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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Rebel defeated in South
Eastern Missouri-More
of Indian Massacre-Mys-
terious letter from Earl
Russell-Prisoners releas-
ed-Rebels from Maryland
to Virginia,

u
pert of the 18Th Illinois cavalry with 200
men, met body of Rebels $50 strong yes
terday, between Bloomfield aud Cape Girar-
dieu and alter fierce engagement routed
them. Thirty of their band were killed so
wounded and l6 taken prisoners. num-
Der of horses, several wagons, side-arms,
ammunition andtheir entire camp eqnippage
3 we're captured. The survivors scattered
through the woods and it is not probable
toey will again join together. Parties of
national troops thoroughly armed and
equipped for guerilla chasing are after other
bands. Gen. Blunt has probably before this
engaged Coffee's forces, provided the latter
gained sufficient courage to stop running
after forming junction with Rains forces
al Greeufeld.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 26.-The latest from
New Ulm is is up to Saturday night The
village is mostly burned up. An arrival
frum Crow Wing direct through brings the
intelligence thai HOle-in-ths-Dty the great
Cnippawa Cuief has issued Proclamation
that he would not be responsible for the
conduct OF the indians after Tuesday, warn
ing the whites 70 leave the country befoie
that lime.
Hole-iu-the- Day sends a commissioner to
commissioner Dole and Judge Cooper to
come up and make treaty.
The Chippewa agent, Walker, against
whom complaints have been made by the
Chippewas, is said to have commitred sui
eide in fit of insanity. The Chippewa
trouble following SO close on the Sioux
raid causes great alarm.
Major Fowler with 80 mounted men
made d Reconnaissance to fort RIdgley south
on the previous morning and returned to
St. Peters on the morning of the 26ih and
brought the bodies of some women killed
witain 20 miles of ST. Peters. He reports
the destruction of property is iucaicu-
liable. The Indians attacked New Jim on
Saturday. The tight continued until late
in the evening. Nothing has been heard
from them since. Gov. Sibley asks for a
full regiment TO be at once sent up armed
and equipped, aud thinks they shall, aud
still more will be needed before the Indians
are subdued. He thinks they will have
4,000 or 8, 900 warriors to meet sooner or
later. l.. A. Evans. mayor of St. Cloud,
writes to the Gov. that committee of reli-
able cItizeus which had been appointed to
visit the scene of the recent reported muir
ders had just returned. They had gone as
far as Paynesyille and bad found some
200 horses ia the vicinity and Norway
Lake murdere (.
Paynesville petitions the Gov. to send a
company TO protect their lives and property.
Ia Stearnes, Meeker and MonOngshAIa
Counties, many persons we're driven from
Their homes, leaving their crops but partially
harvested. Arrivals at this city from New
UIm, report the usual shocking scenes are
too horrible to recount
The Northeru part Of the State is ma
king earnest application for militery arms.
Dispatches from Col Sibey on the 2hth
says be arrived at ST.. Peters on the 22l and
has been actively engaged affJrdiug all the
aid possible to the beleaguered Villages.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25,h.-Brigadier Gen.
John p. Slough, has beeu appointed Military
Governor of Alexandria, Va.
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A EUTTERNUT EXPOSED RICH
CORRESPONDENCE e,

We take pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowing correspondence, not only in justice
to portion of The County officers of Posey,
who are loyal, but that the people may see
the character of those who are 'aboring
most zealouslyifor the Reorganization of the
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In The equitable ddjHsts.eta, and prompt Cash
lponse 20 losses, te PHOENIX stands pre-efniRentll
atfhe head Of its profession srhie ne stcRsre, prao.
fico and yt-cidss business system. Of local agencies 10
not eSceed ~ any similar corporation Il the worid
Insursncies solicrted aud policies issued and rs
newed in this leading Corps ration ct fair rates by
D. W. ExSszN, Rcsidens Agsnt,s
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 10Th, lee.

NHXFK.A WHITE WHEAT ri O UR
IL 20 bbls just received, and for sale at
febIl VICCEkY BIOS, ~ Main st.
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Announcement.
FoR sHERIFF.

