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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

We print this morning very full details Of
the battles near sharpsburg up to Wednesday
night. Yesterday the contest was not renewed,
possibly from the sheer exhaustion of both ar.
mics, perhaps from some change of position On
one side or the other which rendered it impos-
sible. The enemy, We presume were still
on this side of the Potomac, but 30 for
the advantage was decidedly with US. The
Rebels are reported to have base of supplies
at Winchester, and should they be able to
cross the Potomac in safety they may still be
able to make show Of resistance ia Virginia,
and fight their way backward up the Sbenan-
doah Valley. A reconnaissance in force, how
ever, shows that there is no enemy OF any
consequence between the mountains ind
Washington, so that all the Union
forces may be concentrated undcr Gene
air Mcclellan. Everything shows that
we have come to the point Of the most
desperate, if not the finally decisive campaign
of the war. Preparations were making for a
renewed attack to-day, but with foe 80
numerous, and so desperate, and sorely pressed
as it is, there need be no surprise nor despon-
dency if the advantage gained by our army
shall be only temporary. Of this we may feel
confident and that the Rebels will, at least,
be driven back again into Virginia before
many days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

that many Of our banks and railroad Companies m.L.
their dividends and coupors payable on the n !,
September they have escaped the tax for The ps,,
six months. The Commissioner has been ob,;..S
to inform several banks, that the money pss.aS 4.
their credit paying three @ per cent on coupon. M
dividends did not righfuly belong to Govonms,.
and that it has, therefore, been passed again IA a.
credit Of their stockholders.
THE POSTAGE STAMP CURRENCY.
We are again requested to remind the public th..
the Treasury Department does not distribute u.
postage stamps here, except once or twice wesk |.
local applicants, but only supplies them To is d;..
bursting officers at the principal cities. The DeD.n.
ment is sending back all rem,tances for this purpos
whether in drafts, Treasury notes, or coin.
Count Gurowsk has been dismissed from the Stss.
Department.
DEATHS IN TIE HOSPITALS.
The following deaths have occurred in the WaA.
ington Hospitals since our last publication:
VIM vanhorn. G, 1879 Ohio @. Carney. y. l34Pa
Lewis Hartman. c, Sd Me. Corenklin Funk KgP.
Henry figet H. 3 Pa r. Corp. 4. II. Fisher r. 10 Ind
John J. Smith. ID, 80 Wy. Jos Loukey D. Scott aaS
Christopher A. is Mich J. c. Il. Bslhsusen A. Ma
Jas Mckinney. l, ii Ia J. Sanders q, AN. y Arr
w. Christopher l. - Mass II. q. Libby, r. Me- Vol
L. J d. BSNs. I'd Z. Earnsw ofth, l. IL w
A. X. 'eny, ], SHE. Sgt. ID. I. Dougher,y 10 n Y
q. Holden &, X. Battery. I'D. y. Kirkpsuck Me- a..
Capt. q. A. Ctbbs. !. ii Ia a. He.kes t. 27Ind.
Nathan Tory. H. WI. Joel HayftrL A, S U. s. IsG
IL. BIsndeis, e, 80 NJ Y. +. Harris, n, 2Dsl
Israel b. Mcdowell, G. II Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
GENERAL NEWS.

San Francisco dates are to the l7th Business
was dull A large meeting had been held in San
francisco 10 raise money for the relief Of sick and
wounded soldiers. part Of the estate of the late
benator Broderick Lad been sold at auction for
3ifV,ooo. The San Fraccisco brokers have organ
ned STOCK Exchange. We lear Of further Indian
puraen u the Utah region. Thrss Secession news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
IT.. u.,,.;u. OF Col. Miles at BnIuscs''
RAIrisoRg. Thnrsday, SEPT w. w. |.

BALrfsoks' A""t'uey' W" .aA
The body of Col. Miles arrived here to-day ~.
WINS escorted by cavalry to the residence Of AsnOuy
jarrett, esq, friend of the family. The ood'o'
Col. Childs ith Pennsy lvania Cavalry, Col .o., !,
man. llth Ohio, Col. Paxan, 51th New'iorA' a.
coodrich Goth New York, and Capt Forebash' ,o'.
Maine, also arrived to-day. Col Besis Of tas IVA
Malue 10 III Tho city, wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
POLITICAL.

