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, 1861-08-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, August 6-10F. NJ.
The Quartermaster's and Commisssry Ds-
partments are making ample arrangements for
the reception and care Of the new regiments
10 encanp here. Camp Butler h-s been duly
and troops are arriving hourly from
lhe Central and Southern portions Of the State
The companies North are necessarily delayed
by the harvesting, but are hur1ysng to
take The places assigned them IN the respect
tive Congressional District regiments. A full
l;et of au accepted companies would
lave been made known to the public when the
orders for their acceptance were received, but
many tenders On the roll Of the A6jutant- Gen
eTal date Is far back as April, and to give them
a fair hearing It WIS necessary to give all, RE
they appear respectively Oh the list, due no
tice Of an opportunity noW to be admitted
to service; and mary Of them having gone
into independent regiments or disbanded, it
became necessary to ascertain by telegraph
and mail the companies ready for the new
call.
The oftesrs of The Government and the Ad-
jutant General have been 1ahoriouslJ engaged
in this work ever since the reception of orders
from the War Department Many Of the
companies respond fayo1ably, and the regi-
ments will doubtless soon be made up.
Some counties have rendered much larger
number Of companies than others in proper
tion to population. The county Of Adams, fol
instance, tenders 19 companies, and in this ap
pe1tionmeut is only entitled to three; while
counties north and east, entitled to one Of
two companies each, have not reported any
Gov. Yates directs that each county shall bt
heard from before more than the proportion
shall be tsKen from the larger counties, Whict
Will have the effect to equallze representation
in each district.
The only district which seems deficient il
Cook; occasioned, it IS presumed, by th
taet Of companies heretofore rendered bavinI
found place IN the Independent regiment
fo1medin Chicago.
Events trauEpIriug On our southern borde
foreehadow crisis that makes the most sa1
euine fee1 that to serve ou7 country well is
eerysit permanently. Therefore, let all nh
have claims to admittaaee in the new reg
ments answer at once. g: 3
-Four companies belonging to the secon
| Regiment Of csyalry have arriyed{siz: Cap1
FuIler.on'e Of Mason, AFT. Hay'e Of Pix
the rMsthef Dragons {Capt. Bowmm) I
Pistt, and the Alton company, Capt. Moor
! Col. Hicks Regiment and the companies
Capt. Ritter Of Mason, and Capt. Alden I
sangamon county, are all at csmp Batls'
The pikecounty companies Of infantry, AZ
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4 Correspondent of the Montgomery On
federation, w1itesirom Richmond as follow: ;.
Tic accounts Of the great battle ccntipufto
cc1Re in by insta1ments. saw President ~
Vis this morning, who gaze eman7 interpt-
ing particulars.~ =
Their appointments were magnificent. ncg
had 62 pieces Ct artillery OF the very best Gar
tic reputation; the West Potit batte7yithe
Rhode Island battery; all magnificent ans,
End IRON which not . single d{scha1gdnao
been made We, captured the wholattsae
Rhode Island battery, with g horses ailhar9
1eesed to 1t, and ready for action. Their tus-
! perb-of these it ia.said we shall gettom
10,oo0 to e, GOO. Cartouche boxes, knap]:kss,
l. india rubber great coats By the Wagonoad.
! Ammunition, a boundlesa quantity. 0spro-
visions, titty wagon losas had asreadY'een
hauled without making any impresalp M %
quantity Was supposed to be sufficient f tue
| supply oI an amy Of $1,000 men for efaR-
paien. The silled and wounded Of the neEny
are estimated at seven thousand TO terehoN-
sand men, and Of prisoners, two thouaaa are
I already In hand, and they continue at14sq At
Cen Scott, In sp1endid carriage dswn By
I nix horses, passed part Of the day aGentEe-
Vile; Mrs. Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts,,
and other ladies, were with him. o. was =
i lacy E1 -Atll1Ef41S3 WILL HAAAA 0V1itAA@G
t al afterwards spent the evening. On. Sept
; said amongst ptEHr pleasant things that e
bad Davis and Beautegard In the pan Of his
, band, snd befors night would crush lem thus
| -closirg his hard Ike vice Naa'y az the
members Of Congress had come orr 10 Wis"
| the battle at safe distance.
Between fiyeand six hundred prisners Wea;
: brought In last night, and more re On m
! way. Many Of them do not hesisateo say ma
: 1hey ara better treated here and bitter fed
a prisoners, than they were in theif OWE arm
Is soldiers.
q The President says their propositions weI
e perfect for victorious march tf Kschmonf
!. They seized bills Of fare Issued b; General AZ
}. Dow ell 4or dinners to be providd tor him; u
o had even arranged his cuisine er his first d!1
Is ner in Richmond.
: Senator Wilson had -arraged for dinn'
party at Cent1eyille, and I'D; among 9TH
thinee, about twenty bask6s Of champaign
which >he was compelled toleave bshind hi!
8, He fed in the diaga aise Of tla driver Of cazf
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Scott md RAwond.-

