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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02
Noon Dispatches.

BALTIMORE, July /, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Since 2 o'clock this morning startling pro-
ceedings have been going on here. Detach-
ments of artillery and infantry have been
sent to various sections of the city, aud are
now posted in Monument Square, Exchange
Place, in the 8th Ward, Broadway, and
other points, before daylight. All the mem
bers of the board of police commissioners,
except the Mayor, were arrested, and sent to
Fort McHenry 1t is said that plot has
been discovered of an intended outbreak.
Gen. Banks has just issued the following
proclamation
HEADQUARTERS OF DEPARTMENT, An
NAPoLIs, Fort McHenry, July L.
Ia pursuance of orders issued from the
Headquarters of the army at Washington,
for the preservation of public peace in this
Department, | have arrested and do now de-
tain in the custody of the United States
the late members of the Board of Police.
After public recognition and protest against
the suspension of their functions, they
continued their sessions daily upon forced
and unwarrantable construction of my proc
lamation of the 2Sth ult They declare
that the police law was suspended, and the
police officers and men put off duty for the
present, intending to leave this city without
any police or protection whatever They
refused to recognize the officers and men
necessarily selected by the Provost Marshal
for its protection, and held subject to their
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Nine men, ten kegs of powder, and q
small quantity of fuse were captured by q
company of Federal troops near Chillicothe
on the Hannibal & ST. Joseph Railroad
night before last. These men meditated
the destruction of the Railroad bridge ia
that vicinity, but their design was frnstra-
ted. They are now held as prisoners.
Reliable information from Springfield
says that the Sd regiment, Col. Siegel, and
part OF the 9Th, Col. Solomon, reached there
on Sunday last, and Col. Browns regiment,
4th reserve corps and battalion of the 5th,
would arrive next day.
Col. SeigeRs regiment started west to cut
off Jackson, who was last heard from at the
town of Stockton, with two thousand men
only partially armed
1t is understood that the Kansas reei-
ments have guarded all the outlets from
Missouri on the border of Kansas aud the
Indian territory, which, with Seigel's out
posts west from Springfield, will entirely
hem jackson 10, and doubtless result in the
capture of his whole force.
The Democrats correspondence says the
Union Home Guard at the battle a Cole
Camp, on the / 9Th, lost twenty killed and
wounded, and twenty three taken prisoners.
The prisoners were taken to Warsaw and
liberated on taking an oath not to bear arms
against the Southern Confederacy.
The Union force was Eve hundred, and
the seeessionists one hundred mounted men
and two hundred infantry. The secession
loss is reported to be thirty-two.
Judge Derry, Y years old, a strong union
man and slave holder, was tied to tree
by some of Jackson's men, and his ody
literally riddled with balls.
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.NsrUOss Dsbsfstg, asd rae chief caEass
Of disease, loss Of sleep finds in Hunnewel's Tolu
Anodyne, one Of the most perfect remedies, to
which the young testify having no parallel
and the aged even in cases where the sufferer
were over so years Of age, declare that they seem
TO have a new lease of life.
These complaints often aggravated by indi-
gestion and the giving of pills Ct doubtful compo
nents, or with mercuriaIs obstacles to its sue
cess. Therefore, attention is asked to Pill, not
only designed to assist the Anodyne, and be in per.
feet harmony with IL, but a perfect Fam ly
Physic in the most simple form. They are more
fully described in Pamphlet to be found with all
dealers, may be had of proprietor by asking for
them. See advertisement.
July -1mdAw
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TR1BUNE's SPECIAL.

WAsHIEGToN June 30.--The financial
propositions for the Treasury Department to
be submitted to Congress are three in num-
Eber.s lst, a national loan at 7 31-100ths
per cent, redeemable in three years, not
controvertible into bonds nor reservable for
government dues I'd, foreign loan, inter
est at 31-lo0ths per cent; Sd, The issue
of treasury notes of small denominations,
interest at 3 30-100ths, convertible and re-
ceivable 10 circulate as currency.
