Show BY PACIFIC TELEGRAPH TO THE UNION axion DAILY N VEDETTE 3 I 1 I 1 new yol york rk nov 19 tile heralds hilton head letter gives a list of nine union officers who escaped from the rebel pr prison ison at al columbia land and after twelve days davs hardships reached our they state stat e that privates vales L at Colt columbia imbia are infinitely worse off than officers many have nothing ing to cover their nakedness but 0 grain 0 sacks and dozens crawl out of their prison pen every night 0 and are arc shot hot at 1 by y the guards inmany siny arc ditc killed i in iii this manner ta those I 1 s alio i 0 e escape s c nic to tile the woods at are lid hunted cited by dogs n and torn arid and man mangled 0 led captain parker who escaped ou 0 the ath of october was li hunted tinted by biond hounds which tore him so horribly ably that lie he died in a few days davs 1 about cwb avo th thousand prisoners are arc in this pen I 1 and hundreds are on plantations without for days to together ether all rations are withheld fron the prisoners the rebel officers kofl or food to those who will take al the le oath of allegiance and join the southern army aminy in this way under the pangs oshun of hunger many have taken the oath catli of allegiance lo 10 the southern confederacy fl ede racy herawi shenandoah dispatch of the irth says all is quiet since early fell back to fishery fishers fiill deserters be sorters say that early has but men under his command and all his reinforcements received etlie ethe battle of cedar I 1 creel creek consist of returned conva descents le scents 1 and aid I 1 small squads who were away on oil detached deta clied service when earh early y re crossed od his army over cedar creek reek on friday night last an ind dafter lafter his cavalry was vas so I 1 handsomely whipped by merritt the infantry refused to stop mop any lo longer and early was obliged to 0 sj 0 order them thein lack to the W works arks at Fi Eishe rHill ai ill 7 s dispatch j tile says everything is is quiet A cavalry 1 as fill far as mt IJ jackson ackson failed to dis discover euver the presence of the i rebel ael army arms b except it a few st stragglers gilers residents of tile he country say they are arc told by rebel officers that the alie arm army y will go 0 into winter quai quarters qu aiters at stalin ten kii no further attempt will be 1111 made to recover possession of the mallcy this wi winter biliter liter the rank and file fila are arc said to be wretchedly provided with provisions and clothing the richmond enquirer odthe of the has no doubt that grant graild has planned the morenie movement nt from atlanta towards mobile and learns that ali at tho fleet transports I 1 laden aden with supplies aplies arrived it at pensacola pensala co la and claims that ho hood od was defeated in indis his plans and that naW i s it at bridgeport the washington Republican of last evening says information is received that powells and earlys forces have retreated up the valley and are arc hotly pursued b by Y sheridan it is the opinion of ceribi sheridan army that ewall will leave a force at lynch barg to hold it an and I 1 d send sand his main force to aid dragg bragg dra gg in in the anticipated advance of sherman on charleston if A washington special says it is runion rumored ed here thattie atthe th tb florida will be given up promptly in the eventov event of the demand lor for her by brazil secretary S stanton dutoit is sufficiently recovered to the 1 montgomery 1 blair is said to be 11 I 1 a candidate for U S sen senator tor for fol maryland in place of e ex gov hicks who is to be made postmaster at baltimore REBEL FEARS I 1 FUR FOR wilmington WlL the richmond sentinel says in comai commenting enting upon the p probability 10 ba that having sealed up tip nearly every other seaport tile the yankees are bent upon the destruction t of wilmington the augusta aun 0 usta constitutionalist congratulates its readers that this point bids tair fair to put a period to the audacious ill luck ck of farragut it is stated ti that bat no more tremendous earth works wor ks exist on this continent than those that bulwark the inlets of cape fear nature besides has done much for its protection the bars bar s are arc shallow the chann channels e Is narrow and immediately under our guns by the most skillful navigation alone can the breakers be avo avoided idd the slightest variation precipitating vessels upon their remorseless fan fans fangs 0 s in addition every precaution has been taken to counteract an investment by land in addition the enormous value to the confederacy is made a I 1 ote note 1 of tile the supplies lips brought 0 from t abroad have been immense and by jasi its commerce our credit lias has been