, on the night GOVRRNOR JOUNSON’S —EMPHATIO DECLARA- PY and conscious traitor,” would ainnosty be granted. Overby tive gathering. Col. Scudder was an tmtorosting feature R4 ATS EE cece eat ae Sieg pas Rar pends samen ane poe the whole field of local—and a great proportion of na-P4°f this occasion, The Colonel said ho entortained South- BY nied by Union citizens." Ho vias algo accused of 1n-— “STICK TO ANDY JOHNSON,” &e., &e., &e. May 12.—To-do: ; —To-doy was a great day for Nashville, and " jorn views and had gono fi tion, He believed tt 7 i : F tional—politi did this infex ble and indefatigublo expo-¥¥ °F Views and had gone for separation. He beliey. trodueing @ resolution in a pubiic meoting embracing ff fatkigo is around "xs with fifty thousand men; thas pone fy for Governor Jchuson as the leader and champion of the BF ore and dcfeudor of the constitution and Union proceed, F420 to be tho duty of every citizen to submit to the gov. fa fentiments trespasing heavily upon the rights of Union Hf Anderson, mort fied at his defen: ht Lavergno, declares ‘orrest, im- itizens. ernor Johnson talked to him with some soverit; which excited som resentful emotions in the breast of fA thedoctor. He said:— “Governor Johnson, I know you have a grudge against Fi me, and you are now gratifying your revenge.” % wernor Jouxsox—I have no reason to gratify any FY resentment I may entertain towarda you, sir. ba temptible to excite an emotion of resentment in any one. Governor of Tenncssce. ena) FA Dr. Halt at this moment jumped suddenly rpon bis SUCKSH ALARMED—THEY DRTERMINE TO PUT DOWN D) cot aud your special dd not know what woild happen e- THESE UNION DEMONSTRATIONS. rn wm ‘ next. The doctor was anvry; but the determin The frequenoy and growing popularity of the Union} mesnor of Governor Johuson disarmed bim if io did en meetings started by Governor Johnson, and stead. £¥ tertain hostile jutentons. The Governor then turned quietly on his heel and returnod to his private room. THE CLERGY PREFER THE PENITENTIARY TO THE OATH. Juns 23.—To-day the clergymenfrignified to Governor | Johnsen their determination not to take the oath, and were sent to the Penitentiary prior to their removal to Generel Halleck to be exchanged for Union pri-onors. The Catholic church wil therefore be the only one opened tor services to-morrow (Sunday). BLIZURE OF MURFREESBORO BY TUX REBELS—ITS EFFECTS ON NASHVILLE—TROUBLOUS Timks Fus GOVERNOR JOHNSON, Jone 18—The rebelz, ‘sfx thourand strong, tundor For. rest—and, it ie said, Sreckinridge—captured Mufrees- boro today after a’ desperate tight wih the Third Munesoia, Colonel Leeter; Eleventh Mich gan, Colonel Parkhurt a detachment of the Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry, and Hewitts First Kentucky battery, Ocr forces were outnumbered «wo to une, Coicncl Lester and his command fought with cousmtaate bravery. that ho can and willcapture the city; and Fe cenred from the same cause, roughly sweare bave Nashville at all himself at tho first fire, Bul Union phalanx in Tennessee, A very large mass Con- fF : 5 : vention was heid in the House of Representatives, at fi resliea Sl walceaaeUrtiact oe tees Oar FY March, 1862, it may be said he left his former politcal | which ¢x-Governor Campbell presided. After rpeeches HF Ly have over tiem us exhibited in their physiognomles eeord closed forever behind hima. Whatever his views] by teveral promiuent Union men Governor Jolinson Was Hang actions, New they would loud silent and immov- mey have becn prior to that period in regard to cortin jg loudly calied for, The moment he made bis appearance Hane aitention; ain, a8 a striking fact or forcible and topics that divided the American people into political i there was one universal ehout of weltome, All present Hn octinont Wustration would present itself, they would) Partice, the momentous events oocurring all over the py seemed to congratulate themselves on having a leader OFM hurt into a langh aud applaud with approving oad to determined.a mein in this evtsia as the man who