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FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON. June 90.--The Pacific Rail.
road bill psssed the Senate 10 day. With FIVE
negative votes. The main route which i
fixes is 10 commence at point on the l""th
meridian Of longitude. within the territory Of
Nebraska Ofthe branches. one commen
ces at Sioux City. another At paint on the
western boundary of Iowa. whish viii preba
bls be n or near Omaha City or the mouth
o. Platte river Both of these branches to
be constructed b, the Union Pacific Compa
nv. wb;ch consiss.,.- the main road The
Kansas branch. commencing opposite Nan
80 citv J. - be Constructed BY a Kansas
caapars. and with tbs branch. the Hauni-
l,.l aud ~ joseph HOad /, authorized 10 form
= connection Inc nlsin rad j. 10 run 10y
the mo~t direct sud practicable rorie t. be
located -ul,eci 20 tue spprorsl Of ihe Pres.
dert.
b, The House bill the rOsd as 10 com-
mencs on the 1904 meridian. and he tefBli
nu. Vas not necessarily Within the Territos.
Of Nebraska. Lat probably sbo hea-e NJ
agree to % the Seuste amendment. There
: little doubt Of the final passage Of the bill
substantially a. passed hs the Senate
Col Turchin of the 10 Illinois. aud col.
Brigg- Of Massachusetts. hsve besa 7ou- 'ssa
tel nrigsdier Generals
rs. herald's Washinson Dispatch .sys !,
! Do~ definitely settled fhst Congrc-- vii
siIoum bes-sca The lst aud lnlh Of july.
ws-as~e4o~. Jnne2f e.ferdsy. a dele
I CATION of Progressive Friends. from Phila
aelpha All lNlausfe. called on the Pres.
dent and T~essntea memorial n.useroa~'x
I signed, Cor &c wiiTcFai emancipation 81
slaves
TIE President f-F.li-d ~itt tise accompany
ing address, a. q gentleman rho y" present
remarked. IN guarded language.
The COMMITTEES ca Finance. 81 tie hiii ~
p.oside lateral reYen0e have nestls elm
ts<ssa their report
: H.i. cen. Pope. Who hss % sEea'i, d
t;nguihei hlr.eli by rs operations n ihl
-ess = ~xtS1tcd sh<rliv n - ir Ws~hi1s-
ton
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Fosr MosRoE, June 20.-The feet James
River remains previously reported. quiet
" at anchor above City Point.
Gen. Dix proceeded TO New Point Com
fort this morning. 10 make arrangements for
new hospitals there. This. "a we'll a. White
House Point, is in his lines.
The Nelly Baker brought down Is rebel
prisoners captured by our cavalry scouts at
different points near Richmond.
Everything is reported quiet ia the army
OF the Potomac
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxynTH CoNGnEsS-Frnsr srS-le

