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, 1862-08-14
Grin. TURCBIN AGAIN.

AINN+ <1NAAASA
The letter which We copied from the Gin
cinnati Gnzate yesterday, stating that Gen.
Turchin had been acquitted, was obviously
incorrect, for The following private dispatch
was received yesterday from the General
himself:
s'HuS1sy1L1. Ala, August. u, 1872.
~ an dismissed from the Service. I1eeve for
E1icago tomorrow. ~. g. TononLS."
General Turchin's commission as Briga-
dier General was received from the War
Department yesterday, by his wife, stimuli
tancously with the above dispatch. This
document, which has considerable sigoifi-
4cancc 1t tile present juncture, Is in the fol
lowing words:
THE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED STATES OF
AMEH1CA4
To aN rho stan rec these presents, greeting:
knnw &c, th:t repes5ng special trust aud co1i-
3eEce in The patriotism, va1os, fdeirY and abisl-
xics Of Joha B. chin, have nominated, ard
by and with The advice and consent Of tho Senate,
do aps,cint him Brigad.cr Gtnera1 of vclnnteess
In the service Ut The United States, to
rank as such from the seventeenth dag
Of July, eighteen hundred and e!xty.t~o. he
Is thcrrfure carefully and diligently to discharge
the duty OF: Brisadier General by doiu; and per.
forming ali nnanacr Of tAirgs thsreunto belonging.
And I do strictly charge and require all Officers
snd soldiers under his command to b. o5edieut to
his orders Us B1igadfcr General. And he ia 10
observe and follow such orders anu directions,
from time to time, rs he shall receive from lit,
or tho future President OF the United States OF
America. or the General other officers ee. over
him, according to the rules an1 discipline or war.
This commission to continue In force during the
zhe time bGitg-
Giygn uzder my hand this ninetesntA d7yof July
in The yesr Q: our Lord one thonsand eight hun
<ired INT E'xtx-.we, and in the ciub:y-scyenst
year Of the iraependence OF tho United S:ares-
By :Ee pre-ia.al:: ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EDWIN H. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
It VAL be seen that tic commission
dates on the 10th Of July, nearly Il mont
prior 10 the finding Of the court narti1
We understand that the issuiug Of th
commission invalidates and quashes a
proceedings Of The court martial held upo
Colonel Turchin. In any event, the du6
ing Of the court must be approved by th
President before it takes effect, and th
issuipg of the commission, while the tri;
was in progress, is evidence .conc!usip
that the adverse finding Of the Kentuck
Cclpnels will not be confirmed.
, 1862-08-14

.y6FN&0 M1E u H8Fd 1k5Ad to ICAVeI.
STEKLEa, August IL. 1852.
Editors Chicago Trih1ne:
At meeting in the town OF Jordan, White
side county in tlis State, Nr S. Coe offered
a good three-year old colt to the first man
who would volunteer. Another Mr.. Cos
offered another colt to the next one, and then
another, until ssse74 three-year old colts, worth
at1east sl00 each, to the first seven volunteers
from. that town. This, in addition to the sixty
do1lsrs from the county, makes Jordan good
town to volunteer from. Yours, truly,
D. RICHARDS
, 1862-08-14

FROM GEN. P0PEsS ARMY.
Gen. Buford, who is conducting the pur-
suit Of Jackson's retreating army, tele-
gra1'hs that their fight Was most precipi-
cate, and conducted with great confusion,
:, 4heir wounded heing left in large numbers
msra the mad
, 1862-08-14

The Negroes Of Massachusetts Liable
to be Drafted
BosroE, August 13.-Ths instructions Of
Gov. Andrew to the city and town assessors
throughout the State Of Massachusetts, are to
make it their duty to iuclnde the colored ci:i-
gems, as well as the white ones, In the rolls as
those liable to tie drafted.
, 1862-08-14

l0peC1A UlepaAC0 10 kue (1tE8Ho Ir1Oune.j
nAyKNroRT, Iowa, August 1S, 1882.
We have sent three full companies for the
10th regiment this morning. The su-
pt1vlsoFs met to-day. and will pay bounty to
all volunteers until the 18th, The war
feeling is high. CHE.
, 1862-08-14

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August l3.-Msjor Fred
Starring, Of the ed Illinois artillery, has been
appointed colonel Of the First Board Of
Trade Regiment Of Chicago. Major Star
besides, q most accomplished gentleman, and
will doubt1ess make the regiment under his
command second to none The other field
officers are not yet appointed.
The vote on the new constitution is being
canvassed today by the official committee.
Recruiting is going on more briskly, and
We hear Of several new regiments in progress
of formation.
, 1862-08-14