REsUBIIcAS PRIMARY ElEcrIoSs.-The election
Of Delegates 10 represent the City OF New-York in
the Republican State Convention be held at SYRIA
cuse on the 9th instant completed last evening.
A. the general primary election Tuesday evening,
the Republican Ward Associations, in conjunction
with such other loyal citizens as sympathize with the
sentiments Of the Union Legislative Address, aod
pledge themselves ~ sustain the nominees oi the
State Convention elected Delegates TO represent
them ia the Convention. Each ward above Four
teeuth street being in itself complete Assembly
District, elected Delegates at the general election.
In nh the wards below Fourteenth street which
comprise fractional parts Of Assembly Districts, Del
egates were elected to Assembly Conventions, which
met last evening and chose Delegates aud Alternates
to the State Convention. We give the list of AS
feubly Districts as completed:
L-Delegates-iicpry Smith Sheridan Shook, Amor J.
Williamson. AternHies-John NJ Costs, VIM. Heuss b.
INSTRUMENTATION W. Brennan, Henry II. Hewlett,
Henry ) Le.'A. Aternai-s-Joseph W. HAWKS, Pierre C.
HI-Deess,es-Jo.eph D. Taylor VIM G. Miller. John j.
Sileoeks Atsms,e'-John Moies John l. Horton, James
-Dsleg.,es~Chsge. H. Hall. Charlie. f. Kuger. Adol.
phus Bor.i AternAies-IenTy Bremen t. A. Willoushby,
" Uelegste,~Andrew Blealley, j. d. Oliver. Robert Ed
word Jr Aierna,es-iienry g. bennett Harvey T. Ceve.
land. John j. Shaw.
vi Delesates-Nahauiel H. Hall, Sydney Smith VIM r.
Altman AtcruatesN Boeckel, Ssnl. Met aTten. Tho1
Muligan.
yII-Delegsies-Johu Key.er James A. Brig. Henry J.
Raymond Allsnstesr ID. Ihayer. J. Il. Taylor, George
Il. Desue.
VIIL-Deegst.s-Villan II. Mckinney, Hugh Nesblti
Lewis Jones. Alternates-E X Campbell Eyes r.. Ellery
Altenus heybert.
Mcleod Alt-uaes-John l.. Kelly John Jordan, GeoTss
Adams
X-Delerates-Wm. Hepburn, Lewis J. Kirk. Frederick
Onisicad Alernstos-Nm. A. Smaley, Path j. Hamburg,
Chs CTOfut.
.XL-Delega,es-Wm. X. Stewart. f. H. Reed, Andrew
Bessoncr. AlteInaies-John Mchechnie joan v Gridry
jones Turner Dcl-gair--Samue sinclair A. J. n. Du-
ssnn- 1Lomis p. Saith. Atcrnates-Bernnfd uanauu.
Thos Oylye. Edward Gilbert.
Xi-Deegltrs-Lcwis H. Watts. S,smen johnson. Geo.
Y. SeiLbrs hlternateEd. W. Collin Samuel Hazel
ton. Nm Faulkner.
XIIi.-pcieg,trs-Jamcs r. Coulter. VIM j. O'Bryon,
John Boesrucser. A-rnatea-Adia ii. UIderhil Valentine
ko0D. Josepb Cudlipp. IT,
Y.-D,lrgat-s-fimoihy q. Churchill. John d. Ouwell
acc sherman. AlenaiesJohn A. Foster Thos. Steven.
SOD. Amos = 4. tbimhcrln
AN.--Delegatcs--N Curtis koycs VIM. L. Fstcrbrook
jonathan W Allen. Alcmates-WAler u. Roberts, Gideon
l.. Wrlcr lsIae, Gillet.
XVI --Delegates-Charle McCarty A. w. kennedy Law
renee Harvey. Aiemates-EdHnId >. McILefson John
Cooper, IT. Edmund Is. Seaman.
ANif-Dee gat.s-N ~. DuLning Isaac b Bachelor John
T.. Cumnings. Aleuates-Jamos II. N-h, John NJ Reid,
John X. FaInuson.
In tb. district Twentieth Ward there are two A.ioeia
tiOns, hence the double set OF delegates.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
The Shin Cana,.