Mr.. Chase will also recommend special
tax on Coffee tea, sugar, and fancy articles,
intended for the payment of national or
government debts.
The President has determined not to en-
terrain any propositions of peace until the
rebellion is entirely su6dued-
Army officers declare it impossible to
make forward movement until more wag-
ons arrive One thousand will be finished
ON the 18th of July.
SPECIAL TO THE TIMES =,
The contest for Speaker is becoming ami
mated. 1t is thought Grow will be success
full. This would rule out Forney for Clerk
who would give his aid to Blair or Colfax.
There is but little doubt that a new Clerk,
of the Senate will be elected in place of
Dickens, notoriously hostile to the govern
ment. His removal is a necessity.
The last time Beauregard was heard from,
be stated publicly to his troops they should
be at Alexandria last night. We should not
be surprised If the 4th of July was celebrat-
ed by driving in the rebel pickets and clear
ing out Fairfax Court House.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, June 3o.-It is reported
that the misunderstanding between JEFF.
Davis and Beauregard and Lee, that mas
been. noticed for some time past continues,
and it is said TO be the intention of the lat
ter to resign his position. It IS certain that
private letters from Lee to old associates in
the United States army have disclosed his
dissatisfaction in the rebel army.
It is said that the steamer Preston was so
severely injured in the recent conflict that
she will be condemned. She is new boat.
1t appears that the Government does not
regard the occupation of Harper's Ferry at
present as of any great importance, now
that everything of importance has been de-
stroyed,
The Massachusetts, lst regiment has ap-
piled to the War Department to permit
them to celebrate the 4th of July somewhere
on Virginia soil The answer is not yet
known.
The impression is strong tonight that a
forward movement will be made during the
next twenty-four hours, Gen. Mcdowell
will not be superseded.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, June 39.-The cele-
brated steam gun arrived last night. Prof.
Lowe is expected to-day with his monster
balloon. Two prisoners and two de-
serters were brought ia to-day, all OF
the Louisiana Zouaves. The deserters
having been pressed into the Confeder
ate service, escaped the first opportunity.
They are uniformed precisely like
Duryees Zouaves. The two prisoners were
stragglers of a scouting party of two hun
dred. They agree that an attack on New
port News was meditated night before last,
and was only prevented by the incessant
rain. About A, 500 men, including strong
body of cavalry and II pieces of artillery,
advanced from Yorktown, where there are
1000 troops from South Carolina, North
Carolina, and Georgia. The cavalry is
made up of the elite of Virginia, aud they
are exceedingly well mounted.
Provisions are scarce at Z Yorktown.
The two prisoners were originally from
Boston and New York, and the regiment
having mutinied, they were paid FIVE dollars
each, the only money yet received by them
They then went to Richmond, and lastly
came to Yorktown. Three shots were fred
from q Sawyer riaed gun, atlNewport News,
the mate of that ON the Rip Raps, one OF
which reached the opposite bank on James
river, Al miles.
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March IT, 1868
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NV son was & long time afflicted with the Liver
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avail. Finally procured bottle of the Bitters,
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health. Ny daughter some time after exhibiting
symptoms of the same disease, we again resorted to
the Bitters. would state, by the way. that she
had for long time been suffering from Neuralgia,
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became SO extremely weak, that she unable to
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CHARLES s. RORER.
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New YORK, July lst.--A letter in the
World from the steamer Wyandott from
Fort Pickens, announces the capture of the
privateer steamer VIM Fl. Webb, by the
Niagara, when in the act of capturing the
brig East, from New York 1t also cap
tured the English bark Etna, with cargo
of rif1ed cannon for the rebels at Pensacola.
