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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-09
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, July THE Treasury
note bill agreed TO by The conference COM
mittee aud passed by the Senate, is COM
promise between The two houses. $35, 00O,-
600 are to be issued in small notes, and the
amount to be reserved for the purpose of
securing payment of temporary depusites
is to be Sol, 900 instead of SIS, O0O,-
900, as fixed by the Senate, leaving the
amount for circulation 500, 600, 600.
Col. J. H. Wood, announced among the
killed in the Tribune, or Monday, was alive
ard eli on Thursday. a
Captain Gray, of illinois, and Colonel
of Missouri, captured at Pittsburg Landing,
and who were released on a two months
parole, by Gen. Beauregard, to come to
Washington, and endeavor to arrange for a
general exchange of prisoners, have entire
ly failed and were to return on Saturday,
going by Fort Monroe, 10 take their places
in the Rebel PRISON. The friends of Major
Stone gave that gentleman patriotic bene-
fit at his hotel on Friday evening.
An army letter to the Herald seys long
before the evacuation of Corintb, troops
from Beauregards army began to arrive at
Richmond, and continued to arrive steadily
until that event took place, by which time
$4,000 had arrived, and subsequent to the
evacuation of $4,000 more arrived from
Corihlh, and these 49, 900 are the flower OF
Beauregard's army. The whole number OF
troaps at Richmond amount to 200, 600
men.
In regard to the report of the death Of
jackson, am led to believe it is mere
ruse.
Military men acquainted with the
extent of the enemy's damage sus-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XVII CoNGREss--sEcoND SESSION
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WAsHINGT0N, July 8.
SENATE-The bill supplementary to the
act for the release of persons held to SER
vice and labor in the District of Columbia
was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden the general
pension bill was taken up and passed.
The bill to provide provisional govern
rlents in certain places was taken up.
Mr.. Ten Eyck spoke in opposition, on the
ground that it would interfere with the
rights of States.
Powell denounced the bill as unconstitu-
tional and tending to disunion, by dstroy-
ing sovereign States.
A long debate ensued.
Without action, after executive session,
the Senate adjourned.
On motion of Clark, the confscation bill,
as returned from the House, was taken up.
He moved that the Senate insist on its
amendments, and ask a committee of con-
ference.
Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, moved that the
Senate recede from its amendments, and
agree to the House bill.
Mr. Trumbull hoped the Senate would
recede. We should thus get confiscauon
bill, not as efficient as some wish, but yet a
good bill.
Mr.. Wright called up the resolution for
the expulsion Of Senator Simmons.
Mr.. Ten Eyck moved to refer the reso-
luton to the Judiciary Committee.
Agreed to.
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LIST
Of sick on board Hospital Steamer D. a.
January, JuLy Z, 1852.