Enrolment Of N31Iitia ia Pcnnsyl-
Tanla.
PHILADELPHIA, August l3.-United States
Marshal Milward WAS today commissioned
by the governor to make an enrolment OF the
militia in the Eastern district, and Hoo. Alex
Marlock, marshal in the Western district.
, 1862-08-14

Congressional Nomination in IoxFn
Especial Diapatch to tie Chicago Trinune1
DxW17r, Iowa, August Is, 1sss.
Hiram Price Of Davenport, Vas today nom
dnRted as the Republican candidate for Con
EresF. CHIT
, 1862-08-14
E7m advertisements.
DAY, ALLEN & Co.,
a. l. Is South Water Street,

"A & 46 South Water Street,
Have In sto1s and arriving the largest stock Of
GROCERIES
eTeugat int tie orhEest TRtea M y
pSesent New York Maffet Tates In tact We viii iii
TEA, COFFEE, -
Tobacco, saleratus, Wooden Ware,
And quite number Ct other articles.
Less than present .7ftU Eo,:k:
:. .unf+kef.
J0nRzRs - wi amale. dealers. arc Invited to
Al orde.s entrusted to u will be filled st very
IL f9sS9s .{s1t Is leading
!. 900 Hhd1- Sugar, =.
500 HblB. Refined Sugar.
+ 500 Bb}s Crushed, Powdered and
|: GFanulated Sugars.
1900 Chests Green eud Black Teas.
400 Bb1n. Syrup,
200 Bbls. n @. and Cuba Molasses,
1000 Rags Coffee.
100 IS Pepper, ;
so 81 A1lsptee,
|. 1000 Mats Cassias
IS Cases Nutmegs,
$500 Doz. Pals,
SEQ u Tuts,
500 <s Wash RaardR.
1000 Boxes Soup.
1000 Rcxes and CRddfes Tobacco,
500 Bb1s. smoking Tobncro+
400 Kess Chewing Tobacco.
200:Bngg Rico,
500 4 Hbls- No. and mackeref,
800 Il Rbls. White Fish,
60 HeXes Goldfish. ......
aul2 2tsSe:taet
, 1862-08-14

G, f. SGRIVEIN, Advertising A5aat, j3 D:a7-
this and al the Leddig Papers OF the 4iotta.ut$l.
, 1862-08-14

w A n TED Tc exchange for
w second hand Furniture Q. Carpets. . New Rug-
gy Or Wagon. Address Box 1e53 Chicago Post Oiice.
tvr
, 1862-08-14

" "ANTED--Bcard in = private
or Michigan avenues. Address Post 0ricc Bog 30.s
Ant4-J5121t
, 1862-08-14

ITO RENT. No. SIS Jack
/ son strcct to rent. Inquire OF SAS1C Ell It>IIN-
SfAx No s. Dearboru street nui4tsS33t
, 1862-08-14

4 DMINISTRAT NOTICE.
II STATE OF ILLINOIS. CDOK COUNTY. e.
County Court Of Cook County.
Public net1ce is hereby given thatthe nndesHgn9d
Adufn{Etfat1iI Of the estate oi QoIVH- Walker. de-
ceased. wl appear before the ssd Court at te septe
september A. D. 1851 at the Court House in sad Coun
t. the pqrposs ol hesreg aad adustn az Slatnq
persons having such ca!ms are requested t9 present
and file the ear1e. ABIGAIL. =. NAlkEh,
AdH1lnistrat1fx Estate Deliver NalkEs.
Chicago .JuIv 1Sd 1861 te2t2 I'd
, 1862-08-14
@tlE Tritumt.


eB Five hundred Camp Douglas pris-
.one1s took the oath Of allegiance yes
&RFf1ar
, 1862-08-14

w ANTED-By a young womar,
some respectable farofly. Address Mrs. E. q. s."
Post Office, 3uIit5sl1t
, 1862-08-14

w A ANTED.-A young widow
w lady wishes situation rs lIousekeepe- IN
Private fat,'iy. References exchanged. Address
!" n Il. :" Post Once Box 21S4 Chicago. anl3e562lW
, 1862-08-14

NOTICE To VOLUNTEER
- CQ3fPAEIRs-Ay yonng u1an, fal'y conpetent
to Drill or Command company Of spiders. desires
lteu+caantt position in s0ne good COMPANY now
fornis e. Can Give best Of references Address Post
0fece Box ST. Chicago. CHAS G. TICkHE. Esq.
of The Union Defense Committee. AnittS@sSt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
Negro EqaaIity---Wha does IL
1Iean !---EFhO II to be kGfec-
ted by iE!
the ConstitntionaI Union. !