A gentleman has just arrived here from
New Orleans, who states that the rebel
Government had abandoned the idea of
taking Fort Piekens, and has Withdraw q
considerable portion of the force station ed
there, aud dispatched them to Richmond
He says further, that some apprehensions
were entertained at New Orleans, of the
landing of large force of Union troops in
the vicinity of that city. Accordingly,
preparations are being made for erecting
proper means of defense. The information,
he says, YVES communicated to him by
gentleman who had arrived from Washing
ton. The Government is determined to
employ the q. S. troops captured in Texas,
now on parole, on duty that will not vio-
late their oath
The latest dates from Mexico state that
there is no material change in the affairs
there. The Rebel government have several
agents in Mexico, and several of the States
endeavoring to effect their purposes of a re-
cognition by creating public opinion in
their behalf 1t appears that they are max
| ing large promises, and have already pnr-
chased seven newspapers, which are labor
ing in the interest of the rebel government.
Their recent Vaccinations are well under
stood by Minister Corwin, who has exposed
them to the Juarez government. Mr.. Cor
win had submitted the project of the new
treaty to The government, and expected an
early acceptance,
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UNLUoKY DAY.-It is very singular, says
the Chicago Times, that in this most UNI
lucky war every prominent movement has
taken place on the most unlucky day
Friday. The bombardm Mt of Sumpter was
commenced on Friday; the troubles in Bal
timore took place on Friday the FIRST blood
lest riot 10 st. Louis occurred on Friday
the attack on Seweli's Point was made on
Friday; Col. Ellsworth was shot on Friday
and the batteries at Aqua Greek were at
tackled on Friday. 1t has been all Z Bri-
day business.
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SANDY Hook, June 12.-The 49tna has
arrived with 1886, 900 in specie. Frigate
Adriene sailed for the American station. A
French division under Admiral Regnaut is
about to sail. 1t will visit New York and
Charleston.
The steamer Golden Fleece with troops
left for Quebec on the 18th. 81 50 =
The London Times opposes the shipment
of troops to CSnada and says there is no appa-
rent reason fer It and America is more like
ly to regard it as challenge than protec-
ton. Troops were demanded by Sir PEN
wick Williams.
The Vienna press asserts that the Minis
terialCounciI have resolved not to receive the
address of the Hungarian Diet and to dis
solve the municipality of Pesth,
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Last Mig hts Dispatches.

Arrival of the Aetna Steam gun
arrived at Fort Monroe Balloon
expected shortly Another scrim-
mage near Alexandria Baltimore
quiet-Beauregard issues proc
lamation-Congress to organize on
&Thursday-Fight anticipated ia
Missouri Secession in Pike
Peak region
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LOUISVILLE, July I.--Senator Breckin-
ridge and Representative Burnett have left
for Washington. Senator Powell intends
taking his seat. Two companies Of Rons-
seau's regiment, went into camp to-day
near Jefferson vile, Indiana. The Owens
boro, KY, Shield, secession, reports the
probable return OF one of the Kentucky
companies which went to Richmond, where,
unreceived, they have been living at their
owI expense. -
By special order of Major General Pillow
dated 27th uItimo, it appears he thinks that
it is now manifest that the pressure on the
enemies resources in the East, and the bel
ligerant attitude of Missouri, the enemy will
not find himself in position to- make a
descent down the valley this summer.
A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal
of the 29th ultimO, says Col. Hardee is to
operate on the Western Bank of the Missis-
sippi in concert with the forces on this side
From the same it appears that the $4,000
600 British loan is not yet consummated 1t
says G. l.. Vernon has arrived at Richmond
direct from Europe and although he is not
the bearer of official dispatches, he brings the
government intelligence of highly inter
esting character. He speaks hopefully of
the market being opened at the proper sea-
son for tobacco and cotton.
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from w eshingfon.

The number of Federal troops in Vir-
ginia is estimated at eighty Thousand, of
which fifty thousand are armed but not
/ equipped. Twenty-Five thousand can now
be concentrated anywhere.
