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with the additional story that Major-Gen. Curtii
and Col. Fitch had left Helena with fifty Thousand
troops to meet the foe. All this Is the pIrsst fabr
cation.
Geo. Curtis is rtl at Cairo, in telegrAphie commu'
nicaiion with the military authorities NJ Washing
toll, and Commodore Davis is along with him. 10
day our energetic and capable Assistant Aajn'ant'
General Major II. Il. Cuitis, goes up The river 10
On Ut Gen. Curtis and biz party OF their rstnrn.
Part If the gnnbo,t flee. went down the r1ver 70
the mouth of the White River, day before yestor-
dsy, aud up the latter river a short distance, from
which they are now returning The White River ID
too low for navigation, aad no force of the enemy
wHs any where seen.
Everything is quiet bereabout. The amy is IN
good h-nltb and ready Ut any time for actlve ser
vice. Tho weather ia very hot, bnt e ACTIVITY of
our troops, their scouiing, skirnaiing and chang
ing OF camp grounds keep them well.
Contisbapds cohtiGne coming 10 US, and VIII DO
Employed ia the amy TO the extent NJ oar caisdty
20 nse t,em The conrse Of Gen. Quits IN REGARD
10 lis ciass Of persens Is regarded as humane ana
wi,e. He gives TO all slaves of Rebels who have
been employed aid the Rebellion, heir free
rarery, employs as many Of them N ho can, and Is
not upfavorably disposed 10 organizing them INTO
s,yirnents whenever the Government AT Washington
Will give it, sanction.
He bus conceived favorable opinion Of their ca
pacity for freeiom and her ability 10 become sue
cessiul ard brave soldiers urdor competent COM
msnders end only awaits the time when they may
lie efficiently organized 10 assist in quelrB TINS
atrocious Rebellion. GuiLDERr.
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fore obhQed to Lease and hold tie property TIL the
owner return.
To render the affair still more aQQravstpg, Seces
tiouists wbc remain here ara nndstur,ed; and sbu'
: ators preeeut are treated lar better raa IVY
men absent. This ia simply hIunder and is there
fore without remedy and hence worse than q crime
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC OPENED.
The days of " Risky rule have been passed; drunk
an citizen, and reoling soldiers Ia the streefe, nu
merous arrests, or long police reports, bar'Soou
fxbts, sad wives aud frightened children are 10
OF the evidence. OF tho Improperly OF the 0rcSF'
Already two citizens uDd soldier have been shot.
USPROFITABLE fiNhNCiEhIAG.
The city an, horities wers advised by Gen. Sher'
man to inrroase the police force aud levy nm aldi'
tioueI tax To dsiray the expenses. Aco"lGh,eiy,
drDsng ssioon pays the city so per r99h'h Ior .ne
privilege OF making men drunk, and Inc ci'y Pays
i've police men $40 monh topreysnt the druusen
men from doing mischief. sobri-ty has become III
oxlc.ed, orJer has gone into disorder, ana io'e's
OF money rule.
II another Picay me" Bntler can be fcnnd in The
land this IL n field whepeia he might LABOR WITH
Prohs.
THE FosrIFiCATf0Ns.
Heavy srlns are being placed in position n the
new foriihcatons al Fors Pickering. and II bragg
does nor s0op come here he will find WORK for
larger force than he is able to command.
TIE EyEMY's MOVEMENTS.
Reports from Mississippi represent Gen. VIM
T. q A
S,rinJs. with ) coo troops. Tue army collected at
Tnpeio was ll.. week breaking eaup sad moving
uorthwrrd. The ides OF re,skiDg Memphis has ben
abandoned for Tie present; but Nashville, IL IL sa'''
musi fall very son.
BUILDING RAILROADS.
Samuel Late, the runaway Rebel President OF tue
Memphis and Cha, !e.Ion Railroad; 10 ut presen' en-
.nged in building road nom IA ridlan, on the
Mobile uId Ohio Road, 10 Selma, on the AiaohMa
Riv.r q dist ,nco of about 20 mice The OBJECT OF
this ROAD IL will 10 az "a glance. IA 10 proVie
against he capture OF MOBILE, aud 80 keep open rii
road communication 10 geeu the hssissipii valley
and the Atlantic States, after the MOBILE Tout' SIah
lie in the hands Of the iaiional fofces.