Of sick on board Hospital Steamer d. a..
january, July Z, 1852.
53rd Indian Harrison S Berry co A /;
A Miller E Jacobs, CO B. w f Barnes
Jas r Reed, E Simmer, John Engle, Charles
Tanderseer, 60 c; Adam U z, co d Peter
Smith, NJ Rutherford, Jas Gibson, Fish
er. J as Baldman, co E Davis L Dunn, Jas
A Davis, A Edwards, J Powell, o Wire,
co T; SAINT Scott, Ed Dale, John Beard,
Thos Laudage, CO G; G Moser, Geo w
White, VIM Brown, Robt Il Brandon, co
John J Lee, James Folsom, Peter Brock
er, Ruben NJ Mock, CO | Daniel R"ss, Mar
tin q Goweu, J Fitzpatrick, Ebenezer
Knight Jas Ard, co X.
SD Iudi mao b Rogers, Ezra Bur-
nell, John Proctor, company q.
48 b William Moreland, David
Miller, james Irving, and Aaron Zelers,
ca a. josh CLARK, Martin Dewitt, s Clay,
co b. Henry Mc3rown, CO g. r. b.
Capier, co E. George W Doolitlle, David
Mrers. George Brown, Jas Fl Grey, L..
Buckmaster, Samuel Stiffler, co G. John
Hickman, H APPLE, B Hugle, co H. Benz
Myers, co l.. Achilles Lebring, Jas Colds
bury, co K John Kane, co ID. Benjamin
Hunter, CO E Thomas Patterson, james
Forbes, Nj Bryant, CO |. Schooley,
CO K.
59th Indiaua-Rich T Smock, Lewis G
Smock co G.; EW Walker co D, Uler Lay
man, D Wakefield co E Alex Hammond.
Lewis Hammond, Vandine Holiday, S S
Ferguson co F; Gus Rogers 60 Fl /; H A ia
cobs CT |, W Fl Howard, Henry Albin, W
] Watkins CO K.
44th Indiana-Geo Swain co K
SO Indiana-Andrew Bowies co l.
27lb Indiana-GIlford Roupe co A.
3Ist IDdiaRa-Jas NJ Eiler CO G, Thomas
Roach co Fl.
9Th Indiana-Jas II Robbins GO D.
3Oth Indiana--Greeube berry MitchelI CO !.
42nd Indiana F Kennett co E, VIM
Groves CO |.
8Ih Indiana Battery-A J WaIdlow.
sch IUdiana-Chas Beebe co X.
23d Indians-R N Hartigan CO F.
22d Indiana R Muir co G.
5lst Indiana-W 7 Bruce CO E.
81 Indiana Cavalry-Henry y GolDen
CO D, Samn Rhodes, Chas Al, xander, Aug
BeCkerman co l., Trueman II GriswOld, 1
J Hamilton co NJ.
/ 18th Indiara-George W Albsugh CO F
18th Indiana-W IN Robinson co E.
! 18th Kentueky-Thos Francis H Sexton
/ co |, Moses Chaplin co K.
l7Ih Kentucky-J A Tomerhn co B, L
q Vanhover co c, Geo NJ Scott co E, q c
I Brown co |.
9Th Kentucky.-Conrad OUTRIGHT co B
! James A Morrison co E 7; Louis Baker com
paDy Il.
2Oih Kentucky. e Davis CO @; Harvey
] Reid 60 F; W n Boyd CO Fl; Geo W Per-
! kins CO /.
27Ih Kentucky.-W Il Decker, Ed "
Decker co \ Sam'l b Robinson co F.
2nd Kentucky.-H Eugelbrecht co E
A Fonts, Vim Herreil co F.
Goth Keutucky.-John Basham, Elihu
| Hagin co D BIuford Green co F.
oh Kentucky Cavalry Jehn Schmidt
co E; Miles King co 2; James I Lang.
| ley co VI.
80 Kentucky Cavalry Jas Inglesby &c
: 8; Adam Bower co F i; Davis Rlchey, John
! II Howard co F.
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Memphis on Monday, left yesterday noon.
The Belle Peoria, with barge in tow
passed up yesterday.
The Courier left at I21 o'clock for Cairo
with a moderate trip.
The u. s. Mail packet Eugene, with Jno'
B. Hall on deck, add Billy Conant in the
Office, laid over until the asrival of the train
from Terra Haute, and then left with fine
trip.
The Pocahontas came down from above
yesterday looking for load.
The Star Grey Eagle with a moderate
trip, came down yesterday afternoon, en-
route to Henderson. She returned to Lou
isville last night.
The Lue Eaves, with fine cargo OF to-
bacco, arrived here from Green River to-
day.
The Lancaster No. 4, with a big trip,
passed down yesterday, en- route to Mem
phis.
The fine and feet Commercial viii be
here to-day for Memphis.
The St. Cloud was at our wharf on last
evening with two barges, one loaded with
corn, and the other she loaded here with
-four.
The Jacob Poe passed up last evening.
TIE Gray Fox, with number of barges,
came up from below.
The Grey Eagle, upon her return from
Henderson last evening, serenaded the city
with her calliope.
The celebrated butter, Monarch, passed
up last night.
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MORNING REPORT.
Enthusiasm at Indianapolis
Rebel army falling back
Rebel prisoners not boast
ful-The battle of Thurs
day The rebels refuse a
flag of truce = Beauree ard
reported in disgrace.

CINcINNATI, July 8-DisPatches from In
disnapuis state that the proclamation call
ing for eleven additional regiments, issued
by Governor Morton yesterday morning,
was responded to in the most hearty and
COZ fident manner, by prominent and iutluen-
tiai citizpns, and representatives from over
twenty different cUunte
Gov. Morton and Hon. R. W. ThomFs on
addressed large M citing at Indianapolis
last night.
The organization of new Ohio regiments
will commence Immediately. Camps are
being established in different parts of the
State for their reception. Recruiting has
materially improved in The last few days.
Over 500 privates on furlough have re-
ported at Camp Chase, and more are coming
every day.
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AN EXPENSIVE MIsTAKB.-We saw re-
,ntIy an illustration of the fruits of care
IS writing by telegraph operator.
A business man of this city ,elegraphed
the Captain of a steamboat that he had
, tobacco to ship. The word no" was
ritter in such a manner as TO be rerdiiy
staken for 800, and was so read by the
aptain. Pleased with the idea Of a line
lrgo, be gets up steam, and runs down
ere with all possible dispatch, when 10 /
discovered be had been sold by the care
SIS writing Of the operator and his own
Areless reading. This should be lesson
/, both parties, and we doubt not it will be
smembered by the Captain, as he pays
early for his mistake.
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what they Expect to Do.

