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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

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- D'rsNraFST' BrAE'U or PR07isioss AND Cio4Hse
aPR0PoSALs sealed and inGor,sd Offer for Small
Q m On MONDAY the 4 day OF Aug1st mex, foT fur.i.h
and delivering on receiving cn dsys notice. a. the Navy
fsrd OF Boston, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York AID
Ptisdeprs Peuusysana, such entities oHy Of tie aE
ces named in the following classes may be required or
-deea from tic contractor ~ tie Chic. OF this Bureau OF
~ .ae respective commanding officers Of the said Navy
fnd', dIns he hscal Jc,r endns Sh Jane, 1863 slz:
slLT.WATER SOAP
Tie 5osp u be manufactured lou cocoaru' OIL aud hs
the best quality deuoIainsted white saltwater ,oaP"
and be delivered thirty days notice IN good boxes
o. about IS pounds each End after the boxes must
hoped II each end az the expense Of the contractor
contract y be .ds for 2Jo0O pounds aud such further
elsn'i'is' Is 4lay be required en,ns the SeS'
.9ools heeaies. per 1000,
Folks Ilimbles,
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Ct"s9
Gilt Esgle Goa, Buttons. Gilt Eagle Vest Buttons,
GAS =.
India Rubber or Cutta Peroha Shaving Brushes
ln5is Rubber or CUTS Percbs Fine Combs.
lad Rubber or Gotta Percha COar,e Combs
Scrub Bru,ie. Shaving BrusA,,
SAGE Brushes, wasp bEoons
Gr,,s rrT,,,. Shaving Soap
Bee.wsz. iu % cares, pure BischinE boxes or
cotton .poo. Nos y sad IT, 200 ysrts each cord.
Marshall. quality snd in suca proportions a. may oe Ie-
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%. Included per ounce ir pound Iaessfes.
Ribbon III. best Iscn.A black, = yads 70 tie pee:
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lane oi-,k. t led cotton. saTt in iengn ineh wide
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
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CFrnCslons.


nELIGHTFUb ENCURSIONS.-The new
~ fest siesmhos; THOMAS CoLLYER leaves the foot
of Nuy-st ~ ERI DAY lSuudays excep,sdl ~ ESQ snd
I0..G a. m ami .t I D. H., for PORr MONMOUTH, New
jersey. Returning arrives in New York at $50 and a.
90 and p H. afogdus cool and piea,n sail through he
Narrow and the Lower Bsy nesl Sandy Hook passing
Forts LAFAYETTE. Hamilton &C. Passengers lekius the 90
Ips yis, Long Branch and return he fale dy
EXCURSION FARE
From New Yo1k 10 Pert Monmouth and ba-k.......sO 40
From New.l ok to Long Branch and Dack....... 70
INCLUSION to the FISHING BANKS.
IL TILE tAYORlTE STEAMER
CEOTOT
has been hdrawn from the fou.o another Bee VIII le put
w +. Q few days OF Which due notice vii be given.
JAMES 4. Dt mont
ENXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND
h Health Comfort and Pleasure Cara leave Fulton and
CsihGrine Ferries. Broohiy IN, every 20 minutes
30 t. the SEA SlDE.-Tbe ears OF the
" Coney lslsrd and Brooklyn r. r. Company are nos
rlnnz Tllrv from Fulton and Ca'hsIine Ferret tnuch
Lane Grsvo.end. and Corey Island TINS Is The
best route She nh soa Bay PIayse lafes and Aoca
tians Picnic Parties accommodated on application a. the
oi.ce.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
River News.

The river at this point swelled some four
or FIVE inches during Saturday and Sunday
but fell again yesterday.
The Lady Franklin, from Memphis, came
up Sund ~ evening with large cargo for
herself aud large barge, and with an inn
mense passenger list.
The popular and feet ]. 7. McCombs
came down from Louisville Sunday with a
light trip. She returned to Louisville yes
terday morning.
The Masonic Gem left for Louisville at
IL o'clock Sunday night.
Tie Nashville, from the Tennessee river.
passed up yesterday morning.
The Lue caves left for Green river yes
terdsy afternoon.
The Gen. Anderson left with fair trip
at 6 o'clock last evening. We learn from
Capt. Davis that the Brilliant will not be put
in place of the Anderson as contemplated,
as she is not deemed fast enough to make
the trip.
The fine Mail packet Eugene will be up
for Cairo at o'clock this evening.
The blooming little Courier is the reliable
packet for Cairo at noon to day. She will
60 through ahead of all competition.
The peoples favorite, the Star Grey Ea-
gle, is the regular mail aud passenger
packet for Henderson and Louisville to-day
Her officers are extremely polite and atten-
tive.
A CHAEGE.-The new, light draugh
steamer Brilliant, Capt. Mason, will take
the place of the Gen. Anderson, as the mail
packet between this city and Cairo, on and
after Thursday, the l4th inst. div
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