now fi good for Andy,” “That's the talk,” Ae, And when he stood fo 7 he legals pI y € . i riots pacagente eg penpaite eee oe vis oe - fargaingem ing ghia sehen ctainplesecon fos Bai ahseegs FS others, and to the horrors that encompassed @ coniinu- remarked, who was forced by the prosence of the mulll- HW nxce of tho rebeilion, toars were sed by more thin oue stovt and stalwart Tennessecan, The whole meoting and 7 its incidents were matters to be remembered, and they doubtiers will bo by those who bad the opportunity w} witness them, WHAT OCCURRED APTER THE MELTING. May 26,—After tho meeting yesterday Governor John- lornment. He regarded the position now as that of two fellows engxged in a freefight. They pitched in and one) gotathrashing, That was the South, and it should ac-' knowledge the fact, Col. S. was inspector general un-B der the secosh Governor Isham G. Harris, Ho waa in| the Mexican war, and lost an oye in the battle of Mone ‘When Andrew Johnson left the nations! capital to 25 geme the office of Military Governor of Tennessee, in know that cho enemy, if they suould capture the city, Awill achieve an empty triumph, amid Liackeued and crumbling ruins, ‘The cooluess and calmness of the Governor amd these trying scones are beyond all praise, G ic does ail he can to preserve order; but, notwithstand- bing this, midnight assassinations are frequent. There f were six murdors one mght recently, The other day @ , part’ belonging to an Tilinois regiment broke down the * “4 door of w room in which were a secessionist and his istress, ‘The secessionist shot and killed two of the wa of their comrades cannob Wj be portrayed. Ar was procured, and the nearest Ki lamp post would have witnessed the \infortunate man’s en bat for the interference of Colonel Stanley and @ strong detachment of soldiers, Amid the wild. fest excitement ho was taken before Governor Johnson's Provost Marshal, Colonel bere " mithe Capitol, and secured against the results of mob Fivioione, Altheugh the act was calculated to lessors * Governor Jolinso:.’s popularity with the Eoepe, Be une ® hesitatingly endorsed the concxet of Colonel Gillem, de- claring thet there was a ieval and proper way to punish =the off nder, and go long as bo had the power he would {se itenforced, These facts are mentioned to show Gov- F ernor Johuson’s sense of justice and his determination to exercise it uuder the most trying circumstances, MOVEMENTS OF TNR ENEMY. Novesmer 4.—he enemy have made several meee to drive in our pickets, without materal loss on elthes side, A rebel sioze ‘Asylum, about three miis ‘Whe Imminence of a dievolution cf the Unon, and the con- @equent destruction ef the government, united with ® natural fecling of roveutment, caured by the syste- gaatio and relentioss persecutions with which himself nd family were boset by his enemies in East Ten-3 unson’ Ressee, fortiflod Nr. Johnson tn his determination tof¥ got tho people wiih him, that’s a fact,”” After the tu- mand by the government and the Union at all haz- & se had subsided Governor Johnecn pro- (rds, and all personal risks. His previous political 68 the audience. His remarks occupied & @Mliations wery sunk ont of right arid tho new fA three hours’ time, and covered a large portion of the and stirring ecenes in which he had now taken the part 4 ficld of his present operations, with magnanimous refe- B i fan important sotor, His one thought now was tho re- fi rences to incidents of the past, hope in tho present andpyeoD and party necepted an invitation trom William} : ing reports of their near approach and their deprodations @amation of his adopted Stato from the hands of fq contidencé in the future, Spence, Fag., to visit hs manston, about threo miles ain a wo prepare to start from Shelby ville for Nazhville. Ge secessionists, thio restoration and perpetuation of the fi He said he now felt it the prondost moment of hia life to py “nt, take ta and tarry for tho night. It wasapleasamt®’ pyoony work OF GUSRILLAS—TNB TRAINS ‘Wnion, aud the re-establisnment of tho