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FROM MADISON
fepectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago THbune.1
MADISON, Wis, July 10, 1858.
The Copperhead meeting on Saturday night
proved to be slim affair. Three speeches
we're made containing ten words denunela-
tory of tho Administration, Union Leagues,
&c to one Of rejoicing over our recent nc
tories. The same speeches were admirably
adapted to lncite mob spirit. Resolutions,
were, however, passed thanking Generals
Grant and Meade, and the troops under their
commands, for their glorious achievements,
&C., and asking for vigorous prosecution OF
the Rur. $3.50
Tie troops engaged In aiding the enroll.
1nent In Dodge county, arc about changing
their base to another disloJa1 section.
The following promotions have been nndo:
Capt. ". P. Moore, who led the 9TH regiment
In the recent battles ut Port Hudson, as
Mn}or Of the 4th; 10th regiment, Lieut.. chas.
A. Holly, Adjutant; Esd regiment, Assistant
Surgeon j. ". Angel, as Surgeon; I'd cav.
airy, Major ". D. Miller, LIEUT.. Col, Capt.
N. Il. Dole. Mnjoz 1st battalion.
Tbe1os of tho 7th regiment Wisconsin vol
unteers, in the battle Of Gettysburg is 20
killed md 152 wounded mud missing. Lieut.,
Col. John. B, Calls, wounded severely, and
probably taken prisoner.
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THE PROPOSED ATTACK
ON CHARLESTON.
A Philadelphia RuInor.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The Bulletin says:
We learn, trom Washington, on excellent
authority, that an attack on Charleston was
to hare began on Thursday last
a fleet of iron-c1ads, under Admiral Dahl
eren, was rendezTousing at Port Royal and
EdlEto, ut Inst accounts. a number Of wooden
vessels haze been furnished with Whitworth
guns and otherwise fitted to take part In the
nttack.
Genernl Gilmore has command Of large
land force which Is to cooperate with the
navy. The present plan is first to attack and
tako the batteries on Morris 1s1and.
Ifthey we're captured 1t was expected thai
their big guns would bo turned upon Fort
Sumter, and the iron:clads be thus aided In
reducing the fort.
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OPPOSING THE GOVERNMENT.

