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xXxyIIIH C0NGRESs---sPECIAL SESSION.
WAaHlaGTox, July n, 16G1.
SENATE.
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SENATE. .
The joint resolution approving the acts Of
the Fre7tdsHts %gH HssDN Dss taken d Tn.,.. 1p , ..
length on the resolution, approving the acts
OF The President, and his eloquent remarks
frequently elected applause from the floor
and galleries. He frequently referred to aud
rebnked Breckenridge for speeches on some
subjects previously reported, closing With an
appeal to the Gossrnment to save them tsom
full conspiracy ever seen in the world
The resolution vas postponed till Monday.
Mr. COLLAMER, Of Vermont, introduced
bill In addition to the act relative to duties on
imports and the force bill, which passed
After IN Executive Session, the Senate ad-
iour1ed. ---.--.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House passed the Senate bill appropd-
ating $2,000, 600 to psy for the transportation
and delivery OF arms to the loyal citizens In
the rebellio1s States, and the Organization Of
such persons, for their protection agai. st In
On motion Of Mr.. BLAIR, Of Missouri, q
resolntion WIS adopted calling on the Secre-
ta1y of War to communicate a1etter Of Joseph
Holt to the Precedent on the 18th Of February,
in response to resolution Of the House, re.
.questing the reason for assembling United
State troops at the seat Of Government.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole en- the Direct Tax bin.
After various amendments had been deba
| ted, the enacting clause, on motion Of Mr
MALLORY, Of n T., vas Stricken ant-seas
| So, nays IS.
| The Committee then rose, when this fac
] was reported to the House
11r. McCLERNAND,o Of Illinois, moved thu!
| the bill be re-committed to the Committee o
Ways and Means, with instructions to reduce
one half the amount OF direct taxes apportion
ed to the States in the first section ct the bill
and to make up. the amount desired by ex
tending the list Of taxable personal property
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, suggested tht
modification, which M. McClernand accepted
that the Committee on Ways and Means b
instructed TO report forthwith q bill upon
basis Of twenty millions by direct taxation
and that such other sums as ma
he necessary be raised on personal income
tie wealth Of the country.
The question was taken on Mr.. MeClel
rard's motion, rs modified By 31r. 1Iozrill, ar
determined III the aflismatiye-yeas Is, nay
3S-
! m %1,r., n3;arrnaE
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BALTIMORE, July 27.--Gen. Dig ad9ressea .,t:a
the naembers Of the National Guards TINS
morning, appealing to them, fer the sake easl o.
their country's interest, which demsads esery @
sacrifice at This time, to remain few DAYS
longe at their camp until h!s aIraagemenhts r.
msn had urgent business or domestic
calls @ Which Would require their immediate
peIeonal attention, he would freely grant
Them passes to Philadelphia, nut h he
would request the regiments to remain ~ ~,
iii Welnesday evening nex:t, when they woalo
certainly be allowed 70 return h9ms s., 4t1Sc 4vie
mt the Question thus: the negative to oEdel
arms. arm "a and. those in the affirmative to PEessns
them Every arm was presented, and at a,le tns
instance Of the General, three rousaos caseAe
rrara given for the Guards
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ANOTHER F1ESD1sH P1oT.-A member OF
Company 4, Of the seventy'drst regiment OF
New York, wrote to his wife ut the occupation
Of Centreville:
"a quantity Of ftesh meat vas let u the
ca1nn Of The enemy which we appfopr1a1ea.
Some Of it was poteo1ed By ar5enic, ON tne
work was 70 clumslIy done that 1t was dascoV.
cred In time"
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CHICAGO, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1861.