THE WEATHER.
The three dayt ju-t past are said to be me notte"
exceri- need by the olde., inhabitants 10 Moiophit.
The mercury Indicated from 1907 TO 100 r;
Whether whI.ky punches and brandy fmasnes "a"
.nv aHec, on the temperaturs il not reported
though thar more were struck Dy these IMAM "
the sun is ye.y evident. '' k D.
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ANRIc.Ss ABnoAD.-Th. following ere the
names Of Ito Americans res stored at Gun 4 Cor
American ana General Agency and Reading ROOM
No 10 SsanA London, W. G., Eng, tor the week
snding Aug.2. 1862:
HudsSn q. Woli Now-York, Robert j. Baresnr A0 ~
Ballard Geo H. johnson, Boston, the Kew u tsn ,'
T. L. Bailey IT, Now ork; {. Pit, Maine; liaT@
PlSladelphia s. a. Main new io,k James L. m ap.Ss
Boston; Stephen Climber, Philadelphia ~ "mppFr
n.eue n h. Asa Cu,hnsn. Proyiiencc n l. 80. r
ene Chicago J. 5. iiAser A. NJ uIllns Sg n Ns,i.oa.
Isw York, r h Jensins Louisville, KY Pmmys New
Yors T. " Pnit wOrec.er Mas Ms Me- ~ 4 N,sTos.
W,,n Ra. W,st lndir,, Rev W 30 toa aud wilc hey'
~ r sabiae Rev " s. BSarmsn NsM s,ss III, maY y
Watson Pittsburgh Pa ChaN Mayo y'lpneo '"' -
John.on Chss Ea.tmeed PoushAerpsie W. L.
.-F.orx ia dull wax,r !, aal.
hn, nnc,,nsrJ Whir 81 4O9 81 ~ Red. 81 za~sn's
rsovslcS, srs quiet; Mes Posk. gHsSIi - "a"A'
Dali q. 3la 10.
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Col Dan. McCook, when he read the dispatch
announcing his brothers murder, an eyewitness
SAWS. even in the agony of bereavement bis thoughts
could not be resrslDed from the iJea Of wr-sA,ng
terrible vengeance on the coNaFdiy .seassihs WHO
could murder his brother while alone ami PROSTATE
in sickness; and through bis grinding teeth came
the stern resolve: OH never take ggosasr !setes
prisoner as long as God gives ne breath.'
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w,rs County has sssdy furnished her dfst quota and IN
.seonS .%snS and ahies win r,i,.d ' n.oe
ssry From old Bucks We also have . good account, and
ndpe from state OF affairs do think thai
VIII have be resorted In either Of thsss cosn
From wyausipg, Bradford County, Pa, We learn
that III volunteers have been enrolled during tho
ps.t week under the first call for 300 900 from the
towns of Terry and Wyaluaing. This has been
mainly through TIE exertioDs OF the Rev. q. w.
Jackson, who expects TO be captain Of the company.
OHIO.
The ladies' Of the Eighth Ward Of Cincinnati are
inc .faiigsbs in their efforts H. hasten recruiting
few evenings sso several " Bce yoHag mon, VINO
are too dauty 90 the service OF telr coontrY
were invited to social party ia tie Elgbth ward
recruiting officer was present. and, backed oy TAG
suI,es Of the ladies, he invited each 0l tnon 70
enlist They refos.j. The'eupon each was pres
euted with a hoou.skirt, and politely shown 10 the
street. Il was by nst zach measures that the women
vi the South srurfed on the ligsards to the NED.
INDIANA.
Indiane has Der regiments nearly full, az follows;
s s 5 a.<S.; G Ss s ~ b. FL G
i er cycsnd 100 over; 7oa S,o a., 20 over .s
00.t-ini 75ih gp94co over i2th, soD-oid res'me1s
Id sotold l-gim.nt. The eayay rosi'oent IS ni a.o
EIgut regiments are full, wish surplus OF l,2o).