OPPOSING THE GOVERNMENT.
Earlier in this Wal, Tory sheet at De-
troit was belching out daily treason against
the Government and in behalf Of its
Southern accompliccs, threatening that q
fire IN the rear would be kept up. It has
become history how the editor Of that
Eject was subsequently induced by po1iti-
cal considerations to change his locality.
1yhi1e he was still insulting loyalty in De-
froit, Captain Of Typographical Engi-
noers, On duty in that city, was most earn
est in denouncing such issues. He did not
hesitate to say that it should be made dan
ger6us to publish such treason; that no
Government On earth could tolerate it and
live.
Hesaid that martial law alone could reach
The case, andswere he in command, II il
could not be otherwise silenced, he would
Older the press to be thrown into the river
and the editor hung. The Captain Of the
Typographical Engineers is now Majol
General George G. Meade, Commander-in'
Chief Of the Army Of the Potomac. The
napcr WIS the Detroit FIRES Press! The
s,di.or was the same tool Of treason thu,
hclches his utterances In behalf Of JEFF
Davis, through the Chicago Times.
There will be timed men who will no
calmly contemplate the necessities Of
time like this. From none such will CON
our safety. The men Of the hour long ass
say in the teachings Of Copperheadisn
such scenes as are really shining in th
murders and incendiarism that hnVe brt
ken loose in New York city. This is th
s'fire in the rear' these men have bee
threatening. It is the part Of wisdom t
shut off Treason at its fountain head. Th
misguided tools Of trnitors are tar 1es
blameworthy than the cold blooded inst
-rators Of resistance to the Government
The Captain Of Typographical Engineer
was right, at Detroit. The commander
of our armies are beginning to look at tn
matter Alright, Treason must be dum1
It's ut.crances are as deadly in New Yor
as in New Orleans, more vitality dangerot
in Chicago than in Chattanooga
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WHEREAS. This State Is In immincnt dnnger OF
invasion By IN armed force. now, therefore, to
prevent the sarne, I, David Tod, Goyersor OF tho
sna pa TE5e 81 sb o. das
vested in me by the Constitution and laws OF
said State, do he,cby. cal into active ser71ce
orgnnszed into companies within The oountlcs
Of Hamilton, Bntlet, Montgomery, Clo.mont,
Brown, Clifton, Wn1ren Greene; Feyette. Ross.
Mcies, scioto. jackson, Adans, Vtnton, Hockin&
Lawrence. PickaKny. Franklin. Madison. Fair
neld. clark, PTeblc, Pike, GALLON, Highlan5, H
forces reading within the counties Of Hamilton,
Butler. rrrble and Clor,nout, to report forthwith
to Major General A. E: Burnside. at bis headquar-
authorized and required TO cause aatd forces to
b. organized into bata1lions or regiments, and
appoint all necessary officers therefos. And 1t is
further ordered, that al such forces residing In
the counties Of Montgomery, Warren, Clinton,
FaFctte, Ross, Highland and Brown report forth.
with to Coloncl Nef, the military commander at
Camp Dennleon, who is hereby authorized to Or
gaulze enid forces into battalions OF regiments.
and appoint temporary officers.
Therefore, and 1t te further ordered that az Of
snch forces residing in the counties OF Frankin,
report foithwith TO Camp Chase, to Brigadier Gen.
John S. Mseon. Who Ia hereby authorized to Or
ganize said forces into hattalions Or regiments,
thcr ordcred, that a of such forces residing IN the
counties Of Washington, Monroe Noble, Meigs,
Morgan, Perry, Hooking and Athens report forth
With to COL VIM r. Tutnaua, at Camp Marietta
Who IL hereby authorized to organize said forces
into battalions Or regiments and appoint tempora
Il is further ordered that ali OF such forces 70
siding in the counties Of Scioto, Adams, Pike
Jackson. Lawrence, GallIa+ and Vinton, repot1
forthwith to Colonel Peter Kinney, at Camp Ports
mouth, who is hereby authorized to organize ssit
| forces Into battalions OF regiments, and appotn
| temporary ofhcers therefor. Each man ID requesL
| ed to GuruIeh himself with good eerSiceabl
blanket and tin cup, and they will remain On dut,
subject to the orders Of their commanding oMcer
| urtil further orders from these headquarters.
In organizing the forces into batta1lons and reg
| tmrpte, the volunteer companies will, as far a
practicable. be organized separately from the CT
| rolled militia.
The commanders Of companies will provide thel
| fneDectiyc commands with subsistence and tfhnt
/ nottntion to the campB indicated, giving to tn
1artIes furnishing the saIne suitable voucher
The commanders Of the several camps will :
poit by telegraph to the Adtutant General Of Obi
rye,T uorpfng, the number OF men IN camp. 1t
cnn3dcut]7 expected TINT this orde1 VIII be OBEY
| viii aIacfitY and cheerfulnes8. It Is Issued npt
The urgent request OF Maj. Gen, burnsiae, Gpi GoI
mandcr.in CHIEF Of the Department Of ne W
r.. ST In testimony whereof nave attaeu
hereto the great seal Of the State OF Ohio.
t'4''~ >N'o DAVID Ton, Governor.
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JOHN M02Gkh's RAID.
FURTHER FROM Ills MOVE
lIENTS.
OUR, FORCES IN HOT
PURSUIT.
Martial Law In Clnc1nnnffs