s9 True, the Mississippi river is not
open, and that accounts to some extent for
the high price in groceries, and it is moth
ing but natural tina: people will go where
they can buy goods the cheapest; and 1t is
a settled fact that at Elliott's Family Gro
Gerry you will iud the largest stock, and at
very low prices. Even the most fastidious
are easily suited, not only with his prices,
but goods also, and to add to his large
stock and good judgement he has just re-
oeived large lot of Mackerel and Salmon,
and if you want something a little nicer
than was ever offered in this market be-
fore, call at the old pioneer stand, M. %
Main street, and you will be sure to find it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

raps. No sooner did a voiry ykmusketry
or discharge of artillery NOV down the
ranks of a regiment, than the gaps were
closed up and a new front presented. Regi-
ment Wed with regiment and brigade with
brigade in deeds OF valor, and few in
stances were there where even individuals
ialtered. lhe
The 9Th and 12th Regulars, led by Capt.
Pitcher, did excellent service. Capt. P.
was wounded in the knee by a musket ball,
but kept the field NATL the end, when the
firing of the musketry ceased.
The artillery on the mountain kept up
random firing till near midnight
At night our troops withdrew to small
copse OF woods, where they were joined by
the forces of Mcdowell and Sigel, who
formed in their rear at 8 o'clock PM
The hungry and wearied troops of Banks
were relieved and fell back half mile,
resting on their arms.
About P. NJ. Gen. Pope arrived on the
| field, and was greeted with vocIferous
cheers. The General rode to the extreme
| front in the thickest of the tight and came
| near getting into rebel ambuscade, but dis
covered the danger in time to avoid it. We
took several prisoners. 1t is cerisin the
rebel Gen. Winder is killed. Gen. jackson
is slightly wounded IN the hand. Gen. Sax
ton is mortally wounded. The rebel forces
numbered between 40, 900 to $4,000. Gen.
Augers wound is not dangerous. General
Geary is severely wounded in the arm. Gen.
Banks had his horse killed under him.
Culpeyper is one vast hospital, though
most of The wounded will be taken to " ash
| ington for treatment.
Two pieces of artillery, and large num-
Der OF small arms were captured from the
enemy.
The Times Washington dispatch contains
the following:
Gov. Sprsgue was reused this morning at
daylight by special messenger, and started
Immediately for Gen. Burnsides army. II
has been believed for some time that Gen.
Burnside and Pope were to cooperate in
the present movement and this sending for
Sprague, is interpreted as indicating speed y
activity. Matters are not stagnating al
Fredericksburg by any means. II is now
considered certain that there has been heavy
fl citing at Gordonsvile on Saturday AFTER
noon and perhaps to-day. s-- - 1853
/ Two trains of cars left Alexandria this
morning for the wounded.
Advices from other quarters indicate that
our movements have not been confined to
Pope's army. At the war department Gen
Pope is understood to be too busy to send
reports.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.--Arrived the
ship Western Continent from Hong Kong
to date to l4th June.
Fourteen pirates were sentenced to be
hung. TE
Ting Poo a strong hold of the rebels was
captured by the allies.
The French Admiral Brotele was killed
while capturing Mayo.
The British Admiral is concentrating his
fleet near Shanghai to oppose The meditated
rebel altacB.
News from Honolulu is to The 18th uIt.,
but is unimportant.
The bill before the Legislature provides
that no officer be appointed who cannot
read, write or converse intelligently.
AR zoNIA--Advices from Arizona state
that Col. Cartoons volunteers reached the
Rio Grance without opposition. The rebel
Gen. Sibley has Withdrawn his force from
New Mexico into Texas
The Apache Indians attacked two CON-
panies of our cavalry passing through Mes
silla Valley, killing Z aud wounding sew
eral. The Indians we're repuIsed with
heavy loss.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