As will be remembered, the Presideu,
in his late message recommended the re.
port Of Col. j. d. Webster as embracing
the most feasible plan for enlarging the
canal and improving the Illinois river.
The report of Col. Webster contains no
new survey, but is made up from surveys
and ESTIMATES formerly made by the State
and the Canal Board, and expresses bis
approval of the plan and estimates made
by Mr.. Goodrng. several years ago..
The plan Of Mr.. Gooding, which is
deemed most feasible BY Col. Webster, lie,
20 imProveithe navigation of the Illinois
river by dams and locks to La Sale, dis
tance Of 40. The fall in that distance Is
little less than % feet, From La Sale to
Lockport, the Illinois and Des Plains rivers
to be improved in the same manner, and
from Lockpors to Chicago the canal to be
sexesvated soa width of l60 feet, and to a
depth Of seven feet below the level of Lake
Michigan, thus obtaining a supply of wa
ter from the lake WITHOUT locksge. The
whole cost upon this plan, is estimated
o. El3,34ssS24.z ssH -si
A bill has been introduced into Congress
for the commencement of the improvement
in accordance with the above plan, which
msy become law IL our Abolition Con.
grsssmen can be persuaded to leave the
niger alone long enough to attend to it.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From CINCINNATI.

CIncinnari, Dee. IL
We have all sorts Of rumurs On tie
streets to-day.
l'is a settled conviction that the reheI.
are moving again iotl Kentucky. and will
push for the Ohio River. TIE citizens ~
Lexington and Frankfort are greatly ex-
cited. and predict that the rebel army will
b; IN those cities within ten DAYS.
FIom Nashville we have statements that
Forrest. n the west, is en6easoripg I,
form Junction with him You mus, no,
be surprised to hear Of the Louisville and
Nashville. Railroad being cut at almost anv
bOnr.
A general engagement with Raseeran's
army Is certainly looked for. The rebsl.
are assuming the offensive. Bragg and
J' huston are both in command.
There Is no truth in the reports that
Pemberion's forces are moving 10 form !.
junction with Bragg. He il reireatipp n.
wards Grenada, which point Hoyey has
lett and returned TO Helena. Grant il in
pursuit, but muddy roads and other i'm
psdiments render his progress low.
ln Western Virginia all is quiet. and
Gen. Coz has returned to Marietta. rb.rs
his headquarters will be hereafter.
from a leading Union member of the
Kentucky Legislature, / Issrrei to.day
that, II President Lincoln insist, upon car.
rying out his emanripaiios proclauation.
the kentucky Legislature will, to man.
vote IN iavor OF secession from the Federal
Union and 90 with the Southern Conted-
eracy. The indignation throug bout she
o'a'e against the proclamation is very
strong. and exciting events on the "Dark
ana Bloody Ground" are anticipated dur.
ing the present winter.
regres to inform you Of the suspension
OF the Louisville Democrat On account of
.oe increased price Of paper, the revenue
tax, &c.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16


being threequarters Of mile Of the Msssa.
ponix Greek. their left resting on the Rap
panannock. The enemy occupies the op.
poslte side OF the creek In force. =
The gpus posted on the bank this side 81
the river sileleed the epemy's artillery
after q duel Of half An hour. This ended
the firing for the day.
The only damage done by the rebel shells
thrown INTO the city was to add SO much
to it's destruction. -
Twenty five of our men were killed last
night IN the streets while driving the reb.
els out.
Nearly every house in the city has been
damaged moro or less by the firing of the
past few days. Several spiendid re.idenc.
es nave been completely riddled, as also
the churches. The Ere appeared to be di
rected on the most prominet of the edi6c.
es. r-
Several cases Of wanton destruction Of
property occurred by our troops when thew
entered, property which could be of no use
to the enemy. In macy houses the furni.
turs was all ruined. iaE
Some OF our troops mistook the British
flag for a secesb, and tore il from the resi-
dence OF the British Consul. This morning
the owner came over to recover it, and il
was returned to him.
The main body of our army lie now over
the river. the balance being in position &c
cross at any time.
There ~ indications Of the enemy eyacu
afing. III they remain, a battle must i'm
mediately ensue.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From Cairo.