It Ii 7not improbable TIT Gen. scott has
been eeNfng Nj. RaymonI Tint as shreHd
= man as Gen. Scott would klloW his caution to{
probable, and least likely Is 1t that he won1d
pnburden bis eorrowB and his plans to one Of
the newspaper tribe, for most Of whbm he has
pious a7efsion- Knowing Rsymond's mode
Of doing business, and tht I'll that was said
wonld soon be known froa> Maine to Texas,
igeneies Of, the moment, and to throw the
rebals OF their guard. !
But IL this revelation 70 Raymond was bona
tde, then weHgrea with Cen. Scott that having
twice shown s great -wakness-one in max.
ing "a advance before he wss ready, and tae
could profit by it-that The President onght to
remove him.. He maat lbet etontlivlns his use.
| fufness.. Bat , better theory Ii Ehat we Frat
'gusgestea u tl,at Raymond has beAn sold, ~ ae
l des4geA to be,-Qaaey Hhig. : :,
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mcCELLoCH REPULsED.

lis comfortable news to know that in
!. :ki1mish near Springfield, No, last Fri
.'sy, Gen. Lyon repulscd the rebel horde
::nder Ben. McCulloch, and encamped
cn the field of battle. The small loss
you'd indicate that although both armies
:1e said to have been present in force, the
engagement was not general The work
Stems to have been done By body Of our
rsra..1y, e7o strong, who charged upon the
,atny, threw them into confusion, and
~. them to fight The cavalry lost five
ii The eight killed on our side, and proba-
i;:y supplied an equal proportion Of the
:rsiy 1ebtls slain.
The engagement was fought at Dug
Creek, nineteen miles south of Springfield.
Ga, Lyon had probably moved forward
Il n that place to intercept McCalloch,
AID another and greater battle has doubt
lzs been had ere this. Lyon hes 5000
men. MeCulloch's army is estimated at
c1G0l.
, 1861-08-07

WAsHHG1oS, Aug. 6.-Au the bills which
pnssed both Houses were approved by the
President, who yielded reluctant approval
to That for the con6scation Of property used
Tor rebeluoas purpcses.
I, Yesterday each House. provided separately
for an increase to the paY Of volunteers aud
regular .soldieFa by the addition Of four dol
lars per month, but finally they unitad on
bill which Will increase the pay only two dol
lars per month.
for their homes Senator Latham will not re-
turn to California during the recess.
The nominations Tor brigadier- generals have
all been confirmed by the Senate
, 1861-08-07

~isg 70 thelr local laws and pay over tie pro-
.c<eds to the Federal Government, for which
ssr'lee they are, IN Lieu Of salaries, fees, COM
missions &C., allowed . drawback Of fifteen
per cent .. =
We should be glad TO print the bill entire.
il, however, Of inordinate length, making
seven and q half columns Of the New York
Herald. Our readers have its main features,
with which NC trust they will be content.
, 1861-08-07