An intelligent traitor, now prisoner of
war at Camp Curtin, Penn made the fol-
loving statement OF what the rebels expect
to accomplish, to the editor of the Harris
burg Telegraph. 1t will be seen that they
rely greatly upon the fellows who chatter
about the Constitution as it is, and the
Union as it was" very good raHyiug CRY,
and used by them only for that reason:
al have Lo fear, sir, for the ultimate sue
cess of the rebellion" was the declaration
of this man. ave could procure peace
now, if we desired such disgrace" be
continued, but we have other objects in
view than our own ir ependenee. We in
tend TO prolong this war until the Congress
sional elections c. off, when our old
friends, the doughfa. are expected to
elect majority of Representatives in Con-
gress, and then look out for Jonathan.
If Pennsylvania Can be induced to send
a majority of such men as Biddle and An
coma if Ohio will elect a delegation of
-Vallandighams if Indiana desires to give
US true men like Voorhees, ; and if the other
States do their duty, as our friends in those
localities promised they are determined to
do, " hen election day comes off, the South
need no longer battle, as the light Will De
taken off of its hands by the doughfaces.
JEFF. Davis understands this, AMI, therefore,
he is leading the Yankees a wiId-goose
chase. All that our leaders want is the ta1
gatherers to go among the people of the
North, before the election, and then there
will some probability arise that old JEFF
may be permitted TO take his Christmas
dinner in Washington, as a solace for his
disappointment in not having been able to
dine in that city last 4th of July
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12T The Memphis Daily Avalanche has
banged proprietors, and came out on the
th under the editorship ana proprietorship
+ Messrs. B. d. Majors & Hough as Union
leet, with the title Of the Bulletin. It
romises well under the new management
he change was made necessary by the late
rder of Provort Marshal HiIlyer. prohibit
ng the issuance of any paper ia the mill
Try district, W hose editors and officers re-
use to take the oath of allegiance. The
rmer editor has read the Government
ome grave homilies on revenge" sin
,rmers," &c, but it seems he could mt take
be eoath.
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john A. LseAN.-A correspondent Of ID

JOHN A. LeGAN.-A correspondent of the
Bloomington IIl) Pantagraph, writing
from jackson, Tennessee, where the brigade
Of General John A. Logan is stationed
says:
General Logan has made quite meta
morphose, politically. Feeling like making
a speech the other day, he addressed the
soldiers. He said be had been nosed around
by southern politicians long enough. He
had seen enough of the cursed Institution,
and he would not sbeathe his sword until
it was wiped from the land. also learn
that he was opposed to the new copstita-
ton.
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River News.

For MEMPHIs.--The splendid fast passen-
er steamer Commercial, Capt. Archer, will
ave here for Memphis, on Wednesday, at
o'clock P. N. The Commercial has fine
assenger accommodations.
J. B. Hall will receive freight for the
commercial. jys-2t
I The river ia still falling, though slight
se may be expected in day or two.
But few boats disturb the tranquility of
ne waters, and freights are very scarce.
The Storm which arrived here from
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-09
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
The gunboat feet gone up
James River "A certain
General expected-Casual-
ties-A new command for
Com. Foote - What the
Richmond papers say.