Cairo, Dec. IL
Intelligence from below is up to the
10th.
Gen Steele had surrendered the COM
mand Of Helena 10 Gen. German. IL is
understood that Steele will take the field az
IN early day.
Memphis papers credit the report of
Prices and PembertoB's retreat as far
south as Canton.
Unfortunately for us the rainy season has
set IN, 80 that moving stores is exceedingly
difficult.
Our forces under Capt Owen had des
tr9yed all the rebel transports on the ITALIA
The trade below Helena, referred to YER.
terday, was stopped by gupboats en- Mon
day. Steamers carried provisions 20 ex-
change for cotton. The Pike B!ue VIM
Gladiator. Williams, Catshouia, lake
City, ALEXANDRIA, and Polar Star were ar
rested and brought to Helena. They had
traded tor large quantities of cotton. but
were not allowed to bring it up. The boats
are TO be sent to Cairo. The Pike and
Blue Wing nre on their way I'D.
Goverument intends raising the Eclipse
wharfboat immediately, at the leyee of
Memphis.
General Morgan, from, Cumberland Gan.
and General Asboth are at the Gayoso
House.
Gen. Iuttie ha. ordered Mpj. Merrill.
Provost Marshal, to put every one who has
no lawful business in this CITY at govern
ment work. This excellent order. II is
hoped, will clear CAIRO Of tie thieves who
infest it.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
The War I'm Arkan.s,

We mentioned 10 our last the ,ie,or, q,
Gen. Blunt at Cane Hill near Bocu,b.,,
stating that a large rebel FIRE. va, ,,Il
threatning him. and that reialare...,.
were on the way uuder Gen. Herruu. &C..
Blunt had but about 5000 men. and vi,I
these he encamped in a strong pasi,i,s A.
CANE Hill, awaiting bis reinforcsn,pa-
Gen Heron with about COO men a. In,
way g. JOIN Blunt. bad arrived On M
day at Crawford Prairie. 10 miles se.,h -
Fayetteville, when he me. the rebel ,r.,
under Hindmsn. Pars ms, M.ru,evt.
&c, 2i.o0O strong. They had a,sim
Blpnts osition in the night. AMI thor s,i.
dent intention wa-. 70 cut up II. rres sstl
then fail on Blunt and des:r y him. Ba
Heron Spoiled that game by gitin, tSs,.
bard eght. The sction connenesa a.
10 o'clock IN the morning. and rsesd IN.
he'ceness until o'clnck, neither rr.r1
gaming any decided advantage, when C,n
Blnnt, wh" had 'smeit the battle sfsr n
came up with his 1000. The tartl. VS.
continued until dark with terrill. .Isstl-
ter to the emmy. when they rsrssi
across Bostl 20 VI ,unisIn-. Our loss W
ahout 200. and that Of the rebels sbasi 4.
800. liz was enc nf the hardest fsugh, ss
'les OF the war. Few prisoners were hin
on either side
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From Gen. Giants Army
CAIRO. De- Ill

CAIRO, Dee. III.
have received from an Officer who left
oxford on Monday reliable Information
from Gen. Grants army. The main bodv
Of MS infantry was then encamped near 70
and south Of Oxf,rd. Cavalry upder Col
Diekey were some thirty miles further
down the road, near CVffeeville, and within
fifteen miles Of Grenada. Ii is not nrnbs-
Die that movement would be made nv
infantry before to-day, for the reason tina,
lney were waiting the arrival Of a supply
tram from Holly Springs, which would
not reach them before this morning. MANY
Of the regiments were short of ratiops
From Memphis we have contradictory
reports a. to whether the rebels oecuny
Grenada. Be that as it may, Grant viii
occupy 1t whenever be gets ready TO move
forward.
The transport Polar Star has list re-.
turned from q trip down the river. eighty.
i've miles below the Federal lines While
at Council Bend, 100 guerrillas came 70
that place and burned some cotton.
FIVE miles below Laconia the steamer
Catebaula was tied to shore, aud from an.
pearances il was thought she had hss,
captured. When hailed by men or hoard
the Polar Star no reply was made
The guerrillas are soxious, 10 trad. mt
Ton which they have confscated for sun
plies, and AZ general thing do NOT inter.
fere With boats which trade with then
Inc Texas Rangers bold possession of
zoe eoubtry south and west Of White riy
Gen. HOvey is expected here today III.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
The Battle In Arkap,s,

