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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Gcnsss an6 farms Wdnte0.

NNANTED-Bya small private family, FUR
w SIsHEO HOUSE in Brootyu obtaining sll Inodern
improvements Best references given. Address r. Box 10.
43i NewYork p o. stating location, pdce. &c, and when
az interview can be Lad.
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WHITE WILLIAMS, A. NJ, OF

NV IIIITNM " III I T. " ITIIINNIN, n. II., VI
w kewlok, recently reuned from tio Holy Land, will
doyor hi. nrst Lecture. FORTY DAYS ~ JEHl SALEM o.
skKICn OF PALEsTISE AND nk,cHirriOS or JERUsA.
IEs, Ia the North PTesby ytean Church ttho Rev. Dr. ha
hcdl Of Jth Ay aud 3s' st.. on MONDAY. Oct l
at a O'Clock p Adu - Children 10 cena
Msp Chars. Pictres. Costumes Cuiostos, and Relics
will be freely used la lIta atins the Lecture. NJ. Williams
ectured with goat in Newlork Brooklyn and
kewEus gland. o expects to Lecture IA the Middle aud
Eastern States duras te Autumn, the neat inter end the
Spring and summer 1908 Letcrs eddro.sed hiu
Of tho Am & - uuon hcw-N oh VIII receive prompt at
tcntion. While tho lasts MT. Williams viii deliver
OF oil OF his Lectures Of halt If hi. usual rates
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
IIRRELL's CALIFORNIA. nov on erhihi
GaIcs bp AuriloN.

a. II. HlHRw's. Aucnoneci.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Irving Build.
~ ing Mo- 59 trd 5Jj Broadway Sales o. Books, Sta
touefy Pctues WORKS of Art Fancy Goods Furniture kc
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. l3 et O'Clock.
PRIVATE LBRARY--Of valuable standard and nisco-
sneou. Books including many works. aud cs
trsred Books. sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
RcaI Csstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE or
~ EXCHANGE for 4 HOUSE in this city or BIooklyn;
rear ferries cousstn2 OF q COTTAGE hOCsE. bAhSS.
GARDENERS HOUSE, and ACRES vita abundance ot
hest fruit water &c. Within IS minutes Of City Hall Apply
70 A. RAPELlE No. q Johast.
EOR SALE-TEN ACRES. of LAND in tho
i town Of Rye. n. l.. sbor. halt a nile from Po[
chester Depot end % miles from the city overlooking tho
village and commanding speadl view o Long Island no md
the surrouadin, coaptry For country residence tas
site cannot surpassed VIII be sod in two parcels or tho
whole exchanged productive city properly For inhef
particulars arIy 20 PICK BUSH Potehes,er; Or PECh
BROTHERS. Va. 6i ChamberssL. New-forG
FACTORY tor SALEM Brooklyn, near At
lanc DocA with % horse power Ergne. Lo: l3o iees
from. by 10 deep. r. kELLOCO NO. ls9 PssIIs' n T.
I ANDS-To all wanting FARMS.-Large and
thriving settlement Of Nneand, Mid climate, thirty
Of Phi phs by RAILROADS r,cb so hne cfcps
to be growing 20aee tracts 81 from + - 10 $2 per
acre; payable wthin four years Good business openDgsj
coed society Hundred. settling end making improve
~ Apply TO CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster 'iue-
land Cumberland Coonty New.Jcrsey Letters answered
Papers containing information will be ven. free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Amr5cMeris.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