The other six p gimenfs will be full this week
Tux EEw-EsGLAsD RsLTry Rooss.-An IN
founded report has been circulated that tie New
England Relief Rooms were about TO be closed. This
report has in sons instances prevented she receipt OF
donations designed for thr institution. The rooms
are ,t open, and will be kept open until the close
Of the wu for tho relief Of sick and wounded aud
distressed soldiers whether from New-Ena land or
any other part of the loyal States. An average OF
30 meu per day receive the benefit OF this Assosia~
ton Letters Of thanks often sen. from soldiers
and their relatives for the aid received by Ills ns'tu-
ton The lade. will gratefully receive any donations
designed for the beneit Of our sick and wounded
soldiers.
NAyAI.-The United States steamer Crusader,
Charles II. Cushman Lieutenant Commanding, Port
Royal Aug 10, came to this port on THURSDAY morn.
ing for repairs The following % her list OF
officers:
Lieutenant, Commanding Cbshes II. Cusbmsn
Actitz A,,i.tsnt sarseoB--Join IL H. Brsnsrall
Acting Pay u.gster-l. McCsIry Browcr.
hcsisz M.ser-P. ID. McDou,sl.
p.yniss,er, Cislt-Hy. l.. Tss lor
Surrson'. Stew aId--JUiiu. Koch.
Actinr Thi.i Assistant Eng n-er-P o. Br.zhsnlaa. -
ACTIN sin.tsI'. Mstes-G. W. k-son henr, fsxsoua Al
hertlt
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FROM MEMPHIS.

GuerriIlns in Arhnnsns-Tw0 Hundred
Bales Of Cotton Snntcbed from Tho
Finmcs-MRi. Ward for tho Union
NniisnsI Kulc In Menphis-A sfrin-
gent Policy Nrsced-Trndo with the
Enemy - Seizure OF Proporsy-Novo-
n,rn,. Of the Encmy-Ncw kniIrond i'm
The South.
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NIyAL.-The United States steamer Crusader.
Charles II. Cushman Lieutenant Commanding, Port
Royal Aug 10, came to this port on thursday morn
ing for repairs The following % her list OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
A Rebel Lieuiennnf writes his Uncle OF the
EIonri.bina Condition Of the Rebel
Army 1T Chnttanooga-Lestcr Of Low
lag Husband TO Eis Wile-A Brigade
stseLed tscir Arms for wnni Of Pay.

From o.. Special Correspondence ,.o.
send another instalmeut Of The captured Rebel
correspondence, taken between here and Little
Rock which conveys some iac,s Of interest, and
much that il curiOns aud ELlos,ug as tsese letters
were never intended to meet the public eye, and
deal partly ia domestic matiois, have suppressed
the name. Of the ~riteIs from delicaie regard to
their feelngs Rebels though hey be, ior 1t 10 evil
dent ihey have human affections and sympathiee,
and tev may have kindred ard friends IN tie North
ern States.
REBEL LIEUTENANT TO HIS UHcLK AT LITTLE
ROCK, ARK.
CAxP NEAR CHATTANOOGA. July 10 1869.
DIAN UNcLy: Having al opportunity II sending
letter direct 20 Little Rock thou ht would write snd iet
yon know how am getting along Wcsre csmped "ithin
mile and hall Of tbtaro0ga aud lave good camping
place snd excellent The latter is quito teat " -
stef drinking the about GoIinih snd TgIeo. The
hssh OF ouT army improves dsi siacs arrived here.
expect we viii b. stationed here time Yesterday u
reported IN camp tia, Cen ue s1ysDcrg and that
cor advance guard hsa hg, with bis d, not credit any
thu bear relating the army Nos Dythiog
want =, ovided you just hint IL.
was very Inven pleased With my trip through Mississippi
Alabama and Georgia The people Stat. very
patriotic especially the ladies Tnsy were at every station
n fact all Along N. road cheering sying their hand
kercLes They the Akansas troops better spirits
they have O ne i,ua e. "a good
" sysg,r aJ0oyd Of them.
Our army 10 Ia q houri.hins condition They are tl armed
with tho improved gun. Our Regiment yesterday .rIn.d
with the Enned ride, tho finest In the service n0p
Us can pIay al tong i0r Nth ne Feds
Tho remainder OF the letter relates TO matters Of
no Inierest, and is omitted.
LOVING LIEUTENANT TO HIS WIFE.