Gen. Blunt tslegrsphs Geo. Curs issi
the rebels with whum he fough, ths bGd,
OF Prairie Grove, near Fayete,aIs, Al
have crossed the Arkantas Rir,r, IAs
enemy left AL Of his wounded and nos, q
bis dead ON the feli. 100 If their vs.si.
ed haze died since the battle, and l,,r
number Of the remainder are wuvssi
mortaIly. The tuiAI loss Of the sn,s,
estimated ty Gen. Blunt at r.srlys9c
Our loss was about 200 killed and so
wounded. Most Ofihe latter will rsr
eF.
Geo. Heron puts the loss Of The ssssJ
at from 500 to 100 killed. $500 vossssi.
aud estimates nur own loss higher has
Blunt. Col. Black, Of the Thiry+sasa
Illinois, is among the killed. and hs.
Thomson. Of The Twsntieih Iowa. $3.50
the wounded. The enemy lost Eve cslss.
els
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From Tennessee ana -
tucky

Nashville. Dee. IL
IL Is reported that Bragg Ia, -
hississippi. an6 that Joe Johp.op
mands the Army of Ea., Tenn,-s.
Smallpox 10 rsging at Chs,,snoo..
East Tennessee has rebelIsd 10
CONSUMPTION. Numbers are i. 80, "s
Charlotte. s o.
Louisville. Dec. I1-midpi,b,.
Headquarters hers are un,e,;,.a.,
recent events portrayed il New Yo,s 70. M
Philadelphia papers. a and
Ger. Boyle ordered the Provo., NJ
to empty. the negro jails of ali ,n..H nsI
c1utrabsnds, and has placed the p,y,a.. :,
work. si0"h
Louisville. KY, De-. 10
Adsiees jest received ct be.do,.
dispei the sp2redsnsiOns Of an jpm.a;",.
engagement. e's"
Morgan was seven miles north An
ireesboro, organizing another r,a ~.
Kentucky. 10"
Nashville. Dee. Il
All Is quiet along the road in N. ,;.;.,
ty Of Nashville. ''''s-
Forrest, Triplet and Wood. ,j,h a.
or four thousand men. wef. q. Ch.,,.S.
Tenn. yesterday. intending to cruz, !.
Cumberland River at Palmyra on N,n;,,.
Shoals, between Fort DOuusl,,, 80,
Clarksvil.e. it is supposed for Oh. ,,,'
pose Of cutting the railroad or 70 70, m,,
plies.
Col. Stanley Mathews, with the s.,..,a
Pennsylvsnis Cavalry and oths, t,...
made bold dash into Frank lin. Ie.n Z.
day. and drove the rebels from N, ~.
The loss on each side is WV siisbt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From Nashville.
New York, Dee. IA

= Ns" iort, Dee. IL
A A Special to the Tribune. Nashville, d.
18th, saws: ~
Brig Gan. d. S; Stanley rsturp.d str
evening from q dssbing entsrpris i,,.
Franklin pike with q rtronz fore, a go
~. and disturbed the enemy in 10, So.
Of the day. fighting considerable s.,,l,,
force, and driving them acro. %, e,,,s.!
He made a dash on Franklin th- u.,,,;..
but was sharply resisted by he 60.
sho ting from the bouses. -
Maj Gen. Wynknop's cavalry skv..I,
brilliantly through the ,oNn and drv,, a..
rebels cut.
After destroying foUrirg mills s.s'
other property useful to the rsb;I.. A, an.
pee ition returned, Losing only one mar
Bragg sent 732 paro!ed Uuion ~.
err. to our lines yesterday. mostly c,p,sr,t
at Uartsyille.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
From the south.