Am ' ~ ~ tfVnOt< ib~f 't~icNs
WASHINGTON. June 81.
SENATE Several petitions for general
bankrupt law we're presented.
Mr. Grimes from the Naval Committee
reported bill authorizing the Secretary OF
the Navy TO accept the title to League Island
or the Delaware rivea.
Mr.. Collamer, from the p. .. Committee,
reported bill opening post Offices in the
insurrectionary districts-passed.
Mr.. Wade called up the House bill 10 e.
tablish certain post roads.
The bill authorizes bridge, with a draw
of 200 feet to be constructed across the Ohio
OF Steubenville.
Mr.. Cowan opposed the bill al length. a.
obstructing the navigation of one of the
greatest rivers of the country, and effecting
one Of the most vital interests OF the people
of his State.
Mr.. Wade advocated the bill and caused
memorials TO be read from the Board OF
Trade and merchants of Pittsburg in favor
of IL, also the Board of Trade of Philadel-
phia
Mr.. Cowan said he had also received let
tiers from Philadelphia and Pittsbsrg favoring
the bridge. but they were mostly from Rail-
road men. He caused letter to be read
from the President Of the Pittsburgh Board
of Trade. saying. he wa- opposed to the bill
on examining IL.
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The Committee take pleasure in annonne'
ins IN the citizens Of vigo and adjacent ecnn
tIes that arrangements are belns nsde '"
celebrate the ever memorable fos ara N =
becoming manner in this city.
4 National Salsi, will be hred a -ans'-e
10 Holre.. Battery. which viii wake the
table e. "a ssn,y siles around
All ,h@ '--s- OF The CITY sill ~ ians =
&c ssm. hear.
The eof.-... .istc. American md t'vrnsn
Bsa.s Banl b. be.n engaged. ani several
Bands Of M-s,i.i Mu-.c ~ill be h. s',sadsace.
All the various Spcieti-- haze b~en in'i-
ssd. anil sill appear IA proee-sies
Tie Indepst,sent Military comPai''e- sui
pr. Devsr,mens will form one oi the inost
ssominent features OF the dap.
All the convslescent soldiers IN the Ho-pi-
r.l- have been invited.
"Od 40" twelve FOUNDER. one OF the
guns OF Holmes' battery. drawn bs III hors
- beautifully eaparisoned. will sppesr m
procession. With which another National "a
lute will he hred. responsive to patriotic
sentiments. AZ the close OF the proceedings Al
the stand. and previous 10 spreading the
cloth on the greeu.
The following are lhe principal ofiesrs Of
tie day
Prcsids1s. Cot. W. E. NcLrAs.
Orator. Hox. X. W. Tmoxfsos.
Reader, J. I. ScoTr. Esq.
Chaplain, Rrv. LYMAN Assorr.
Chief Marshal. Carr. JANIS HOOK.
The exercises - the stud will be ssriei
vi,h music BY tho Band ard patriotic songs
by choir Of singers.
This will probably be The great celebrations
o. Western Indiana, and the Committee cor
daily invite all the citizens Of Vigo and al
jacent counties Of Ipdlasa and Illinois 10
Join with us on that occasion.
All delegations out OF the city. aud socie-
ties within the city. are requested TO report
to the Chief Marshal. 80 that places may he
assigned them In the profession.
The whole 20 conclude With grand Pic
Mic Dinner, and dancing on the green
The Committee beg leave To suggest 20
the patriotic housekeepers OF town and coun
Try. that they bring with them abundance Of
good thing. 80 that invited guests and all
others may have one old fashioned. glorious.
good time on the coming Fourth Of July
journal please copy
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u AL those Who want beautiful Silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have fne assortment Of French beaser.
Otter and Soft Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all eolors. which Am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hat. Of eli coiors. ranging in price ~ low
a. ffty cents.
T. Il. LOwERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor to J. &. YATES.
milf Cor. Fifth. aud Main Sta.
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~ Mr. Brown. the ioeal editor OF the
s..,. Journal. was on the excursion train TO
Loa.ssiIls. yesterday. and tslegraPhed To the
Jsn,asi that no person Was injured By The
srrident which occurred to the traiu.
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AMUsE EN- ENTs.


THE FINEST APPOINTED AND STOCKED NESA-
GfEIE VOW TRAVELLING,
Consisting Of
loo BEASTS, BIkIs. AND kEPIiLks.
All rare jus, imported aud collected from the four
quarters Of the globe.
THE WONDERFUL GYMNASTIC ELf-
PLANTS.
Tia, panes. Climb, aud - invcrt their bodies T.
STAND ON THEIR HEADS,
Az. included in this collection. a. are The
PERFORMIN8 LIONS. TIGERS, LEoP-
ARDS, PAINTERS. &C.
TAst h... been trained and subjected, and will be
performed under the auspices Of 'he
CELEBRATED LION MING. LAsGw0RTHl.
Incorporated NTH the Grand SHOW lea
SUPERIOR CIRCUS TROUPE,
DO haze been engaged for their superior ability.
tmcng the proutnsnt. Il
JANIS EgLyILLE,
TIE Champion bare back Austriaa Eqaesfyiaa
A rider who
De,iss the ,cOyld 10 excel aim s,s daring Act.
The following distinguished artists have slsO beu
MRS. LOUISE MELVILLE.
DEN STONE.
GEO. SLOMAS.
Wv. WATERMAN.
THE DELAvANTA BROTHERS.
WIN KINCADE,
MASTERS FRANK AND SAMMY.
| Together with numerous aaxilisriss.
TIE public can find a detailed ii., q our At,rsc-
ton - Tie yanphets AIT BIZ. % Which their zSe-
cial attention IL directed.
WILL EXHIBIT AT TERRE HAUTE on
Thursday, June 06th,
ONE DAY ONLY.
Doors open at 2 and p. VI
Admission only 25cts. No haiti pSsce
.uI.e IL. tl0twlt
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Noon Dispatches.