TCopied verbatim et lterstn
CASP MAY Near Cbstanoogs, Tenn July 18th 1902
DrAB WTE. l have another oPeFtunily Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Captured Rebel rreepondenee--T.etfers Of
Gen. IT. &. zindman TO Gca. Bragg and
Che Confederate War Depnrtr,ent-Lct-
tiers OF Hrig.-<:en. Albert Pike - Gen.
Hindmnn, and his Res guaiion TO Je9.
Davis-Discouraging state OF Affairs IN
rows Of Albert Pike.
from Our Special CoTr,spOhisnt
HRIysA, ArS., tug 9, l5e9.
Since the arrival OF Gen. Curtis's army at This
place considerable bodies Of troops have been kept
~ points within circn Of 20 miles, and an expedi-
zion h,s been made up the 81. Francis River. In two
we have captured the Rebel mail pacing to
and fro between Lyle Rock and the army of Gen.
Bragg, east OF the Mississippi. Several Of the letters
reveal important Information, and will BE- read with
i,teres'. The two following are IRON BTig Ten
T. T.. Hindmsn. commanding the Rebel army IN
Arkansas, 10 Maj. G. W. Brent, Chief OF Slaf,
headquarters Western Department, Iugeio, Mrs.,
dated July -, 1862:
GEN. HSDnAs TO MAJOR BBEsT.
HBADoUAETEHs TEArs-MissuTryI Dis1Kic1,
LITTLE Rock. All. July 10, 1852
mAsoE; have now ut different camps Of nstucon 10
AIkshsAs, ard on the march 70 them thirty t regiments of
the Ofthese not three tboussnd are AIRED
In North Louisi4ns have three l regiments unsmed
In hssoah si1 'o egHsnss forming for which have
1p the Indian Country there are four "a or Gvs M yeri
sneDts whose srms are worth
have ysbered up by purchase aud nprsssnsut about all
thousand guns BE- obtained or those tia, tsys
sally sbou. eight hundred $500 vsusk tho basnoo be
Srot guns and common niles ~ Odd. n
fs'Von's 70 ny pfsvi0as appeal fss GH, Gen. B.aure
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STRINGENT RULE.

To Col. slpcks open.hGuded, short "cni-oii
policy, " hich was working wonders for the caufe,
were added tie excellent orders Of Grant and
Hovey; The flint seudng from the city the families
OF ali off mud sJscnt ciiIeus holoing ale glance
10 the ,o-cled Confederate States, and The noc"pd
requiring all nal, rs.denis or sojOurners within
The lits of tue city, between the ages Of and ~
To take the oath Of allegiance to ~. Uni,ed Slat,s
Goyerumen, OF leave. Alter the execution Of thes.
dem, communication with the enemy WAS eeltOn
.po hal. dOu.. SecessiOnisi- were silent, and
Union rcioiccd. All ielt th.. We had Cow
ernmru,, and even our enemies wore forced 10 re-
spect IT..
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oSie lebt Se9cnpdrtt9 bei Der Sttefmutter
felt lte aus Der 9enOn 3urif 1T, Elm brapes
1Gmudes 5rduletrt, etrpas launtf6 uno eiaenz
wtllig, bate 1Acn manAe quite @artbie ma6en
fSrtuen pet8t aber ale 6reter al, bic es, tpte
lte Ia9t, m,tr auf tbr @elb abgeleben 9aben.
SOmmers retSts iie setpSbnlt9 nit elmer alien
Dame, uno. g8inters tpp9nt lie sutpeilen In
6ranffurt BET etner alten 6reunptn tbrer Niut@
ter"
n8itte, tbetlen @ie mir NIT, mas sic 1cn1t
no9 iiber pts 5amtlte pilien!" iaste 8eb.
SD erfabre BON Sbnen 3uperldlf9ereS, als
mas mein SreunO GeinbOlD peiB,"
SD bin feline Slatibbale, meiu 6frr," (a5=
te Der 6Srfer; uunp i'd bin tpett entfernt, mid
tn pte Wn9eIs9enbettan meiner 8roOberren 3tt
legsn, aber tA trcqte, tb f6nnts Retnbpto al
les agen, mas iA Soa Der 6amilie petB. Se5
Ben Ste, man balt 6tduetn Sulien bier fef
neil Der tange MOrig aus paris ertpartst
ptrO, Ger Ite beiratben oa, unp pa tpitrDe mid
Das arme 8rGmletn pauern."