Fortress Monroe, Dec. Is.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th has
the following:
Heavy firing is going on at Fredericks-
burg. Longstreet's troops are engaged
The caunonading is severe. On Thursday
last our batteries above and below the
town opened fire on the gunboats at an.
Choir IN the stream. consisting Of the Free
born, Anacosta, Live Yankee, and Re.o-
lutte. The firing lasted an hour and
bali, and ives very heavy and rapid
Eleven houses were struck, and four COM
rletely riddled-tbe beet in the village
Notice was given Of an intention to shell
the town. The gunboats dropped down
the river some miles. The people of the
town, like those Of Fredericksburg, are
now scattered in the farm houses and cab
ins OF the adjacent country.
Surely the Yankees are wagine 4 war of
determination. Abraham Lincoln II a ct
compeer of Nena Sabib.
Col. Lucien NJ Lamar will visit Europe.
accompanied by Col. L. Q O. Lamar. o!
Miss. who goes with instructions to Slidell
and Mason.
Important movements are on foot in
Eastern North Carolina. Twelve ree,-
nnents left Newburn on Saturday Some
think their destination is Wilmington
The more general belief is that they
design an attack on Weldon and Peters
burg.
On Sunday two transports and Eve gun.
boats assembled the Chowsn River, and q
land force of 10, 1000 men was seen 10 mo-
ton for Suffolk, indicating movement on
Weldon.
The Raleigh Progress announces the
landing OF large force in estes county
II this be true an immediate attack on
Weldon must be expected.
Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 10.
President Davis made speech here this
morning. He thinks the toryisu, Of East
Tennessee exaggerated.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
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From Washinefan-
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Times.
Wo.L.


Washington, Der. IL.
90 lar as can be learned. there has been
no engagement in the vicinity of Fredrjcs.
burg to day. The Indications are that tho
rebel army has retreated to the south banE
of the North Anna River, where il will Az;
IDENTIFY make decided stuDd.
The bOmbardment yesterday is described
as being of the most terrific ebaractsr
The only severe contest of iufan,rv W..
over the erection of q bridge On the rich,
which was not accomplished until aftsr 4
O'Clock In the afternoon, though IL vas
commenced at in the morning. The IN
Michigan performed most gallant. mar, :,
that bridge. crossing the river On popioons
amid vigorous FIRE of the enemv ga
leapiag on the baDks, attacked tbs ,absi
infantry In ferocious manner. ki.lino and
driving them off, thus permitting the ca..
remaining planks to be laid ,m;J ~
deafening cheers of cur infantry on tbe
other side. 'n'
General Towards division. comno,
principally of western men, was the frs, 10
enter Fredericksburg. ~ ~
Several large h0lds are burned in tbs
city, but it is not laid in ashes as ,ano-,od
When, one OF our SHELLS struck a bu,ld;na
u set it Oh tire as a general thing. TIE
fire was put out in most places v6sr.
troops entered the place. Much ers.,a,
damage would have resulted had not ,ha
dust anc smoke which hung over the r;ras
prevented the range of cannon. -
Genaral Mcclellan left for Ph;ladsInh;.
to-day. p"'a
Representative Cox Yesterday oov
dinner at Wizards to Gen. McCl. llsn "a
a delegation of gentlemen who are now
here from Kentucky.
During the sitting the memorv n -.
late Gen. Jackson, of Ky, was toas,sd
which was responded to by his success,
10 Congress, Mr.. Yeatman. who. in ,n,o
toasted Gen. Mcclellan. In response c.
made few remarks. s,S;nr
with a sentiment highly complimentars
and wishing all success to Gen. Bprns;d.
md the Army ofthe Potomac.
To-day another delegation of No,,b.
ministers called on the President IN ,,er
INN to stand by the emancipation nyo.Is
aon; He did not say be would or wonld
lot. but thanked them for their adj.
representative Bingham, of Ohio. in,ra
Iucsd the crowd. INV ihHs-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
Illinois State Register for the
Legislative Session. -

To those of our readers who desire n
Springfield paper during the approaching
session of the Legislature. We would direct
their attention 10 the following:
The State Register. during lbe comm,
session IT our Legislature, twill give a fail
syDopticsl report of the debates and nro
ceediDgs # that body.
The session promises to be an unusuallv
interesting one, in view of the troubled
condition of the country, and the necessitv
for Legislation adapted thereto.
We shall endeavor to keep cur readers
fully posted as 70 the Legislative doinss
in addition to our usual current mattsr
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50 ANOTHER SoLDIEz GoSE.-Gsorgs Elan
dsrs. noble young soldier Of Company d.
Of the Tooth Illinois Regiment, died in the
hospital at Bowling Green, Ky, q few
days ago. His body was brought 20 Plain
field, in this county, where his bereavsd
reside, for inserment. He was q young
man Of bright promise, and his death has
spread deep gloom over large sirc 10 Of
sequaintances and friends.