From the Constitutional Union.i
As the dominan. party AT the North
has practically placed the doctrine of negro
equality upon their banners, it becomes
important that white men should know
what such movement means. and who
are to be affected 10y it. That some of
the leaders in this umsavory scheme are
honest can be believed, for their are mad
men and fanatics in all communities. To
such an abstraction is a binding and pO-
tcntial as fact well ascertained, AMI
having all the recommendation of the
most severe and protracted practical tests
They will not heed the teachings of his
tory with reference TO the nero To
them the well aSccrtaincd fact of his entire
incapacitv for seIfgnvcrnmcnt i not CON
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hilcal scheme, well knowing thai Il cannot
help the negro, and al the same time must
be productive OF the most disastrous con
sequences 10 the white lal.,ra7s OF the
Northern State
Ncgro-equali;y. then, means that ths
Abolition party OF the North shall by this
instrumemtality reach political power. and
thus be enabled 10 carry ont llIsir designs
upon the PerpsUuity OF this free form Of
Government, and The men to be affected
by II are the lah2Ting masses Of the free
States. This i certain beyond all DISPUTE.
and on this platform the question must l,,
met hy woThingIuen Il they do MOI wish
10 be driven from al kinds uf employment.
The emancipation policy of the Abolition
party, slS embodied IN the act pasSa3 hv
the last Congress, VIII flood the Nor.LsIll
States with negroaz, who must earn "a
living, or heg. Or steal The labor they
are fitted 10 perform Is iuSt such as !
needed by Il vast majority of poor whites
IN our mId-t, and therefore the slntauoni~rn
l. immediate and IL effects l,nmiStaLahlc.
The men who are leading this equality
movement know what results VIII flow
from L. But they are not sufferers. The
negro VIII not take the bread from their
children, or insult or iustle their wives
when mi-lgliHg in the same crowd IN order
TO obtain work They can preach equali-
~, FOR II costs them nothing Thc,- arc
NOT called on 10 make sacrifices for "a
1 principle, bui, on the contrary. are exalted
/ 10 posts Of honor and profit. while III.
whole laborinE population Of the Northern
F States arr trembling on the verge of aa
abyss, the bottom Of which no man can
-ee.
Viii the men most Interested IN this
. question look III the facts as they are PR
>ented Shall wicked and designing DO
4 liticisns not only destroy tie Tnion bv
this negro s-itafion, but At the spmc time
I and 10y the same agency, beg-ar. 5er1zlle,
7 and insult ihe poor white labo-in- Glass;
+ of TINS section This i what they mean
. what they VIII accomplish. If n1t pre-
. srH.ll lv lla cazlz-rTzIlisr. Dem e.a.5-
. sentiment OF the country The Demo
cratic party las always been the trrle
friend of thc country, and VIII not stand
Idle II tins time and see this ne-ro-eguali-
. " scheme OF the Abolitioni~fSs carried on.
q They mean that The country shall know
what the Abolition headers intend bv
raising iha n,Ero or the same platform
with the pror white man. and forcing his
labor IN competition, and also the utter
& sclii-hucss and llearilosSlc,S OF the s.h5E,-
. movement on the Tssrt oi ilc rich aristo-
CgatS ui til Northern States, who arr ila
. champions az This attack uTun white men
and white lahur. When tlis l. once fully
understood the result cannot be a matter
OF loabt-
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AN isnH>~E AIs-v.-Tot,rm ANYTHING
Ike correct idea OF the immeu-ifv ot
ihe loyal army ihai VIII soon he IN the
field, armed and equipped ID Is necessary
To place II la a position where II can, in
imagination at least, be surveyed - "a
whole, IN al is vast proportions. The
following which we find credited To =. au
exchange enables rs. II some measure.
To- appreciate the magnitude OF the hos. of
citizen soldiers vino VIII soon be- arTavc1
AGAINST rebellion - The new drafts viii
"iye the Government one million OF men.
who csn be placed In the field. # the civil
officers of The loyal States do their duty.
IN time FOR the fall campaiall. fully armed
and equipped. To understand the inn
merSiiv OF such a force. Il 7-ouli irc nc
ceSS8rv tp ss-e them drawn ur In array.
/ line marching IL single file, a'lowin.
two feet for each soldier. would ssrctrh
nearly three huElrel and eighty 1nile-,
and. marching al tie rala of tI..s1~ miles
per day. would occupy nearly tP-o week,
IN passing a gwen point marching In Sec
tions OF four. with the necessary room fer
h3-gage trains and essyairy, ~ the rate OF
thirty miles per dav, they would extend
one hundred and tifiy miles: ami the head
of the column leaving Il giycn point on
Monday morning, the rear guard would
not reach the same point til Friday uighi
One million of men on paper i, easily ez-
pressed; 10 arm, equip and feed such q
civilized people
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CoNE8AEAND OK JACK~oN.-The Au-
gusta Cirosirls lrvbel) says that some one
asked SioucwalTS old nero body servant
how he came 70 Ia 80 much in the conf
dence OF his master. lord SIR said
he. .-Ina>sI never tells me muffin: but the
way / knows ID l. this-lnas-a saws his
prayers twice a day, morning and ui.h.
bui If he gels out Of bed two o- three
times in the niaht TO pray you see l Just
commences packing my hsveraack, for I
knows ihesc viii DC nte 6cr3 70 pa Rrre
dg,"
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SPEECH OF COLONEL WILCOX.