. {Spccial Dispatch to tho Chicago TI{buns.]
=: Isn1AxPoI1s. July 10, 1853
Morgan travelled all day yesterday in the
direction Of Aurora, and camped tNith1n ten
u,tles Of that place last night, but finding that
Gen. Manson had arrived In that place during
the night with q command, he left for Harfi-
son before daylight, stopping long enough Oh
the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, to
teal. up two miles Of track and destroy some
of the depot buildings ut Herman.
As soon us it was known that they had es-
capped, Gov. Morton immediately tclegraphed
Gov. Tod and Gen. Burnside, rendering tho
collection Of large number Of horses at
some available point, to mount the. Indiana
regiments, upop their arrival. In no other
way can this fellow be caught.
Gen. Catrington has just left with good
force.
IIobson Was only four hours in the rear Of
Morgan yesterday. God speed him.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Morgan left Afoore's
Hill, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
al one o'clock this morning, and passed oEer
the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad at q
point thirty. five miles from here, and reached
Henson, Hamilton county, Ohio, about noon.
Al halfpast o'clock be was within sixteen
| miles OF Hamilton, moving slowly On that
| place.
| ten. Aooson Win s11oos 1ofce "as 'o"f
hours behind him.
The damage done to the Ohio and Mlss!s-
eippi Railroad was three bridges destroyed,
water etation burned, and come track rcmoT'
ed. The damage to the Indianapolis and
f,,a,,,not, p,,,ra,d IVA e1sob+ ,,ron.uat,,
I tMelnnao 1al4'1oa0 " a. en<A'' ""'' 0"o " 's@@''
tank being burned .....
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN CINCINNATI.
/ HEADQUARTERS pxr'r OF TIE on1o,>
July 10, 1859.
GENERAL oRnEIs, No. =.
.r,xt,,1 1otr ia horehv i1ec1,rc7 IN the r,,;aq
of rrn;nnas, ~" ror,nrtnn - and Ncwr,nrt Iii
b,sinaes Iii he s1,s5,nJed mil further or.
a "a ~ .it5,nne ~ ys;l ~, rnontIc 70 ~.
,,i, ~ T.. aaeoraarca vii, tha di1actson ~ H.
s1.te sI .nd ID Tnnscinoi nnthorittes1 nth M ~'4 'A'
11.o ~ Ta1,,,m.na;n1 1:.ner11 conr3ncca that
tue 1H 9aaa sa.-i.ee ee ero -,,c.sa.T ~ ~
no one "nose setI!Ies WEES 1o usSessus ~ e ~
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FROM CAIRO AND BEL 01H.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
CAmo, July "a, 1853.
The steamer City Belle, chartered by Gov.
Morton, Of Indiana, nnd under the direction
Of the Quarte1master General of the State,
has arrived here to-day en- route for Evansville,
With lot of pazoled, sick, wounded and con
yalescent soldiers.
The City Belle has been transporting eani
tart stores to the army at Vicksbnrg. There
is number of wounded aboard from Gen
Hoyey's command, Gent up by DR.. Irwin
limited States Medical Director Of the hospl
ta1s at Memphis, under charge Of chaplair
mbben Of the 11th Indiana volunteers. Th'
boat is sup piled with full corps Of surgeon
and female nurses.
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From Havana.

IC0tftBpUnuHnEt 01 tu8 n. Z. HUt1144
:, HAVANA, July 4, 1858.
From Puerto Rico re have datesto the 9Th
ultimo, and that is all- From: Venezuela,
however, we learn by Caracas papers to the
8th u1timo, that the war is by no means over.
Instructions hare broken ont tn Valencia,
Puerto CabeIlo, and In Guayra- In the latter
place, Colonel Qliyo had destroyed the gov
erument war materials, taken the ammuui-
ton, &c, seized the custom-house, and with
quite large faction, bad declared for Gen.
Cordero. The pronunciamen Of Va1cncia,
Opposition to the treaty Of peace of celehrz-
tion at Coche, between Pae7 and Falcon, and
demanding continuation Of the war. The
commander and crew OF one Of the steamers
Of war {the Venezuela, believe,) have de'
clared tor tbs insutt9ctionists.
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Serious RafIroud Disaster.