FoR THE OLD FLAG.-Mr. Rowland, who
has for long time delivered the Daily
Journal to subscribers above Main street,
and who recently opened News Depot in
the vestibule Of the POstoftice, has enlisted
as soldier, and has been detailed as a re-
cruiiing officer.
Mr. Rowland has taken this step from a
sense of duty to bis adopted country, and
we honor him for it aud hope to see him
prosper 10 his new field OF usefulness.
Mrs. Rowland will take charge of the
News Depot during the absence of her bus.
band, and We hope to see her receive thai
amount of patronage that will secure he
and her four children from inconvenience
during the absence of him who has hereto
fore b. go their sole support.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
rhs Ram Arkan,as BLOWN Pm

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.--rhe following
is taken from the Petersburg Express of
yesterday:
RICHMOND Aug. ga dispatch from
Van Dorm to Secretary Mallory states that
the ram Arkansas, Lieut.. Stephens COM
handing, had been destroyed. She left
Vieksburg on Monday to cooperate in the
att ok on Baton Rouge. Alter the pas
sage of Bayou Sara her machinery became
disabled. and while her crew were attempt
ing to repair it. several of the enemy's gun
boats attacked her. After gallant resis-
lance she was abandoned n blown up.
"The officers aud men reached the shore
in safety"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE following
circular has been issued to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT.


Washington, August H.
To Military Con,mandants, Provost Mr.
shaLs, u S. MarshdiS and Police Officers
You will receive herewith an order of the
War Department to prevent the evasion of
military duty, and for the suppression of
disloyal sheets, dated the 9th of August,
1862. This order, to be efficient, is neces.
sarily very comprehensive in its terms, and
its proper execution requires the exercise of
sound Judgment and discretion by the off,
GERS to whom its enforcement is entrusted.
To guide you in its execution the follow
ing instructions are to be observed
LIST. The order comprises classes of PER-
sons namely, those who are about leaving
the United States to evade military duty.
Those who leave their own States for the
same purpose, before the military draft is
performed is absolutely prohibited, but it
was not the intention of the order to inter-
fere with the transit of persons from State
to State, but for those striving TO evade
military duty.
The order will detain any person leaving
bis own State, county or Military District.
The person detained may be released by
giving bonds with sufficient security in thu
sum Of $1,000, conditional for the perform
ance of Lightning cut off the balance OF
this important order.--REPoRTER.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

6aS- On the last trip of the Anderson, a
passenger by the name of Ford, resident
of Paducab, got into political discussion
with gentleman from illinois, in which
be expressed the opinion that his negroes
were more capable of forming correct po-
litical opinions, and could vote more intel
ligently than most of the poor whites in
the North. His opponent remarked that he
was "a poor white man from the North"
aud desired to know if Ford intended to be
personal. If be did, he denounced him as
a liar and traitor.
Ford sprang to his feet, aud putting his
hand behind him, as If to draw a weapon,
said, Repeat that again aud / will blow
you through"
The Illinoisan, who had in the mean
time seiz d tumbler, let fly and struck the
Kenthckian above the left ear, shsttsriDg
the glass into thousand minute fragments,
aud sprawliug him upon the floor. He then
administered few severe kicks upon his
victim, who was bleeding terribly, and left
him. A surgeon who was on the boat took
pity on him and bound up his wounds.
On tbs arrival of the boat at Paducab,
Ford desired to get off, but was informed
they had use for him at Cairo, and be was
> compelled to go through. At Cairo be was
placed in the hands of the military authori
ties.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

KENTUCKY ARoUsED.--Col. Shackleford's
regiment of Cavslry having been raised so
expeditiously, and other loyal Kentuckians
being determined to take part in the
coutes. tor the old flag, W. R. Kinney
Esq, of Henderson has gone to Louisville to
obtain authority to raise two batsllions in
addition, which he believes he can accom-
plish ia ten days.
The loyal men Of Kentucky are just be-
ginning TO be in earnest like the people Of
Oweusboro, it has taken them year and a
bali TO get mad. The recent raids of Nor
gan aud Johnson with their bands of robber:
aud thieves have had the effect to thor
oughly arouse them. Aud now woe to the
guerriIlas and traitors. Lieut.. Col. Foster
has readered himself extremely popular
with the loyal meu of Kentucky by the
wise and energetic policy he has inaugural
ed for the suppression Of guerrilla raids
The Union men OF Henderson county will
request Gen. Boyle to COSTUME him in his
present position.
We we're told yesterday by citizens Of
Henderson that he was the best post com.
man ieant 10 the State
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
Indianians, Rally (!