NEW York, July ga Fort Monroe let
ter of the 9Th TO the Herald says some gun
boats went up the river to-day, and others
will follow.
A certain General who was looked for
to- day has not arrived, but we sill have
hopes of seeing bin before the going down
of the sun. The weather is beautiful for
the trip, and it seems strange that be did
NOT turn up.
A large number of naval officers aeport to
on their vessels here, are hourly expected.
This great point of interest is becoming
more and more important A few days
longer, and Richmond will be ours.
Another letter gives the following as a
correct list of escaped Union officers, Brought
by The Massachusetts 10 Fort Monroe:
G. W. Brown, 23d No; W. ]. Camp, 23d
Mo; Il. W. Mayer, 9th Kentucky; James
Agey, 14th iowa; Lieut. G. l.. Logan, l4th
Iowa; sergeant G. n. Rhodes, l4lh Iowa !;
sergeant Milton Rhodes, IA Iowa.
A letter in the Tn places our loss in
the cent battles at 25,0 900.
A letter to the Herald reports the death
of Col. Woodbury., at the head OF the 4th
Michigan. This regiment has been terribly
cut up, losing So killed, 80 wounded, and
33 missing.
Among the officers killed are Capt. Rose.
He was formerly principal of the Union
Academy at Monroe, Michigan. In his
company was large number of his former
pupils, eleven of whom are among the killed
and wout ded. Capt. Depue, a talented
young lawyer, is among the killed
Among the wounded are Aojutant Earl and
Capt. Spaulding. The latter was errone-
ousiy reported killed. Both these gallant
| officers left to-day recruiting service
They say they win return within thirty
days with the complement of the regiment
restored. Col. MCQuade escaped unharmed
although in the thickeSt OF all the fight.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

81 b4- CINCINNATI, July 8.
FLOUR dull and very irregular; superfine
sold at 3 1893 80.
WHEAT dull at 77@sO for red; 1890
for white.
Corn dull at 35d.
OATS at tie same rate.
RYE declined to 48c and dull. -
WHISKY % and less buoyant.
demonstrating done in provisions.
A Government contract for bacon shout
ders packed in 400 pound boxes, was taken
at &c.
GOLD is'up to lO3@1l3.
SILVER is and &C. Demand notes 4
premium. Exchange steady at par.
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DEEoUECING THE REBELLIoN.-We are in
ormed from a gentleman just from Nash
lille, that Captain Polk, who was among
he wounded prisoners in the Marine Hos
ital, and who had his leg amputated, has,
nee his return to Tennessee, renounced
.ecession, and warmly espoused the cause
{ the Union. We are certainly right glad
D hear il.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Indian depradations-B Burn
sides moving toward Rich
mond-List of wounded at
Philadelphia.

PACIFIC SPRINGS, UTAH, July 1.-The
Indians have taken all the stage stock from
three or four stations east of Rocky Ridge
thirty-two head in all. They killed two
emigrants and took their stock, and also
took one hundred and forty horses from
Californians at Ice Springs.
War with the Cheyennes, Snakes, and
two or three bands of Sioux, appears inevi-
table.
There are only 500 troops on the whole
line-not enough to protect it.
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SPECIAL TO POST.

WAsHNGroN, July 8.-Richmond papers
of July 4th are received, and are full of the
details of the late battles. They claim a
victory as the general result, but admit q
severe defeat on Tuesday.
The Examiner says IL. 900 will not
cover their loss in Killed and wounded
During the week the impression of military
men on the Peninsula was that 10000
would be nearer the number.
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GG~ TIE weather for near week past
has been excruciating, and has melted all
local incidents into utter nothiRgusss. To-
deed, it seems to have been so hot that no.
BODY could afford to do anything to predi-
Gale an item upon.
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MoDEsT.-The Louisville Journal is a
modest sheet, as the following paragraph
abundaEtly demonstrates:
The Philadelphia Press, which seems to
Us to have as deep an insight iuto mi litary
matters as auy paper in the Union, agrees
with US perfectly in regard to the siguii-
cant and the inevitable results of the late
movements before Richmond.
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still continue their strike, and it has very
depressing effect; red Illinois l Is, winter
red western I9.
RYE quiet; sales 1000 bushels at 10.
OATS quiet at 42045.
PORK unchanged at 10 so for mess and
and 8 so for prsme.
Gov. STOCKS 6Imer; U. S. SKIES of 1881,
1919 $40 Treasury Notes 1899.
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/ Preparing TO BUiLD.-Judge Foster is
having a portion Of the Drill Room, corner
# Locust and Water streets, cut away,
preparatory to the erection of two fine
ware rooms. The new building will be so
BET front by 100 feet deep. 1t will be a
ice improvement.
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From J. Mention BroVn, D. d., editor of
the Encvclped,a of RELIGIOUS Rno,oIedqe.