s1vES PiSKs. June ls.-At noon io-sla,
intelligence was communicated from the
front that the enemy. 1000 arong. was IN
line before Hooker's advanced position AT
half past o'clock, under Rockers order
the 9th Massachusetts, went into the deep
szampy wood. and other regiments took up
lines OF battle upon the edge Of the timber
ont Of which burst upon us In unequal nun.
ber- and death on the 3lst OF May. The
musketry fire Was soon sharp within the leaiy
fastness. Sharp and strong BrAnhalls bat
terry sent spherical case shot over the wood
into the rebel picket guard. Ia ss>i-i he In
fantry shirmishers. This artillery fire was
not replied TO for half hour. aud then only
from the far right.
IL was Armsteads brigade Lat Was in
front OF u to-day.
In one spot sin rebel dead lay trgeiher.
We drove their whole picket u IN half a
mile.
Three men OF ihe 10th were killed and
eight wounded.
SPECIAL TO SEw YORK TiNEs.
CsxP BEFoKr RIHxospt
Wednesday, June Ii.
Another hne iay. Every dsy of sunshine
advances The iaii OF Richmond Three dsys
OF rain might p slpone il. essentially. The
roads are becoming hard: the surface OF the
earth H. the fields. except ia low spots. j.
practicable for artillery.
We lid vets i,+i-k picket firing. last ni gh'.
n iiuHi ~ ,s.a, hall mile north ~ fsif
OAK -tsti,n Our -ide sustained no Ism
age.
Tai. morning everything !, quiet agsit.
IL j. reported ~ de-efters. that heavy re
endorsements have been sent from Richmond
70 ten jackson. in the Valley Of the shen
andoah.
Another correspondent. writing under date
svNs.
ann po-itivel, assured by parties Who are
reliably informed that the life of the arch
traitors. JET Davis. Is in extreme danger.
the rebels looking upon him with the utmost
suspicion. Ii is even ayerrsd that he wss
prevented by an armed force, from escaping
out OF Richmond.
He il the object Of general distrust; hand
bills of every variety. are displayed all over
the CITY. denoui.-- JEFF. Davis, amp apply
ing to him ridiculous aud epprobious epithets.
The rebels declare il Is the intention OF
Davis 10 desert them.
Numerous persons have been arrested aud
confined for rebelling against the authorities
in Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23

Br1IrviLLt .Lsars BfrE Al run IfaHx
H.,rt sAroox.-I am constantly receiving
a No. 4 quality OF BelIevills Lager Beer.
which will serve TO lovers Of the above
beverage. at nv well known saloon. west Of
the Terre Hsute House Give me = call and
test ia quality for yourselves.
m3Odtf. " kATZESBAOh
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GA meeting Vas held at the City School
Hall. On Friday evening last. 10 prepare vo-
cal music for the celebration Of the sth, and
adjourned 10 meet this evening. when Il =
desired that all who wish - assist vii attend
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PROM BOSTON

Bosros. June 2l.--The passenger depot
of the Eastern Railroad was destroyed by
FIRE this morning Loss about $lo.000-
which u fully Insured.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23

~ Our friend. James Chambers. having
complied with the new ordinance. by paying
Fifty Dollars license. continues to sell all
kinds OF fresh meats At his old stand. ,crnsf
OF "a and Ohio streets Please give him
call. June Is. d4t
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LOUISVILLE, June 22.-FEdsy evening A.
several Unionists were returning home from
a meeting held 10 chose delegates, Eve OF
them were killed by Secession bu-hwhsck
crs in ambush near Berry's Station.
ReiDforcemcnts were Immediately scut
from Lexington, XIV. and other place. sd
the capture OF the bnshwhackes : consider
ed certain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
" 5. DANALDS0N, Notary Pub