shooters. It will be commanded BY Col. Dow
Williamson, who is now here. :.
TIE NEW oFr1cERs.: =:
TIE Congressional delegations Of various
States have proposed to hold Ineetings and
eelect some one from their respective States
TINT they can nl1 recommend IS the depart
ment for Brigadier General. -
. Especial Dispatch to the n. T. Timcs.1
RuMoRs ABOUT TaE REBELS.
Rumors are rife Of q projected :attaek upon
Washington by portion OF the rebel forces
under Johnston, who are to cross the Foto.
mac eixteen miles above Washington. and
ccme down on the Maryland side. It is not
probable that the rebels are in a condition to
make such q" movement :: .;
GROWING BuLpgE..
The eeceEsionists Of Washington are grow
ing bolder every day, ESPECIALLY the wives and
fema1o relations Of the hundreds from WASH
ipgton who are serving inthe rebel ranks. On
tie day after the battle, thy began to be quite
opeu-mouthed, and now they are jubllant.
Ml.y Of these persons Ee IN The employ OF
Government, and the wife Of more than one
rebel soldier earns living by copying docu-
mtDts in the Interior Department.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. cADWAILADER AND COL.
=. LANDER,
Gen. McClellan's Aid, Col. T. ". Lander,
arrived here to-day, snd lis, as he has always
been, ready for active aefvIce wherever there
Is need for stout hearts and gallant actions
Naior General Mccall and Brigadier General
Cadwallader, arrived hsre to-dev. They are
probably here in references to fhe!e1smlnatiau
competency. -:
IF1cm the Washington starJ
4 little drummer boy wis cut completely IN
two du1irg Tie retreat from B9ll's Run 5y a
canister shot, which struck him just under
the arms. 4 piercing "Oh!" emitted in
childish treble, the soldiers who were near
him eay, vns sound that will ring in their
ears Tor life.
Especial Dispatch to the n. T. world1
INCIDENTS or THE FIGHT.
New and startling incidents Of the war are
daily coming to light. Du1fugo1le Of the chargg: 6
ts Of the Fire z0ua7es upon the Mississippi
Riflee, Fire Zouaye and Missiesippian came
drew his revolver. "Dlaze away, Mississippi;
| I'll take the last shot," eaid the Fire Zouave
The A1ississippian did ulaze away and missed
| when the Zouave fired, the ehot going through
the heart Of the Missnsippian, killing him in
stant1y.
M1l. Katy Broxnsll. daughter Of the Fins
iment to Bul'ls Run. She was Tired at goot
many times, but escaped injury. One man
| il, his determination to kill her, pursued he
tor some distance, whcu she turned and eho
him dead, and, fleeing IL the woods, escaped
Her husband is also enfe.
| TIE FIRE zoUAyEs.
The Fire Zopaves nov estimate their killed
wounded aud missing, ut two hundred at
twenty-five.
Arrangements have been perfected for PAL
ing the Fire Zouaves. The State militar
board Of New York pays up to the time of bs
irg mustered into tile United States sergicl
md the Government aftecTard,
| -. NARROW ESCAPE OF BEAUREeARD.
Reliable Information has been received he1
fiat q cannon ball from our batteries pasEe
through the dining room Of Beaureggard
headquarters at the first Bulls Run fight.
was juet at the opening Of the fight, and caI
near proving disastrous to him.
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Four NIore Regiments from Iowa.
From the Dareupogt Gazettc.1

We have reason to believe that four more
regiments will be- accepted; from Iowa, o1
over two hundred ard fifty companies have
besn offered to the AdjutanE General, WAC has
their uster-rolls-1hesa being exclusive oi
the cavalry companies. We have now seven
regiments formed, taking seventy Of these
companies. Some Of those offered are intend
cd tor Home Guards, and Others are perhap:
not fu11-but there IS, Of course, more than az
abundance to make up these additional regl
ments. There are thousands Of men In lows
eager to enter this conflict in defence Of theil
Government under the old stars and stripes
They will have the opportunity. Oour har
yesting will coon be over, and thousands noW
in the fields will transfer themselves to fields
Ct another kind.
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NEW YORK To TEE RESCUE.
$4,000 More Volunteers Called For.
PRocLAs1A11os pY GOV, MORGAN.