Colonel Wilcox, of Michigan, was next
introduced, and was warmly welcomed.
He said he had done no more than his
duty. incidentally alluding to the bogus
chivalry, he said that in the last building
in which they were confined, thcTc were
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Dry-Ihc weather
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL IT, iss2TRpLE SHEET

10 ind occupation abroad Tho generals. too. WHO have
gained In these nternccins bas
tertan desire 10 display their talents sgainst
other enemy than their own oountrymen.
IL thought that the nrst external action Of the
restored and reinvgorated Union will be Mexico and
that The scheme for establishing monarchy there will
fal 70 the ground soon your government Is IN a
condition TO oppose IL by something enlcaent
than . moro protest As 1t s, ths Pchla is pur-
susdsd that Napoleon and Isabella will be
III in their sndeayors TO make the Archduke Aaximaa
Emperor of Mexico Mr.. Russell OF tho London 7ipss
WIS in Transforming the southern conode scy king
d m for the Duke OF Cambridge The idea OF exchang
Ing Mexico for vsneta, and giving the Emperor OF Aus
tria tho anuban prnepalies Bosnia and the Herze
govna further ooml ensation, is secuted most de-
oidedy and certainly Russia would never agree 10 suoh
projects
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.

ST. PErKEsBuRo March "a, 1852
Mr.. sspards Nose-Tmpreiso~ Produced by the Suoceas
Of the Union Aymy-WAas piH Amcricd do wih Hn
Army' DE-
The Journal de 81 Pesersoura publishes Mr.. SewsrA's
Of tho 18th Of February 10 the Russian Ambassador
st Washington, which need noe say has caused the
highest satisfaction to government. The Emperor
himself feels extremely fattsrsd BY the gratifying rs
mark Of the American Secretary Of State that "whsu
this unhappy civil shall have ended with the complete
and permanent restoration Of the Union It's ancient
constitutional bases the ndsty. eons,ancy and wisdom
with which The Emperor Of all the Russias
has contributed By his advice aud innu
sncs 70 shs result viii all mankind with PRO
found sympathy and the most lively admiration ,,
Il quote from the FRENCH which 10 partially translation
Of the original documsnt) We only echo Mr.. Sew.
ARDS hope that "the mutual confidence between a 70
publican government In the West and great and well
regulated monarchy In the East. will afford new and
wsshty guarantees peace order and liberty to oil No
tons and trust that this crisis which has disc ossd 20
much civil animoey to your great and glorious Union
stl closely the bonds Of sndshp that havo
existed for nearly century between two countries that
have 20 many interests in common and ancient rival
Ths Russian press which with hardly an exception has
sausy sspoussd the OF the through aood re-
port and bad report though at one time sadly discouraged
BY the gloomy proEnostcs of certain leading journals 10
naturally quite ested ss the brilliant successes achieved
by the Union arms, OF which every fresh telegram
brings US new particulars, and which promiss speedy
and prosperous termination OF struggle equally painf
70 humanity aud damaging TO the political character and
position Of the American republic The Ssyerrva Pch,a
s beginning 10 spscuats about what you will do vita
the gigantic army you have sed and which the con.
clusion OF the war will leave withou, employment A
large proportion Of the volunteer soldiers will undoubt
edy return 70 ther paterns homes but there will DO
numbers who have taken iikug 10 tho military tr.da
and will not feel inclined 10 oxch nge IL for the psscsf1
and unexciting pursuits Of agriculture or commerce b.
sides which there must be giOns Of unquis spits Ia
both armies who might be dangerous 10 the co. ntrv n
kt NJ home, and Tor whoa your government would ike
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Our Paris Correspondence.