SATURDAY. Oct, n. 1852.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
GALA TINES FOR LADiE, AND CHILDREN.
LAST DAY POSITIVELY
Of that gee, fascinating aid moral drama.
NICTORINE Or Pill sLEZP OH ~
Which Is fa of thrilling interest rcpetc wh touching in'
cideat rich {. scenery, yenei with
srlRRlSG MUSlC AND SUPERB ACTING.
and which oycriow.ng sujl.uoes have Geclafed
one or THE BEST DRAMAS
pre- enei 10 the patrons Of The hucum Il wiz be pro
drcod .
THIS AFTERNOON q, O'Clock, and
THIS EVEN 30, at a o'clock.
flr the h., time % Boucicinlts great diana,
UN ID T. IL 4 II T. : y . W,
viii be brought out uett Nonily with new and
GohGF1Us SCESKKr sSp oTrEK APPOINTMENT
I has seldom the good fortune of the management n
present tho public With drama unisefsy admired. and
TIE uOCsE WILL b. OVERLOOKING.
So conc early ani se' rood s~rts. - .-.
THE BEAUTIFUL COLOkfD TROPICAL FISH
It'll objects OF unv.ral admifaiion
"O OH. HOW BEAIlFTL,'
IL the ,rrisms,ion ofthonsand. overy day
"rHfs ALONE Is WORTH HINES THE PRICE.
of .dns.ou" Say. every Intelligent visitor q. they admire
tho gsn forms the bcau, coofs which embrace every
hue the rainbow and which many Of them change Ase
chsrn-leou.
Taev sfc - 10 I, sli times. are a'so the - .
LIyINS MONSTER sEAkEs. LIVING HAPP1 FAMILY
Wax Figures. Grd hear million othrf wonders.
Admission l5 c~nis. Children uIdtr 10. - cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Serving Alaebinrs.

fOE -First-class Sewing Machines SR
ICCD. 10 Rent aud for Sale new s1d 2d.hand. -fOVs
NY Sewing Machine Emporium 40 Bdwsy, cor Broomest.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
no LET. in RROOKLYN.

W III = ~ DIlV'JNISIN.
H. The RESIDENCE OF tie late Charles +. Tut,ie do
ceased with the twenty Lots hod be let aad to
good tenant and possession given Noy. The House has
all The modern impoy.uleuts ard the Grounds well
stocked with cboe, Fut. The Broadway pass within
ises BD.hw.czsv cor. Of PslEeo-st; H. r RIPLEY lst-
Sou'h 5,hst, Brooklyn L. d.. or to WIN TUTILs,
No. "A Be.km8n-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Gcrariuersbip iIo;ires.
forscs, Carriages, Mr.

TOR SALE-A GIG, jrst finished, and in the
best style for physician. {. $2t9 VII be ,o.d sw or
exchanged or good WAGON with second p.elered Ap
ry a, fOMEROYS Cauiarc EstebAshueui ..auseas, be-
tween Anity aud h Bsocke..sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
90 Get.
rENO be LET in BROOKLYN-ln Myrtle-av.

Z near Classon-sy.-Eour new story BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS. each Of the two upper stories complete
suite with Ga lsops-ate m.tef and Wste. Throughout
R.n, 3OO Apply to NJ J. MORRILL,. Architect No. 3.3
4 L third fOcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Doar0 ano iioolns.

SARTIAL or FULL BOARD and pleasant
rooms cen be hss reasonable terms by applying a' NO.
! Warren place.
WANTED, for Single Gentlemen, FUR
w NlsdED ROOMS, With Or wiinont BOARD Ad'
dre.s stating teims, JANIfOR. Box No. 1 t66. r. v.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
Boots an0 Shoes.

AT 81. So so, ~ and 81 50.-SHOES an
~ CATERS. AZ JONES's, Nos 10 and IL Ann.st.
s.-Pl.ass Coli aud Examine Before Purchasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Jahu-st NJ, T.. lhurcIi.-fbr Hov. WILLIAM H.
NILEIRN viii preach "a SABBATH MDNSIND aud
LVENlNG commanding at 10. aud ~ O'clock. All arc IN
vited. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

aies-iab's (tdyenD Church, No. ~ Cooper lnsii
tute-Ihe Rov W. ~ aWAKI3 OF Penpsylyana, VIII
peach 10 MORROW )oabbiih). at lei M and D. ll
An Invited hear seats ifoe ahd collection ioF the
speaker.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
.Iun,or A,socintion of ~. luke. Hospital

