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he was assisting ia the field, about S o'clock
On Sunday aftsFnoon, and was taken to Lud-
ley'e Church, where be was ordered to attend
to the wounded Twelve of our surgeons
were also ma1e prisoners. On Mondsy these
su1Kecua were ali sent to Mauassas Amonp
THIN were Doctors Foster, Swift, Wlster and
GriEWo1d. Fofter, Swift and Wister, eubse.
quently were allowed to 1ome back to Lnd-
lty's Church on parole, to attend to the wound
ea. DR.. Griswo.d refused to gtye his parole,
and was sent to Richmond.
On Morday, during the. rain storm, $50 of
onr wounded were brought to Lndley's
Church, There was nothing for them to est
upon the battlefield Capt. Ball, OF the Fair
lax cavalry, who Was released from imprIson-
ment htre acme -weeks ago on parole, showed
them come Kindness, and procured some food
fcr thtm.
On Tuetdsy.the rebels commenced burying
tie dead On the battlefield They buried all
except the dead Of the ZouaVes and the New
Yo1k 14th regiment They would not permit
elthkr tire fred ehirta" OF the "red breeches"
to be buried
On Wednesday Dougherty accompanied the
rebel surgeon who was in charge Of the hos
pital at Ludley's Church to the b1tue field.
he ssys there were then one hundred and afty
Of the Zouaves and New York Fourteenth IN.
buried, and the stencil was so great they could
net remain upon the field. fhe bodiea that
we're buried were stripped. and the clothes
eIYen to the rebel soldiers to Wear. There
were ten or twelve rebel doctors in attend
a1ee On our wounded.
On "Wednesday and Thuradsy good many
At the wounded, among whom was one man
belonging to the "a Rhode Island, sna R. j. z.
Mullen OF Wisconsin,
On Thp1seay Dougherty accompanied the
doctor to the lower hospital, In which there
were quite punaber Of our wounded. Three
Eied fEst Gay and were taEen ont and pi4ed uo
with fourteen others who had died. Six more
died that night-one d Lieutenant of zouayes,
nd Fletcher, Of Maine. A Brooklyn man was
in the agonies of death He was too weak
to speak his name. He whispered gome-
thin about his wife that could not be uu-
derbtood IN Friday thirty of our wounded
were taken to MANASSAS in ambulances. On
Friday night Dougherty, and Captain Allen,
,ot Massachusetts,. and one other Of the prison
els, c1awled past the guard and escaped.
They went in the direction Of Leesburg, and
lad many adventures. They. represented
themselves sB members Of an Alabama regi-
ment.. Reaching the Potomac, near Leeaburg,
they followed It till shey reached our lines.
, 1861-08-01
FR0M QUINCY.

military Affairs In NoFlhern mlsssu.1.
Especial Dihpstch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
QuRe1, July 3t-9P.n,
A gentleman from schuyler county, No.,
who has passed through this city going to
Bellefontaine, O., says the secessionists haya
800 men In camp 80 miles west Of Canton.
They overhauled the stage IN which he WAS
travelling but as the passengers all proved
themselves secesaionists, and took the pre-
ecribed oath, they were allowed to pass on
FeEty zehele, encamped at New Boston, Linn
county, were captured on Saturday By Capt.
Johnstcn's company, with all their arms and
munitions. Captains TFumbuu and Loring,
At Brookfeld, Charlton county, on Sunday
captured eix rebels and 4 1arge quantity, OF
asms and ammunition, some mulea and fifteen
horses.
Two companies, commanded by Captains
Rose snd swartout, 90 into camp herein = day
or TWO
A masa meeting is to be held at Camp
Point, Saturday next, for the purpose Of Or
ganizirg an Adams county regiment.
, 1861-08-01
The tax Bill In Congress.