authority of the drive, bat nearly all the people we met looked fri =I MANACKD—NARROW ESCAPE OF GOVEENOR JOHN- f agcous Union sympathizers seem, to have startled the secesh, and they aro throwing in guer- Gla bands about the country and committing the: most appalling outrages upon those who avow Union| sontiments and attend Union meetings, Wo have alarm government throughout the length and breadth of tho % paciows one— SON, Yand. He commenced this great work by devoting to it utful surroundings, the Governor was warmly fs} At Wartrace, where an enthusiastic Union meeting war gil the powers of bis vigorous’ mind, all his phystealpa welcomed by the hostess and some few othor lades. fe helt a few days ago—the only one, by the way, which energies, all his social relations, eave his domestic yyy Pa Tea aver, with its delicious accompaniments of ripefGovernor Johnson has not personally attended—the and for bis fidelity to the cause he of [et etrawberries und frech cream, the party were entertained F# cormmandor of the post, Colonel Sidney M. Barres, of nd then, atter, 4 the Kighth Kentueky, notitied Governor Jobson that al politicaily. meeting, Governor Campbell, and shaking it warn repeated his heartfelt congratulations upon the a event, and upon the prozpect of a specdy restoratio She Revolution, pledged Ita fortune and his eacred honor. 4 Tennesseo to the Union, He conti If the Union bq With some charming m' y the ladies, . " 4 y y have turown up intreuc c This at the beginning of his administration as Military FM goes down, we go down with It, There 1s no othicr fate fe ‘ew hours’ pleasant conversation, the Governor sped large body of monnte guerillas were tn the neighborhood, #4 This dl-asior, has created a profound sensation In Nash- “egern Abmapragat a dey wy spp toric cnr Governor of Teaneesee, through tho sometimes Lright{] for ua, Our salvation is the Union, and nothing but the [iy With Mr, Cooper, HFand that their intention was to intercept the train on| ot ‘eveuttuaity attenpuins its ear &y uvarted by the timely action of end sometines dark and tryiug period that intervened Union, The only inquiry must be, are you for tho¢ AN AGREEABLE AND A DISAORIMASLE SURPRISE—fP which he was on its way, from Shelbyville. They + ture. Governor Johnson has held @ consult ACTIVITY AT TH CAPITOL. anti] she ciego of the city tn 1962 wos raised, that we M4 Union, and willing to swear that t Rakes TO ENTRAP GUY RENOR JOPNSON, Rhona aty -committed omtrages upon peaceiul Katia tome aes een ne Re Hae arent ubeele dat ee een hil jatitnh sind aaah ee tI be ! bin te Short! 6 retin’ overnor Job 6 stone) . Campbell, ost Mlarsial; hve es ft} ton, with i's private score!ary, 3 one of hi sommence a narrative of ha prominont public actions, 7 blood ehall by poured out tn oe ty oat ae al opera is the eae ane one returning from the meoting. Colone) i ominiasiry aud Qrartermastor, aud Otbera, Ehur? con- fp aids, Mr. Lindley; Provost Marshal Giller, Captain Ab> dagether with personal iz long contiaed.) Ifo would cay to others that mpavy Who remained were enlivened by the music of! * nares offered the Governor a guard of all the mon hepa fideaes In our abuity to hold the eity nptil reinforce. fe hott, Pisst Tens Vattory; Asistant Provost Mar hab Ri scans hid ot Ae er on toll through mounta ph vatieys, throng nd of the Third Minnesota, quartered in town, whoft ooutd hia foreo being very small: but the Gov. fd mente a:rive is expressed. ‘Th is much excited. B.C. Tra man; Volunwer A’ Mir. —, together with Dy tho private diary of our species correspondent then % toll throug f , Hhrons By pare, being very small; but the 6 pli i “ nae vegideut in Nashy ile. 2 t os sae aac we : g 4 a u 3 the gh the streets, ¥ epnesst njantsy, under com of im $OW GOVERNOR JORNSON YOUXD NASHVILLE xf] oceee to her former rolatiuns pe Th!8 Was an agrceablo surprise, What followed was mot(,a fow miles further, we d rumors of ther} JuLy 16—Lebaneu and Hartaville have been captared are on * nigut and day at the iv62. fi mmont, quite so