Tie Right r, Bs.op CLARK II Rhode Island Will preach
for this Association the Church Of the Holy ommuni'
m, - ana ffllay 10 MORROW (Sunday) LNkHlho, II
y O'Clock when collection MIL Do made Ia aid Of the funds
Oft he Assogi4tou
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Noticc.-LARGE HALL. corner ofathav and 3od.t. the
Rev r. G. SiiIMEALL. Minis er-Disine Service EVERY
SABBATH, Il l0t O'clock a. m snd az a o'clock p. m.
sabbath School a. O'clock IN. Families and othors 9
cordially invitel 20 Intend. 10 te1ss on ihe pews
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Hedeins NJ. T.. Church, 11h.,.. brtwecn l,t sni "a.
av.-sABBATn lzth iAst. Tie Re-. 81. X CROOKS
u. u VIII preach ri Ioi m. and the Rev. ABEL sTE-
y AENS, tho Pastor. at p. IN seats ifcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

New-York Young Mems Christian Associn-
tIou.-Th- Rev DI. SnEDD will preach sermon to young
men al the Bck Prosbyterisn Church Sthav, OF
J7ths On SUNDAY EVENING, llth inst. at u o'clock
A general invitation Is extended The Rev {. ID. MURRAY
will preach the second IN the series st the Market
street Dutch Reformed Church on !Ee following SABBATH
EVENING
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Mnrkct-sfrcc, Church.-1hs Rev. CIiAukCLiD D.
MURhAY Pastor, wiii preach rO-MDKKOW MORhlNU,
80 ,jcef commanding u l0i o'clock IL the EVENING tho
Pator viii (by reqnesj deliver dcoursc 10 the members
CITY Fire Department. tyenns services wil COM
mence al O. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Memorial Church, Hammoudst., corner Nsvcrey.
place The Rev Dr. BALCH. Secretary OF tho House of
Bishop. viii preach TOMORROW EVENING. Services
at lOl g. aud II O'Clock FREQ ,eus.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Methodist Protestant Church. Atornsy-st -
Tic Hoy. Nm. j. HAMMOND. Pastor viii preach TO
MORROW MORNIsG. a, loi o'clock. AFTERNOON ei D.
Communion. EVENING al :, by the Pastor. Tao public
invited seats irce.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

pIndsoD-Avenne Baptist Church, cor 3lsd-
The Rev. Prof RAY MOND OF tho Polytechnic institute
DiooLlyn viii nr.aeh " lnl a Il.. and d 2.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AIRS. HAWKINS PAPER.-ETTQuETTE ARTS OF
wi Beauty, Social Games, Courting, Original story OF
Female Spp Pictures, &c. Unlike other papers Try II.
Price Gcens or 70 cents year Very entertaining Ohce
No. 80 Walker street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

CRUEL PsRpIDr.--k Aas been aid that the
negroes who were employed In cutting the
Vicksburg ditch were sent back 10 their mas
ters sftsr. the work was suspended. We can
not belisve that this b true; but II II be true,
We will fitk the charge Of aBegro sympathy
BY deuouncing II "a 90 cot Of bad faith, % I'm.
polltlo = II We cruel. Whatever may be the
doubts about employing negroes, there can be
no sort Of doubt that when they arc employed
In our service, In whatever capacity, they
should not be returned 10 rebel masters. He
Who strikes = willing. cheerful blow for the
Union, be he slave or free, whether be strikes
with the sword or the spade, should be held 10
unit man for base servitude, and entitle hin
70 t1e use Of the muscles and sinews which
have onoe been employed for The Union
Henry ", before the battle Of Aslpoourt, Il
made to ny, HaHl .a#
" For be, to-day, that sheds his blood with me
Shall Be ny brother; be he ne'sr 30 vile
This day shall gentle his condition"
We are not called 10 mako brotherS OF thoss
whom We take from slavery 10 fight the baitlsi
Of freedom, but We should at least "gentl,
their condition" Neither humanity nor policy
nor justice nor common sense can eanction
les return tor important service. ce.-Providence
Journal.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
The War in the Southwest
Retreat Of The Rebel Forces under
Co1Ne, Quantrell. Cockrell,
and Tracy.
Lexington Menaced.
OUR FORCES INPUR SUIT.

