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THE SEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEW YORK SEMi-WEEKIY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents of No. 1876 August 6 l.
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Tie Great War Meeting
IN Washington, Gov. spfsgue's Order The Re-
Spouse Of the People. The Rebel Strength How
Not to DO IL; Monsieur Ton.on Com. Again ;
FIJI From Western America, Cansda; PcIsecu-
ZION Of Negroes: The North aud the South
Letter 90 John L.. OSu!lyan I he HIou,es for
RebellloD-Fins Letter to John L. osuiivani A
Horror al Sea; Can 1t Net be Done Getting II
cited; Gen Hunters Logic Treason at Home
Editorial Paragraphs.
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
nI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..THE NINE MONTHS MILITIA.
v..GREAT WAR MEETING AT WASHINGTON.
Spirited Resolutions and Eloquent Speeches
vI..FROM WASHINGTON. Special Di.?.icbe. to
The y Tribune.
vII..IMPoRTANT FROM TENNESSEE: occupuson
Of Acknowledgements Of Guerrilla
VIII. FROM GEN POPE's ARMY; Seven Bush~hAei.
ers and kify Cattle Captured by our Scouts.
Ix..THE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST: Jefferson
1hompson Defeated near Memphis.
X..LETTERS PROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPONDENTS WITH THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC
X..oUR ARMY IN CENTRAL TENNESSEE: Ar.
rest Of II Distinguished Rebel
U..RECRUITING
XIlI..wHAT TENNESSEE PATRIOTS THINK OF
Thh INDIANAPOLIS CoPPERhEAD CON
VENTION.
xIv..FRoM NORFOLK: Correspondence Of tn. N Y
Tribune
Xv..IMPORT.NT PROPOSITION TO THE SEC
KETARY OF WAR: A Colorsd Brigade for Ser.
vice in the South, A Pau Of Campaign Described.
XVI. REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT CON
TRACT Committee
XvH..wE OUGHT TO DRAFT: All the New Recruit.
Should go into the Ola Regiments; Raise the Old
Regiments to | 500; Take Officers for New Rrgi.
nent. from the Ranks of the Old Soldiers no
longer TO be 5 rvsl,s 10 Ofhcers; Arm tho Slsvos.
Correspondence u The N. Y. Tribune.
XVIII FROM GEN. GRANTS DEPARTMENT; Core.
spondeBce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XIX..FRoM MEMPHIS Correspondence OF The N. Y.
Tribune.
Xxx. INTERESTING FROM CURTIss ARMY: Cor.
respondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
XXI. FROM KENTUCKY: Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
XXII..FROM GEN. MCCLELLANs ARMY; Attack on
the Army Furious BOmDHdment by the H. bel
Batteries; Our Army and Navy Taken by Sur.
pnse and at their Mercy Tor Nearly All Hour
Rapid Firing BY the Rebels List Of Killed and
Wounded.
XIII. FROM FORTRESS MONROE: Correspondence
Of The ~ L. Tribune
XIV. DOWN THE POTOMAC; Correspondence Of The
~ Y Tribune.
XIV. INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND AND SAL
lSBURY.
XVI. america IN RUSSIA: Correspondence Of The
n. Y. Tribune.
XVII. FROM EUROPE
XVIII. THE GROWING THUNDER.
xxx. POLITICAL.
XXX. PERSONAL.
XXI. CITY NEWS.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
yXXGu MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV. COMMERCiAL MATTERS; FuI Report: Of the
stoc<. Money, ColtoD. Grain. and Cattle Markets.
specially Reported for The ~ Y. Tribune
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IL OF AN INVALID -Pu5ished FOR the benefit and !.
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Gnmmer Retreats.

NATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
~ This fa.orite summer resort I: now for the rsesp.
Of guests Visitors will 6Dd ct all times an anthors.
agent Csttst steamboat landings Cstlskl t.,i
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Pianos tho greatest bargains la the city Second hand
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q. .(E FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE
~ sbOs BRICK BUlLOINOS-Ths best sustained
SEMINARY la the State. b for Of IA weeks
beginning Aug a. See catalogue FOR ul particular. Of
rate. and sivan,hges Address Rev. JOSEPH l.. KING
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DENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTl-
IL TUTF TROY ~ Y-The Thry.nuth Annual
Ses,ion Of this Institution will oomm-roe on WEDNES
DAY. sept H. 1867 All tho Of Instruction viii be
v.n during tn. coming year pfecisey retofore The
Annual Re. containing fu information may be Obtained
Pfof CHARLES DhOWNft
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q. .. OLISBON
To Flag Officer L. NJ. Goldsborough.
FROM THE rENNEssEE RIyER.