>. DANALDSON, NOTARY 1ut
A.. l.. CcLecso4, C.4--.4 ->-ss. a., kc., ocsEs
biz services 10 the pablo. especially ~ tho<s WI
have been co1necs VITA The Military service OF The
the 6eBe<Al Government He will arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute ell valid claims. st
able charges, and ~ rapidly - the business IL
dispatched before the proper ofso>= ~ Wsshinxto1
Having TsS fKAxs experience and prscuce hsrtil.
and the aid q old Officer % the senerai Govern.
nsus under President fillmore's Adrinisfrstson. he
cannot fall In being successful with all legal claim
whether fcr PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY Or LANJ
WARRANTS
HALF PAY PExSIOys-The wito.s OF II IA
widows the Chiidren under sixteen years % age ~
Officers and soldiers q tie present any prevfo1s
var Who bav~ died o. been killed while II the ser
viee, are entitled 20 Hnif-PaT Pensions.
INVALID PENsfONs.-All officers and soldssr,
Who are disabled by reason Of wounds received
disease contracted while In the service and IN 80
tne ~ duty a. ssold'er, 81 any reriod, are g.
20 Invalid Pensions.
LAND NARRASIs.-Au who served IA days
airy OF The pzsiwArs Of the United STATES oxE esy
n hattie, are entitled 20 loo % Land lncs<-
Of death, the Widow and Minors arc entitled.
BOUNTY k0NEY.-The heirs Of ell Soldiers W.
hsve volunteered during the present war for tire
or during the war, and have died or been ked
while ia the service. ensstlsf % OSx Hrxp<rL
DoLlsEs Bounty Money, ard such arrears ef enc sol
dier's paw - may have accrued Ia the date q hi
death.
Nocharges made without claim i successfully
terminated.
D~e.e aud Mortgages executed ard 3lsnk. m
Llshet.
~ Hassern srrearsgss arranged and collected.
and exchange promptly remtftef.
offlCe - he Of corner stand
DS. DASALDSoN,
sshstS Soisry PubBc. tc-
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BEAsphETn's PIIIS.-Ysr the restoration
health 81 those who have been stricken ~ syopls.y
u paralysis they are the opiy reliable rsssiein--
al sreeuons Of The lurgs. ehesf ard bowels Cd
prompt use SAVES life and quietly cures fnsals'
MIA. pleuEisy, ohslsrs. wind, rpxsns worns ehc'els
n0reus. darrhosa, syss.tsry ~hsth-r fros1 MALARIA
eating unrspe frss;s othsr faults N si0s, yisls
their influence. Asthma. gout. rhsuz siisus. Nv.
Affections. rnpturss. inrAmnarons q Az o-s-s
levers. whether ssus or Othefspscne fsvsrs; ble4-
diseases. sundise. g. vifuss dance. smallpox, zss
les. GROUP. erysp~lss. white s~eIlinss piles aIssr.
Of even thirty year, osufinuance and espeo,ai,s
ulcers Of the liver have all been cured psrmknsuis
By these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. h
female complaints and nervous diseases they As.
been equally successful. (vice change Of It, es.a
nrst and second p~riotsl. Epilepsy. depress,os -
spirits. frghtfu dsrsms. ell ob<frncloas And relas.
sfions are BY them cured. dispersed and corr.csss
Prics Is cents per boz.
Sold BY J. L. cusssEAs. Terrs- Hsuis, and ~
respectable dealers In medicine. Isnlt~fs
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EproH Exrsxss.-I an = candidate i"s
the Of6ce Of County Treasurer.
June Is. l562. ,. n ALi-h'-
lam e.nas.,. 10, the ofics Of Treas
.r.- a ~, r,,,tx A. the October election.
N. $. DURHAM.
". are authorized 70 announce Z.
Barbour A. a Candidate Tor the once oil Oo'-
l>e,or and Treasurer Of the county OF 'igo.
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IMPORTANT TO PAsrxrs ASp GUARDIANS -
All parents and guardians residing outside.
and adjoining the limiss Of the city Of Tsrre
Haute. Who desire 20 send their children or
xsrds 70 the pnblic schools Of ssid city dur
ing the coming fAll and winter. are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
ter before tho 6rss Of September next
Mr. Lyman Miller has been appointed To
make the enumeration Of school for Harrison
township and for the city OF Ters Hsute.
aud All lrsasfers are 10 be made With him.
No children all hereafter be admitted to the
tree schools II the city unlss. proper tran.
Ter h made in accordance with this notice.
b, order a the Board Of School Trustees
Ut the cits o. Terr- Hauie.
JAS. r. EDNUS DS. Goa.
Tsrrs H-als. June IL. 's2-d~2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23