(8UrtieBun9 fOl9t)
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Deu 10 beIiebeu @er9n9n98Ort bat Der llnterSene,t
IbrnOwue o rlaubt m biernt bas beatiGe YubIitum
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Welel aftm, pele eeOnnen fns au Mrinstpn pic 9ttcs
@rcronen Coer prirate eltetten abubae eralted BIT
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IS mirb mein Befreben n, bitten 10 beb,eu plat in
rSeter 3ett weper ra ruberer e e ber5uIelen nas
trRaIn8en Spee &c fir aLt anb Sung eiurien, 10 BAT
rltn9tDn neb einsr berFl6en Sage ben gGttr abnEee
benz aSse5et9neten 8runnei aud allen anoeen bLsen Nn
crcerun9ea entlpr9t Carl 80d.
NSabin9tcr, .. 9. Suits
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pennnlrantasApenur, @de Der 134 Gtrabe,
Dem ceutf@en Ynblitum erlauben mir lns Die ergfben
Insei9e 81 en-, oab mir l. NOpenbet pas obegcnennt
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50 sumner uno 1T III dc oeutlder 9ee e,seritet Oart
oe GET gSo. gpeiien mad Der 8ate Oher Sabe epct. Nu
pirb aH benz 3iumer ierort. ff aN $40
gS mr6 nen 8etreben en, n,etnen msrtbetg @6aen all
Scquemliteit au tieten nb a slnprie su bsbigen be
uan an Elm 8utes 1Ctei MAIDEN tanit. St25s
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gseo BEG tSnts&en GDnesuma gDunbdrstt tn HrntSn
@raoHtrter neS bsr erfen met;ntfeu gCts Der Der aa.
sea Der ben ssten Eb nef eebens ben bpptdIeru rru
EDnoOn Warts %hdbepta uub Stdhtsu snaebrot bo
s er Tnnberbdrhen Senneeu Druenbet BON htnen bk O.
tpt~ts Der 4ttbn wett nnjdbltS eeibnb bic au OpeuaE
lta Weroottt Hne aneercn RrGntbtttru Aten Ct o. eu
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O$pr;nuns IN g8aI6instcu, .. G., i'm Deutlde Iud-
CStSu"U1 WeiIunSSs8areau, Go. 5lI. 9. ctr na6e
Benl. Mpenue. Deut DE Dtab&en fur &G6nnen, Stuben
uao SinSermdeen pnfisen &been anterifamti&en
nne oentlen Santlien nit anS8einetem 9uten 9pbn tub
tOglst3 81 baben; aud fur arbetlu&noe iun9e 9eue nb
Stelen pcrban6en Na9rage -
Sptl2S tl 81. $. NiIIer.
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rsroen IN eber Dele In Der arsefen 3et- unb sp bert
ota9nen Ereea geeert wtaSCSns un6 ytotenba@er 70.
pe eoe aft Sbltotbtnbad. perben in Der iGSnfen unb
Saerpattelten QDeiie sebtnben Saer unc Sr0@iren fir
MlOc'attcnsn merben duf'S i9neltte beicrst.
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Sn ben trtiGea, cnit'9en 2eoib!
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Ytet Die 9ut gum onlnlel idaut!
Der Yad 1T nun lpteoer r cas- Eubiitam 9e0ilnet, une
miro Der unerSet6nete eS ftp an9ee9en ein as,l nl ald
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3weI ausSeSebnete Ne9elbobnen, SGteBlanb, @6alteu
n No. teben ernsr ur nterpaltuns DaRen uuD srren
berett.
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Die Ride wirp tetS baS Bette nnb aHe 0eicaesn oer goipu
lleiern. ,-"A .ts t.+t "a'ft
So Seben SDnna3 Ga9mittas:
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Ynblttua tsin Ger9ntle aeit0rt merbe farm. SnltIs
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4reileu bieten.
Der Preis fiir 5iusmer nit ben befeu gettsn in
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per Gag so @tS.
PET 2Bo9e Dollars. a
per Wfonat 10 Dollars. t,
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