We are authorized to euoourcs the name of
GEORGE woIFLIN as a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the cfice of Sheriff of vanderbur gh county
at the next October election.
EDIToR JOURNAL - Pleass announce NJ. T..
JOHNSON ss a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Nsnderburgh county ct the coming October
election.
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BS IA per cent. prerni-
UNI paid for Gold.
81 per cent. premium Paid
for Old Treasury Notes.
8 per cent. premium paid
for Silver.
SOUTHERN MONEY WANTED!
Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
bama, North and South Car
DINA and Louisiana money
wanted at the Savings Bank,
No. 4 First street. Highest
prices paid for Gold, Silver
and Old Treasury Notes. &c.
Merchants an1 Strangers
will fine it to their adv@n-
tago before selling to call at
the Savings Bank, 40. 4 First
street.
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d r.. EDIroE: Yen will please announce A. 7
Whittl sey, Fsq as a candidate for State Senator
from tho counties of Posey and yanderburgh at
the next Octeb,r election. in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards
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Mt. VEaN N, Tod Aug 23d, 1862.
EDIToR OF THE .EyASsvILLE JoURNAL"-
Dear Sir: The following correspondence ex-
plains itself; and as the paragraph which
was the subject If that correspondence, APP
peared in your paper, will you please pub
lish the same in justice to the County
Officers residing in Mt, Vernon.
Letter Of VIM p EasOn, Jos Showers and
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EOR TREAsuRrR.

Mr. FpIroR: Plesse snnounre my name q
candidate for tin office of County Treasurer at the
ensuing DC ober ,cton.
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NOTICE.

0kA JUhED Girl, sead n yeats, ran away nom
my house in Pgeob Township on the night CT
Saturday., Angus 5th. All persons are herel y
for bid to II ust hes my account. ~ lf
aug27d3t FRED. GOEDEOK 81.
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We are requested to announce the name OF LE-
ROY Ca. VERT a candidate fer re election to
the iic rfGeun Treasurer at the ensuing 0cto-
election in vanderburgh count.
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Court Notice,

sr.rr or rNnrGrA In the vsuderburgh
y, sAs-s,,,-h Is...' Circuit coTrt.
s'ehoefoursn county No. II.
October Term, 1862.
wnheimire Pfeiftr, .a
versus Divorce.
> Joseph Pfsifsr..
ar .zPPE.GRI.R-G RE..gREID.Gp,KT
III on fie in the office of the Clerk Of the Court
aforeead, that the above named defendant e net
a resident of tbs State Of Ind aua. Notice Of
the pvno ncy of the stove ebtitie action, (ths OBJ
isot Of with is oh tain divorced Is there fore
given 10 said Joseph Pfeifer, aod hat the same
viii sand for trial at the nt xt term Of tho Court
afor, said 70 be begun sud held at the Court House
n the city of Evansvl.e. in the county aud state
sfort said, on ths first Monday in Ociobe., A. d.
1851
Witness the clesk Of said Court. this ltk day Of
August, 1s6
LGUIs RICHTER, Clerk
Jsp.es e. Blythe and Charles T. Garsh, Plain
tifss Attorneys. ane5wsw
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS

yHvHEs NE " U.ATERE.a-<7 PLACE
a. il locai ed lat ON mile from the old french
Lick, formerly Kept by me, and 10 the best ntted
up pla OF the kind in the Stale, an contains the
best and gre. test assortment Of minsras WATER;
in fact TIE Springs are 90 vard In their medicin-
al qualiiies, that am enabled 20 trsat nearly all
/ Q diseases that desh is heir 70, With success
For those that ike - usen'ents nave ien-
Pima Billiards, and Shooting Gallery.
For further particulars, would reter 70 y. H
rsw. n. Al Cook, and 1r. Herniug, OF Evana.
vile Persons leayins EyAnssiiie wiil stop az the
aud Mr. wilson. who viii bring them TO this plaos
the sarne day f,g tes- Or. J. a. LANE,
sngs lwd Proprsssor
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27

FARrHEHPoINT, Aug. 26 BY the steamer
Hibernlan. which passed this point this
morning, we have received the following
highly interesting letter, written by Earl
Russell 10 reply 10 dispatch from Mr..
Seward
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SPECIAL TO TIE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 have news
from Richmond up to the 9th inst Lee
arrived there about two weeks ago and
has been there ever since. He has re-
sumed is,position as General comman-
der-in-chief and acts as military adviser
to the War Department.
Gen. Joe Johnston succeeds Lee to
the active command of the rebel armies
north of Richmond, and now has his
headquarters at Culpepper. -.s.
Gen. Stonewall Jackson's corps has
been increased to $4,000 men,, ,...
The advance Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac was known in Richmond and the
situation we'll understood. .- e..tt
The rebel plan of operation was said
TO be to mass their forces on the Kappa
hammock, and then fight the greatest bat
tie OF the war. & VTEU EFI VEfI.
The New Merrimac is completed, anC
has been below Fort Darling for sevefa
days, with steam up and her full compile
ment and crew aboard She is ready fol
fight, and may be expected at tn,
mouth Of James River at any, moment
She passed the distractions in James
River coming down, but, owing to the
perilous navigation, it is impossible fol
her to get back to Richmond. -
If worsted in an encounter, with oui
navy, she can only seek protection under
he guns of Fort Darling. -. 't',
Officers in the rebel service have beer
detached by the Richmond War Depart
ment to carry on contraband trade fo
heir Government between Baltimor,
and Richmond. En- @ t.-'e f,
Fifteen hundred pounds of quinine
one hundred offnlminsting powder, an,
.wo million percussion caps lately RAJ
he blockade of the Potomac, in posses
zion Of these parties. - --.'.
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Another vnlunble Prtxe.