SEplLIA, Mo-, Aug 20.--Advices from the
West are 70 the effect that the rebel forces un.
der Coffee, Quantrell, Cockrell, Tracy. and
others, which were lately menacing Lexington.
are in full retreat southwark.
The rebels sre 1000 strong, and have the two
spiked cannon captured from Major Foster Of
Lone Jacks on Friday last.
Col. Fitz Henry Warren, Of the Iowa cavalry,
and Gen. Blunt, Of the Kansas fcrcvs, are In bot
pursuit, with $500 troops and IA pieces Of ar.
tillery.
Yesterday, Col. Warren Wa ten miles north
Of Johnstown, Bates county, and Gen. Blunt
twelve miles southwest Of him. Both were
moving rapidly.
The rebels were only one hour ahead Of War
ren's cavalry.
There Is every prpspect that the rebels will
be overtaken and captured, or badly whipped
ct the crossing Of the Oeage river.
As soon a. Colonel Houston, the command
sr at Lexington, heard Of the defeat Of Major
Foster ct Lone Jacks, he made energetic pre-
paratious for the defence Of that city.
The old fortifcations were extended TO the
river, to enable the troops to get water. All
the adjacent buildings, which might serve for
the shelter Of sharpshooters, were blown up.
Col. Houston also ordered all the hemp In
town To be burned to prevent the rebels from
making hemp balls again for breastworks.
The warehouses aud hemp thus burned were
probably worth 100000.
The hemp and factory Of Mr.. McGreen alone
were worth SIS, 900, on which there was an To-
suraace of $4,000.
The city is now entirely secure against a.
tack.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

GARiBALDr IN ARMS Garibaldi has virtually
seceded from Victor Emanuel. A short time
ago he sent few hundred armed men 10 Fiepzs,
Q email town near Palermo, and soon after
wards followed them himself He then Issued
an impassioned proclamation, eummoning the
people To arms for some object not directly
stated, but which was understood to be for the
recovery OF Rome and venetia 10 Italy. This
WINS responded 10 by multltudes Of young men,
who focked 10 his standard, and the movement
became % alarming that Victor Emanuel found
It necessary to warn the people that he alone
possessed the right Of declaring war, and that
every other summonAw that Of rebellion and
civil war. .''
The news by the latest steamers is, that the
Italian people, or rather The Southerners, are
continuing to dock by Thousands 10 the stand
ard Of Garibaldi, In defiance OF the proclams-
tion Of the King. The daring insurgeut who
may yet bestow two more kingdoms upon his
master, already had $4,000 men, and the mum.
Der was increasing. He was in possession Of
plenty Of money and arms-said 10 have been
obtained from Aaszini and the Red Republi-
cans, but most probably from England, al the
movement was growing In importance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

ARREST OF DR.. OLDs.-Ws gather some in
tsrestiug particulars about the arrest of DR.. E
B. Olds, ut Circlsvills, the other night.
The arrest was made by Mr.. Scott, direct
from the War Department, Col, 8. Bliss, Of this
city, and third man, whose name we have
not learned.
On going to the house the married daughter
of Olds said her father was abed and could not
be seen until morning. Mr.. Scott said be must
zee him, and she replied that be could not
Scott, with the third man, went up stairs, Col.
Bliss remaining below. lie came to locked
door, which be surmised led into Olds's room.
He talked at the door, but the door answered
not whersupon be battered It down and went
into Odds bed room. He ordered Olds to gst
up and dress, and then Scott passed down
stairs to reconnOitre the premises and search
for papers, DC. Hearing noise soon In Olds's
Olds and the man clinched.
Scott showed Olds revolver, and told him
he must succumb or do worse Olds "let up. il"
Meanwhile, the sonin law Of Olds went into
the town crying fire. That raised about fifty
men, who ran to Olds's house. They were
about equally divided In sentiment, and the
bearing Of Scott and Bliss convinced the half
that were butternuts" that 1t was not best 70
undertake rescue.
Az Olds passed through the crowd he ex-
claimed. The Hessians have got me-" One
Of bis friends stepped up aud asked "if be-
wished TO be rescued I" when Mr.. Scott took
bis name and cautioned him to be quiet And
so be was, and Edson B. Olds has passed on
to Fort Lafayette, where oil such traitors should
60. 10 the affair, either Olds or bis son,in Law
struck Ar. Scott, but withOuG severe results
GsuslsHd (0) AwaM.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
AppIIRs IN CuAaLrsroN.-A lady fro