VUr Foxle CoxEespOnOo4Ccs
PARu. April 1, 1882.
The French Press Our Naval Rsvosutiom-AIarm
Ehsland-Eeea gMe AboIaion of the Passport Sysssm.-
Slide1 and His Legation" ;" dc.
While the Esglish journals since the arrival Of the
the remarkable naval battle between the Msrri
mae and the Monitor have been filed with articles
latou to h the French press has said very little about
IT, Indeed with the exception of few general remarks
at the time the nrst arrived and long article In
the Pais Of last svening-whieh, however, Is nothing
than detailed description Of the hyht-thsre have
been made upon IL. The faot OF the matter
that you by actual experiment
what England have been theorzins about for
the pas; three years.
Tho English government h really alarmed at the
comparatively unprotected condition in which this
naval revolution places her, and st the rsa,
superiority Of the French navy over hers.
AFFORD to keep quiet now. whom England is in
such terrible OF excitement for while the latter
has been talking the former has been st work building
clad vessels In view OF the facts In relation TO
their efficiency aad the greatly superior number Of iron.
clad vsssesI which France has England may we'll be-
come alarmed, and call upon the Admiralty 70 hurry up
their slow coaches.
The suppression OF the passport system in the United
States will have the effect send to your shores
Der OF Southernsrs who have simply been remaining In
Europe they could not bring themselves up to
the sticking point Of taking the oath OF allegiance
quired before the Consul would issue passport. Some
have swallowed the bter pill and committed perjury
but know Of several cases where persons from the
South refused do this and have been living
Paris almost without for several months past Mr.
Ets the Secretary OF Legation OF Sdes private embas
sy led several times upon the Consul " whether
there mode Of arranging this matter, SO that
OF these hard might be relieved but the Con
sus imperative, and since he received
them passport has been issued viseI by him without
the applicant being required 70 take the oath OF ale
glance There is consider able rejoicing small scale
among the 5outherDers Paris a the change In
this matter.
As for sde and his "legation," there Is really moth
Ing to be said. He 10 resting quietly bis wait
ng-ks Micaw ber--for something TO turn up. Once
week he gives reception at his magnificent rooms on
the Champs Elysees, and which is attended by the
Southern community, OF whom there probably be-
tween and three hundred in Paris and few French
sympathizss But he his friends not making the
slightest noise sxctsmsnt and the idoa OF any inter
the part Of the French government has lonl
since been abandoned.
Thurlow Weed returns to London to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
~~>~~>>0~>>~~>~~~>->>~>~~~~~
The Canada at Halifax with Two
Days Later News.
The Mails of the Norwegian and City
Of Baltimore in New York.
.~~>>~-~~~o-~~~~~
Our Paris and st. Petersburg
Correspondence.
The English Parliament on tho
Revolution in Naval Warfare.
Iron-Armored Vessels Against ''Wooden Walls
and Land PortifieationS.
-~~-~---->>-~~--~-~>~~>-
THE NEW WORKS AT SPITHEaD sUSPRNDRD.
THE FEELING IN FRANCE.
---~~~~--~~~->-~>>-~~~>~~
Russian Opinion Of American
Military Affairs.
Tho English Invasion Of Mexico
Olic;ally Abandoned.
---~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~>~
Capture Of the New York Packet Ship York.
town by a Rebel Privateer.
TRADE OF THE REBELS TO LIVERPOOL.
THE ENGLISH PRIZE RING,
&s., &s., ~.
Tho English Invasion Of Mexico
O1icially Abandoned.
capture Of the New York Packet Ship York
town by Rebel Privateer.
TRADE OF THE REBELS TO lIVERPOO
THE ENGLISH PRIZE RING
&s., &s., ~.

Tho steamship Canada, from Liverpool the 9th and
Queenstown the 9th Of April reached Halifax yester
day on her voyage to Boston. Her news is two days
later than that brought by the Norwegian at Portland
The English House Of Commons the 4th inst debated
the question toushing the relative value Of fortsatons
and floating batteries and resolutions adopted pro-
vidng for suspension Of the works spithead II will
shortly also consider the expedsncy OF empowering the
70 the money already voted for the forts
in the construction Of iron sheathed vessels
Consols closed lth inst at 93H 93X for money
BrsadstufA were quiet. Flour declining Provisions
quiet. American securities arm.
Our European files by the City Of Baltimore and Nor
wegian 10 the Sd Of April The papers contain
very interesting details Of the teesraphc reports Of the
news already published In the HnaAID.
The letters Of correspondents in Paris and a. Ps.
tsrsburg given today show that the great naval
luton effected by the battle between the Monitor and
Nerrimas the question Of the constructed Of ron.ar
mored navies resulting thsrefrom with tho and po
ltical from the United States engrosssd very
large share Of attention. the French and Russian capt.
tails.