BALTIMoRE, Nov. ia letter from a
son of Mr.. Fulton, editor of the Balti-
more American, dated at Pensacola, on
board the Hartford, Oct 29th, says: that
Che Z. S. steamer Montgomery came in
this morning with a fine side-wheel
steamer asa prize, loaded with NUM-
tons of war, which she cought about IF
ty miles off Mobile after chase of seven
hours. She was originally called Ari-
IONA, but was changed to Caroline y
She was commanded by Capt. Forbes
of New Orleans, formally Of Amberg,
N.F
She halls from Havana. When over
hauled her crew commenced to throw
overheard the arms on board, &C., but
they did not succeed with making away
with many. ~
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE. 80
Exclusively for the Journal.
--NEL- . - 7---------
DISPATCHES.
General dBurnsidels Address to his
Troops. e. -
Gen. Hooker takes Command OF Fitz
John POrtef'S Army. q
GEN. SCHENCK suPERCEDEs WOOL.
GeneraI Butler Using the Negroes.
DASHING CATALRY Exploit
Burnside's Address.
Headquarters ARMY OF PoToNAC,
= 7 5Novarol,ar 10 - Z

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroNAC, ,
- November TO- 80
The following order was issued by Gen.
Burnside on taking command of the
army: U9gSl<fF syGESsJ m ~
In accordapce with Gen, ORDERS No,
1S2, issued by the President OF the Unit
ed States, Thereby assume command Of
the armygof the Potomac. Patriotism
and the exercise, of my every. energy in
the direction Of this army, aided by the
full and hearty cooperation Oflits otfi-
GERS and men, will 4 hope, under the
blessing Of God, insure its success
Having.been a sharer 0fsthe priSations
and q witness of the bravery OF the. old
army of the. Potomac in the MARYLAND
campaign, ana fuzzy identified with them
in their respect and esteem for General
Mcclellan, entertained through q long
and most friendly association with him,
1 feel that his not as a stranger that |
assume command -9LfffT T2Lyorl(
To the 9th army corps, so long and so
intimately connected with me, / need
say nothing Our histories are Identical
With diifdence for myself but with a
proud confidence in the answering 10y
atty and determination Of the gallant
army now entrusted to my care, accept
its control with the steadfast assurance
that the Just cause must prevail -Lv
(Signed,) A. E. BURNSIDE. ~
Mai. Gen. Com 'ng.
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Now York specIals.
Especial 70 the Tribune. i

lopcCNAA " = W 4 7
WAsHINGToN, November 10-Geperal
Schenck has been designated as the sue
cessor of Maj. Gen. WOOL and will, proba-
bly, be we'll enough to leave for his post
within dayor two. 10 NseoIllgYO
A private letter. from. New Orleans
says General Butler has recently taken
possessionsof twoslarge plantations near
that city and has transported, o large
number of loysf blacks therefor active
service.
The number of fugitive blacks in the
Department of the Gulf is increasing at
a rapid rate bdtby employing them in
this way, says the writer, paying them
small wages and charging them for their
clothes, the Government will be fully re-
imbursed for any expense that it may
have been put to- sry-
Normanwiard, mhoasaperintended the
fitting out of the Burnside expedition, is
doing the same for the Banks expedit-
ion He leaves for New York tomorrow.
Major Don Piatt has been appointed
Judge Advocate of the Court of Inquiry,
about to assemble at Cincinnati to 'exs
anime the case ofGens Buell. 4 - MN
shed lustre on orr volunteer cavalry, oe-
Cured on Sunday morning at Fredericks-
burg. ~ 40 ~ - -
Captain Z. Dahlgren, of Gen. Sigels
staff, with 60 of the Sd Indiana Cavalry
and a small detachment Of the 9th Ohio
Cavalry dashed into -FTedericksburg ear
ly in the morning where they found eight
companies ofVirginia cavalry. Without
giving the enemy time to form, Captain
Dahlgren fell upon them with sixty of his
men and desperate hand to hand fight
ensued lasting three hoprs, when the reb-
els were routed ma V9QLT
Captain Dahlgren lost only one man
killed an | three nrissinls 2lsf (SHy<ss,
Our mep returned safely on Sunday
night, bringing SO prisoners with theft
horses, Announcements, and two wagons
loaded with army clothing.
Heavy firing was heard on Sunday al
SigePs Headquarters ip the direction Of
the Rappahannoel1which ledfto the be
lief that Pleasanton and Stuart were al
1t again. sfisf2fb 4 = T9IAJC@T ,
At night it was ,rumored thai, Pleasan-
ton had driven the rebels of.
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SITUATION OF the Armies.