APPAIRs IN CHARLEsrON.-A lady from
Charleston says there are sixteen forts built
for the defence Of the city, and that there Is no
property, except real estate, within dozen
miles Of Charleston. All the furniture, stores,
and indeed everything movable, was sent iuto
the interior Immediately after the battle Of
James Island. Two provision stores only 70
msia. Many of the Inhabitants reside about
three miles Outsids Of the city. In barracks
similar to soldiers, and use only the most in-
dispenssble and cheapest kinds of furniture.
No Sabbath-day services are held 10 any Of
the Charleston churches; all fhe church bells
have been cast into cannon, and even the iron
railiDgs and fences have been collected TO-
gether and made Into cannon.
There Ia not lady In the entire Confederacy
who owns fifty dollars worth Of jswelry. Il
has Voluntarily been given for the cause. and
the proceeds have built many Of their finest
boats. Nothing but the most common qualities
Of wearing apparel can be obtained and shoss
are very expensive. Necessary provisions
were cheap, hut luIuries were very expensive.
free market has been opened In Charleston,
where anybody could procure, on application,
three pounds Of fresh beef and half peck Of
potatoes per day. Besides the heavy war and
State tax, every male resident Of the Confed-
erscy is taxed two dollsrs per year, for the
support Of families Of soldiers.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
From Gen. Curtis,s Army.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-A letter TO the Repub
Roan, dated Helena, August l4th, says:
"The land forces here now, exclusive Of
Steele's division al Clarendon, cannot be less
than $4,000. The forces which General Curtis
led through his harsssing campaign are re-
cuperated 70 great degree.
That movement Of this army will soon
hks place seems 10 DO the general opinion.
The fact that about rs steamers are here and
retained 10 Government employ indicates q
movement dowa the river. ....s.....
General Curtis has returned, and his return
has increased tho expectation Of active move
ments soon.
There arc some wealthy rebel properly
holders about Helena, not least Of whom ID
Gen Gideon Pillow. He owned three plants-
lions in the vicinity, oil Of which, including
the chattels, have been conhscatsd. He ut.
tempted 70 avoid tha law by making sham
sales, but II did not avail.
Several Year, ago Northern man, name
q. P. Coolidge, went 70 Helena comparatively
poor. When the rebellion broke out his prop.
erty was estimated at one million Of dollars. The
rebels burned 1000 bales Of cotton for him,
aud now he losee. by connscati0u, 800 negroes.
The foe mansion Of Gen. HiDdman 10 now
occupied q headquarters by General Ourtis.
The building, however, ID covered with more
mortgages than Hindman ever could pay.
Tho sicknees on the feet 10 exceedingly
great On the Cincinnati 90 we're on the sick
list, aud take the feet through, half their crews
we're down. Should this matter not mend. The
guDboab will not be able 10 cooperate very
snsrgetically with the land forces In the con.
templated movement upon Vicksburg.
In the camps back Of the blutfs much sick
ness prevails, which is attributed 10 the use o
the spring water there abounding, said 70 b.
impregnated with oopperas.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
GEN. HUNTEh's COLOKED REaI.
mHNr

