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ordered to canTena there d? Gen. Lsdbstter,
the Confederate cotamander ct ln1s p,sl. The
result ot !:a l:iel we do not hnoS. We learn,
borrower, that Inc cspinrhi rascai- confess
their gul', but claim, somo OF then, that tda5
were oTasrs.! berc from t1e;T lesime2-a
The lcador. ee also learn, is nae l:aIari
Andrews. 1hc il 5norn to have ones lvsd
ha:e Tisd captured lie offered SO. o0G 20
be rot1ase,; Several Thousand i;oila-a Laws
bsea fnuha ,1pnn his Psrsoa. H. liz an uaEli:!-
gated fsrkaG 5cuundsal, bur racklnEa MI
Earring. H9. ve !ssrh, c,niess5a nothing.
Tie rtsult oi tho trial Of thesa snsr &c 1aya
Got get h".rd-E -E4tldata Jatctligsnesr.
Tnn CITY CGunc,l OF Augusta has spfrJGri.
stsd s2O.00G 10 thc Georgia gunboat. TIC
banks Of tie oily a:s also taking TIE matter Of
3ubscrptioa into consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

pFsctcabla snd what is best We simply refer
to The sutjvct as an exceedingly interesting
ono ~ This tirue, and i7hich must necessarily
engage TIA a.tca,on OF our aasute leads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
General Durcao's reply to AFior Gc2crsl

General Duccao's :eyiy to .IFiior Gcacrsl
L=Teii runs tLus:
have 10 report this uorntng,as p:s'iousiyI
that tas t-lnb-rd5.er,t - still going On iur-
pGkiy. They have ktpt il n9 .uron-iy - 20
iieia of taeir t:rriS!oTaI Ole Of tpclr ifTfe
lapt!le.i gunhost6 painted i.Ts;, canlo aho"a
:ne ;.o:;i: :;:is laorgaa.:, hut was struck aE,i
rst!ch. ,fe are hopeful rnd in socc spins
ard cannol speak in too high y'a,so o. ali tho
oIc:ls snc men ta:e no further casualties
70 report. LIE! tie pe3pIe have :al.h sno oI-
::tuda sri W. will 70: J,sgrace them.
ia.heiJ J. +. DrsrAH,
f;rig.dier Ge.ersi"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25
RICHMOND ekQUISts,
...,,ssIp rAiLr, sGMl-wEEKLT AND "AEhA'
- TTtER, WISE s ALLEuks
L 4 Y Il )

-, ;.,r.s. ros: dollars pee sanun, and az the
y ai.,r, /; taken fer shorter period thar one
- % .ts s.s,.wvEKtr, .ix dollars per annum, or
ts,it = - M..v;Y, TBSsr DOLLARS per annnu, or
,f5z- .-S;,Yr lcii iiAks-fos six months Two Dol.
;'t 's' :a us Hsii 'nvsh.siy 10 advance. When
;i;'- US. sill BE- Al tna risk Of the vsiter.
v - ,nSENTISISl.
, 1862-08-05

RapIdau in force he vii! teach them leg
son that viii never be forgotten" We have,
nevertheless, occupied Orange court honse
with horse and foot, and are many miles fur
thertoWard Richmond by this route than we
have ever been before.
Il Is the current belief hera that we are in
the best road to the rebel capital, and that we
will be the first Of The two armies to enter
that stronghold.
Gen. Mil1oy just sent out company Of
cavalry, aud summoned all the male inhAbi-
tantB Of the town OF Woodv11e to come up to
his headquarters and take the oath Of a1la-
glance, or Instantly depart for. the South, In
shout four hours $50 Of the leading citizens
assembled in g. church at Woodvil1e, when
they were addressed bT Capt. Baird Of Gen.
Mf1roy's staff, who in few words
told them this War #as not one Of 0p-
preston, but one for the enforcement Of
the laws and the constitution that it was
in accordance with the laws OF war to leave no
bel}jgerents behind them, aud nnless they to 3k
the oath they would be cent South. They all,
with the exception of five, then CAME forward
and took the oath. The five who would not
take the oath were arrested and sent to the
headquarters Of Gen. Sige1.
Upon discovering that the rebe1s had look
cut upon high peak Of the B.uo Ridge, about
eight miles to the right OF Madison, Gsn. ALL
roy sent three companies Of tie lst Virs siuta
cavalry to capture them. They ascended the
bluff 2s cautiously as possible, but not il time
to catch the rebels, who fed, leaving behind
them twelve splendid horses, with pistols enc
csrbines.
, 1862-08-05
NINE ETf}NTBS