WAshISGToN, Nov l1.-Accoun4s from
Manassas Junction to-day say the rail-
road IS in good order from Catlett's to
Warrenton Junction, including the Cedar
Run Bridge, and all the way up to Rap
yahannock Station.
- Contrabands coming into our lines re-
port Longstreet in command of the rebel
forces at Culpepper, and that Lee, who
commands the whole army, has his head
quarters there They say that Gen. A. p
Hills force continues with Stonewall
Jackson's, somewhere in the Valley, and
that Longstreet's forces and others at
CulPepper were thrown there 10 prevent
the Union army from gettins between
the main body Of the rebel army and
Richmond.
Scouts from Ashby's and Smokers
Gaps yesterday, reported the rebel pick
cts at both places, and Union lady sent
to our lines under flag of truce says
Gen. Hill was, two days before, lying on
the other side of the Gap. tfaI
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Financial.

Z WASHINGTON, Nov 10-Proposals for
about $l3, 100000 of 7 $40 bonds in ex-
( change for legal tender nofesrwal be
opened on Monday, the 17th inst at the
Treasury Department at noon, up to
which time they will be received. The
: bonds offered are those not yet disposed
- of at the date of October l, 1861.
The interestwM runsfrom8he dates OF
!. deposites, unless successful bidders pre-
fer to pay accrued interest from Oct /,
1852, on current coupons, in coin to be
reimbursed at its maturity.
2 Bidders must deposit with some Assist
sant Treasurer Topper Gent. of the amount
Offered, and forward with their bids the
certificate of such deposit.
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WAsHINGToN Novemberl lG-4AFpliea-
tons have been made for three more
Maine regiments to join Gen. Banks ex-
petition.
p 9Advices have been received here from
our squadron on the coast of Texas, by
which it appears that while aacol1piel Of
vessels remained at Galveston others
have gone on towards the Rio Grande.
Up teOctober 10th, no troops had arriv-
ed to follow up the naval success, and
while the rebels held the country around
Galveston and frequently made incnr-
sions into the city at night, yet the peo-
pie of the city hocked down to the wharves
to be protected from the rebel soldiery.
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From the Texas Coast.

e WASHINGTON, Now 1ls-The Depart
ment has received voluminous dispatches
from Rear Admiral Farragnt, dated Mo-
bile Bay, October 10Th.
AFTER stating that Galveston, Corpus
Christi, Sabine city, and the adjacent wa
tiers are now in our possession, he says
short time ago sent down the coast
OF, Texas volunteer Lieut. -J-M--ket-
ridge, with the bark Arthur T. Little,
steamer Sachem, and a launch, with
which force he said he could take Cor
pus Christi and the waters adjacent,
whence we heard of SO many small crafts
running to Havana.
/ HE sncceededSery vel, took the place,
made many captures, and compelled the
enemy to burn several vessels.
( But on one, occasion ventuings on
shore with his small boat, he was. sur
rounded and taken prisoner, and carried
to Hodston, where they paroleds him on
condition that he should go North and
not serve again untitreguIary exchanged.
Inext sent the Kensington, Acting Mas
! ter Croker commandiRg,-v with the
Rachel Seaman and launch with, a
Y HOWlUDeT To- OhOAuc OoS. -4ACf tOO1 SUI
I decided wehl bsbG I- S3H8Iu 5G
I He found atthe Barone of the mortar
yschooners, the Henry James, Acting Mas
ter Pennington commanding, whom he
asked to take part with him, which he
did; and according to Acting Master
,lCroekers report, performed his duty
with great credit, They took the Fort and
! are still going ahead finely, having taken
several prizes, one of which arrived here
| yesterday with dispatches. , DESC DO
~ j next sent commander Renshaw with
the gunboats Owasco, Harriet Lane,
4 clifton and Westfeld to take Galveston,
I which he did in the shortest time and
1bwithout the loss Of man. aHk1.
1t appears that the first shot from, the
i Owaseo, exploded directly over the heads
of the men at and around the big gun
their main reliafce, and the men left
| A flag oftrace was hoisted and the
lpreliminaries arranged for surrender,
which tookypiaee on the 9Th inst ri
Y Corpus Christi and the adjacent waters
are held by the Sachen and other small
vessels. * % q 4 aHs 70 SIfA
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New YORK, Nov. 1t,4washington
specials state that the wagon bridge over
the RappahsnRock Q. WaterloeS was
burned by the rebels as they fetreateaa
: before Burnsides advance 1t vas1 ,0Qe
feet long. A few days will be required
: to put the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
3 road in running order The weather OF
= unseasonably cold with two inches is
: snew, but the general health Of the army
r is excellent
; The rebels it becomes evident will
r make no important stand this side OF
:. Gordoasville.
A reconnaissance made Saturday
: morning by Doubleday s. division WHICH
; crossed the riHersAt Waterloo, explpred
the countryaz miIesbeyondk the lEiveE
2 encountering the enemy in small force
: routing them and capturing two common
81 and several prisoners.
g Gen. Summers old corps reached War
trenton Saturday.
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Oficial from Rear Admiral Farragut.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
Operations on the Coast Of Texas.
INTERESTING FROM NASHVILLE.
IN. Roseer.r. a Nashtille.