In Thursday evening last, = meeting Of s.
sessonists ws hsa i = Sch ea IN MI
nre!apnt a nu1nber Of Union men. A fracas oc-
cur,d' md about hundred shots were fired,
he&ht having been commenced BY one Elliot
aseassio1ist. The Union men had the. best
Il it 1 Young man named Owens killed the
two bpt&e1s Elliot, hnd ThDmas, smother Sc
eessloist xaa egR'sa Ihe the. only nns q dase
Jacks6 va wounded. Mlburn is about 20
miles i'm the Mississippi: The secasaionists
were were Jfmming up their friends intending to
nVerKtr1m he Union men, and old Mt. O xsns
! got to Sa1ro on Saturday morning, seeking for
60 t. the aSse ~ psot9st Rat tas tas
| fime t5slearn the result .-:- -
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desperate Fight on tho st. Louis Lsvee.

There Was dreadful pffVate fight this morn
ing between tEo hands employed OF one Of
the Government boats AZ the levee. The fight
grew ont 0; verbal quarrel on some personal
matter. It Was-a hand to hand conflict with
bowls knives, and both parties fought with
brutal fe1ocity. They were both cut ID dozen
placee, and red from fead to foot With blood,
before fatal thrust wes made John Con.
nors, the one who received the woaad sup
posed to be mortal, fell on receiving the
wound. sni Bas carried from the corner Of
Morgan street and the leyee to the health
Office on Chespnt street with the knife remain
ling where it was plunged in his back Thomas
[SIith. fna other com6atant, Was carried to the
public Logging house, bloedy epsc!aele, but
pot dapgefously Injured. y Lea:S = aas been
| 0ocdy fights between 3adiytduals.-cor. Cir
| eunnfi sGSG-.fte.
, 1861-08-07
FEDERAL TAXES.

We quote the following from the act
passed BY Congress on Friday last, entitled
!" An Act to provide additional revenues for
deirayirg the expenses Of Government and
maintaining the public credit by the assess
ment ard collection Of direct tax and inter.
nal dutie6:''
Be it enacted By the Senate ard House Of
Representatives Of The United States of Amer
lea, in Congress assembled, That direct tax
oftwenty millions Of dollars be, and is hereby,
annually laid upon the United States, and tie
same shall be, and is hereby, apportioned to
the States, respectively, in manner following !:
THE ArPoRT1cE4ENT Or THE TAX TO THE DETER
Ext STATES AKn rEBR1rn41ts
, 1861-08-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of -four,
grain, live stock, &c, during the past week
were n follows:

Compared with the receipts OF the week
previous, there was an increase Of 1000
brls Of flour, an increase Of 1000 bushels
IN corn, and decrease Of 10000 bushels
in wheat. In the shipments there was
decrease Of 900 brls in tlour,a decrease Of
100000 bushels in corn, and an increase of
1891 ,0e0 bushels in wheat.
The following table shows the receipts
Of leading articles from the 1st Of Jan, to
, 1861-08-07
Grfht1ttt
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1861,
GOOD FOR y0LUNTEHRS.

/: III was passed raising the pay Of yolun-
Ia rs in lie present war to fifteen dollars
:: acath. which bill was signed by tie
l;tS:esnt and is now the law. This is an
sc: at once Of justice and good policy
u!ich will not be without its effect On the
II ,At:on Of the contest,
, 1861-08-07

Waboxsm TRooeA-Fivc companies OF the
Fourth Wisconsin regiment, under: command
of Col. Payne, have arrived In 'Wsshrg gtMon. q
depot, constructed under the direction, OF
.ConmIssiuner Wood, atford.a great relief to
the weary -soldiers on arrival They are not
only provided with sleeping berth5, but the
eppiiauees tor bathing, and something eubBtau-
tis. dsc;ssd ,Sz 'n iprs11meat cn n lie ea4issepons
;sna VII tend to remove the ua&yefKble i'm
prtsaions bEretofose e1.st8ass: &: n:
| f1F{6sHoef, LII, :.-- - ~ >:
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PITTE8UK6H, aug 4, 1851.
lsft M last 'e evening ior Harrisburg, where they
Vii vi be- armed. There Is great military entha-
sisam here. Twelve hundred troops from the
West passed through this morning: Three
hundred regulars from Dacotah, left tbs atteI-
noon for Warrington, IN charge OF Lieut..
Day. The Paymaster arrived 70 cay. 1he =
Pennsylvania Twelfth and Thirteenth viii be
paid Monday and mustered out Tuesday. En-
listing going on rapidly.
, 1861-08-07