The war must now end within nine
months. The law authorizing the Presi-
dent to call out the militia prescribes that
term Of service. Gen. Halleck has fixed
the number Of men he needs, with full
understanding Of the case. and the call now
made is tantamount to an engagement on
his part to finish up the job and disband
the forces in 27o days, and it soi!lbe done.
No more guarding Of rebel henroosts, no
more running after loyal slaves Of traitor
masters, but firm, destructive, overWhelm~
ing warl
The country can afford this one stipend
GUS effort, and viii gladly make it, to Sc
cure the overthrow Of the rebellion within
the time named in the call Our rulers
now understand the enemy we have tc
deal with; they understand the spirit O!
the people; they know what is required O.
them and what time they got to do thei
work IN tits not to exceed nine calendar
7oopfhc
, 1862-08-05

Chicago Light Arti1IerJ-.Battery e.
Lieut. Theodore P. Roberts Of company B,
1st Illinois artillery, better described as Thy
lor's battery, has arriSed in town to recruit
for the ranFs Of his company, nos. .somewhat
th1nnea By seryice Of fourteen months The
battery reached Memphis last week in Gen.
". 7. shernan'e division to which II has been
attached since Shiloh, and will be there to IT.
cei1e the new men whom 1t is hoped Chicago
will send forthwith. Under the existing pres-
sure upon our young men to enlist, with the
Inducements Of bounty On the one hand and
the alternative of draft on the other, the few
places which this battery offers should be tax
en- with alacrity. The Opportunity is q rare
one; for to have bsen private In "battes9
B" will be more to Say, years hence, than to
have worn snoaite1n honofs In other COM
mands. Lfeut. Roberts is already promised
the active co-operrtion OF eome of our 1eadsnp
men, among whom ). c. Fargo, Esq, Of the
American Express. offers an individual bounty
to such So may enlist The recruiting head.
quarters Of the battery are at No. 10 Clask
street, where Lieut. Roberts may be found a,
all hours ready to make enlisted soldiers O
his volunteers and to send them at once X
Capt. Barrett at Memphis.
, 1862-08-05
THE new POLICY Of The WAR.
100000 Nine Months Militia to be
Called Out.
Drafting to Commence Forthwith.
The Shoulder Straps to he
Weeded.

WARRINGTON, August 4, 1852.

WARRINGTON, August 4, 1851.
ORpEBEr -First-That draft OF 10000 militis
be Immediately called into the service Of the
United States, to serve for nine months, unless
soorer discharged.
The Secretary Of War will assign the quotas to
the States and e5tabl;Eh regulations for the draft.
S.ccnd-That it any State ehal1 not By the 18th
Of August furnish Its quota Of the additional
S0e,oo0 volunteers authorized by 1aw, the def
ciency Of volunteers II that State will also be
made up by specia1 draft f:om the militia. The
See5etu5y Of War will establish regulations for
th1E purpose.
Third-Regula will be prepared by the Var
Department ard presented to the President with
the object Of securing the promotion OF officers
OF the army and volunteers for mefisozlons and
distinguished services, md preventing the nonio
nation or appointment in the militia service Of
Incompetent or unworthy officers.
Regulations will also provide for Riding ths
eeryice Of euch incompetent persons as ROW hold
commissions. By the President.
Edwin II, STANTON.
Secretary It War.
, 1862-08-05
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The River Police Of the Chic.
THE GOVERNMENT TO ACT
THEORETICALLY.