81 seunous o. sefofsIoas aaectsoos Ar. a.
e--se. the slisht. tie potato 20 q mankind. rsey
ar sis a. s,'l5 q. ne. a. fatal rssy .r..e rr,a.
contaminated aud i9s-isy C the blood sns ale
b seen all sEc1as Is everywhere cs- quarter 81
- ~e nee, are Is.ried VII tnen. al ere eussi..
Of these de q theia; die sOohly to- b>es.ze sk.,
are eur.bis- ArsK's sAxzAsA.ss1A clsznsss ca, ..
serofsOus serspuoa IRON ths blood. renders p1r.
aud healthy. and eGsetuAly expursste- Tie FOL
ooutaminsiion nom The system. &c lsrger sross
andsr your scsotriOus disorders. since ne irre>-l
ole AVE. has provided LIS mastery csa.bl-.io. q
curative virtues that he calls sA.ss.s.u.a.-frxE.
osrst, Waterbury. Cs.
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FROM CAIRO

CAIRo, jane 2l.-Col. Elicit. OF the ram
aeet. died here this morning, from wounds
received in tho engagement before Memphis.
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CINCINNATI uAHk EFT.

CINCtSNATt, June II.
Flour remains dull and heavy at - .S0@
-. 80 for superfine and SI@J 40 for extFs.
fancy a. s4,25@4.7j.
Wheat dull and unchanged
Oats and Corn at 3lc
Rye at 45c.
Whisky firm at q lse
There Is good demand FOR Lard AT 1Ssd
734c.
Sugar cured hams 81 =. No inquiry for
pork or bacon.
Groceries unchanged
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FRESH GOODS.

SILK S.1CQUES,
E1sr.R Heavy and Rich styles at o.. sio. en-. els
silk Nantes,
lie ss- sAapss-sa.so. Is. -. o. 50. - and sie.
Lace Nantes < Points,
FrS1a Bankrupt rmpo.,sr'' sai'-sa.a.ss''0
Grenadine Shasls, Spun Silk shs~ls.
Barge Shawls and other choice styles for
Summer Wear.
NEW LOT SMALL CHECK SILkS.
Brown and white. Blue and White, Purple White
Dress P.,tsra, At soc. sc. soc and 81 per yard.
Black, White and Drab Crepe MasesI
Two Yards vide. Cor Nantes and shs~i-
wersfed Grsnadinss. Organdiss. Jsekonets,
Cambrics
knd other styles thin Drcs. Goods juss received.
Immense Stock Pin A Cheqd Grey Goods,
Fer stree, and Travelling suite :, :. 10. isS ise
Sun Umbrellas, Psrasois,
Carriage Shades, --latest styles.
Ladies' and Misses Long 4 Short MITE.
Large Assortment 20 10 -, 20 pr pair.
Ladies Isle Thread Hose. openwork Hose.
Super English Hose. AlexaEdre'- kids.
trimming Ribbons. Belt;ngs. Lace
Handkerchiefs. Fans. Gili.
s.eel and Silver Ruttoos.
etc. etc. etc,
ansaS sks Nes Gseds Rre,,r<f Dady al
EDSALL, ROOT q Cos,
Opposite Rssr'- Drug Store
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. June 81. 3 O'Clock r. ~
Having learned that reports of an exciting
character acre iudustriously circulated in
Philadelphia and New York respecting the
affairs in front Of Richmond. called at the
War Department for information, and was
assured that no adyices had been received
which indicated any engagement of a charac-
ter beyond the daily diminishing. growing
out Of reconnaissance and none announcing
any chang in the general position of our
forces before Richmond
LATER-The following message was re-
ceived at the War Department at 3l5 p. n.
McCIKILAS's HrAp Quarters.
June. 2ist.. 2 80 Pm.
To Hon. f. VI Stanton:
Things are pretty quiet TO day. there IL
not quite as much Smelling as usual our pre-
parations are progressing well.
The enemy ogened with some heavy FIR
Ing yesterday. but did no damage.
Signed G.B. MCCLELLAN.
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~ Drs. NshAn 4 Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report il IN cir
culasioa. that their time J. 30 monopoiifed at
the Hospital. that they cannot attend 10 their
private practice. They would say 10 their
friends. they are sery thankful Tor past IN
yer. aud gill be rcAdg 81 all hours IL attend
them a. heretofore
Their engagements At she hospital Will
nog .,sl,s..4s n the least ~ith their other
.a.ne.s. June ~. t,'
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hs1atit~ WsNrrp lxstptsrKts The
lssa regiment = being reorganisei under the
.a<pce- 81 Col. ]. T. Lucas. late l.ieai. Col
- - sane regiment. and all person. wish
ie< - rnii-s under Officer ~he have ~sen
>~ssses. an haze chance noe ~ a..l-sine
"a crushing ous the rehellie1. snd encs '-ore
<isnessinS TIE supremacy - he $50. and
suipe-
fss. Fsiion- .ud clothing issw the t.'ss OF
enlistment A recruiting oftcs viii ~ open
e.sp dsy. aasil the desired aanber are en-
rslied. ofsce. two door -oush Of the csn
-;aasti House, on Fourth sirec,-ess srie
w.N. CONNER.
,iassf I-ieuteiaAas
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4 IL kinds OF Liquors. Foreign AT.d
n Doussig rors. A. ee. a.
na-~1.rssn pa Ef>E'-
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Tsus H-ats. June II. 'e2-d~2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-02
Gen. Fremont's Resignation.