= ,1IhoRE, Aug. 6:-There Is nothing Of
my mihent from Cd Point to-day.
Of KoG, a. cItg ngnI ILL., ot b1am9ts 4aa as
etroyR 81 Ire faat night Loss SO 900 Ia
sored dfm els 0oo, partly IN hs1 York md
PhnadePh{a, = ::
, 1861-08-07

Especial Disrateh to the Chicago Tribunal
FRAs11E. No. Ang. &.
Intelligence has just been received here Of
a battle fought last Friday, the %, at Dug
Spring, 19 miles south Of Springfield, between
Gen. Lyon's forces, 5000 strong, and the rebel
troops Of MeCulloch, estimated at 5000. Ly-
ems loss vas killed and 50 wounded Nc
Culloch's, 20 killed and 10 wounded Gen.
Lyon seized SO stsnds Of arnE, Is horses and
several wagons Of provisions. 81 United
States cavalry came suddenly on the enemy's
infantry, estimated at 1900, rode on them,
aud created stampede among them. They
cut their way through the enemy and came
back with less Of $ men. The cavalry charge
Was most brave; s.yeral Of the enemy we're
found on the field with heads cloven entirely
through by the force Of the sabre strokes.
The enemy retreated during the night to
McCu1loch's store, q few miles south. Gen.
Lyon took possession Of the battle field. His
pickets were fired upon on Saturday morning, g,
and 8 fight was momentarily expected. The
reports Last Sunday morning Of a battle then
going on are not authentic.
There are rumors of large forca Of rebels
west Of Springfield, and an attack is still ex-
Pected-.
ITO the Associated Press-l
SpRraGF1kLD, No., Aug. q
4 battle occurred to-day at Dug Spring, Is
miles south Of this place, between the Federal
forces uEder Gen. Lyon, and the Rebel troop.
under Ben. AcCulloch, in which Of the form
er we're killed and 30 wounded, and 40 Of the
latter killed and 40 wounded. Gen Lyon toob
eighty stand of arms and Is horses and wagg
.ons. 270 United States cavalry made, ,
charge upon - body Ct rebel infantry
said to have been fou
thousand and cut their way through them
aud returned NTH a. loss Of 5. men. tn
charge was most gallant and terrible seyera
Of the rebels being found with their heads eli
ven entirely through. The enemy retired dpl
i1g the night, and General Lyon took posses
sion Of the field. Another battle was mt
menta1ily expected, the ensaly being IN larg
force west Of Springfield. Particulars as 800
as possible.
, 1861-08-07

The KeeCued PfaXe Fe2se1s.
New YORK, Aug, 6.-The Brigs Naiad, Ma
chias and Ben Dnnning, eeized By the priya-
teer Sumter near Cienfugos, arrived at this
port today. They were released By the order
Of the Spanish Government, and salad uuder
convoy Of the United States steamer Crusader
as faT as Cape Antonio.
, 1861-08-07
THE WAR IN Missouri.

sharp Skirmiah neAr Spr1UEf1e1d bs-
tween Lyonsa and mcCUllochsa foEces
-SHQ0ll Loss ON each Ride
, 1861-08-07
FROM CAIRO.