The amended ta1 bill ss passed by the
House, on Monday, differs in some essential
particulars from the original draft, and many,
though not all, the objectionable features
are corrected. Only so o0o, 600, or two
thirds Of The sum needed, Is to be derived
from direct taxation, aud the balance is made
up Of internal and excise duties. Thus, Atax
is put on carriages frcm one to fifty dollars;
On gold watches one dollar, and on silver
watches fifty cents. The excise On spIrituouR
liquors ie to b. FIVE cents aga1lcn, aud On fer
mented liquors sixty cents barrel Or two
cents gallon. On al incomes over six hun
dIed doIlaza per aanu1n three per centum is
to be charged, including all n1oneya at inter-
ct, etc. The scope of internal duties has also
hetu en]srEed, and the tax on landed estate
reduced. Every interest IN the country is
taxed in proportion, including tax On the
currency or bank CIRCULATION, and the salaries,
even, Of members Of Congress. The amount
itsO OM0 00O) to be raised By direct taxation, ia
L. be apportionea among the States, accord
Ing to ilieir population. The States are au-
| tho,ized to collect the money, aud each State
70 be allowed ntlefn Pss eenIa asnsa On rs rs
| undertake the collection Of the sax, thea the
Federal Government is to put iato operation
! the machinery for the purpose.
| The bill Was debated at some length, and
the vote on its final passage= = ~ z te ;;,.. 6o;
|
On Ways and Means, With instructions to
provide for the return OF the surplus reven1e
heretofore distributed among the etates,
which would, be sid, ohyiate the necessity
1er direct taxation, md bs Tueh less oelees sess
20 as to impose duties on tie free List, and IN
creaae those on such other schedules as III
| augment the revenue Third, the Teauc.sos
Of duties which now amount to proalo3 non
50 that additional revenue may thus ee aeE.S
able, Fourth; the return Of the Internal dnnel
thereto Of stocks,
Mr- Arnold Of Illinois showed the inequs1i
II of The bill, contrasting the New Engsan'
end Western States for this purpose as an tn
stance. He eaid while the real cstate In Ill
no's is valued at s2s7, 900 ooo, and TIE taxes
nearly 81, ,727, 900, the real estate Of Massacht
setss Is vaiued at $475 geo GOO, and she IS lake
{ en]y 81 ,238,00 He WIS In favor Of tht2 23.opt
) titton Of MF. ColfAx. Any bill to commea
: .tsc1fto public spprohasaoe must be equal I
) Na orers!ion.
a Nj, Colfefs proposition wss rejected.
, 1861-08-01
From LeAvenyEofth-Frosp Of In
dian Tr0ubleAs

LEAvENwoRrH, July 31.-The Daily Con-
scyratise has adrices from the Usage Indian
region that Mr. Shoemaker, CHIEF Mission
ary Of that tribe, has been compelled to leave
BY seceseionists. a force OF one hundred
men. under Judge Brown, of Humboldt, has
left Alien county for the Usage country to
dispetse the rebels.
The Times says there Is q large body Of
Pawnees and Cheyennes ii khe vicinity Of M
rysyI1e, Msrehnll county, Kansas, and it is
thought they will inaugurate hosti1ities, hav-
ing been tampered With BY secessionists oi
thet region.
After the recent sksrmish at Harzisonvi1le,
Mo-, and the dispersion Of the rebel forces,
Jennison and his men robbed some stores Of
clothing, ETC., which be distributed among the
troops. Jennison is not In the U. 8. service,
but In this skirmish acted in concert with the
Federal troops
The trial Of Dr.. Anthony, publisher OF the
Conservative, of this city, for killing R. c. Sat-
ie1lee, editor Of the Herald, cioaed yesterday.
Tie jury were out but twenty minutes, return
ing 8 verdict Of acquittal. ::
, 1861-08-01

Washlng1on Isems.
Especial Dispatch to The N. z. Tanes.I
WAsH1s1Tos, July 80, 1851.
MOUNTING BIG GuHB.
The oEtifications on the Virginia side are
being mounted with large number Of the
heaviest guns used In the earYice. Expert ar
t0lefJmen are being detailed to instruct tie
the guns. =
THE NEW euxteoAzs.
The new gun-hoats betpg constructed By
the Government, are 10 be Maned with heavy
steel guns, the Nary Department. having
given an order for numi1sr to he mannfac+
tured after the pattern Ufoiaose made for the
Sickies Brigade, and W11kzh gave such sat
1s1action at The tests 1atEly made at the
NAVY, Yard, under the direction Of Captain
Dahlgren.
GKs. Mc'o1.xtLAE-
Gen. Mcclellan, it Is eaids is about issuing q
general order; rendering i incumbent on a1
Br:gadier Generals In Virginia TO have "a di-
vision drin;by trumpet .: least oncea week,
until further orders. The first drill Is to cont
meuce On or about the 10.h Of next month.
AT present the men do not know single call
on The brazen instrument, 20 ne have taken
occasion to remark more than once.
THE NEW BR1GApHRs.
The Congressional delegations from the vs.
zioas State6 have been at the trouble of eau
eEEjrg tbs claims aG1 qualifications Of various
gentlemen fol, positions ss Brigadler Gen,
erals. The names Of those recommended you
will have elsewhere. It ig~Eot probable that
in all caEes the President and Cabinet will
feel called upon to accept the men thus re
commended. I think Am not mistaken in
Eayirg that the President would much prefer
win 1aure1s and right to zalk on the field, ID
the fire of the enEmY.
, 1861-08-01

