Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-11-05
News, Items etc.

losses at Chichamauga-Riuer Of DEATH
down at 1899 There were not over )
500 wounded rebels made prisoners. Then
loss in killed and wounded may therefore be
set down at 1G,499, The total Union loss
was 10 51, Of whom 1915 are counted
missing-that is, were made prisoners
The killed were 1914; wounded, 9,262
Total killed and wounded, 1906 Excess
of rebel killed and wourled, 5,593. Excess
of rebel loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing, over our total loss, 2,148.
The great Sanitary Fair of the Ladies
at Chicago, is proving perfect success
The receipts at Bryan Hall, alone on Wed
nesday last, was $4,000.
The Fort Crawford Military Reserva-
ton at Prairie du Chen, is to be sold at
auction, under late order to that effect.
Henry Ward Beecher addressed an i'm
mense audience at Exeter Hall, London, on
the Goth, upon the interests ofthe North
The Daily Neacs says this was one of the
most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Lor,
don, and must have convinced Mr.. Beecher
Of the truth of Earl Russells assertion that
the great body of the English people were
with the North, and cause him to return
home as messenger Of peace and goodwill
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JAPAN.-Admiral Kuper's feet arrived at
Roscosema. Negotiations failing to obtain
the satisfaction demanded, Kuper beseiged
the city and leveled it to the ground. He
then set on fire Prince Satisma's three
steamers, and returned. Roscosema is one
mass ofruins, palaces, factories, and arsen-
ais all destroyed.
They are to have an Academy lof De-
sign in New York The cornerstone was
laid on the Dist ult.
The receipts at the Internal Revenue
Bureau in October are fifty per cent. in ex-
cess of those for September, and include
about 81 100000 as the tax on deposits and
circulation of banks The entire receipts
since the Bureau went into operation are
nearly $50, 100000, and nearly $lo,ooo,000
for the last month.
HOME TRA1ToRs- extraordinary case
of treason has lately come to light in Ohio
Influential parties in Columbus are nipple
Gated, also parties in Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport, across the river, in conspir-
ing to release rebel prisoners at Camp
Chase and overthrow the State Government.
The conspiracy was brought to light by the
United States detectives, who were suppos-
ed, by the parties implicated, TO be spies
from the rebel army, and were treated with
full confidence.
The plot was that an attack be made on
Camp Chase, release the prisoners confined
there, numbering $500, seize the arsenal at
Columbus, take possession of the pcnitenti-
airy, release John Morgan and other officers
confined there, and then was to commence
rebel campaign in Ohio A number of
arrests have been made.
Information was obtained that similar
organization exists in Illinois, waiting for
the outbreak in Ohio to produce similar re-
suits in that State.
A long account in the Chicago Journ05
Of later date, leaves no doubt III our mind
Of the truth Of the above statements. and
this in the great and loyal state Of Ohio !
O Liberty! what abuses and follies are com
mitted in thy name.
The sale of Government bonds on the
I'd inst wss So, 100000.
The appointment Of Gen. Butler to the
Department Of which Fort Monroe is at pres
ent the headquarters, is considered an ear
nest ola purpose to conduct the war in that
quarter on what are known as Buffers prin-
ciples.
1T has been determined by President
Lincoln, not to take any official notice of the
French invasion Of Mexico, till our own do
nestle difficulties shall have been adjusted.
The Pennsylvania Legislature stands
as follows: Senate II Union members to
16 Democrats House 50 Union to 48
Democrats; Union majority on joint bal
lot, 5.