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The New Commandcr-iu-Chiof.

There is but little doubt that Gen. Hal
leek has been called to Washington to take
position as General-in-Chief Of the Federal
armies. whatever may be thought of Gen
HaIleok 5 campaign against COrinth, where
the rebel army was suffered to melt away
as they did at Manassas, it is still an in
controvertible fact that he has the theory Of
war BY heart, He was known to the army
Of the West as sold Brains, and has an
dOubtedly vast mental resources which may
be made serviceable in his new position
Il is thought that he viii do better as a
planner and manager Of the whole field,
than as q personal leader Of an army. This
opinion is strengthened by the fact that
when he was at St. Louis directing the
Western campaign, we had success after
success. and only one serious reverse-that
OF the first day at Pittsburg Landing,
when he took the field himself and essayed
to lead the army, inactiOn and delay set in.
As General-in-Chief, it is hoped and eT-
peeted that he will add to the energy Of
Pope and other generals who believe in
hard and, above all, rqpidfghting, and will
spur on those who have hitherto been lack
ine in those particulars. He win be under
the eye snd direction Of the President, who
has distinctly announced that he win in
augurate the most stringent and vigorous
policy. Secretary Stanton is Of the same
mind, and the two viii keep Halleck up to
the work in hand, while he superin-
tends the operations Of Mcclellan, Pope
and al other subOrdinates. In his new
position he will have no occasion or roppOr-
tunity to issue another Order No. g. z
species Of order from which We trust and
believe We are forever free.
A Washington dispatch to the Philadel-
phia Inquirer says:
The city has been agitated for some days
With ru1nors Of important changes about to
take place with reference 10 the manage
ment Of military Affairs tits undoubtedly
true that Gen. Halleck was some time ago
invited to visit Washington to confer with
the President and the War Department
upon the various military operations in
progress in the several actions.
= This Invitation was given some time be-
fore the recent movement in front Of Rich
rnond, and was intended TO be accepted
whenever the circumstances Of Gen. Hal
1ecks situation would permit. The position
Of afairs in the Southwest viii now allow
his absence. Gen. Halleek is now on the
road TO this city, and will reach here in
couple Of days.
Il is understood that on his arrival he
wiz be assigned to the position Of General
Commanding the Armies Of the United
States both in the Southwest and Vir-
{ ginia. BE win, consequently, remain in
Washington, and be in constant intercourse
with the President and the War Depart
ment
General Mcclellan viii continue in com
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac, and Gen.
Pope Of the Army Of the Rappahannock,
the confidence Of the President being una
bated in both Of these gallant officers.
There is not the slightest foundation for
runner Of q change in the head Of the War
Department
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HautInE Union Soldiers with BiOOdhOunds.
Here is q deleetable mOrsel for those
who favor a milk-and-water policy, and
who are afraid Of stirring up the hatred OF
the South against the North; A letter in
the Bloomington Paragraph, from near
Memphis, says that the writer Joined q
psrty sent out by Gen. Grant to the scene
where a railway train had been attacked,
tie cars run of the track, and the men
driven from the cars and then hunted dorm
b. BlOodhouHds. A Mr.. Cash, who lived
near the scene Of disaster, had pack Of
six celebrated hounds in fact, pets, as Mr.
Cash afterwards told the writer These were
ietloose, and put on the scent Of the Illinois
ans, and right well they worked. Twen-
ty-hve or thirty we're hunted down; some
( who had run eight miles in the woods and
bruHh. One man they followed fifteen
miles, but for some reason did not touch
him, and finding he could make friends
with the dogs, if not their masters, he I'm
ally escaped. Another was not 50 lucky. He
was caught in a corn field, and before the
humane cavalry could come to capture
him, tbehOundshad torn him considerably.
Now let US go down and fight the rebels
Z who used these dogs, with delicate switch
-in enc hand and peaches and cream in the
other. Il win be so aconciliatory."
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A Washington dispatch to the Philadel-
phis News says that rumOrs prevail that
Gen. Mcclellan has resigned. There seems
to be no foundation for such report
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- EmnIorment of n1nel,s.