agreeable. It was, perhaps, about eleven yortilas in ng daunted by thes: Tures reapectabls Union oiiizns were room, reacy for any service the Gov. Arr. 27, 1802 —On arriving In Noshvile om thet prowace in hie speceh wa tock, and moet of the comnnny had retired to their Prorelhe ws whi Al Peete ted enhenn apy brn resp RBA E lg eo - ma 2 2 : i i r : e : che i , sharpening cutlasses, &c, STMh April, 1862, cus por repaired at ouce to} profound 9 rite a seon. The Cx Raisroad » have boon deen placed in position PH do- S aactava Sosup led bate ay athe 28 pape in enatgualk d our by querilins, har fliun off the track, und many killed, and bridges have ‘© protected by lines of ¥ the quari ¥ Suunsoa, Bt I i 5 loud Hote! patents ie m ia wid 2 seat pean te » bat P want a ‘bhey wor killed a few hours before, F 1b en burned ail 2 of cotvon ba The capiial mud Hotel, on customary preliminary se ony pu iet v conscious traitors 1 5 besser d a oe a mh? yille (a viliage that tal S Jury 10.5 g ‘on bes been in coustant con- Gevended to th exiretty. The cool and gach occasion, We wus promptly adinitted to thopf pun'shod, Not t you on yobr guard. Colonot Lister, of the Third 1 of the wife of the notorou tou wiih tho other authoritea, preparing for the ined demcunor of Jonuron ls the adiule ‘s ota, hat Juss aont word to me by a courier that Lester, commanding the Mar- eo Of tho eity jon o all. A u ecopseriy them, return to your allegiance t més to captnre Governor Jebnron have beenty ie tatoos: Butte & n town tonight, Ho bas reports that about hy t Presence of the Governor, aud found b.m enga is private secretary, Mr. Browning, upon official b t's bari SULY W.—tu neon of These facta, 'y with Governor Johnson and staif for unover night, under guard, in the the towns peo- THY ATTACK ON NASIIVILLY—GOVERNOR JOINEOW ness, A few words explained our our 4 WILL SHOOT ANY ONE WHO TALKS OF SURREN® * ra Di ! oh of " on onr Jand, wt A brother acainet £..9X hundred rebel covaiey, sapposed to be Morgan's mon, fa Pie, nnd they + ‘ovecnor to remain, Antioch, six miles trom Nashville, burnin DERING. OO ee eee ee Wie ee Co cvpen CS Eee on. Eevoey eee laine: dill ot tele Dd be balleven gai at whey ware o train would be attacked or iil! orvek, eapt ring our w driving pf .NovRan 5.—The envtny mace two aitacies on Noche necessary papers to farilitate his ope Tho Gov-[ brother, we say to oneeie ent walter, your; s F he balley eared belo Retvilie, “Oly fried, ft 6 if nara by Mo " a view, prob > be to attempt the » Governor, “1 than k you for your kind solic! iny duty cats le to Nashvils, andMlo clock this morning within an 28 of Union peopte, or leaped to} @rnor received our correspondent with great kindueey, PA wilt be perished.’ And som pture of Covernc vB fe anda half of Nas: @troying the noW railwad bie & Morgaa w ted to-night by the burning ea Vile to-day. On sitac ce teport, hia We ae field ete of the river, wi 01 pred inte oFF their ceais in the phrerzy of pitation ashe utter nol notifies me that ho has qui thy fe tml ; at tee ee mcneees ented tale 5 talniee . ; phrerixy 0 eltation ashe utt ssphius Soke ecirecna' tie Ne pastrstird | ping there to-nigat.” The paseongers’ were £4 ville, Biept for an louT oF Lwod (erable love. Abous tho tam. time the uaoiny, and very injeresting expositioa of tho state of alli a; tho eloring of the fotic = ‘ ease rryneey nd waltisin @ grest mato of aad anxioty. fim tio Cap.tol, with the back of a char for & plik ty appresobed (he city by foorrontes, ¥ then existing in Tennessee. He sad when he arrived lu Wha’ 14 \Toniwerseeans have in Jom by the approach of the rebels, There need led to re others determined to companions being Governor Johnson, Murtreesboro, Lebanon and Nol pikes, They Were in great streny:h, fe of the latter, dis- i) tary Browuing, Mr. Lindsiey, Governor's Ald; ver by the side PM Gillem, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Foster and other clariug it tof officers of the First Tonmeasce. A rebel epy was brought d handed over by Governora@ ly Johnsen the twilreht a