WAsH1Earoz- Aug. 4-The Ohio commit
tee in behalf Of Gov. Tod, who have been in
conference with the executive authorities
relat:7e to military protection IL the most ex-
posed quarters; to-day accomplished the OBJ
ject Of their commission, as one Of the delega-
ton said, tsfn the most satisfactory manner."
It is said that the Ohio River is to be gnardsd
with fleet Of guRbo1ts.
L special to The New Z Tork Tribune says the
government is now fully prepared for the plots
Of border State secesslonists, whether in
Maryland or Kentucky, aud will instantly
crush any attempted treason. Gov. MagoHa,
Of Kentucky, Is watched
It Is expected that the president and several
cabinet members will be present at the great
war meeting on Wednesday night, ut the east
front Of the capitol The clerks OF the depart.
ments will soon be gianted two hours esch
day for drill
L epecis! to the New York Tribune say
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky will be formed
into an independent military department II
Gen. Bue1rs department, with comm'ssarJ
general, whose headquarters will be at Gin
ejnrAti.
, 1862-08-05
IT WAS TIME.

It was time to call upon the people to
leave everything else for the business Of
sayirg the country. Our enemies have
grown stronger aud more daring from our
delay in shaping policy. They have be-
come more daring all throughout the Bor-
der States They to-day are able to carry
anxiety throughout the borders Of Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio, are organizing faids
along the confines Of Iowa, AID openly
a1ow their purpose tn strike Pennsyl-
vapia across too willing Maryland
We have waited for 8 policy until the
few unhappy Unionists Of the South have
been crushed and destroyed, and now the
time has come for the work Of the war to
begin. The nation must be saved, its do
main restored to the flag. Whether with
the institutions that have cansed this re-
bel1ion, and the guilty men and women
whose hands have helped it on, will re.
main, must be lef- to the fortunes Of the
war themselves brought On.
, 1862-08-05

War Meeting In Kendall County.
There Will be var meeting in Oswego,
KeIdall county, On Wednesday {to-morroT)
at one P. H., at which good speeches may be
expected. Let all the people turn out,
List ef Contributions to the CHICAGO
Sanitary C0mu18ston f0r the Week
Ending August 2, 1862.
Mas EDWARD Hunt, Chtcsgo-1 uausqaito net,
pair socka; lot Of bandases, books pamphlets
JoHN 6. WILLIAMS, ChIcagc-Lot og American
F9oM 4 Lang, Chicago - tnub1ers and q
bowls of cn1rant Jelly.
JA,Hs GE1sr WILSON, chicago-17 Nos B1aek-
soIplEa5' AID SOCIETY, Mankato, Blue Earth
county, N1nnesota-1 box containing u bed
| enc9B, dressing gowns, S9 bands&es. pairs
socks 81 toTels. q ha9dkeFehieis, Il paiFs asaw I
slip, pillow casee, roll OF linen CLOTHS, roll Of
cotton cloths, CANS straWbe11iea, cans raspber
IT, IT, h f iees fss ns ds,ed III; a;pp1ss, ~
! dried peaches, package dried Strawberries,
| package died plume, package taptoca, package
! fa.ina, package eoarhouna-
SOLDIERS a :, SOCIETY. AeteusEln, Wfnneoa-
20 Co., Wis Dux Cuntainlng quilt, Eheets,
pillows and gases, 2s shifts, drssstng y; gown,
| fan, dried fruit, sosp, old linen cloths,
| NIss GRACE Ii. LAF11S, PittEffe1d, Ma5s.-a
| paekages tracts
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY, Pine Creek, OSIe Co
I'LL bcx containin. II sheets, 10 towels. 4shirts
| pillow CAGES, 3 pillows. handkerchiefs, cnsh
! long. 2 bed ticks. quilt, bsn3ages.
SOLDIERS Alp SOCIETY. Beloit, Wis.-1 box con
rainlbg 81 uew Shirts IL shfrts, u towels, 2
,auIkercEiefs 8 he'd racks pairs drawers, = pi!
I SOW cases, pairs slippers. sheets, wrappere,
! dressing guEns. bottles wines, cans jelly, y
pil oWs pads. soldiers library, pamphlets, dziet
! arples, ola clothes, banda.cs, cloves.
| SOLDIERS A1p SOCIETY,", Amboy, Iii boz cou
taininG II sheets. IA Jewels. Il pillows. 10 lbs
dried apn!ee, IL It's dried pcacnes, c3at, Pal
drawers Il pillow cases. S fclis bendaSes, roll
linen cloth, II magazines, papers.
fr1Dn.ss A,D SOCIETY,", Rotkton, W.-Oue boz
ce3tslnln. 81 rolls bandagcs pads, pillows,
pillow cases, Is sheets, rulls soft ieu 81 shirts
IS l:ia.E ttne}=, neck tics, pairs drawers. pl
| low sacks. quits. i bottles wine. mug je1lj,
pounds dried bztf. paper Of dried gooa.berries.
c1n dried cutralta. pouna black reat pape
cloves.
ARTICLES EEEDED-Drawers, shir!s, sheets
bed sacks, pillows and cases, eggs, pickles
dried ard canned fruits.
| Direct packages: From -. CH1CAG
| SANITARY COMMISSION, Il Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Ill
, 1862-08-05