.WAsuNeroH, July 1S.-An accident oc-
Cured early yesterday morning, on the Wash
ipgton Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, abopt four miles this side Of Annapolis
Junction. Ono Of the trains stopped on the
main truck for water, but this fact did not
become known to the engineer Of thu second
train {both from this eity} In time to prevent
1t from running Into the former. The crash
was terrible. The passengers wore priacipal.
~ troops. Thirty or forty, including six
seriously, il not fatally. The sufferers were
brought back to Washington
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Rumored Capture Of Port Hudson

Especial Dispatch to the chicsgo Tr1bune,1
CAu.o, July IS, 1863.
It Is reported at Memphis that Port Hud~
son is In our possession; also that Johnston
has been danked, and would irreYocaoly be
captured, with his entire command.
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Qt)icaqo Qribni1e.


AkA1A N 4 - Ht
An important circular is issued from the
War Department explaining the rule Of
substitutes. By this it appears that tho
person procuringa substitute purchases
exemption from draft for the period Of ser
vice for which the substitute is mustered
in. There arc other features Of interest in
the circular which will attract attention at
this time.
John Morgan is thus far successful in
eluding his pursuers, and is turning and
doubling On them like fox hard pressed
by the hounds. He..is in bad way, for
the eunboats are patro1ing the Ohio too
closely not to make it difficult if not I'M
possible for him to regain the Kentucky
slore id safety. He seems By our late dis
patches to be moving toward Ohio. Re-
liable adyices Inst evening reported that
he was nearing Lawrcnceburg and be-
ileecd to be threatening Cincinnati Every
thing is being put in readiness to receive
him in Ohio.
An important local measure YVES attend
ed to last evening, in the action taken by
our Common Council with reference to
The improvement Of the entrance to our
harbor. It is reported elsewhere.
And suppose It was Fernando Wood
That WINS Mayor Of New York instead OF
honest and staunchly loyal George OPP
dyke. What incalculable mischief might
The willy Coppe1head do the Union cause
were he now in the Chief Magistracy OF
TINT CITY. Is it is the whole force Of the
Municipal power will be thrown to aid the
Government. Let the work be firmly car
1ied out. Better that five hundred rioters
lives nag the penalty Of resistance to the
national authority in New York, rather
tl,an by faltex1ng and 1imid policy the
sauc sccpcs be invited elsewhere We
hone no yeak-kneed patriots will be in.
dnced to telegraph the President from New
York. Its us well to prove in that city
and to proye 1t now, that this Government
can command, and will be obeyed. It i:
The most important crisis Of the war, th'
test app1ied to the loyal North, and tn,
test xill not fail. "rhc people viii say.
the Government If the Government will ds
sts nart on1r fndifc1cntly well"
We are in possession Of adyices from
Gen. Grants amy, not OF a nature TO
r,nh1ication. which. however, seem abun
dainty to furnish the reasons why it wa
.uisiom FIR him to pursue the course b,
91id rf1atiye to his prisoners at Vicksburg
There ia work to do in the southwest, ami
Cen Grant wished to save his army 70
The task. If such economy YRS not incom
,,atih1e with the prime object of his can
@,aipn the takinr of Vicksburg. To hav
carried the place by assault would hav
+4,n conr4ffco nF rnnnv r11ay
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Rebel Eu{es Arrested !.

NHw YoRK, July 1s-Judge McNair, Mrs.
Ballard and an unknown Commodore, all reb-
el spies, were arrested here on Saturday as
they were about leaying for Dixie,
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The Pennsylvania Northern
Central X. II. all Right.

HARRISBURG, July 13.-The Pennsylvanin
Northern Central r. 4 Is again IN working
are now running regularly hetween Rartls-
| burg and Baltimore.
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Bos7os. Friday, July 1o;3The 1do drafted men
viii rendezvous at Springfield under the COM
mind Of Gen. Deviu5, WHO is recovering from
wounds received at Charlottesville.
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Ladies' Aid Society