The forces under Major Generals Ere
mont, Banks and Mcdowell have been
consolidated into one army, called the
Army of Virginia" and Major General
Pope has been especially assigned by the
President TO the chief command.
Gen. Fremont having thus been super
seded in the command of his Mountain
Department, by the Orders appointing
Gen. Pope. his inferior in rank, over the
Army of Virginia, and having asked and
been refused leave of absence. has, at his
own request been relieved from duty.
The command is turned over to Brig.
Gen. Schenck, the next highest in rank,
by order of the President.
The New York Tribune SAYS:
"Thus closes, amid disaster, the second
cambaign of Gen. Fremont-disaster for
which in this, as in the instance of his first
essay, others than himselfar are undoubtedly
largely responsible. Both of the cam
paigns, that in Missouri and that just ter
mined in Western Virginia, form most re-
markable episodes in the history of the
war. In both of them he has certainly
encountered aud surrounded difficulties
as great as could befall a commander; and
if, in neither of them, he has enjoyed
perfect and triumphant success, yet in
both he has performed feats-such rs the
extraordinary march from Franklin to
Strausburg, and his pursuit of Jackson
from there up the Shenandoah Valley
which prove him to be possessed of mill
taIy ability of a kind which is likely to be
hereafter much needed in the war"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-02
Sound Doctrine.

Senator Dixon of Connecticut looks Of
the exigencies of the rebellion with the
eye of a statesman. We are glad that he
has been reelected for another senatorial
term. The subjoined resolution introduc.
ed by him before the U. S. Senate, pre-.
sents, to our mind, the true status of the
rebel States. We regard his doctrine as
vastly better than the idea advanced by
several member of Congress that the in
subordinate States should be reduced to q
Territorial condition. Such a measure
would be absurd and prove dangerous and
mischievous. We think the resolution
quoted below occupies the true and safe
ground:
ResoLced, That all acts or ordinances OF
secession alleged to have been adopted by
any Legislature or Convention of the peo-
pie of any State, are, as to the Federal
Union, absolutely null and void and
that while such acts may and do subject
the individual actors therein to forfeit
ures and penalties, they do not, in any
degree, affect the relations of the State
wherein they purport to have been adopt
ed to the government of the United
States but are, as to such government,
acts of rebellion, insubordination and
hostility on the part of the individuals
engaged therein, or giving assent there
to and that such States are, notwith-
standing such acts or ordinances. men,
bers of the Federal Union, and as such
are subject to all the obligations and du-
ties imposed upon them by the constitu-
ton of the United States /; and the loyal
citizens of such States; are entitled to all
the rights and privileges thereby guaran-
teed or conferred.