ST Louis, March IA special dispatch to
the Democrat from Cairo, 9th, says that Lieut.
Gwin OF Runboat Tyler arrived last night from
the Tennessee river. The rebels had not re-
sumed their attempts SO fortiy Pnsburg land
ing. Lieut.. Gwin landed under flag of truce,
and was permitted 10 walk a mile before he
was stopped by the pickets. His object was
to obtain an exchange Of prisoners taken last
Saturday. On the morning after the engage
ment nine dead bodies and one hundred
wounded were found in the enemy's encamp.
ment, which had been removed three miles
from the river. lie thinks the rebel loss was
twenty killed and two hundred wounded. The
force engaged was one thousand infantry, five
hundred cavalry, and six pieces of artillery
AT Cornth, Miss, eighteen miles from the
Tennessee River, the rebels had 1900 or 1000
troops; at anderson station, one mile from
the river, there were nearly 1000; at Bear
Greek, seven miles back from PASSPORT Miss
there were about 1000 reported as terrifying
Chicahawa
The resultWf tina recent election in Hardin
McNary, and St. Mary's counties, shows the
strength OF the Union sentiment in southern
Tennessee. The former gave 500 majority
out of 1000 votes Tor the Union candidate, and
the latter go majority out OF 1900 votes
Lieut.. Gwin says the cry of the people is
''Send us arms and force sufficient to protect
us in organization, and we will drive the rebels
out Ut Tennessee ourselves"
secret visit to Columbus reveals many
facts Of interest Col. Butord says the earth
works are six miles long.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The navy depart.
ment has received full dispatches from Com
modore Foote. concerning the recent exDedi
ton to Putsburp near the Mjssissippi line. a
SYNOPSIS OF which has already been published
Il appears that during the action The gunboats
Lexington and TAYLOR expended torty.tiya
8.inch shells. twenty-five 6 inch shells and
sixteen stand of Crane. Several of the rebels
were seen TO fall. but the tull extent of the
damage to them could not be ascertained,
The senate to day confirmed the following
as briuadier generals of volunteers :-hIaior
Iawranre Graham of the 2J cavalry EIaa2er
Paine ~ Illinois VIM. A Richardson of M.
nnis Daniel Rutterfied NJ Nav York w r.
Wall of Kentnrkv Major Gaorge Svkes If
the 1atb infan,rv Cant david : StanIsv n
the 1otI, ,.avaIrv 'TGornos n.v;as nf H.,
Yort Coi ph;i;n g. Gaorra C,ota If ,La DOL
cavalsv and rapt IoSsri, p pH,,,,,',ar ~ ~
1st regiment of infsntrv gallant condurt at
sfaJ mi IIradae;si,,de,%r Mi.sonr; ,rh a.
senate aIso conf;rmeJ Harry Van RsmssoI,''r
to be an INSPECTOR general with The rank of
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SOUTHERN NEWS,


ST.. LOUIS, March THE following is
taken from laIe copy of the Van Buren, Jar.
kansas) Express:
"A letter has been received at Van Buren,
from Richmond, stating the probability that
Gen. Bragg, now commanding at Pensacola,
will be appointed to the command OF the Ar
kansas department. Col. Sims Texan regi.
ment, which has been acting with Cooper S
command in the Indian country, had arrived
at fort Smith. An tillery company was or,
ganiz Dg at Little Rock. The commandment at
fort Smith advertises for twelve guusmiths
and also offers 10 buy good arms. Gen. Price
is getting along poorly in raising a brigade of
infantry, for which he called upon western
Arkansas. Recruiting officers say draft is
inevitable.
The Memphis papers of the 26th ult. say
that General Pillow, in response to an urgent
call, made a short interesting, and elt quent
speech, last night, explaining the circum-
stances of the battle of Fort DDnelson, and the
cause OF its capltualon. He made an urgent
appeal TO Tennesseeans to rush to arms, if
they would sustain the renown gained on 9TH
err fields. He said the present was full of
gloom, but the future was hopeful. If our ar
mics will only fight as calamity as did the
dauntless spirits who were overwhelmed at
Fort DonelSUn, southern independence will be
achieved as certainly as he then addressed the
audience. The Appeal says the speech of
Gen. Pillow evinced the same courageous and
fearless spirit which he has always exhibited
in the field, that OF invincibility.
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and not exceeding een gallons thereof contained in
wooden cask, said eask being bound with woOden and
iron hoops. and marked fOliows-E Bouquire +. II.
Westphalia Burgundy Port; which, by virtue OF
warranissued b. the police of said Worcesterhave
been seized at said Worcester in certain brick building
there situate the soutery side Of Mechanic street,
said CITY, said building being next to lot, said
lot being situated at the westerly end OF said building,
said street said building being nearly opposite TO the
Farmers Hotel so called, on said street, and occupied by
said Joseph Hill and James Leavens a house.
on the twenty eghth dav Of February in the year
thousand eight humid ed and sxty-two the value of
which liquors herein described with the vessels contain
ing them does In the opinion ofsai Police Court exceed
twenty dollars You hereby required and command
ed appear before the justices of the Superior Court
next to be holden at Worcester in said county Of Wor
ceste the second Monday of Nav in the year eigh-
teen hundred and sxytw0 to answer to the complaint
against the said liquors and sells containing them and
trial, and show cause ii any you have. why the
said liquors and vessels containing them should be
forfeited being kept for sale by the said Joseph S. Hill
and James Leavens, in violation Of the laws OF this
commonwealth
Witness, William Green Esq Justice of said Police
Court, Worcester this first day of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
C. JILLSON. Clerk
A Copy. Attest: EDWIN RAVEN,
Constable of the City OF Worcester
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FROM GEN. BANKS COMMAND.