TlUAA RQ1uAAtAe'H NeqA[kAANHt>
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2-Newbern i'd
vices Of the s0:h have beEn received. b. j.
Gala{r, Of company c, 23d Massachusetts,, Was
shot in the street while doing guard duty at
night The shot Was fired from house and
is the fourth attempt to murder guards. All
the inhabitants In the neIghborhood hare been
secured, and all suspicious characters Jailed.
Six or seven tf the adjacent houses have been
demolished.
MATTERS UNDER GOV. STANLT.
[Cor n 7. Tribune, August I'd
Mr. Vincent Co1yer Ie hare. waiting to 60 with
the army into battle. Hnd minister. AS before. to
the rick and wound:d. There are strange gotDgs
cn North Carolina uow, We hear. The negro
ECboo1s have not been fe-opened, q usW supestQ-
Ieudent Ut the poor 10 appointed BY Governor
Stan1y in Mr.. Colyer'a place, and Dr.. Tall,
| the collector Of house and gas rents has
! prttenttd hill to co1yst's clerk for the
Ie1 o1 the ho1ee which has 50 long been occupied
g. depst for the rupp1tes for the poor and rick,
MI q lyef i1forns me that tu consequence Of the
ffcatlon order Of the president the fugitive OWL
err Of houses tn Newberu are to be paid fair rent
for tnch Is have been occupied hy nur arm5 "a
barracks, storehouses, hospitals, or officers qaar-
| te.e:
In duzen paces+ and the f1arpea had already can.
! fumed eeTera1 mercantile and public buildings,
| Our men quenched the fire And savcd the p.acs
! from oestrnrrfnr The own>Ts had fed u, Colds.
| boro in the tr cktf the hearen rebel forces, and
the city was Inhabited only by negroes and q fen
| poor whites And yet the government Is to pay
the rents ot3heae very rescued houeesl
, 1862-08-05
VOLUME XVI.


In ANCIENT Rally OF THE
PEOPLE.
E"Abont the yesr Of the city CCoLX.'1
East and West and South and North
The meesepgers .ide taet,
And tower and town and cottage
Have heard the trumpet blast.
Shame On the talss E1asea1
Who fingers In hIs home,
When Pureeua Of Clua1urn
IL on the march to Rome.
The horsemen and the foot1nen
Are pouring In amain
From many stately market place,
FROM many fruitful p1ain;
From many lonely hamlet.
Which hid BY beech and pine
Like an eagles nest hangs On the crest
ofpurpae Appennine.
The harvests Of ofATetium
Thie year old men shall reap,
This 5ear ycung boys In Umbro
Shall plunge the struggling eheep:
And II the gatst Il Lnna
This year the must ehall foam
Round the white feet Of laughing girls,
Whose sirea have marched to Rome.
Loys Of Aneien& Rome.
, 1862-08-05