TIE 1ooa boys at Birds Fbint-7Ae Bloody
Nfaaaa{d "--Ross's Rtyinsent-Busl's Bat
j.: taJ-6ets7s Regiments o.. The Rint-HoE
+. Weather. =
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Py Gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
IL GKsERA1 AUuT1oSEERs, 8. Lake street
Large and EereEptery sale Of
New Pianos and Htlodeons at Auction,


ON THURSDAY. AUGUST 18th, At 9x O'CLOCK
At cur Ealesroom 81 Lake street. an ,nruIcs o. neH
Planes ny th7 following named N ma7n1ac:ute1s. r:z:
QEe splendid seven oc1ava P1aao rosewood ca1e.
full iron11ams foorronEd ornered serpent.nn moald
tng-A magnificent toned 1ostrumeat- naas By 7. GIL
bers Co Boston,
Two saven-octave do. rosewood Gaze, full iHM
liant toned Made by q, Ncwaali 4 Ca, Boston
One sszen;osssss Do; 5ossEosd s.; sa.e MI Iron M
Ill and tone Made by Am Asa Dexter. Bostoa-.,
FOu1 eeya octave d.. ROSEWOOD csss. fnn IRON
frame four round cuEnercl *i1h bead moulding, Ii
splendid INSTRUMENTS Mad@by Asnasa Dexter Boston.
One 6A cctave do rose good case, full lion fasoa,
round cnxnered. Made By Brown 9 Allan, Rosto2-
A1eo, foHr others, which viii be described
tley arrive.
ons Mel1deon E1x cctave rosewood caze, plaao
etJ3e 1B new ard IN perfect order. and 1ne n.srE
Ment-
TIE above Ptsnos wtrs a1l sn1eetAd b. thorough
musical atttt from tie retail Waftto2u1s Of the ab9g1
ed manufacturers, nod wti be sod Win. warEau-
previous 70 the eale tsI all vho ara te.ons OF puf
chasing can have a1 opportunity Of examining and
IJ1Dg them.
Ees from the beet manu+actnFer IN tn. East and
are net 1.el q Tor durability and anish. They can
GILBERT. SAMPSON & wAKNER
lv9 frEk 1--WE I13N%&
, 1861-08-07

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 6.-Hon. Join J..
Ca1;tendsn arrived here This F. n, md made
highly patriotic speech this evening In C1pl-
1oi Square, to la1ge and enthusiastic audi
ercc. He Leaves here Mt O'Clock tonight for
Cincinnati.
, 1861-08-07
Ngm ADVERTISEMENTS.

this aHd oil tic Leading PapeTs of The Northnsst.
, 1861-08-07

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f:z:: - ,.t.a -: 81 "
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auetin1t Gales.
RY. Gilbert, Sampson L Waraer.
IL SALE OF

= At sa3 Erie stest Nozta Size. j..
wawm sall on WEDNESDAY,, Aug lse1, atsA
Erie atreet Between Cass aud Woleott nortn Side 1t
~ O'Clock a Ii. the entrs Furniture u said house,
FL ch Bfocatei1e Brnst els Carpets Ingram DO. Ma
hcgany and EnaIoe el1ed CO amber set3s 4a& ntalax:
ruk III fufniture Winsnipa Refrigerator Cooking aad
Fs1lor Skoy e. Kitchen fmniture 6cs &S, c2nps1a-
ing fu md complete aksortmsnt at9 81 u sae Set1
suE.zsocst A1ct'oneers-
, 1861-08-07

a pay OF fFxcitement-Col. Macarthur
NeMf TO Cape G1rAFdeAU Win E4ght
Hundred men.
, 1861-08-07
nv Gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
II GxSERAL Aucr1osEERs, 8. Lake strees-
TWO hEW BILLIARD TAalES AT 41f1fs4.