PROCLAMATION DY GOV. MORGAN.
The President Of the United States having
requested me to furnish additional troops for
thc prompt suppression Of resistance to the
Constitution and the laws, do hereby call
fer volunteer force Of 5000 men to serve
f6r three years, or during the war. Such force
t:ch ~. Iii ha f.!,.nd inra9,aso nna ,ea;n1,
will prescribe the mcle Of organization. TO
the end that every portion Of the State may
have an opportunity to contribute thereto,
the rendezvous will be at New York, Albany
and Elmira; the headquarters ut Albany.
In witness whereof, have nereunto set my
ut the city of Albany, this twenty fifth day Of
July, in the year Of our Lord one thusand
eight hundred aud eix:yone,
EDWIN .. MORGAN
Ey order Of the Go;error.
!. L0cEEo.D l.. poEx,4Rt;z!!f Secretary. s.
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rtxfaNSIN TROOPS.
nss-J

WISCONSIN, 1lkOOESs
aud ....:t regiment Of disciplined
wisconsin passed through cur
-t.iia.. ,a route for Washington.
9 ,t.:ss.:.4 and stalvart fellows,
III tie l;iucries, veil drilled, well
nc ready for any kind. Of 4
full a:ccant Of their organization
It'd il another column. Wis.
fr;uuate in having no garrison
x.tr,p. aaa no border to protect
tc,i,e soldier II her, service ha:
e forward, and six Letter regt
would ::c difficult to find Twt
in,cuts {,llc 7lh aud 8th) arc OF
10 camp. Tine details Of tllel
ioa are given elsewhere.
.ea litter from q member OF Ii
d 4,h, Col. Paine, dated Bait
~ 24.l'. The regiment was the
] IN Moan. Clare III that city
uu summoned tliitlier from Ha1
;ivu tie Bulls Run disaster b!
EVT.
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Nobody to Blame.

We regret to see that several Of our cotem-
poraries continue tha discussion Of the causes
Of the Bulls Run disaster. Let us eschew oil
that the attack was well planned aud we'll di-
rected-that Gen. Patterson Was just where he
should have been-that the commander in the
field was capable and efIcctiye-that oil the
officers we're as competent .as the soldiers
we're brayc-that the order to retreat was
properly given and properly supported-and
Greeley, who has resigned, so that all is GER
tain to be right next time. This is the best
WaY to nut the case for the present; the fu-
turc viii take care Of itself-N F. Tribune.
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The Cincinnati Gazette learns from private
whose subscription Of $4,000 to the Confsd-
erate loan was 60 loudly heralded by the
Southern press, backed out, aud really only
paid 800, the cause for his doing so being
Change Of feeling produced by his visit to
Louisville, where he had the sca1cs taken from
his eyes.
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Troors Leay1p. Fort Monroe.