The important War Orders Of yester-
day fttingly accompany the new policy
enunciated, by a promised reform in the
instruments Of that policy. Incompetent
persons holding commissions are to be re-
moved. Let the work be thorough, and
have no respect to rank, person or party.
All the country asks ia to have the work
done; he will be honored who doas his
duty, and it is to be hoped that
he will be no longer tolerated
whose commission answers the description
of mathematical psipt, position without
magnitude" The country is to be saved,
its domain restored, rebels to be punished,
and the enemies Of the government annihi-
lated. The government does well to hint
that it is to carefully look over its tool
chest
, 1862-08-05

Disaster to the Steamer m. Ssnford.
BosrcS, August 1.-The steamer NJ San
ford, from Bangor Tor Bcsson,, struck On the
6alVages, off Cape Ann, at o'clock tnis morn
ing. The passengers were landed Ut Rock
port. Assistance has been sent to her, tut it
is doubtfulif if she gets of.
LA1ER-The II. Sanford has bilged, and is
full OF water. She will probably be a Total
1cta
, 1862-08-05

From California and Central America.
New YORK, August 1.-The steamer North
ern Light has arrived from Aspiawal1, With
$957, ,5u0. in specie from California.
The news from the lsthmns aud South
america is unimpo1 tant.
Panama still excited. The bishop had re-
moved all church ornaments 70 safe pl1ces. to
prevent their falling into the hands Of Mosque.
r.. The military had seized all nuakets ant
ammunition belonging; to the police fJrce
Panama probably viii soon be unier military
government.
, 1862-08-05
THE NEW GALL ON TRE PEOPLE.

THE NEW CALL ON TRE PEOPLE.
EFe15 loys1 mans heart beat more
proudly yesterday, and eyes flashed with
ea1ncstness as the news few from lip to
lip that the Government had decided to
call SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND men into
the field in ten days tine. The voice Of
the country summons its sohs to the
earnest work Of crushing the rebellion 1t
1ueans VET nov, q wa1 for extermlnating
and plotting out from the face Of the earth
this unholy rebellion.
The call from the var department rings
Ike . clarion. This time there Is no "un-
certain sound" The power Of the Coy |
errment is to be demonstrated by the |
celerity with which it will summon these |
Immense leries of new troops; even as the
loyalty Of the people was attested IN the
rapidity with which our volunteer armies
3 year ago took the field. The one is a
conplcmcnt Of the other, and both the
7oint elemerts Of the stability ef our Gov
ernment, power to command readiness to
obey
We publish elsewhere the Act Of Con-
eress under which THIS call is made, as
approved by the President July 18th, be-
ing the amended militia law of 1895, the
a1ded sections re1taining to the enroll
melt Of the blacks in the service Of the
government, and securing them the guer-
don Of FREEDOM for such service.
THIS new cal will give accelerated speed
u the formation Of the new regiments, for
;nunrieE .zill cease wien drafting begins,
save. tie bounty provided under this act.
The county viii hail with joy tbs new
call. 1t means that the worls. Of every
citizen, from this lime until the end Of the
ryar, is to saue tie Republic The whole
trade Of tic country is to be war until tue
last rc!,cl su2cunlbs, There is to be no
slirfaag now. If We have r>bel synpa
tbizcrs among us, eacl. must stand in bis
own lot, and bear arms, and share in tht
burdens of tits war. Men Of all na1ion
alities arc to win with us the common
he,itage, and anew cement with blood til
pillars of ,,ur Union.
Sir hundred thousand men whatioY
will carry throughout the lines of Oh
army to know that in ten days time thei
shattered regiments are to be filed VI
that our fighting force is to be more tha
ONE MILLION strong, with another millio
ready TO follow, if need be. The war ba
begun in earnest, and henccforth til
enemies Of the country will not be spare
nor sheltered Here they must aid Il
government, there they must yield or
crushed. There is to he no more playin
war, and from this clash Of arms will COZ
forth Peace under Liberty.
, 1862-08-05
Richardson and the Canal BILL,
CHICAGO. August 4. 1864,