LADIES' A1d society
ofrssmoath c0DsrssatiG9e1 Church. viii t&so place
FOREST BAY GROVE,
On TUESDAY, Ju1y c1sr,.
Over the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad. Tickets
for the excursion and concert.
ONE DOLLAR.
This I'm se he best excursion of tae ssesoo nd the
Il + fWEsTf:FiVE pelfoiaeis ii asesssa tue TIC
Seyenty-Five Years Ago.
1s sV
Trrl1s isaye Il Gaaai aad K.nze streets At
H :s;s524Pk ass ss's Forest Bay
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
II betns dss,Esga of 4sss5tai2Rng " ta
isss ag % The city :. ehies tSe Boa:d Il
=
ss s ea's 4 e sas ssanF'
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Tne 14th. 18th aud 10th OF July, 1863:
1ss Ward. At tne Supervisors Roonn. IN tia Count
q 4 ~ ss:s. s:sss: Shop corner Of s.e
4tn ward corner Of I'd aad stato streets. op-
tsn waid, 1t John Kanars Saloon, Anchor Bead, wesk
9Th ssss zou.e corner Of 1eh and Cana,
7th ward st he noase of Albert Fzaaswknechs cor
sth VS.; Z dc hoass of5asa Hoeh. s Blue Island
ssis ws ss
1tfh Wsr At 70 and n North pao.ta saet co,ner or
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Nem 1DDrrtistittenf5.

H5- c. n. 3CR1EEN, ldrsrtt$itt9 Agsnt, 81
Dea.bo71 stTeet IL authorized to Teets1e a1r6rase-
ase..e jor TIL Gnd az tss i<1dia9 NorAh'e6stsrss
Papera.
G For Wants, For Sale, Boarding,
For Rent, Found, Lost &css zee
Fourth Page,
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KILLED.
walter o. Kennedy, Sd Ind. cavalry.

TopN0R0. -
August Folier. 18th III. face. -
" j. g. Dnso1d, 6th Ill seriously.
VIM. Allen. 8th H., slightly.
josiah Daley, Sd Ind: thigh.
Wu- n. Davis, 18th ILL.,. hip
DR., Brinten has been ordered to Gettysburg,
with an artist and photographer, for the pnr-
King photographs and sketches in color Of dif-
tere1t wounds for the surgical history of the
rebellion,
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DEGUlAR MONTHLY OF
IL the Academy Of sc,arca takes place tonigh: at
their Joons in tho Telegraph Dcthig. c,rntr Of Lax,
and Clark streets. full attendance Is desired.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10
speech of Vice President HamIin.
BEFORE VICKsBURG, May %.

Tie following are the remarks of Vice
President HAMLIs, chairman Of the Canal
Convention in Chicago, in response to a
resolution thanking him for the manner in
which he presided over that body:
Gentlemen OF the Convention, for this
kind expression which you have seen III
10 tender me, L beg you will accept my
undissem oled anu cordial thanks. In after
times, whatever my lot III lite, it will be
10 me pleasant "Reminiscences that | hau
the honor OF meeting SO large and so in
ielhgent a convention, representing the
substantial business and Commercial inter
ests OF che country, as has here assem- Died.
| shall carry IL with me as Il proud recol-
lection IN after lie. beg you 10 believe
that, In whatever position may be placed,
however humble may be my acts, they
viii always be devoted TO developing The
resources OF cur mighty country, and ad-
aucIug IL IN It's material interests TAP
plause Gou may leave New Eug aud
out IN the cold, ii you please. [Cnes OF
" Never, never" But, sir, sue has ii
warm and generous heart, which will beat
response To the vast and majestic Vest
I Applause Nay, Tor you may sever. it
You will. all her water communications
and she will cling To the generous and
patriotic " est rs she will cling TO all the
Union. (Chee-s.) Indeed, when | am here
IN your midst, l am absolutely puzzled TO
know hoS New England is TO be separa-
ted from the est. daughter, and voice
You may well be) The euly complaint |
have To make against 50 many OF your
good citizens here, is that they have de
serted New England 10 come to Won
QLsughter) You are bone Of our bone,
and flesh o. our flesh. All that Interest
Us, and all your interests are our interests
(ApPiause)
will have "a pleasant return to your homes
and families, and be as much favored in
your return as you were III your assem-
bling. (Cheers-)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10
Latest from Vicksburg.