fou 4 Da toc? he sticmapted to ae Gove: aor's ety K we keep quiet.” ondent mot to disclose R? or ie rack, held it up td the crowd, and a morning, our spoclal was left. ba good omen, they all revolved to “stick to Andy cable reiection for the re-GhJobnson,”” come w d. They then took thelr’ ry author.ies for punishment, AB tat any moment heer! sents inthe care, Governor Johoson looking as calm and ™ private in the erpors guard atthe same tine feil Bt y moment wrned as if he were guing to @ picnic, About Ze trout oe of the upper corr.dors to ihe stone pavoment MM nand clash of arms, with » the engineer of the tran begen to exer-@4 below nud was hornbiy bruised. The whole situation is gs ments of other re y shed Gevernor Negley proy Linols as @ parricon, coptering the elt rmitacd to welcome them, Forts Browning ‘and Lindsley, au two enti works, known as Forts Truuiaa, and Giew, were rivoned by tie gailent Nineteenth Mine's and deta: Fort Andrew Jobuson (the Mashville from Washington he found everything in a r @aottc condition, Thero was no form to the Untonggy., @over nent here, ifany existed, There was noorgas feed Treasury or other departunent, rave tat of the Bato Department, which was thea biog mouklod into) @hape by Mr. East. The Governor explained that since in secret versie U 1 ; 4 joning our ¢ were lashod to the car of bis hybrid, id AnEseONs ore Row in the cunge unt i in irone and ‘ed on rotten mont and to the exjoyment of the Dp sound Comes heer them; no No round vores to chevr them; RoTE mainder of the night that va them o: yo tne ela 7 the rattle of muketry, the ¢ BB iiavan di aa a eailihe, alk sin, What crime, hay @ they commited? HE no other defence then a bolster and N64 jence, py (lee & little authority, as he felt himself responsible for $A rather novel, but one hot usaixed with a certain® degree Capitol) was garrisoned by the Firet Jennessee, Colones She evacuation of the city by the receesionists, only OfOW HE Nona t None! Jo ihe wane of ed, nono, except thaelMrn.« nicl t passed woarl 5 ee ee the eatety of the tadin, Ho asked Colonel Lester pri-df ot pleamre in the prospect of @ ght, Governor John. Gillet, with w rorerve of auilleyy nuder come Weeks previously, the Union civil power iad vot ime 1OMB they love the tig of ther country.” (reat applatise.) pe night passed wearily away, and by the bursting HgBUE yutely what he thought tt best to do— to Sholby-fg son sl ptreveral hours during the night as quietly as ifgg mand of Captiva Aboott, of tho First T nnoaioe Become established; but bo wat using every efturt to re-Mi There is one que sion, contiaved Coveruor Jouueon, gg & bright May morning In saony Teunceseo, our corres-fay ville, remain at Murfreesboro, or proc fo Nashville, i ho rested vpon a bed of roses losteate almost literally, f beitery. Governor Johnson and staff, tneinding our gore order and confidence, and, altiougls gurrounded td Pis-lay Tatch ot ese yon bis observations, which \nd.r- | pondent welcomed again tho tigit of green awards andl ‘Put Andy Johnson in Nashville an, quick as possible,” Bi of reposing upon a bed of revolvers aud bayonets . or lies all others at this juneiure—I ta i know, was the reply, And away we went. Night fast hopeful of Gual succenm Although it was the whether man is sapablo of well-govarn nea he hovltile footetepa, The enemy hod probably got wind of devilist gueritlas besetting us on all sides. Vistons of aM ann departed im Miata,’ tightened a te cape by om most 1 el sane the smoke par ly exncealed a wow of . ber iman can govern himself. fe bolleved that the PE yy C jeter and “ ..