The undersigned has received authority
to enlist volunteers for a crack company for
the 65lh Regiment. Now IS your last
chance. Young men, don't be drafted :
Each recruit will receive $25 bounty aud
one months pay ($ls) in advance. Apply
at the journal Office Immediately.
e' THOS. J. GROVES,
Recruiting Officer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Herald's ac-
count of the fight says that Gen. Geary'
brigade, of Augur's Division, had the ad-
vance and maintained it admirably. Geary's
brigade consisted of the 5th, 9Th and 29th
Ohio and 2slh Pennsylvania, and Scnapp's
battery. No sooner had the troops taken
their places than the rebels opened a mus.
kerry FIRE upon them from two sides and in
front, aided by the battery before men.
toned. The batteries on the mountain also
kept up a most destructive FIRE, but our
troops never faltered. The fight became
general at ST p N, and continued until
darkness ended the carnage.
have witnessed many battles during
this war, but in none where the tenacious
obstinacy of the American was more fully
displayed. Our troops fought like vete.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

sE- The Calona, light draught boat on
the Ten nessee river, used for carrying gov
ernment stores over the muscle shoals, was
fred into on Friday last by the guerrillas.
Ninety balls perforated the boat, but no one
was injured.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

a6- A considerable squad of men be-
longing to Capt Mason's cavalry company,
came down on the McCombs Sunday night
and left yesterday morning for Indianapo-
lis. They were from Spencer county.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

MoRE TROOPS IN CAMP-Three companies
all nearly full came down by the railroad
yesterday evening and went into camp for
the 65th regiment. One company was from
Knox, one from Gibson and one from Mar
tin county. At least two other companies
will 90 into camp to-day. friF
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

Sag Military officers should bear in
mind that they can find a splendid assori-
rnent OF equipments, and fine dress and Fee
tigue Suits, at Lyons, who is prepared to
furnish officers with complete outfits on
short notice.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

ARRESTS Two men named Samuel
BrownIee and VIM. August were arrested
at Newburg on Saturday, and brought
to this city for safe keeping. They are sup
posed to be portion Of the baod of guer-
rellas who robbed that place some weeks
ago. The prisoners acknowledge that they
are deserters from the 10th regiment, Ohio
volunteers. They we're confined in Jail.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

ggWe have heard many things on
which topers contrive to get drunk, but
nothing so strange as that in the case of
James Quigey, who, as reported, was con-
victed OF having got drunk on the testimony
of two police officers. They must have had
very strong breaths
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
Local News.
Take Notice Everybody.

We are DESTROYS of obtaining a correct
list of the names of all the volunteers who
have enlisted in the different townships in
this'county. Win the friends of the Vol
unteers aid US in this matter by bringing
to this Office the name OF every man who
they know has enlisted in the service Of his
c)uutry. Let everybody sit down and
make out list of those who they know
have enlisted, with the name of the compa-
ny they Joined, and leave the list at our
counting room. This is a matter in which
all are nterested--deeply interested--and
we hope it will be attended to at once.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

TIE 65TH REGIMEST.-Col. Lewis, who
was ia the city last night, informs us that
there is now enlisted for the e5th Regiment
1900 men, and that all will be in camp by
Saturday. Gibson county has done nobly,
having raised three companies, which will
average 100 men each. There will be 300
men more in camp to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

SAN Francisco, Aug. Capt Hudson
at Manzanilla on the 30th, reports to the
agents of the Golden Gate here that there
was shelving beach and heavy surf
where the wreck is lying, with but little
probability of saving the treasure. He
with part of the crew and officers remained
as agents of the under writer's protecting
the wreck with hopes of saving additional
lives. Third officer Scott in charge of The
boat containing 20 or 80 persons had not
reached MonZanilla at last accounts.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