The Maior of the 29Lh Wisconsin, and
Capt. O. .. Bissel, also of the 29th, both
OF whom were wounded in some of the
recent battles under Grant, arrived here
to-day on the cars. They left Vicksburg,
or rather the vicinity of it, last Thursday
morning, and both they and other wound
ed officers who Came up report that
Grants army then numbered full 100 900
troops. Reintorcements had been con
staEtly reaching him, 80 much so that all
the boats on the river had been impressed.
Grant occupied all the territory from
Grand Cult up the Big Black to the
bridge, and thence to the I aZOo-and to-
ward NIcksburg IN some places, our guns
were as close a. fifty yards to the enemy.
Not mach firing could be done under such
circumstances, however, as the sharp
shooters picked off the gunners.
Our cavalry secured all the country
along outside of our lines, from Grand
soft to Yazoo, and Johnston was not be
heved to be this side of Jackson. Ii was
thought that Johnston might have collect
ed 50 far, 10000 or 80 900 troops, but
Grant can send $4,000 against him, if
Decessary, and still have enough troops
left to hold Vickshurg until it surrenders.
The garrison at Vicksburg can never come
cut, and must eventually capltulate. Grant
IL master OF the situation.
1t was believed that they had from one
to two wei Ks of half ratlons In the city.
The ridge which Grant occupies around
the city, is but little lower than the high
est ground on which the city stands
Grant will not undertake any more storm
ing, but ultimate victory Is beyond any
Observation-Disclosures Wisconsin, 4th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10
Gen. Burg sides New Order.
HE DEFINES HIS POLICY.

Cincinnati. June 3.-Gen. Burnside has
issued General Order No. 90 70 day, which
is pretty lengthy. 1t directs that Gen.
Mclean. Pro vest Marshal General, shall
at once institute an investigation into the
case OF all citizens now confined in this
department, end in all such cases az DO
not clearly show premeditated disloyalry
on the part of the accused, or when de-
sire is manifested TO atone for past faults
y future good coE3uct, the prisoners will
be released on taking the osth of allegl-
ance and giving bonds tor a strict ooserV-
ance thereof.
Tie General Commanding is convinced
hat large majority -ot the men arrested
have been misled by dishonest and design
ing politicians, and HE PREFERS TO
STRIKE AT THE SOURCE OF THE
EVIL, and allow these who have been
LED astray to return to their loyalty and
allegiance, If they have seen the folly and
Sit, Of opposing The Government
The orGer then speaks of the DUTY of
every men is this crisis, where the Gov
eminent Is striving 20 suppress the re-
bel ion, and say the necessity demands q
sacrifice from every one.
TIE General argues that n Welding nd
civil rights TO save this country, the party
so doing is none the less ciuzen. The
country requires no physical sacrifice, no
personal hardehips, bet simply that he
shall Initiate he example OF the soldiers
III the tiela, SO fer a. TO abaJe somewhat of
chat freedom of speech which they giye
up entirely THAT FREEDOM OF Dis
CUSSION AND CRITICISM WHICH Is
PRt PER IN The POLITICIAN AND
THE JOURNALIST IN TINE OF
PEACE, BECOMES RANK TREASON
WHEN II lends TO WEAKEN The
CONFlDENt Z OF THE SOLDIER IN
Bis OFFICERS AND HIS GOVERN
MENI. Ana when this iusidiUus treason,
striking al the very root OF that Military
Power which Is tor the time being, the
couutry's protection, makes its appear
aDce, it Is the bounden duty OF the Com
nanding General to expel it from bis lines,
with a heavier hand than be would drive
from his camp the villain who would scat
ter a material poison, that would eneryate
and dscimate his soldiers The General
Commanding desires TO again call the at
teDtiontot ali officers, Provost Marshals
and Others Ia authority, To the necessity
OF great care IN the making of arrests,
which should, in all instances, be founded
on full atfidavIts sustaining distinct charges
except when the exigenciss OF the case
demand instant action.