Although net disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in General, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects | yea know of no
sufficient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have re, eived from
any simple preparation, in the hole that he may
thus contribute to the benefit ofothtrs.
do this the more readily in regard to Hocf-
lands German BitteI's, prepaI ed by DIR. @. M.
Ja:k,on, of this city, because L prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impression
that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture am
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq !,
for the removal of this prejudice by prefer tests,
AID for encouragement to try them, when suffer.
irg frem great and long continued debility. The
use eff thee bottles of these Bitters, at the Eegin
nj of the present year, was followed by ev dent
relic and res oration to degree of bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
bef1e, and bad almost despaired of regaining. I
therefore thank God aud my friend fer dir citing
me o the Of them.
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PH1LADE PHIA, July 7.-Tbe following
additional wounded have arrived here:
Lieut. Gilbert Chandler, l6-h Mich; Capt
VIM Evans, Lieut. Ayres, 9th Wis; j NJ
Miller, 4th Mich; W Watkins, 9Th Mich;
Morris P Severance, 4'h Mich; Corp A J
Cole, l4h Mich; S Willis, All dc, | D
Austin, 81 do; Richardson, 4th do; Corp
W Il Burnett 9th Wis; G Vogle, 8sh Ills
Cavalry.
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New YORK, July ga letter to the Tri-
buue, dated Fort Monroe, July 18th, says:
Beyond a few SIX. finishes, in which our
troops gained The advantage, nothing has
occurred IN The neighborbood of Richmond
Stree my last.
The rebel army seems TO have fallen back
towards the city, and Gen. Mcclellan is
now in a position well intreDohed. The
apprehension that the enemy would stretch
themselves down the Peninsula, and attempt
TO block The James river with land Bate
ries, has not as yet beer real zed
Our force al Yorktown is evacuatiDg the
place, aud most or the guns have been
burst.
The rebels prisoners DO not claim VIC
tory, but confess to bave failed in the ohject
OF their terrific attack, commenced on
Thursday of last week, in which their loss
was confessedly much greater than ours,
including many Office of high rank.
A boat came through from Newbern, via
Norfolk and the canal, yesterday, and re-
turned This morning.
1t is rumored that Burnside, with a con-
siderable force, was preparing to cooperate
with Mcclellan. Rumors to the effect taat
he has advanced from Newbern were with
out foundation.
The statement that Mcclellan has re-
Gently been reinforced by 10000 men is an
exaggeration.
LATER.
P.M.-The Warner, which left Harri-
sons Landing at 10 o clock this morning,
has arrived.
Our buckets yesterday advanced four or
five miles up the river, but saw no enemy,
who seem to have mysteriously retired.
1t is suggested that Gen. Pope will see
them next.
There was a brisk engagemt Mt on Thurs
day, in which our troops drove the enemy
and captured a battery, without losing a
man.
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced bis lines
down TO the Chickahominy, and no fears
are now entertained of flank movement
in that direction. b noon to day General
Mcclellan expected to have his position so
fortified rs to be able 10 bid defiance to the
enemy IN any shape they might choose to
come. Gen. Casey has arrived en- route to
w Washington.
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no. The barbarities ofthe rebels at Bull

I ICUtIo
Run have not all been told yet. Congress
ional invest igation has only discovered a
general view of the horrors. Accident is
turning up fresh Instances every day. In
the battle of Friday: at Gaines Hill, one
young man cap ured a rebel knapsack, hung
to which was half skull, used, evidently,
as a drinking vessel. An inscription upon
it stated that it came from Bull Run. So
says an eyewitness.
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sE" Mrjor-General Love, of the Indiana
Legion, is in The city, on matters relating
he reorganization of the Legion, and
,ther matters of the highest interest to the
whole State.
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ssy The Richmond Examiner says:

Bayonet wounds in this war, on the
Confederate side, are very rare"
We think, on the contrary, they are re-
markedly nell done But, perhaps the Ex-
amioer means that the Coufederates re-
ceived Oery fen wounds on their Sides
That is very likely; we have always heard
that they received most of them on their
backs-Ndsh Uniun.
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Eay- The Constitution is the title Of
Nashville, Tenn. 1t is to be edited by Mr..
George Baber, formerly of the Nashville
banner.
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NEW YORK, July 8.-There is a rumor
that The Navy Department will put Com
modore Foote at The head of the new naval
expedition, for which vessels are fitting out,
consisting chiefly of vessels of the regular
navy.
Lieut.. Frank Browneil, the avenger of
Ellsworth, was not killed, as has been re-
ported.
Eleven hundred and ffty-seven bales
of con fiscated cotton were sold at auction
to-day on account of the Government,
bringing 100000. sa~
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