On THURSDAY, AUG. 10th. AT11 O'CLOCK l. H.
At enE Eals.E1oR. s. Lake st. two new rosewood
e HE best ma1nfssinrn Thr NJ ,ra Tehe4 . I'll -
scld 70 pay advances and freight Tney will be
hthcn at or 6tofo week previous to day Of Aas
sails positive
GuBEET, SAMPSON i wARNHR
, 1861-08-07

"A special dispatch from CINCINNATI to
the fremont House says:
stHon. Joseph Holt is on his way to Wash
irgton, it is said, 10 take the place Of Cameron,
Secretary Of War"
MI. Holt would make m exceedingly able
and popular Secretary Of War; but the pres-
ent incumbent has not Jet created vacancy.
Is there any probability that one will be
made?
For the past few weeks, Mr.. Holt has been
delivering bold and strong unconditional
Union speeches to the people of Kentucky,
and has powerfully contributed to counteraet
the bad effect tha. the Bull Run diEaster to the
lcyal cause might have on the minds of the
people Of that State. Holt openly advocated
On, the stump the strongest kind Of coercion
for rebels. Unconditional submission to the
Constitution ana the laws WA his platform.
, 1861-08-07

The following table shows the amount
OF -four and grain in store in this city On
the 9Th inst, compared with the state
ments Of The three previous weeks:
E aug. i. July y. July y. July 15.
EIonr, bn-.-.. 1856 9,055 1t,14 22,5g5
wheat, bu- 49, 107,250 s74,462 269,5a9 9s,076
GoIn, bu-- 616, go ,345 a17 sle916 ,234.al7
oats 'ou..--.." 2s7,574 252,501 219,1s7 297,5s4
Business during the past week has been
active, and the leading markets were firm.
The spring crops all over the Northwest
are now being harvested, and till these
are secured, cur receipts Of produce will
probably be comparatively light There
is still quite large quantity ty Of old wheat,
yet unmarketed.
, 1861-08-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1861.
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They are entirely vegetable In their composition and may be
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healthy 10 sion in tue country Address b. H. TtosBe ONO,
New-York.
TOR SALE-A large BOARDING-SCHOOL.-
The ldersigded offer Tor the properly siuaed a.
IVES; Chester County PeUusyya Ia heretofore ewn
a. BOLMARS BOARDINO-SCHOOL."
The bmldag Of brick four stories hish were bull az:
pressy Seminary h. their constrCo' And
ing Of the mos, ,horoafh sad ample hind no eSpese
has spared the heal snd comfort Of tine Pnh
and IN everJ respect first css e.ta'shns TO -duca-
ona purposes, and viii scromodse from 40 70 100 scholars
With teachers aud assistants
III. buildings supplied with gas ard with b. drant vs,e
in abundance. They stand Of II eI
but outside the and 1unoed wh hDs Qua
mental aud shade trees, OF twenty years growth
Adjoining the which the school stands ar fher
containing which sight fwelhpgs snnzoe
or the Principal Teacher and aDofe which viii be toG with
the .chool property u desired ,
There viii be sold with the property, II desired by tue
chaser ali the beds bedding b,oks desks chairs phi oopo
and chemical apparatus and school nnre thai me eso-
sbusn, could be opened BY the purchaser In ve sho 'ns
West CbeF.er ia within ~ niles from Philadelphia, WITH
which connected by rsrosts With each
way daily l. the healthy places Ia the state
Further particulars will be furnished and make known
BY apple ation 10 ELI h. PkCE
No 81 Arch-st Phn,
WASHINGTON TOW kSEkD,
Wesf Chester, Penn,
Executor Of A bolniar deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

PIcxpocKEr Acknowledgements Gera of the
Thursday arrested Henry YOUNG bstsse
known Boots and Shoes whom be caush. IN hs 81 sb
Doughely gentleman Indiana The thie[ on bsss e
served dropped The pocksbook In ths whs os94
BY the ooss TIE prisoner taken bst"re JNGtee osb1
vhe loeksa hin sR v GasVax - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

Loss OF CLpPER WIrcHcRArr-FVrEES LIVES
Losr.-The clipper Wtchcraf, from Chinchs Islands,
with guano, bound 10 Boston, when eighty days out
was lost on Checkamscomico near Cape Hatterazl.
Fifteen lives were lost The captain and third mate
are the only officers saved Ship and cargo total loss.
She was built in Chelsea Mass in 1850; her burdsu
was $40 tuns, and she was owned in Boston.