GHARLEsrowN, VA, March 7.--Nothing OF
Importance in military view has uanspired
since the last despatch. Some transition OF
troops have taken place, but nothing to lndl-
cate any especial movement. Last night
mistake occurred on our outpost stat on, re-
suting in wounding cavalry man, and the
killing of two horses. The affair was magnl.
fed by the secessionists into the capture OF
four companies of Col. Maulsby's Maryland
regiment, aud such Interpretation caused con
siderable citation in southern circles.
Rumors havinF been current here that Col.
Geary was surrounded and cut to pieces, it is
but fair to say that he has not been able to
come up to and test his strength with any
enemy.
BUNKER HILL, VA, March THE coun-
try between here and Winchester is infested
with the enemys pickets, who ut times ap
proach near our lines, but no general encoun'
ter has taken place. Struggling parties OF the
enemy, returning from the upper counties, are
sometimes entTapped by our troops.
CHARLEsTowN, Va, March 7.-Nothing o.
special interest has transpired here to-day, OF
at the military outposts. The Reconstruction
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and bride,
Is rapidly progressing.
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NEW YoRK, March 7-C0TrON more active and firm
err; saes2l00 bales at 70 q &c.
FLOUR-Sales 800 bbis; state and western a shade
hrner; superfne state S. 81 a $685. extra state $50 q
5,65; rodnd hoop Ohio $50 % 5a5; superfne western
1855; southern unchanged les $50 bDls mixed e5 90
% els fancy and extra B625 q 725 canada rather
steady; sales 500 Dbls; supertae S5,40 % $50.
GRAiN-Wheat dull and domlnay Unchanged, with
outasales Corn heavy and lweri sales 5000 bush
mixed western 90 % &c. bats dull; sales small
MISCELLANEOUS,-whs unsettled; sales 800
bbls at 50 26c, Rice steady sales 200 bags; carroll;
ma 81 90 &c sugars Arm; sales $40 hhd: MuscOvadO "
q IS; Porto Rico lc llS boxes Havana att g 7tc.
q, flee less active prices Arm. Molasses hrin
Porto Rico 40 hhds at $780, Cuba MuscovadU 2OO bbls at
2ic; clayed, 275 hhds at zoe.
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INDIAN rRoURLEs IN NEnRAsKA.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Denver News Of
the oath ult. says that delegation from
ComgOs and Gualaloupe counties arrived in
that city, to lay before the governor informa.
ton respecting the threatened difficulties with
the Utah Indians. They represent war as
imminent. A number of fights recently oc.
Cured b-tween the Utahs aud Arapahoes. 1t
is said that an alliance between the latter tribe
and four other tribes has been made, for the
purpose Of warning upon the Ulahs.
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BosToN, March THE schooner Boston
Light arrived at Gloucester this afternoon.
She saw large ship in tow by two steamers,
twenty miles southeast from Cape Ann, bound
10 Boston-probably The Vermont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-08

NEW YORK, March 7-sToCKs are active and higher,
closing buoyant; chicago and Rock Slsnd 56a Cleve
land aud Toledo 49, Cleveland aud Pittsburg 1871; lii
nOis Central scrip 6sa; Michigan southern guaranteed
4S} Michigan Central 5&; New York Central S3}; Pa
cidc ii.9; Erie IS; Kentucky skies 49, Virginia. skies
%msrcan Gnd ioI TIs5ri sixes US, a% mu9son y
90; SKIES ST. registered 90; 5 skies 81, coupons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-08
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Especial Dispatch to the Evening Post.]
WAsHINGToN, March THE news from
the south is that the confederates have organ.
lied a new grand military plan, which is to
revive their waning fortunes. Apart of il is
that Robert Toombs, the violent orator, is to
be appointed lieutenant general or general
commanding, and that lie is to organize an
offensive war against the north. Ohio and
Pennsylvania are to be invaded, and the forces
now in the border states driven home.