Troops Leaving Fort Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, (via Baltimore, July 26.
To-day all has been activity at Fortress
Monroe. During the night IN order arrived
from Washinrto1 fer four regiments to be in,-
uediately transported to Washington, vie
Baltimore, steamers having arrived for that
Col. Baker's and Duryee,s regi1aer'
started, and the Third and EaussS Is have
will follow IN few hours. - New York
iEetou for active seryie .ney so to Wash.
place at Old Pcir% IN virginia, aud the!l
number Of re- -. Will be A1ed Ry large
tho conts" on .nence Of this movement of troops,
: IN m;ies Hp 4nplated advance to Fox Hall, about
@ nm zion is still held 81 strong foree1 Nav:
Re' News will, it is believed, withstand acy
.'fce Col Masruder can bring against It.
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.tw York 7Inats Of Friday contains
,.ur..u article On the causes Of the
~ disaster, which clearly makes
ii Lincoln ulc scape-goat Of the
;. Tie principal witness in the
Nr. Il! harrison of Illinois, whose
Il j. quoted by the Times as tol-
:r,tsrpscS-I rcl,ca!. that Gen. scott had
ri ;fe.t tA;s5ctNe. Twill tell him what
:cstrrd.y u2craing. Ny colleagues DO
Ns=:n::1.e; and myself were present
lrcs:aer-, secretary Of War and General
IL 1ae crz1se Of cur conversation, Gen
marked. Il asn the biggest coward In the
I.c=e f7um my seat. "Stay," said Con.
luI,9ore il. Ihare fought The baftle
ns Judgment, aid I think tie President
e'.m II Ds today for doing 1t. As God
.d.s,' lie aided, after an interval Of 81
lid til III my power to make the Arm,
I'D d.servc removal because didno
tt s!.a could, and did not" stant
z:ad:ca!et;I Scott.
8a=,ir:sE-As my colleague has refer1ci
.snr.:'s :smssks. he might also a1ludc ts
4* Fiesid.s, sa!1.
1'.:os"s-l will do 50. "Your conycr'
iaii:es. .1il the President TO Gen. Scott,
ta!esl i Ecu 10 1,at:le." To which General
1:::itc. Il Inv: 1cvct served under rrcs.
'''Easteen hinder 10 me than you have
E'' IL. !sx,1 did not reliere tie Prss;tlthl
':,f''" '.ff!f iatssr Aor;ng him forced Il
1t !4'''''.. Gen. Scott thus paid co,arli.
os!e i'!s-li.-1 personally.
" i: t;cs. Scot! was "Jorecl" intt
.ti!c ',y tic President, {llis military I
$ lis civil s,1pcricr), arc aeish 10 k13l
liz l'r*idtnt opght to rtmore hin 10
it," Either proposition is yer,
s:'t: 10 staud ly itsclG, bu: they can
18th <,:rd :ogctac:. Ii Gen. Scot
d l!'s o''!tr, Or even tho urgent re-
-. Ut Semmandcr-in- Chicl OF til,
~" A*'y Of the United States" WI
'1iy tsa. seo't proclaims himself lii
-; t. ward in tic worlJ,:' and VIII,
''.E:: :'' t'ia2:.t 70 be superseded.
1t+''' Gsii::cs the narrative Of a re-
:hse1'.ta M1wecn its editor and Gen
IL Sl.!th :slc latter protests hat Ii,
L N".e"11empla,cd q march upor
'a.zt II Ill, lut was wholly en-
4 .a;' >el.e$ Of fights down the Mis-
y: E~'cr n New Orleans in the fall
E':c: ii tic Lieutenant General, a:
t>:t': !: lie 7fait&, was 10 make ii.
-: :: i"<x9'x Of The Government
"'s:s :''w Orleans out Of their hands
q ';''-c, Richmond would oper
'''ez - LIE cln41,cror. This is al
S.s'l!s, "Acn VIC reflect that Gen
.':!a lie l1cn. SCHUYLER CoLrAy
.1e IL May, that lie should occur,
l'n7;ar'nd IL AMI Memphis on or bcior
"a ci July. Mr.. Colfax so informe.
ItH:5 after the interview which h
".sa u. Licatcnant-Geucra
::o'est against ill attempts to SAT
cst military .tauz pas upon Il,
.eta:, by such shallow inconsistenci,
1T. and now We await calmly Il
= {. The Illinois State Journal III;
s:.acAlng the Administrations
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VERY LATEST RROm> THE SEAT
OF WAR.

VERY LATEST RR0m> TILE SEAT
OF WAR.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.l
WASHINGTON, Sunday, July Is Midnight.
; ) General Mcclellan has been inspecting the
lines tc-day, for ten hours, On horseback.
Governor Stevens has been appointed Colo
mel of the 10Th New York (scotch}-the Colo
nelcy vacated By the death Of Colonel james
D. Cameron.
Tomorrow an order will beissued requiring
Ill soldiers and offlce1E to be ir their quarters
early in the evening.
The woman Of whosc arrival from Centre.
vile spoke yesterday, says tha! ourwcuHded
are treated as well by the rebels as their own,
but ehe rot;ced many bodies unburied On her
1etu1r-most1y those having on red shirtz OF
red trowsers, (zouayes CT Brooklyn 14h-) J
Beth facts ore confirmed By Burch.
ECol, Lander is authorized to raiso and bring
ne,e his old friends from the Rokcy Noun
tains end the Piains.
Col. Bakers Caliso.cn;.aa regiment and Ii:
10 MasE@chusetts arrived to-day.
Brrcll, Who went with 1Iagraw and Iln1e
for Col. Oamcron's body, returned tonight
He corzo5o1ates the report of the Michigan
lady, Qtrs. HizEdale), that the dead a1e lying
ul.:. ul.::s;:ca. on the field of b:;ttle. Masraw and
Harris have been sent to Richmond, where
they are in common Jail Nothing is kaoWr
Of Col. Cameron, except that he is not il
! the hospital. They did not zee picket al
the way to Manassas.
Agenleman who conycrsed with General
Robert Anderson, two days since, says his
health is much improved, and that he will
eoon assume bis command here
David H. Wheeler, OF Cornell College, Iowa
w5s conf, med yesterday us Consul to Genera,
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~ vkE z SrsEE1s.-Bcsldes the contract for
" '. ::':sa rifles, the Government has con-
-, $1,000 10 be m.de in this cauntrv
-. ~ Springfield model, half Of them at
la AID half at Providence. But t1,3s
49,. w., g course, produce tue muskets. as
r1.o'leenee 1,%s' company, and to some extent
w. a;so, have TO build tie machInerv.
I 'ae Springfield Armoryi Is our only
eunIly, and that at rate Of a5ou. a
Aeaed rifles week,
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Col. Wflcaxx