mainly sustained in europe for more than a year the arrival and departure of steamers r aven averaged aged 0 twenty per month since the inauguration ofa new system of signal signa cali lights ailts very few fe w vessels have been lot and the peculiar confirmation of coasty coast hard by the river mouths renders a hermetical blockade almost impossible and outside of its maritim I 1 im fact of its bein being 0 a railroad centre just in the rear of gen lee makes it a position apposition of almost prime necessity our ini im is the federals would ha water wate i r ba base e south sou ali of richmond and dangerous point dap lui as against 0 charleston or petersburg A N NEW dinv inv BRICK FO FOR it G GARDEN allf E WALLS i mr fox foxley ley of stony stratford lias has invented k a new brick 1 in ingeniously 0 reni v contrived on for avoiding tile the necessity of nailing or training nr trees to garden walls valls the pile brick bl ii i i A lias has a projecting bead in the cen tre of the face which is drilled with holes so as to admit the pas sage of a piece of s tring string or bass with which the branch may be tied one advantage odthe of the bead is that it admits of a free circulation of air between the plant and wall preventing of mildew and rot and the accumulation of insects tile the cost is is said to be little i more than that of an ahi ordinary Ordin 0 i r d i n ury y 1 1 i e ic Is IT ft WORTH chronicling CHRONI CLING we were yesterday shown an dextrin sive bologna said to bethe be the largest ever made mack ii in the state in a single skin it n measured measured 12 42 feet in length and weighed 30 pounds it was as manufactured ay b it onar ofir les es at washington market second and M streets sausages of this alz gize i e and character arc som sometimes time m made ade in Germa germany nv sao sac union nov sa W t ilow how is this said an old friend of colonel blank of the regular army as lie he met inet him ali the C other othe i r day h 1 I thought you yoa beclar ed you wo noih wd resign if uie president issued an antislavery anti slavery p proclamation r ocl cla mation n oh replied abed the je bould colonel I 1 meant that I 1 would re 8 r ser to it and I 1 have done so go jr r r drath DEATH OF A NOTABLE axer FREEMASON 11 the G grass rass valley national of november Sd 31 says 1 colonero Colonel Colo nehO 0 H dibble died f this I 1 i is morning at the exchange hotel in this place after a short but painful illi fess aged 0 77 years lie he was waa surrounded b by y relatives and friends who soo soothed thod as best they might the daine n agonies of J 0 1 al 10 lo ifie the aged id y an and a v venerable ene ma man n peace go with liis bis white hairs tp to the grave lie he died in the falness ful ness of time and not unprepared for tile the great change col dibble was no ordinary man his long life was illustrated by many high evidences of ability and his talents were rewarded with distinctions of which any man might be proud he started in life as tile the inventor of the crane af II 11 almost most useful and important a gency agency in the file working r I 1 n 0 of ca canals dal s his invention was appi approved oved by governor bouck botick and governor marcy and by the rrie erie anal 11 af C commission om 11 ais sion ai and id was generally gener lly used on oil the great erie canal he afterward took toa a contract to build a stone brid bridge c across the potomac to cost 4 tile the contract was griven given him by president 1 andrew jackson under a jaw la w of congress at tile the next session the law was repealed and he then took and fulfilled a contract for construction of a wooden bridge at tile balne same locality president jackson afterwards i offered him the ministry to F prance ran ce which he declined irid he then took the position of postmaster at buffalo where his family resided suase quent ly lie he beba U M j ft C P president i of tile the mechanics bank at buffalo and was finina lecturer of bf tile the IK masonic a sonic FA fraternity fernety in York he was also at one tibie tim if hot I 1 at the t time ime 1 of iii his s de decease pe as 0 grand lecturer 9 of f tile alie masonic order of california his ti title tl at the ti time I 1 me of his decease 0 was afo most st excellent le nt grand II high i priest of the grand chapter of california 21 juring a portion of his life lie he was posses possessed sedof of an immense immense fortune gol col dibble ws was born in new hampshire ha her came ao 40 to dali california fornia at an ail early day and ila has s lived in this con county alty sid sinie C 18 1852 2 his s widow an alj aal aged et and id 1 estimable lady resides at the old home in ruffalo new Nev york A son and three daughters are also n j i i in