Ea1IA9ut 3a31Eust 3. IEH&- .
Editors Chicago Tribune: ~
As there seems to be con- 'roversy in regard
to the courseof 1he Hon. Mr.. Richardson, on
the Canal Bid, Edeem it INT jnstica to state
that uniformly in the committee room aud
elsewhere; MIR: Richardson was warmly In its
dsy % nhen item Il cam,: "a up he be ca@s ron n sick bed
to vote for it, When the House proceeded to
, 1862-08-05
FROM GEN. CURTIS COMMAND.
Commencing War In Earnest.

IND1ASAFoL1s,. Ang. s.-Prlvate advices
from Gen. Curtis amy State that our forces
hive at last commenced making war insearn-
est They either shoot Or hang every guerilla
caught, and take every negro they can find
PIT him to work, subsist the srmy on the en-
emy as far as possible, and confscatt all rebel
horses and cattle found.
, 1862-08-05

other business he paired off with Mr. Blair OF
Virginia on the final vote, and with soma one
else on the 'scoIlaterar' votes.
It seems to me not good policy to withhold
ftom any OF the friends Of this great measure
the credit which Is Justly due them, a. the eK-
Hoping you will allow this statement to 90
before the public in your paper, remain your
obedient servant, D. BRAISARp.
CHICAGO, August 4, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
I feel it due to Gel Richardson to state thst
fore the Committee On Military Affairs he was
decidedly In favor Of the measure, and voted
to bare bill prepared, aud was in faVor Of
the hill reported By Col B1a1r: chairman OF
the committee. JHo. B. PRESTON.
, 1862-08-05

correspondence Of the II. T. Herald-1
WASHINGTON, August 1, 1853.
We have recent arrival from Charleston,
In the Ie-son Of Robert Psltoon, who escaped
frem The city on Sunday seek, and made bis
way to our gnnboats in the Stono River. Pat
tcon is . yonng man, who, though born and
resred in England. has resided for seven
years In Charleston, and whose family'is sill
there. He was 5 freshman ain Charleston
. college, aud made his exit from the city
in consequence Of 8 threatened conscrip-
tlon among the students OF that institu-
tion. He gives yer; c1ear and inteltigent
account uI matters in the contederacy. Gus
tayus ". Smith is in command Of tae troops
at Charleston. The force at that poiut, how
ever, has been much reduced, nin4 Regiments
Of Infantry ard TWO Of cavalry having bean
transferred TO Richmond, and large body
distributed along the line Of the Charleston
arc Savannah railroad. Every one cap able OF
bearing arms is in the Southern arny, having
teen conpelied by the reDei government to
s'Tolunreer.'
, 1862-08-05
FROM HUNTERS COMM AND.
The Rebel RaB at SRTRnnah.

NEW York, Aug "A letter to the Herald,
dated Hilton Head, July 3lst, says the rebel
rJm which has tor a long time been in process
Of construction at Savalnah, is completed,
armed and ready for service. All accounts
which come to US represent her as very for
midable. She is Of lgnt draft, great power,
rebels are making the necessary soundings
preparatory to bringing her dowa the river.
Two steamers carrying the rebel flag, and en-.
gaged in, the performance OF this service, came
Rilhin range of Fort Pu:aski's guus on Tues
day, but we're compelled TO retire Admiral
Dupont is making every preparation to recsivu
the monster .
, 1862-08-05

A ITEM TIONl WATER
II HOUSES RATTERY.-TwentE-fve good men
wanted % M EP ;hss Baste5g noE Ut Ms@pn,5 Ths
ard de have coEc1uGed they Eolt Cool Induce
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