As soon as Il was known that the Presi-
dent had signed the ConfseatiOn act, and
had sent in q Message recommending his
subOrdinates to employ persons Of African
descent as laborers, all the white walters
At Willards Hotel we're discharged, and
black ones took their places Guests are
grstihed at the change.
The following represents the numbers
Of the killed, wounded and missing 80 far
as Is reported in several Of the divisions
Of the Federal army, during the lste bat
lies near Richmond
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Prominent among the many Artists who comprise
the Hippo-arenic Department, are James Demott, lie
ROi de Hippodrome, "a lie Josephine, Acknowledged
By the public Of both hemispheres 10 be the most
beautiful dashing and accomplished Equestrienne Of
the age Le Jeune Burt, the great rider Chas Rivers
the great bare back and scenic equestrian, the Den
ger Brothers, the wonderful acTobats, Perche and
Alto BanU performers, s. o. WOotson, R. Ellingham.
D. Williams, &C. Jim Ward, the wOrld-renOwued
Performing Clown, Sig. Wamboldt the Great Trick
Clown, besides full troop Of Acrobats, Tumbers,
TraPez Performers Vauiters, JuggleTs, Dancers and
Athletes. n
The programme Of performance will be rich and
varied, comprising an array OF novelties such a. can
not fail Of insuring the most complete satisfaction.
Two full BANDS, composed Of frst-ciass solo Per
formers, from the Academy Of Music, New York and
Boston, Will accompany the establishment The
Brass Band led BY the celebrated saestero A. D. At
wood. The String Band, led by the distinguished
ImpresianO George Smith.
The Magnificent and Spacious Pavilion, Wagons,
TTappings, Harnesses, Cages, &c, are ali New and
triumphs Of American Mechanical skill
BS-ADMITTANCE to Menagsrie and Circus com
blned, only rs Cents.
HB-Place Of fEXhlbition-Erio-St. near Ohio. "a
july2l:s9s C. h. FARNsWORTH, Agent
For Lake SuDerfOP.
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Among the most curious and beautiful specimens
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large collection Of Monkeys from the Gorrila-ike
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Horned Owls, Birds Of Prey Of Vhri0us speces besides
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.NE.glla . III - =. -
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Doors open III; Curtain rises At ~ o'clock
SCALE OF PRICES-Parquefte, % cents; FAMILY
Circle . cents; Gallery, Is eentsj Seats ReerYod
during the day, % oent8i Single seats IN Private
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AMUsEMENTs.

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will be presented the sterling and nost beautiful
come1v called the
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rig. Gen. Boyle


JAMES L. FOLEY,
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TEe PreSideui and the ConhsoatIon Bin.
The reports upon the Presidents veto
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Ser !Rrieo in MiGourt.

GatrU, Z. Nug. geltern ftel elm S6ars
miieel sptlAen ZEN Sireern unp Staats-
trappen gu point Dieaiant in WiiOurt Dor,
In pel6em auf bejDen Seiten mebrere eefalen
ietn Iouen. So iGetnt, Dap bic Burger li1
beretntqteu, UNI lib Der Ausbebung gu ipiOer-
leben. @s mmrnsn Don g~lep=ItaDrtp Truppen
abael6tdt, nm benz Geleb @eltuna 3a per-
1hafen, ppber Der Conflict %entltanpen. @um=
mpoUre Davis unO Sen, Curtis lino bier, nm
nit Dem Department. ju WaIbtn9ton Iber Die
8epeoun9 Ter Nrmee i'm Sipwelten nnb Der
OtilFlippt 6tptiae flo 3u beipreaen. Sn 3u=
funft iperpen ~ptelelben perelnt ppraeGen.
st. 9Outs, Z. Dug. 8rig. Sen. Oa=
piolon Bat oaS COMMANDO pe6 Mtlit1rDtllrtfts
BON Ct. 9euis iiberncmmen. Sol Wfcrriu,
Der fri6ere @Ommanpant pieles Oiltrifts 9at
ais 8rtgaOe-0 General feline @OmmtliOn erbals
ten unp miro beute NbenO mad NorO sMtGOuri
abreilen un ge9en Die 9uertuaa gu Uperircn.
Sn elmer 8~eriGmmlun9, wsl6e beute Mit-
tag an eer 0ter6ant6 Union Grhange ltatt@
fanO, purOe ein 8eiAIuB 9efoBt, bic @slhofts>
BAUER nm 4 1br NaNmttta9s gu lAlteBea,
INN Die lop1len Burger fir Den WtlitarDienlt
stu,uiben nnp Dte 8sbDroen su erluten naH
Dem A~beupeIcu Die @e1Aafte OurA Die gauge
Stapt ju 9leidem 3wede IAlieBen gu lalien.
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SOfalberi6te aus wafbinetpn.