Gen. EkOsocraNS mt NashYkAIc. =
[spsslal to the rTribune.l O 3
y NAsHyILLE, Nov. IE-Gen. RosecrAns
and staff arrived last night, having left
Bowling Green at 6 o'clock that morning
on train to- Mitchellville. making the
remainder ofsthe trip on horseback with
out interruption from guerrillas.- a
The forests are blazing along the
greater portion of the route, and many
houses have been bruned The country
looks. painfully desolate. The iuhabi-
tai Is forage and stock are nearly all gone.
The reports about the starving SITUATION
of Nashville are fanciful About $4,000
bushels of corn and other substausials
were in store whenzMeCooks corps 'arri-
ved.y/I - =
The recent attack of the enemy was q
Reconnaissance, and a feint to enable
IMorgan's gneErillas to destroy the rail-
road bridge We lost about thirty killed
and wounded = McCook has driven most
I Of Che rebel guerrillas clear back from
Getty. IL e
, : The enemysis still in considerable
force at Murfreesboro, but is retreating
beyond the Tennessee river, destroying
everything as they retire. -
A supply train of one hundred wagons
arrived from Mitchellsville last night =
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THANKSGIVING Day.

5-o TNDlANArso5LIs, Nov. 1.-THE Cover
cor has appointed the 9th inst. as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Military operations here continue quite
active. Several regiments have gone
forward within the last few days to the
seat of war.
q Gov. Morton returned from Washing
ton tonight, after an absence of two
weeks. He1speaksIyef5 epcouragingb
OF the future war operations. He brings
large amount Of small notes and postal
currency for distribution.
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Haul OF counterfeiting Apparatus.


New YORK, Nov 1.-THE greatest
haul of ceunterfeitips apparstusb reeov-
cred for years was made to-day. The
authorities succeeded in arresting a man
named George White, fifty years of age,
whose place of business was SO Cedar
Street, New York, under the assumed
name Of I. H. BentleyodaG Co White
was.formerly employed by the American
Bank Note Company.
All paraphernalia for the counterfeit
ing business was secured. The finished
plates and vignettes, as well as those in
process of engraving, betray master
workman.
The finished plates secured were on
New York, Rhode Island, and Connect
cut banks.
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New York, Nov. 1.-THE Secretary
of the Treasury is borrowing money to-
4 day Of the New York banks 10 pay the
Army Of the Potomac. The money will
be replaced by the sale of $40 bonds
at present advertised. {.
Il Rev. Morgan Dix, son of Gen. Dix
was to-day chosen Rector of Trinity
Church, vice DIR. Berrian, deceased.
Gen. Fremont arrived here yesterday
aThe Post says he is about to visit Wash
ington. Z I = - Dn&
., We are not able to say that the rumor
lis true that he has been called there by
he President
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Late from the southern Coast.

FoRT MeSRoE;gNoH l0!s+The mail
steamer Rhode Island arrived from the
Gulf to-day. She reports all quiet at
New Orleans, Mobile and Hilton Head
She brings large mail, but no news.
q The Monitor came into Hampton
Rhodes to-day at noon. Of ( ilas = 1