This fine company Of cavalry, which
left our city in april, returned last even-
jig from Virginia, where they were en-
gagged in the battle Of Rich Mountain and
other important victories. under Gen Nc
Clellan. They have come home in obedi-
Cnce to the order Of the Adjutant General,
requiring all three months troops to be
mustered out Of service at the expiration
Of their term OF enlistment We under
stand that it is the intention Of the major
1ty Of the company TO re-enlist for the
war. Gen- Mcclellan has ordered Capt.
Barker to retain his horses and armament,
to fill up his company forthwith, and re
port to him at Washington as soon as
1anecif1a
, 1861-08-01

Richmond has been in sec1et session an day.
They have made public resolution permit
ting the First Regiment Of North Carolina
volunteers to be mustered into the seryiea
for the time agreed upon by them When vol
rntened, and paid for services already rem
cadets from the North Caro}ina Institute.
The President has approved the resolution
making di1po4ition Of donations made by
Churches on ast+day, to ralIeEe tbs wounded
at Manassas. The amount Is fTe thousand
two hundred and seveuty-eight dollars and
eixty ctuts.
, 1861-08-01

Cen. mcFIel1xRss Co om1Dnnd--ExaxuI-
narlun Of Army OHcers.
It will be seen by th 9 spbjoined general Of
der that Gen. McCle11an's command will in
clude Gen. Mantfeld's az well as McDoWeU's
department, and TWO couutiea in Maryland as
Eell:
General Orders No. Al
War DEP'r. Ap1rTAk1 GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, duly s, 1851. s
First: There will be added to the Depart
ment Of the Shenandoah, the counties Of
Washington and Allegheny in Maryland, aud
such other parts Of Virginfa a may be cover
cd by the army in its operations. And there
will be added to the Department Of Washing-
ion the counties Of Prince George, Montgom.
cry and Frederick. The 1ensinder Of Mary.
lard, and all Pennsylvania and Delaware, will
constitute the Department OF Pennsy1yanis,
headquarters, Baltimore. The Department OF
Washington and the Department Of North
eastern Virginia will constitute = geographical
division under Major General Clellan, Q. s.
A, headquarters, Washington.
Second: All officers OF volunteer regiments
Fill be subject to examination by Military
Board, to be appointed by this Department
with the concurrence Of the General-in-C Chief
IS to their fitness for the positions assigned
them. Those officers found to be incoNpe'
tent will be rejected, and the vacancies thus
occasioned will be filed bJ the appointment
of such persons as may have passed the exam:
tnation before the board.
, 1861-08-01
The Attempt on the Lie Of the Kins
OF Prnns1A.

%4~S-*@e
a Letter from Baden, dated July Il, appears
in The Journal des Dsba&s- The writer says.
*.This morning, between 9 and 70 O'clock, at
lie moment wnen the King Of Prussia, attcr
G:s customary walk in the Lichtsntnal Ave-
nue., wes seated near the stone fountain, q
student Of LEIPZIG appToaebed him, aud lesel-
ing Pistol st his breast, pulled the trigger.
TIE force Of the charge happily eaased 9ns iae the
ard slightly g1azed the Kings shoulder. AT.
rested ea he sRot By The Een Tno b
fore the chief magistrate Of the city, and was
e1smined in the presence Of his August High.
less the Grand Duke Of Baden. It is stated
that the student confined himself to the re-
ply, while ayowing his crime, that bis only
object Eas to free Germany rom sprttnce who
YVES not sufficiently active in the cause Of
German unity. The population OF Baden,
where His Majesty is regarded with respect
and vcneration, heard Of the event with
horror which will be shared by all the world.
The report runs that the Leipstc student is the
son OF s Russian Consul in q city on the
Black Sea. Others say thai he is Of ofLithuanian
nrfpirH
, 1861-08-01