@ murderous smash-up were constantly before our eyes, ‘ J i 6 t, ft eeomed that the Sixty-ninth Ohio, lonel iret time our correspondent had ever seen Governor] a on Of slnvery wus made the pretest for breaking Il necop yp ir < bad Licter and been Jnd.ciously con Governor Sohaacn ‘crhinied no at ne pArvanialpe Ada] aya Sohnson ae — bond = shot tired at Bi Guswolly, aad the Seveaty-elghth msylvaDin,. Colonel Beboson, he was struck with the force and vigor of hispy up the govert in order to establish a mooarchy. aclset 10 defer for the present the attempt to Capture SOPH Hy conversed aa ploasantiy and ax coinposodly ae ho iM}, bon gery woul de for the demoliion of the Mi goweli, who were in the alvance, had been deftated, an@ ‘iews in regard to the rebellion, and also with rexpect top¥ ile referred to & rolina e8 having inauguraicd $4 valuable a prize ax Goveruor JoLason. ever did, He had tuade up his tmind to one thing—never—m U2#8 Of every prominet gocescionlat in town. They Hf were Under full retreat for tho, ueiter of the fortificns tions, Tis was an exc! for the speciator alate ‘this infamocs, diabolical, dammabie rebellion,” and fe ci fs to be taken alive by bis enemivs; and the few devoted Bis mode of treating the whole subject, tucluding theDT vauod iruin’ the iact 'tiat the tories in thargg GOVERNOR JOBNEON TO HE USzD AB A BATE. friends who wero near hin ebared with him this resolve, is the expote of the ¢ sh thera was uot @ lanc el check among the grou “Mmtelligent and conscious traitors,’ ae he termod theMeiaie, during tie Revolutionary war, had pro. On visiting the camp of Colonel Lister this morning, BF it was the most Intercating railroad ride your correspond- feeders, in contradistinction to the groat mane who hadpg posed arricenen’s fora Testomtion to Yassalie un- pe Covernor Johneon inquired why he had not been in-fif ont ever hal, His seat was noxt to ‘hah of Governor} um we Ba ne A sitemaps w take Rf nor Johacon. Th was bero tt ; ‘been forced into the rebellion against their inclinations 1 tua tiey wore realy for @ return 10 &BR rocmed of the alarm of the provions night, In order that fe TOM ar ee ae ean i ould ay inusupy Of thelr property at the bande of Governor Johnson. farelvie peatist Be emaat but o Brom the tone of his remarke our corresy ondent inforred| “I the watses. © (Geneation.) Iu ¢ pepe ond bis party might have come Into town and secured BF make his exit in respocuble company. ‘Thanks bo to fi Forrest has fall n back 0 Carthage, where it is reporied fat traiors would Hed his corey ab Lue hau of Gor: rt ol ts View, Ge eruer Noon peoented the Tat Bg bette protection, Oh,” replied Colonel Laster, with al Proven we roa: hea Sasbeillo in prrtoct eatery about pencs aie OF Febel forees are comcententing, that one of the by mduc paration was ‘ nine o'clocl! find the city in ® ereat state of conaster- Hi REBE! IN IN FORCE—OOVERNOR JOHNSON IM- rece Johuson. the hope of sucess, recoeniion and help from dra @y °° onees of an old grenadior, “1 knew they could DOU necion wt the reporia that had preosded us of our cap PRISONS SACESS(ONISTS AS HOSTAGES, - APPLICATION 7) SHIP COTTON—"PRR/UDIONSA” OF Eg Mr tain and Iran jmiraed—voparate gy capture you, Governor; and I wanted to nso you as aE ruro, We had actually outetripped the calcula- Aveust 17—We have had reports of guertlia Gepreda- BEBELS—-LETTER FHOM CxO. SN. SANDEKS. f ri bait.’? Nither the Governor nor his party saw the pro- fj tions of the Vyciery who that same night tore—d tions for tho past thre weoks all around ua. Morgan Ayn. 28.—Governor Joknson was evlisd upon to-day : buck FY ciee necersity of ueloe such valuable batt to cateh such a up the track and made a huge pile of tho Cg fdr and Forrest arc at Huntsville, four or tive thouraad By one William Davis, formerly a notud seovreiuniot, who’ wnt the condition of| iicel Gig ob dks, Colom! Park " our train bad passed. Tho very next train went} strong, Morgan says “If he can capture Andy Jobnson i 5 7B noted Secorslontet, WhO BY vowsnlage vo oi Shall wo overlook these ‘Yle of feb, Cotone! tarkhurst, of the Ninth Michl- Mover the road encountered the obstructiona, was thrown he dovs not fur the destruction of tue city im aa aitack.”” @eelred permission to #u!p one hundred apd Oty baew el bg or Bouthern righter Jef, Da- Aran, aad Captain ©. C, Nouada, of the eame regiment, fe O7 the track and henyearn gs 4 smashed up. Th costa #0 He seoms to act ujou that idea. Two of our couriers: @etion from Arkenses throvgh the federod inet ¥'S enjamin and Wi-fall he prc Bj and a brave nnd noble e-ldier, also extended hospitalities thing to be Union men in Tennesse about there days. Mi wer captured to-day, nine tiles from Nashville, on the FI f Cairo, “T you taken the oath?’ ‘Yea, I ~ worse U thore of ome. Will fy tb the Caesened aki bart ly & few days ago two trains wore fred {nto near dd Muriroesboro road. Louisville trata twenty hours over: avs taken the oath, and given up iho wholer sosaton Ov th of rife gee lye grt apa One wut over @ bridge that wason fire; tho@l due. Coustruciion train capturcd at Gallatin, Morgen @ancern.” Permission to pip was granted by the : @mnor, On loquiring of Davia, “Are the ownere correspondent, Wok postion in the cupomof the gre Band had a apicacid view of the contitct going on about two miles dietan', At one thae, when the firing wag & colors ‘lying dasied temnestuonsly, lery, arid the thandor of (.e big fans of the forts, apom Miho btore eaultant for, The enemy anpoared to be ands ill, fired a tow fad, ho root wnak completo, Thus was rater the city for a third tins saved by G10 Infexiols drmuow® 0° Goyertor Jobnson, uldsd by ihe Leyonets of the Lowor of Amorican fold ery. ARRIVAL OF GF NOBYCRANS-—COMMUNIC A= i to those who had # recelle ANOTHSA BPRUCM FROM COYERYOR sOHNBON. reoond followed, and ths mon were ahot at as they were ig Ue terror of the country, aud, It in sald, has recently Revolution, of taose deods which The Governor wan escorted to the cars by actaeh- trying escape through the windows of the cars, been in Nashville, diagised. fo the cong most inemories of the past; lo the f — tod from the heoi of thove fa mente of Minnesota and Michigan regiments, and while an 12. ine Sheleyviiie to yet pow, and baa, nae eee revere aa a ° Novearpen 14.—Cen rs rived to-day, with r | 1 4 0 J heavy reiniore Ai ot Mate cotton whore you come fruni No, they are not 0 lous and Wane ee = 16h PG waiting for the train wns ered upon foraspeech. He Fathioring, for thet we being, In Teunosace, The guoril. PPOs week, Governor Johnson conunues hig defensive ky Cn, erlaud. He lane a co agraialatory order to Gc bw V1 se", to goliiove thelr indepen By cn uy peopouted by gouiing on the top of a freight lax are too musuerous and 'too bloodthirsiy to allow a! PFoparasions, aud bas tmprisoned « number Of prominent ral Negley for hie gallant descnce of Nashville, and held Yearen 8 @ consutiation with Governor Joburon. Commenications are now once tore reopened, an@ PE efter an embargo of somo two months (‘row fe) teulem 16 to Novombe: 14) Novhv lleggain becoiacs a city witha the coufines of clyilizarion, + ANSTFMIOUENRGS OF GOVERNOR JOrKEON, Dariug thase exciting scends—-Caring (ho dreadful oa nose of Interrupted commun|cations, failing sepplies, om a ick of any kind of arausementa, ft would not be ould geek soince ty convivial hy. Bat, from fret to lost Governor Johnson wus @& model of abstemtowanes®, Fe never playod ¢arda, for, Bi omusowent or gain He never indoiged in drink on any, vingte occasion to & freaier extent than porribly actors, “f to apswer, i bet @own, jn the Siao Department, ror pred seeesh Petters from East Tennerwoe—one of vhich mivived th @elcstion of Tennessee regiments to do the hanging Poyaliste, as the employment of NMieser\ppians ‘*m\ Srouss prejudices.” Another lover, dete’ Lontevilio, Be ine renae Bane 3, 1861, was from George N. Saudere to General 8 ; &. Avdorwon, proposing tho tule of certain plecea of ord . Brice the rebols Another letter, dated KogeverD Ky., July 1, 1861, appeals to General Anderson to @rms, for we are surrounded and almost overr Cajon men” Thins was encouraging nows to Uc nd delivering one of te epirited addreasom Refer. Pg cing wo the military, be sald their migcion was bie mission, -figand that mission wes to restore the integrity of the Enon, defend the honor of the national fing, and to re- rf jerteMieh and maintain the fostitutions of the country. nye Es thet, penal faite welcomed the Union roldiery. ‘Thay had been a0 bed receded