the east or only 11 y one of ili his childe children 1 1 n reianes on tans 66 coast a st the file llon hon A B dibble of virginia N T the deceased will be buried tomorrow marrow to lo morrow with masonic honors nl the funeral to take place 6 froni from the INI masonic a s 0 n i 0 hall 11 a ai 2 ajl C t L ai 1 I 1 HUMAN REMAINS FOUND the mangled vody body of afan an unknown liangas man was washed a ore a at t california city and an inquest held on the same on monday last one leg was off below the knee and the other entirely separated from tile the body was found near by the alie body was disembowels aind and flesh oil oh portions Oll s of it it e entirely iffla ely gon gone gonis e it is supposed that this is one of the victims of the late steamer casualties A heavy curiously wrought gold ring with the initials P B 11 thereon was on the third finger of the left hand tile the ring has bee been n deposited with the county counte treas treasurer H ind and may possibly L I 1 le lead ia to td the idear of tile the body san ba fael faal J to b tt J 1 I mallad My 1 lad llad I 1 0 4 saida said Ta lady to a boy carrying a mail big ba a are ii e yoi y d a mail bay 11 f yov think pm a fa fe waxe boy bay dook do ye y J A jr S AIT that albert pike boef la dr S er e 0 soldier scalper of niron wounded m men and now rebel of tile su preme court in in arkansas is i s ex excising his new powers W with ith the blood bloodthirstiness t thirstiness hir of a je arries lie ho has just declared it treason edson tr 1 I d punishable with death de ath to take tal 0 tile tho oath of allegiance to hie lie united st states ates go government vern ment this his rod red code is already in operation in ill arkansas looking at the career c ar cc r of this man charity would su suo gest that lie he is is insane born boril 11 n 1 massachusetts isetts I 1 bred a lawyer with a I 1 liberal I 1 te rate 1 education d tic alfon and pos yer beasing no mean m ean qua qualities liti r as 8 a poet lie he too took k up tip a kind of rov ino life in inthe the west wes t and upon the he breaking out of the rebellion ho turned iiii ned up in arkansas where ile he turned soldier and joined the rebel cause his brutality in this capacity at the head of his indian troops will not be forgotten ho he instituted the savage system of scalping the wounded men on the battle field and in iii ev e every ry way w ty gave evidence of a Wantonly cruel billil nature and yet lie he actu actually all y 11 made application to the govern betit mc nt authorities in missouri subsequently s to permit him to return to his allegiance and claim parole for his officers we are not aware of the course the government pursued but we presume that the atrocity of his hiff conduct forbade all chance of the application being favorably received and it is probable that the natural batni al ferocity of his character is now no w developing itself in the exercise of theau alie judicial funa functions tiong which jeff davis lias lais bestowed upon him N Y kerald herald DEATH 0 6 F r A diat i MAN I 1 I 1 hon thos F INI marchau a arshall died at liia his home hoine in woodford ord county kentucky on thursday Thur sTay the add tilt of disease of the heart aud and lun luns lungs 0 s mr M was widely known as one olle of L the most gifted men of tile the day and for tile the last thirty years 1 has lias occupied abarge a large sharo share of the public attention few men surpassed carpa ased him in varied haried lo arning and elegant 0 literary acquirements acquire ments which with his splendid goil genius lust rna made d e icim one of the most attractive ive 0 I 1 it tors of the age afe in which he livell r 1 l I 1 i ever st lot lonia became lucky after many disc 0 u age ments me on being drafted lie he made a speech spee cli saying boys I 1 have been buy ing lottery tickets about twenty five ye a rs L 1 at every raffle ill ID the sanitary fair I 1 have bucked ia against the aiger n ger at times and ai am not indifferent to seven ren opi otherwise called old sledge 1 never won a dahis in it I 1 my iny life but the wheel of that infernal draft did not turn twice till out came my nanie name confound it p 1 NEW locomotive mr L shank land 4 irm hilk iu this c ouri aw i exhibit alno on to 0 at a t 1 cc lock p mt TO M t rt ht tile the house which stands between bet the two LIVO bridges at the foot of broad B road main streets street s ilis his loco motive I which he constructed v to drive drivear atrain aJ r aidi 1 of cars up tip a steep grade of 1000 feet to tile b by te power of steam for forbear years ork mr has bas been at I 1 wa col alaia tarts machine ch ine and anaw now bil lt it aj coq ur people to show its E P br nevada cal gaieck gaid 0 o i j i OF OB OX G T qa 2 |