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-The Richmond .Et-
anine~ Of 9Th says the Confederate forces
have been removed forward far beyond Ms
Daesas- Prisoners are ELL being brought in
By thousands. The enemy'a dead still remain
ubburied. Gen Beaure2asd fs said positively
rot to be at Manassas. It il certain he cap-
tpred tbirty-tHo thousand handouts, with
which the Federals expected to maaacle pris-
oners- President Davis has telegraphed the
Gtozg'a regiments to conc on We hare ta-
ken twenty-five Thousand stand Of arms.
Fairbanks, Adlutaut Of the Michigan regfi-
ment, Ia q Prisoner at Richmond, and the
Enqseitxr proposes hanging him as rabtd Alb
, 1861-08-01
From WNAh1uHtpHs

[SPecial Dispatch to the C1ncinnaH Gazette.I !.
WAsHrHGToH, July u.
entirely ignored in the appointment Of Br[gar
der Generals, though the applications were
nEuerous. AL WEo are now being appointed
have seen actra1 service. -
am told large numbers ct scouts have gone
ont into Virginia to set the woods Oh fire and
sco1ch out the masked batteries.
Nothing further is heard from the Confed-
crate side Generals Lee and Johnston are
supposed to be moving On Western Virginia,
ard the western or upper Potomac oTaGd
Leesbu1g, Martinsburg, Ha,per's Ferry, &c.
Scue strategic movement is undoubtedly
gcirg on, Is Cnusua1 surveillance Is kept oVar
ccmmu1.ication~ ard intercourse No one is
allowed to psss or repaas their lines under
aug circumstances, not even with hag Of
truce.
, 1861-08-01

ThsFe1fey Of Keeping Csston NJ Home.
LOUISVILLE, Jn1y s0.-The Memphis Ap-
peal Is urging the planters to keep their cot
Ton 1t home, and says that should the nsaal asl
quantity be brought to Memphis, say 4D,0 600
bales, sud stored in. .our warehouses this MI,
the temptation for the enemy to essay its
" IA COTTON viii BE- very ecaIce at the North
next winter. It would Be tantamount, indeed,
to Offering twenty millions bonns for invasion
Of the mississippi valley, and for successful
exuedItipa sgainat Memphis.
, 1861-08-01

On Saturday last, Gen. Watkins, anosorious
rebel, and one Of Gov. Jackson's Bsigadier
Generals, resigned his command Of the armed
mob which he h2d gathered in soRtheast Nils
son7, aud reed upon bis followers to return
to thg1r homes and allegiance to tne United
States government. Tie design Of Congress
to psss bill Of pains aud penanlties against
ieadiuc traitors is saidIto hare been the main
cause fcr his resignation. The notorious JET.
Thomrsop, lunatic from St. Joseph, has sue
cecdcd him in comuand-,M. Louis Ukmocra.
, 1861-08-01

tits with feeling Of deep sadness that
we record the news brought by the Barker
Dragons last night. that Gen. Mcclellan,
in obedience to positive orders from Gen.
::cs:, S.e::. though much against his own iudg-
ment, released all The prisoners taken at
Laurel Hill and Rich Mountain, one thou
sand IN number, on parole Of honor. The
Rcoundrels were conducted q considerable
distance from camp by the Barker ORA
Eoons an1 Cincinnati Cavalry, and set at
liberty. They returned the favor by shoot
ing four of the Cincinnatians as soon as
they were released.
, 1861-08-01
Yx1ZTIITN CONGRESS sRBIaI,
WARRINGTON, July 81, 1851:
SENATE

On a o@on Of Mr.. Wilaon the bill Bnpple.
mentaFy. to the act to increase the military
eetabf{ahA vent Waa taken up and passed 80.
Nj. LANE, Of Indiana, offered q resolution
n.xinp prr4 Hdsnt to inform the Senate whether
Ana Hon. Ia ues Il Lane. Of Kansas, has been
anuointsd = BngaGier General, and If ha has
arrxpted the same. Adopted.
ne bin h I. elation to the sapeeintendents
of Nav Yarl8 WA tnen pasaed-
On motion q Mr. Chandler, the bil; to In
crtaae the co1aa lar representation Of the Uni
ted states durft the rebellion was taken up
Tie cosside1utttn N Of the bill to suppress IN
surrection waa {Us tponed TILL Tomorrow N~''
Adjourned. il
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. BINGHAM, If Ohio, from the Ludiclary
Committee, reported back the Senate bill,
transferring The control oyer the District At
1orIeys md Marsha1s Il ON the Secretary Of
the Interior to the 4tsorn ey General Passed
Mr. BLAIR; Of Missouri, from the Military
Committee, reported = bill providing for
monthly pay OF troopa. Passed
Mr. MAY, Of Md, sskted leave to INTRODUCES
preamble acting forth the circumstances
attending the arrest Of the Baltimore police
commissioners s.ser*iDg thst the writ Of ha1
bess corpus hsd been treated with contempt,
aud that military despottBu has been estab-
lished In Baltimore, and, concluding with q
rteolution that their srrest and imprtsonme eut
we're without Es1rans an & dagsrantly uncon-
stitutlopal and Illegal.
I Mr. BINGHAM raised the point that this
resolution Eas excluded under the rule for
the government Of the business Of the session.
Tie Speaker decided that the point -
veil taken. Adjourned
, 1861-08-01