There are now eighteen thousand rebel
troops at Manassas nine thousand at York
town, and Norfolk is regarded as impregna-
BILE.
Gen. Beauregard's advance guards are
encamped from Springfield to Fairfax C. H.,
mostly in forests. OK A
All the grain has been seized, the farm
ers receiving nothingin Compensation
One South Carolina regiment, whose term
of service has expired, is said to be DESTROYS
of going home, and have been paid in Vir-
ginia scrip.
Ine He~Ald,s dispatch says all our vessels
sent from here have rified Cannon, ANA rv0u-
mans gun put on the vessel to operate near
Fort Monroe, especially against Sewells
Point.
It is said the Unionists of East Tennessee
and Texas will follow the example of West
ern Virginia. Judge Shelby, of Western
Texas, has just arrived and says movement
is on foot to separate from the rest of the
State.
Secret associations are formed and the
Union feeling is daily extending s
1t is reported that Gen. Carter, at the
head of two hundred unionists, routed four
hundred secessionists there. A large sand
fort is being erected near Brownsville, to
mount three hundred guns Of the heaviest
calibre 80 =
The Government can now concentrate
10000 troops here in three hours.
Intelligence received this morning says,
that fourteen scouts attacked our pickets at
Shutters Hall, near Alexandria One Of
our men was killed and one wounded; two
of the Confederates were killed and one
wounded. They were routed and fled
Senator Johnston, of Tennessee, is pre-
pairing denial in the affair of the forged
letters to Amos Lawrence of Boston.
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:. IaD1ANAPoLIs, July 1.-The 18th and
14th Indiana Regiments, Coils Sullivan and
Kihiball are now encamped here fully
equipped, ready and anxious to receive
marching orders,
Gov. Morton has issued orders for five re-
giments of the new quota for Indiana TO
rendezvous at this place and Lafayette this
week. Double the number accompanies re-
quired for the new quota have rendered
their services,
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PRINcE albert. (screw)
One of the above ships win leave New York or
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The steamers of this line have been constructed
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Parties wishing TO send for their friends from the
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WASHINGTON, June ga correspondence
of the Journal of Commerce says. A pro-
gramme of the war in Virginia, PUBLISHED by
the press, if carried cut with energy, will
be the 1st chapter of the great war. The
confederates don't underrate the resources of
the government, and the only case of their
success would assume the offensive. Recent
developments look as though Gen'l Scott
did not intend any forward movement in
Virginia.
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BALTIMoRE, July l. P. M.-The military
still remain in the city, and a detachment is
at the Custom House, to guard the specie
there. 1t is rnmored that several promi-
nent secessionists will be arrested. It is
not true that the Mayor is to be arrested.
Small numbers of muskets were found Sc
creted in the east police station.
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EF 81 "a cosssnsOn ObserVaffOW that there
are more sHffeI from debility, among Americans
han can be found among my other civilized nation.
The reason is obvious. We take too little exercise
and forget the wants of the body in the absoT bling
pursuits of business. In all such cases, ordinary
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Sc See advertisement in another column.
july 1-4tw
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Morning Dispatches.

The Great Government loan-War
to be vigorously prosecuted-Any
amount of Specials Arrival
of another Gentleman One more
Privateer captured--A lot of
rifed cannon seized Quarrels
among the Confederate leaders
Gen. Scott to lay low and keep
dark. = sy 81
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Doctor LsIand's .gstf-I HhegmaBfe BGad
is the only known remedy for Rheumatism, Gout'
aud Neuralgia, and the perniciSus effects of Mercu
ry and it is with the greatest satisfaction as to
its merits, that call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement in another column of our
paper Of the Anti-R Rheumatic Band.
july 2-2td&w
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B9Almost every one buys clothing at
Lyons's. His goods are SO elegant, re
cherehe, stylish, dressy, and durable; and
to render his clothing still more irresistible,
be has recently made very great reduc-
ton in prices. Give him call; his stock
is still large and varied.