:, os:.sc:t 1'51u,e, referring to The r.
= 1-1t1Ien Of the rebels to hang Col.
- s'5f: ave do not credit this report
-1s:ssF Ct reasons, but If it shoald, be a
-Sisaaer there will be only enough men
=, age left at home In Michigan
~ >"-1eA eA' ALAN
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i, . ..n inc stupidity and pcrtinacity Of
es :, ads.rtiser's attacks on US we ehou1d
at ae editor Of the Chicago Journal
1919" oeen divided into two halves,
1,. es1l cent to conduct the columns OF
"o1 cenceEn-not that we obserre anv
1,on -, q t1ose bright qualities in thu
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&fu00L FUND.

SCHOOL FUND.
u, If the present condition
,t.,i fund, concerning which
ss aiY'rellcnsions OF serious
!, temporary suspenslo1 Of
s.,~>clvcs, will be found IN
.,,,,,,. Il will be seen that
IL uay be relied upon for the
* s1Qt,es9 IA, which leaves
.,,,.,:,. $4,000, after paying
;,.r: aEl meeting. incidental
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~..u.~ A u,oug ORfcex1.

xu,euTyoqog, July M-Gen. CadEal!ader
hss heen rendered the position no" held py
eeae Zen. Rpnyon's term Of service expired to-
49, 49,. --'- 49,
osTI iTeo1: franklin Is to assume Col Hentzss-
msn,s command until the latter recoYer3 =.
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preceded slowly from his side, he stood like
rock, as If he resolved to contest the shot
swept hill alone. To gave him from destruc-
tion or capture, End Lieut.. Periam ran for
ward to Casey and with drawn sword threat
ened to cut him down If he did not obey the
bugle'e command and fall back. Casey, with
hot tears raining dowa his face, told him he
would rather be killed by him than BY rebel
and stood and fired again and again, before he
would consent to eave his life.
First Lieut., Ho' 'zborn is universally praised
BY this company for his bravery md inteli-
gent military tact on the field.
May VIC learn the lesson which few brave
souls Of the North have long: 6tiyen to teach
us, and quickly wash our bloody hands and
begin to do the righteous thing
WM a. CRoFFUT.
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A Rebel Ladyss Rosette GUARDED by q
PoIgnards