a,.,nor.nh appeara q the n. 7: Hea9W oi
,esa1 a Fa3sgpth ;o he effect that hh. F4tz Henry
4a,Naf MorSs5 he Il Was1ington Cor1espandent ..of
nansI., Ml.,,nr ~ has neeu Ideposed." This state.
,ms ,e,t is not c.rrect Mr.. Warren's Resignation
~ given far reasons OF his Own, and as tne
|, 81 gees..un Of no one conEsc-ea "asn soas pS'
pef.--N, 7. If7bHHe.
, 1861-08-01
Gbirago Trihurre


The Secretary OF War has accepted thir-
teen regiments Of infantry, three ofcavalry,
and one Of artillery, rendered By Governor
Yates, in addition to the previous enlist
ment from Illinois This will make
total Of thirty gsyfmeats Of three years
1nen from OUT State, or thirty'st1 if the
Cairo brigade Of Gen. Prentiss is filed up
by re-cnlistment, as we have no doubt it
will he. The Yates Phalanx, Douglas
Brigade and Northwestern Rife Regiment
are not included in this reckoning.
, 1861-08-01

NEw YoRK, July 81 The steamer Joseph
Whitney, from Baltimore and Fort McHsnry,
29tb, has arrived here. she hrlngs detaca:
meut Of the n 7. 20lh regiment, also the FOL
lowing prisoners :-Richafd Holmes, John ".
Davis, ". Il. Gatchell, aud Chas. HowaEds
police commissioners; also, Dr.. Edward
johnson, taken On board the steamer Mary
Washington, with the It French Lady" !" Samuel
H. Lyon. F. G. Fitzpatrick, John Il. Cuisick,
James Murphy, Ghas. E. Murphy, and Chas.
H. Hage1in-dN charged with treason They
are to he confined In Fort Hamilton.
, 1861-08-01

LOUISVILLE, July s1--Thirty gunne1s CT
rived last night for the gun boats now ready
to leave for Cairo.
c. & snexd of this city Is manufacturing
Cannon for the Home GunTda.
, 1861-08-01

THE co PARTNERSHIP hereto
- fore e1stIDg between the undersigned. .udee
the fFm Of JOHN BHQ;IE T. CO :. IL thtz dAT Cfs-
so1yra BIZ mutual consent JOHN RR0D1E,
CHARLES BINMORE
G, J. CU5AGE
, 1861-08-01

HEADQUARTERS DsPARTaENr o. TIE AnK1 oF|
oocurA11on or WEsTkKa t1aaIE1t, +
GRAFTON, July ao, les1' J.
GENERAL ORDEE No. LII. BY authority Of
the War Department, iii. Gen. Mcclellan
has been relieved from the command of this
Department, and ordered to Washington.
The command Of the Department Of the Ohio
AID Amy Of Occupation, WtsteTp Virginia,
itYolvte upou Brig. Gen, Rosencrana, United
States Amy, who Assumes the command
q The first Brigade OF the Arnv of Occu-
, 1861-08-01

Isp1A9APoI1s, July 3l-Ihe 31st Indiana
regiment, under command Of Col McAfillan,
left this +. ", for Washington Two other
regiments will leave this week for the same
destination. Companies are daily arriving
here to nnup new regiments accepted from
this State.
, 1861-08-01
Wise Quitting the loses
1000 E1en by De&erEtou.