tDatrtpttI6. - Wab. Yierpunt, bic
@emabltn bes GUuoerneurs BON Wefpiret.
MEN lanote fir Dte G~erpunpeten uno &ranfeu
in Dem 6plpital, @de per-3. unp g-Str. cine
9rCbe 9uantitat @ter, !6Gbner, 6ra4te UNI
@smitle aus Dem @ebirse in girginten.
tS9were Sin peut1Aer
8armer wurce pOrsetern perboftet, ansetlast
Die Sane &le senptb3I6ti9t 3u baden.
Ri4ter 0alter lief Jpn far etn weiteres ger-
bDr beifeden.
Gin betra sertf9er 9Uspts
talbeamter. 1Nm Mittwp6 NaGmit=
tag wurDe Senrp DebaQ, tpelGer ais @onl-
mi1ar i'm Grand 5Ospitol auseltent 1T, per-
baftet, neil CT etnen Srief, pel9er an Germ.
SaunoerS a%prellirt mar, erbroGen unp So
Daraus entpenbet Bate. Sbslei9 Der Dteb
Die 2bat lUfort ein9efanben Bate, tpurDe CT
OennU4 Der 8ebSrpe iberltefert, Set Dur9=
luGnn9 ieiner @feften fanp man eine Mlenge
Srtefe, bic BON 2euten avs benz Welten an
frante nnb rerpuneete SpIpaten geriGtet pa-
rem nnp perlAteoene Summen entbtelten. Sn
etntgen fano man 0edisl, Die nod niGt etns
selSf paren. Der Mneetlaste 1T niGt iber
18 Sabre alt. Die 8rsfs purpen an Dte
betrefenOen YerlOnen abeeltefeet.
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Mus @an Hranciaco. @af.

Can 6ranetscO, Gal, 5. Nugult
Die Barrie vG. q. Napltn96", TN Oienlte Del
&esierun9 ltebenD, Ibetterte tlr3li6 an Der
M%anpung bes COLORADO. sic )atte Elm Cargo
@Ummi1ionspprratbe i'm Wsrtbe bon 100000
Dollars.
Die Nrbeiten an Der neuen QeDee um Sa=
cramentp nebmen etnen ralhen Tortsana.
Ste miro iber 100000 tplten unD 8 Bis 10
SUP bod uno tart aenu9 letn, UNI iepe 8e
fIr6tuns elmer usberlAwemmung fir Die 3u.
tunft gu beleitisen.
Der erlte 2ratn BON 1eberlanps gmieran
ten BON Soma fam lebte gBpfe In ben Minen
am go pier 8iper, Oregon, IN. Sic tamfn
Ubne S6piert9fett rur1. Orei ~Gpmpagntsen
Oregon gaealerte paren ibnen entsssenges
eomnten.
Can 6rancisco, 6. ausua. Das
cunfactrte SGif v5snrY Brigham" wurpe
9sltern pom 8unpeSmarl6aI fur $500
p~ertauft.
Bon Der Spbtr Silber-M inen gUmpa9nie
1T fir Den am 5. b. enpenpen @tpnat cine
Dioipence BON $75 per SUP ertldrt tpproen.
Standardization werpen iest fir $4,000 per 6uB
D~erfauft.
Son alien bebeutenoen Stlbarminen i'm
xerritUrium NtoaOa laufen dubert sanltise
Sert6te Elm.
Die Bullion 3ufnbr 1T bebeuteno unb Die
GcnoS teisen; @efabr Dor Spetulationsputb
1T SurbanDen.
Die &utIden Der ueberlanosY pl 4 Gpmpags
ME Beginner wteper an3utommen. Sett Dem
8eAiel Der StraBe wirp bic Strsde BON ct.
SOlepb bic Gait 2ate in 7 3assn 3uridssle9t.
IS lit @ustdt ~uprbanosn, paB Die purds
lGnittltAe 3eit BON ct. Souls bts Gan 6ran=
cisco 10 Sage fem unO Die sanse Scean-@O
Don New-gOrt mad San SranciScu In rs
Gagen an Srt unp SteQe fcmmen perpe.
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@as 9ruppensA ufaebpt.