Some excitement was created in Baltimore
On Saturday afternoon, by the appearance ola
well dressed lady wearing. secession rosette,
with the handle of Q pearl mounted polgnard
neeping from beneath her vestment. Soldiers
Eaye 1afely suatched rebel emblems from the
1,reast ofrebel ladies' as they walked estreets,
and this lady seemed prepared and determined
to defend herself.
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.''nzF. The vote On ratifying the new consti.
ner Of late date, forwarded Us BY Adams Ex-
press. shows msjority Of llttle over 100 Il
It's favor. The figures were 10, 500 ior to 10 zoo
sgain6t il.
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From March i to July 21, 1851, three hun.
dred and twenty three thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight muskets and rifles have been
Issued from the various United States Arse.
nails. They we're distributed rs follows:
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;. The Telegraph and tho Storm.
= CHICAGO OPFIcE-1Or. II,
Iu consequence Of the storm ne are unable
to get any more reports to night.
OPERATOR,
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e. For Afternoon Dispatches, see
Second Page
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
*.-- ST.. LOUIS, July 49, 2. Il. .-
Gen. Fremont is actively engaged day and
night organizing this Department. To-aayhe
reviewed the American Zouayes. The COM
mand Of the Arsenal has been placed in charge
Of J. ". Bissell, Of Rock Island Bridge mem-
o1y, who Is now commander Of an engineer.
regiment.
Gen. Lyon will not be interfered with.
Important military movements are progress
irg, the details Of which are contrabaud.
The rebels have been very busy circulating
reports Of tho taking Of Birds Point by Gen.
Hardec, causing considerable speculation.
A private letter from member Of the State
Convention says the report OF the committee
Of seven, IL favor Of ousting the disloJal State
officers, will he adopted by fifteen majority.
The Rebels Uneomfortably glose-.
Movements of N mcClea1an.-.OurL Loss on
Monday.-.PayfDg the Troops.
WASHINGTON, July 27,-A report has reach.
ed here that two cavalry men, while accom-
papyiug Union lady to her home, outside
Alexandria, were seized by body Of seces
sionists near the Theological Seminary, about T.
mile and halt west of Fort Ellsworth, and
carried of. The lady Was allowed to 1etreat
Two Of our picket gunrd were shot by rebels
last night within three miles Of Alexandria.
It was reported that . company Of rebel cav.
| airy came within three miles Of our lines at
Arlington, last night. Everything remains
quiet to-day.
The arrival Of Gen. Mcclellan seems to have
inspired new life into our troops, and vigor
ous measures for the resumption Of the cam
pagn are going on. Gen. Mcclellan vas clos
eted with Gen. Scott, yesterday, and erosse'
the Potomac last right.
It is ROW believed our loss at Bulls Run 0!
srnday,twM not exceed the following fguaes
Killed 800; wounded 700; missing $50.
By order Of the War Department, the troop
stationed here will be paid off Monday. !
large amount HIS also been sent to Hn1s;sbu1
to pay the Pennsylvania troops.
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IT., UrthuttE


~ SUBSCRIBERS In remit
.,.,,,s . the TRIBUNE, please
,te Denomination, one aad
zsf:a1et dispose Of those Of u
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The LATEST NEWS.
Rebels Near our Entertainments.
MCCLELLAN CROSSES INTO VIRGINIA
He is the Star Of Hope.
FREMONT AT WORK IN ST. LOUIS.


PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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VQ1A.. .6a3, ,65t
Each Of the above named States furnished
some a1ms., The largest number were fu1n-
tshed by those States receiving the smallest
quota from the government, Is Indicated
above.
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col, wYmANsS REGIMENT.

snt btt,csq Home Guards aud q Sressio'l
Coral,y Com1,any-Capt. I1adnrorth;s t9pe. e.
difion i, Dange4-7tno more CoHlf'a"ses se'1S
n,t-lfns from CIaib. Jackson.
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Sundays Dispatches.
MCCLELLAN TAKES TAE FIELD.
Colonel, Wilcox at Richmond,
INSIDE VIEW OF MANASSAS,
Indiana Taking the Field Aresh.
Direct Tax Bill Passed the House.
FROnI WASHINGTON
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.1

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tzibune.1
WAsH1Sa7oS, July 9th, 10 2. II.
The wife Of Col 0. B. Wilcox, Of the First
Michigan Regiment, has receiveda dispatch
from him, assuring her that he Is q prisoner at
Richmond, where he receives great attention
from his former West Point classmates. He
IVES slightly wounded in the arm, but is now
doing well. =.
Captain Bush and Colonel Porter will very
likely be appointed B.i=adier. q G:nerd:s from
Pennsylvania. -.
Brigadte1-GeuerM Kearney will take com
mand Of the New jersey volunteers. General
Rnnycn returns to New Jersey on the 18Th d
August. He is, we understand, to organize
five more regiments in New Jersey. =
Colonel Lew. Wallace's Indiana ZouaVc:
tave been ordered here.
General Mcclellan receives tic Indians del
ecatiOn this evening.
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By order Of the Go;error.
LOCKWOOD L. .poGx, ,4Rr;E!!f Secretary.
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Nfm advertisements.

a TT E NTION- sCAMlION
- LIGHT 1nFASrRr:-Tnere will be meeting
this Company at theiE Armory. Monday evening,
August ttb, for the ELECT1uN Or OFFICERS. 1t Il
ttsirt that every member will be Present precisely
Al - o'cEcE. n DUFEE,
J.. D. kEALEY.
lyst-EsSss21ct C. ,mUttt:c.