1>UU0 men by 0e&eftfuu.
C1Sc1sNATI, July 3l.-Gen Cox reached
Ganley Bridge or the 29h, and took 600
flint lock muekets aud several kegs of paw
ctr that had been left behind BY Gov. Wise in
bis re:rea~- The bridge WAS totally burned.
1t was thought Wise would make stand at
Iewisburg, where he expected reinfurcements
frS m the East. He had lost LEGO men By de-
eertion since leaving Charleston. Wise IN
his retreat up the Kanawhs has burned num-
htr Of valuable bridges, and carried of moat
, 1861-08-01

The EnRltHh Schooner Tropfc Wind
Seized Again.
SANDY HOOK, July 31-The schooner Trop-
ic Wind has arrived off this port from Fort
Monroe, IN eharge of \ prize crew. The
Tropic Wind was{seized on the Goth Of Jane,
by order Of Gen. Butler, for violation Of the
blockade and communicating with tbs enemy,
after having been warned by the Paxuee, She
he'd been seized once before by the Monticello
and taken to Washington, but was released By
order Of the Secretary Of State :
, 1861-08-01
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1861.


cheered 1ustily as Il. w1e delivered to them
from the train, for without lta aid they could
get none. This morning Unlpa flags 1oated
from the little stations Com Is abundant. The
plains are rich with crops OF are ready to yield
the ttlth. A city. Wpzthyof euch name rises
above the Watera Of: the: sea-llke lake whose
waves roll from the bounfless horizon in crisp
ing foam on the SMOOTH randy beach The
pure, clear sir invigoratesthe frame, weaksned
1y the :warm; clammy breath Of the South.
The notes Of the moeking bird ara heard no
mere. but the prairle h4n gets up with sharp
brood into the deep; towering clover; the
cartridge cal1s from the etuhble, aud instend
OF The ioul turkey brzz.td and his lazy whsel
51woops the gray 1a1con oTer the broad meadow
comfort, cl: anliness, qnieh good meat. butter
and bread-of which, tndr.d, We had : fore
taste at the refreshmelt xcoms at Centralia,
where I took tea last night-assurea tho trav.
hotel
, 1861-08-01

ThurloH Weed writes from Washington
Nth 5 ball through his arm, kept ths field
Ill day, and then brought his men bacE in
order, marching himself nearly thirty miles!
also visited Col Hientzeln1ar, who, leading
diyiEion, received a MIME rife bai1 in his
ewo1d arm: tt was extracted by the Surgeon
during tha battle, while the Colonel Was in
llis saddle at the head Of bis column. The
weurd nus bandagedssand the Co1oael kept
IN hia saddle (the last to 1eave the aeld) for
twenty huuIF
, 1861-08-01

CAIRO, July s1-Five steamers arrived At
New Ma6rid,- Mo-, yesterday, with large
number Of rebel troops, horses, wagons, guns,
ammunition, &c. The rebel forca at New
A&drid Is reported to Be about fifteen thon-
, 1861-08-01

BLOCKADE At TEL MouTH OF 7HH M1ss1s.
s1pr1-The b}ocksdng squadron at the m ouh
OF the river has bcA reinforced By anaadittoR
Of i've vessels, whRh Wers recently :eeen od
Pensaco7a.- o.; ffssss Delta, 2%7tA.
, 1861-08-01
THB aLAVE-H0LDERSs REBEL
l.IUNs

dct;se Progress Of The BE organization Of The Ar
sny-1He Officers asad Soldiers to be placed III
der Rigorous Discipline :gence from The
: Hounded and Prisoners in the Hands Of the
FA1eT3YY
, 1861-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, July 3l-The Louisiana
State Bank declares this evening dividend
Of eight per cent. out Of tbs profits for the
past eix months, and reserve q large surplus.
, 1861-08-01

Isn1AFAPo1as, July 80, 1s61.-A large aud
enthusiastic meeting was given to B,iga-
der General 4. Morris aad Staff, It the Bates
House this evening. The reception speech
WAS mode by Gov. Morton. Replies we're
made By Gen. Morris, Majors Lane and Blake,
Adj. Stein, Coils. Wallace and Benton, and
Lieut.. Col P1ather. The payment Of troops
is progressing slowly. The 20sh and 21st n
diana regiments leave to-norrow-destiuatlon
somewhere. Col. Meredith Will leave on FRI
day. =, -.
Col. Wallace Is ordered to Washington With
his zouavee, and will lsav6 in ten days, The
Eighth {CoL Benton) has commenced its re-
organization. The four regiments o. the
border viii be ready in week G. ]. Woods
and ". e. Hendricks have been appointed
surgeons Of the 18Th. B. l. Cameron, Capt.
in the 9th regiment, has been appointed Lieut.
Col. Of the same regiment. W. L. eauderson
has been appointed Colonel Of the 23d regi
ment