Bottom, Z. Nn9ult, &tne ungeteure
&rie9aOeri ammlung purpe setern Nbenb i'm
6rempnt 8empls ab9e9altsn, 6on. GDparD
@perstt mar Der 5apptrepnsr. Cine aiemlide
@n8abl 9erlOnen lisBen li6 auf Der Steae elm
lhreiben.
Die &aufleute ron Wiilt, 5rantltn, 8ilbY
unD anperen 6aupttraBen, wOrunter faIt ale
beDeutenpen 0al6dltsbauIer, BADEN Elm us6er-
etnfOmmen getrrfeu, ibre Qacen uno @eIA6fts.
Ipfale w6brenp Der nGdGten WO@e ieben 9a9s
mtttag gu lGIieBen, CUR 8Orperuu9 Der 5rup-
pensW erbun9en.
Nus Der SlD Sput9 @6ur@ pirb Elm User
bebureau 9ema@t.
8~rnnSwtd, gfe., z, Nug. Sn elmer
9etern Gbenp ~obsebaltenen, amBerOrOentIi9
sablrsi&en arteSsperi ammlune wurpe baIbOf,
ft3iea an9etunDtst, DaB beretts 1ter
@pmpagnteen metr etngerettt
ftno, ais. paS @pnttngent . n
Matne betrGgt.
Bpilpn, Z. aug. Nuf grIuAen pieler
Baraer bat Der 0OuDerneur sur OraaniIattcn
zines neuen Ne9tments ermahttet, aus 10
@~umpagntesn Snfanterte, 2 S9lsen=@ um.
p~aanteen mnD elmer Batterie Nrtilerte bette.
6enp. Qteut. Sol. BatGeler pom 13. Ma1.
&esiment fol- es ols Colonel befebltsen unp
bic Sff,iere bauptiaGliA aus ben @OlDaten
eenOmmen wsrOen, welAe jeBt i'm GelOe lteben
unO purd tbr 8erbalten i6 NniprnG ouf Bee
ISroerun9 0erl6oft baben.
Das 8pette SufantertesS e9tment, Bottom
2t9erS" tptro auf etn Heetment gum yeun-
mOnotsotenf 9ebraht perpen. -Miatpr s. 8.
5albrOCf Miro lstn Colonel letn.
Na9emetn miro Der @unl1 nusgebridt,
baB Die gan8e Nltlt3 pom MoGaGuletts rr9as
nillrt, armtrt equiqirt unp gum Mufoebpt be.
rereit 9ebalten peroen Iplte.
Das 80. Neetmeat, Sol. Maget, tptro an,
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Nefrutirmng in Snciana.

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ltA bei'm 81 lten Nufruf eebtlpst batten, pol>
3ablte. Gs berrl6t cine unsemeine Nufre-
9ung I'M Staate unp pas Gstrutirsn 9sbt ra16
BON Statten. Die neuen Hseimenter werDen
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Re9tment unter Sol. Nnrerlo Jon, Elm 8ruper
OeS pom Sort Sumter Der betannten General
AnperIOu, purpe in Is Iagsn in MOntspme-
rp-, 8utler. uno Nreblee@ County retrutirt.
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Ser @riea IN @eutufh.

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RnOruile an9stommener Gentleman" bertGz
tet, cine Neteuenma6t BON $4,000 Mnnn
Snfanterie nit 3u9ebGriger ArtiIsrte unp Ga
palerie It an DEM 9labe ansstOmmen, UNI
balpi9lt mad &entudp gu marI9iren.