only fo revure pacut d Of committing depredations Bus & woe thore ep over the land. TheeeS 3 who bad taken up ars for what they ¢all the ag over the nnd. 1UF§ seen on‘edersey th it Lore who cau wodersand prSo"tverh Won‘ederscy that are the robbers tb ° reve of the coming sturm eau bebe jolators of fomalo virtue, the Imoendiariss that re tho storm breaks forth ‘a tefary. He heard and destroy the property of unoffending Are waitors, n “Uh over enw? id revotution plo who kn Union foree in the eovmry to protect any ove in the gy Dias. utternnee of loyal fentiments, In the meantime Gover. ALARMING REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH. nor Johnson le exerci*ing a rigorous policy toward the Serrenn nr 2.-—The city is flied with alarm aud appre. Opon-moubed secesaloutets in Nashville, He is imposing fy bension. General Buell has evacuaced Kuuteville, Hie. fives upou the epulent to indemnify Unionists for tue gg Venton, Battle Crock, Declurd, all North Alwvana eud i] Toode they euder from the depred:tions of guerillas, and M4 Southera Tennessee, and is on bis way to Nashville, mo, & orvive meking tho rich rebela fea) that too arr of pit it ix sald, because ap enemy proved him in the front United Seated government i# not yor paruiyzed iu p4 Dut becaise the ovewy (Bragg) bad flaukod ii, mo od Waneines. hort and fe now north oF oN itm "Gov endt Jo < wholesale ertion of the country, AL ay ATION. " evident wo do hob Ber. Jose 18.—The clergymen of th's city, with the feet ea tion of the Cetholic (and even the Catholic Bishop, @eeb damned fools.” On thts day our correspondent va : y ele rulpg spirit, « reiurn ¢ henrta of tho gront mare le ting apirte ¢ ed , pion man to live Wninolested, and thers is hot sufliciont BR SeCeestouisis us dostages for Bact @EOCOND CAPTURE OF NURFRENSDORO, _ rod Mi o enemy hae ree gy aun would at @ auerament; oud, a8 for tho Froell SodxnAOM ond feten ts at this eriddeal Junciurs, irvasen ane ethan long Fi wom prone, He pryed sat God's fed handy)!’ nn, thinks the Coun sever oan be brought eck Hi hore a artved 19° Nadivilie Flces, ho was freo front thes ail” Tis whole alms and ABRIVAL OF TINO RERYVONINTH OF IO—THAT Ale) q to the ory for & en rights, be ox-p "vent bo raleed to cruch the rebdebiion, and Mist UopG ant fur theewelven, neo net qd tly 80% but Koussenn fn 6: 3 Ob) cla, bie entire aspirations, seamed to contre in (Le ‘ ADUURESED BY GOVERNOR SORNSON. 4 ij wltiera of the Union would go on conquering and tofe Petre trea chair pulp ie Having p) CONTEMPLATED RVACUATION OF WASVILLE. the authority of tue federal gover ta) | APH 29.—4) Invorneting evont of to-day has been ty By ounguet te the p se. Th Hotave py. theg! Barrewiae 6.—Tue city ia in a state of gr ment over hia bias, her speedy retin to te Union, joe) mi of the fi ng . with Caroting fe not py OUnaer bi . bovecetinng vine 6 and echearibe to the oath &) ten on account of (he ent tr port (leat G tection of luyal eh zeny in al por 8 of the Bite, ang, | orriv: he Sixty uinth Oblo, under command o * he owns UNE wives sud deng ters of Ur t yy way tranaferp of ¢ . they oboved the eammond eo far as at 5: lina devermiue: u unahmont of “eoneciona ead inteligent tr ® } : p | Colonel Lowis D. ox Congressman from Ob!o t eLold property. UT sue fertile plains into gre 4 of, paver sual PURO ing the Office wae eoncornod, bul ao further The gy ie tomer re wuercvor fount. BF iy the poople of the United : (a e@, \ Phey Arew op in front of the " od ' n els sn ” ote ” me 4 intoreetiug, aud boarn being further de Ayo What, vac gan place ter iret nad Fatt vob omen in ibe new \ 'p ent of the &t. Cloud Hotel, aud tthe go 19 Boia Carriina? Wo ir the canes we a bring to Uw te rapattite Tends to the internat bounds? Why, hand pxaited relations ween called hot povard (hen Mer Govervor Jo'wson wy 1 and delivered ble Grashé lie bo allowed to beovme @ wither of baw Log 1 Wi downy iio in the enuae of ty he would diel Y Ay Governur Jouusup entered the room he wt sok anda i Weve jd LO. 6 soot ionIBt 1a town Who Would wot leugn