B0> Capt James Burgess who was COM
mandant of the camp of the 10th regiment
at Indianapolis has been commissioned as
Lieut.. Col. of that regiment. The 10th are
under marching orders, and were expected
to leave last night. Its destination is not
indicated.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

New LoRK, Aug. Il.-Port Royal date
of the 18th, state that the gunboat Unadilla
had captured the British steamer Madonna.
She had been previously struck while try
ing to run by Fort Pulaski. She has a
heavy cargo.
A letter dated off Mobile, July 2lst, re.
ports six men deserted from Fort Morgan,
reaching the frigate Susquehanna, with
considerable risk. They had all their arms
and aceoutrements. They report the gar
rison of Fort Morgan from 600 to 800,
many of whom are 70: eigners, and but little
resistance wilt be made by two-thirds oil
the garrison to our forces.
TWO companies of light artill ry, who
skedsddled from Shiloh, garrison For
Gaines.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS The Lady Frank
lin brought up, on Sunday, battalion of the
I'd Tennessee regiment recruited in Mem.
pals. They are en- route to Nashville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

SuxK.-The steamer Vensngo was sunk
Sunday at Scuffietown. She was loaded
with suffers stores and lies near the shore
with her lower decks under water.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

Ray- We are indebted to Mr.. Lusk, clerk
of the McCombs Tor late Louisville and
New Albany papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

PEAcHEs--Those magnificent peaches at
Horub are going fast. If you want
any, 60 soon. They cannot be surpassed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
Announcement.
For SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE wOLFLIN as q candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 the Office of Sheriff of vsnderburgh county
at the next October election.
EprroR JOURNAL - Please announce III. l..
JOHNSON as candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of vsnderburgh county at the coming October
election.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

News by the Scotia saysShipowners of Liv-
erpool having memorIalized Earl Russell,
relative to the violation of International
law by Federal cruisers. Mr.. Laysrd in
effect replied justifying the cruizers owing
to the practice of sending vessels to the
Bahamas for the purpose of running the
blocade. He recommends strict attention
tJthe Queens neutrality proclamation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
Evansville Rifles, Attention.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.


One hundred persous-most of them bu-
siness men who keep their word in ordi-
nary mstters-signed an agreement to re-
organize the Evansville Rife Company. A
meeting to organize was appointed for Mon
day evening, nth. Not half the signers
were there. Now this is shameful, and an
imposition on those who attended and
showed willingness to live up TO their
agreement.
The meeting adjourned, without organic
ing, to Wednesday evening, August Is, at
y o'clock, when final effort will be made
to re-orgauize the Company. All those
who signed the agreement are requested to
attend and take an interest in the organiza-
ton. Let us have full attendance and no
Sinking of duty, nor attendance by proxy.
By order OF
Col. W. e. HoLLIEGswoRTH.
August l2-d2t.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

BG- VIM. Catlett, corner Locust and
Eighth streets, keeps iue supply of water
melons always on hand.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
COMPREHENSIVE.

Id ~. SCHRORDRR .GysrD REEx-
~ ARDER LEMCKE have this day entered
into Partnership under tho St lie Of s HsUEDEE
4 LEMCkE 10 the purpo-e Of continu.rc II . To-
haeco aud Cigar business, formerly conducted b.
-chro, der d hehr. nrr4iS<
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12
+" II. j. Schlaepfer's."

WUsT RBCRT-RO n FRESH SUP.
- PLYo' Rr"nIa Cocoa and O. oco o q, at II. j.
Schlaepier's Nes Drug Store.
coNGRE WATER and TmtrO oitiic Acid
Lemonade, just T, csived.
BBAEDY.-Just received pure Brandy, Cir,
Ma arib, Pc {, Gi' ger and C-tHwha Win for
nfe icin lurl oS only, At Sch ferAs Nov Dug
Store.
LEMON ACID, pure, FOR pleasant drink foe
inSa.ids, FIR sale ut
Il. J. SCHL&EFFER'S.
jy30 New nr''g Sf~ra
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

E0R TREAEuRER.
Mn. EDIToR: Please announce my name as a
candidate for the office of County Treasurer at the
ensuing October election.