We have been Informed by various kilograms
and by letters, that Gen Hunters colored brig.
ade was failure, and hal bJsn abandoned,
apd q variety Of stories are in circulation tend
ing to throw ridiculs upon the experiment Of
srlning and drilling negro es. but at last, we
have true version Of the whole affair, 10 Q
letter written al Hilton Head, to the Tribune,
which says that "Gen. Hunter found that the
authorities at Washington persisted steadily In
refusing any direct recognition Of this organ
ization-thus keeping is men without pay, its
officers without commissions and the whole
responsibility Of the movement saddled On Gen.
Hunter alone. Government. II is trus, did In.
directly recognize thsss colored soldiers, send
ipg arms for their use, innumsrable pairs Of
scarlet pantalooos and also promoting Capt
Essssnden, one of Geo. Hunters aids, who
commanded them, to colonelcy on the staff Of
Major Gen. Wool.
By the foregoing arrangement, soldiers Of
the black brigade could not be mustered into
the service, and consequently could not bt
paid. Their officers were without commissions
and consequently without legitimate authority
Neither men nor officers were smspable to any
tribunal, nor to any code Of law, military Of
otherwise. No court martial could take cog.
nixance Of any offenses committed by the rsgi-
ment; and the officers, while wearing the uni
form Of their nominal grades, were liable I,
insult and ignoremsnt q. the hands of every
pro-slavery subaltern, or even private, dull
mustered into Uncle Sans service. The off
non commissioned officers, selected with spe
cial view to their capacity from the white regi
msnts at this post; but they were without
commissions, and, In consequence, held the
anomalous position Of enlisted men Of the vol.
untsers, wearing the uniform aud claiming thu
salutss of duly commissioned oficers.
Add to the foregoing, that for every dollar
worth OF public property irregularly issued t,
the colored regiment General Hunter wa
personally responsible.
Although the colored regiment is virtual
disbandsd, It is proper to add that all its me-
and officers are still within bugls call OF head
quarters, and can be reformed on parade q
any time within two hours after proper authol
ity for their organization shall have bee
received. The men of the regiment were wei
conducted to the last moment, and were ,nan
nous in expressing deep regret at not bsn
allowed au opportunity of proving thsmselve
worthy OF freedom. They were disbande
within an hour after General Hunter saw Ii
Presidsnt's refusal to accept the services @
the. colored brigade offered from the North
wsst."
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
Latest from Memphis.
Guerillas Burn q Ferry Boat.
Gen. H0UeN .1dr0nces to Cy0ress-
0Oes, sArkOsssOs.
The Rebels Flee to Little Rock.

MEMPHIS, August ls..The ferry boat plying
was burned by guerillss on Saturday last. The
stores In the viciuity were robbed and many
horses stolen.
Gen. Sherman has been petitioned by many
citizens 70 close the liqour shops.
Gen. Hovey's division, Of Curtiss army lefi
Helena, on the 4th instant, for Clarendon,
White River, where q large body Of rebels
were encamped. The rebels we're spprised Of
his approach, and fed in the direction Of
Little Rock. cavalry force was sent in pur.
suit Of them.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

FROM HAYTr AND ST. DOMIN0o.-By 40 arrival
from Port au Prince, Haytien papers 10 June 81
have been received. Fourteen Of the conspira.
tors found guilty 10 the late attempt ct Aux
Cages 10 inoite Q revolution, were executed on
the 18th ult, at Aux Cayes. The execution ol
four others was postponed on account Of fresh
revelations. A number were imprisoned for
three years President Genrard has issued .
proclamation 10 the people on the suppression
Of ths rebellion, the fourth that has broken oui
during bis administration. 10 this Last attempt
ninety citizens were concerned, headed by Sal
olnon, who was formerly Secretary Of State
and has been banished from the Rspublio.-
Panama Star and Rerald, Aug.2.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
From tho w est.

CINCINNATI, August 22--The bridges on the
Mar eta and Cincinnati railroad, east Of Love
land, were burned yesterday morning, sup.
posed 10 be by rebel sympathiseis. The
freight train ran through one Of the bridges.
and the engine and three cars were wrecked.
No one was hurt. The hsidges are being rap.
IDLY reconstructed.
The frat instslment Of rebel prisoners leaves
indianapolis 70 day for vicksburg. Others
will leave st the rate Of . thousand per day
ill all are exchanged.
Indiana has sent into the Geld fourteen thou
sand four hundred and eighty men slnce Sun.
day.