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, 1863-08-04
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

:. [spcc1a1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD. August 8, 1858.
= DIR. Gilmer, Of Adams county, arrested last
week on charge Of harboring rebels, gaye
bail to day and was discharged.
General Singleton and Judge Skinner, or
Quincy, signed his bond. His arrest caused
considerable excitement at Quincy. One Of
the men found In his house is a Captain in the
rebel army. =
At Mattoon, On Saturday, considerable
alarm was felt on account Of q Copperhead
meeting held there. Most Of the persons at
tending which were armed. Aid was tele-
graphed for to this city, but there IL no force
Il ary account here ut present,
Supplies are pouring in to Col Williams,
s ate Sanitary Agent, In large quantities.. A
car loud WAS sent ia Rosecrans army, over the
Great Western and Toledo d Wabash Rail-
roads to day. The roads carrying them free.
Fifteen COWS are just In from Bush Greek
a1d sMcchanicsburg, for the Memphis hos
Id}a1s. -.@S:':1
The following are among the late promo
tions: =
{: Rev. Marion Hossison, Chaplain sth vice Fcnee.
IeeEleQ-
Rev. Arnold T. Keedham, Chaplain 1ath, vice
Miller, mustered out.
Capt. Samuel B. Thompson, Major 9th, vice
w ): cfesscy, Capt. 115th. vice Holding re-
dfam1seed.
Lieut.. David q. Gle, Capt, Co: a, ath cav, vice
Qehnrd promoted.
sesSt samueliA. Lowe. 1st Lieut.. Co. a, 4th cav,
vice Gle, promoted.
Commodore c. spaids, ID Licut. Co. a, 9TH cav,
vice Sherlock, resigned
Capt. Gvo, Forsyth, Major sth cav, vicc Nedi1l,
deceased.
Lieut. p. Rumsey, Capt. Co. 3, 1st artillery, vice
Barrett, promoted.
Another batch of nineteen deserters were
brought in to day md lodged In Camp But
ler. Nearly all arrested say they would never
lave deserted, but for the pe1suasions Of
Coprerheads
, 1863-08-04
The Wounded Soldiers at Get,
tytburE.

ldet1seourg Cot. cincinnati Gazette, July 27th.1
Since the great battle of Gettysburg has
been Terminated the patriotic ladies' aud gen
tlemen Of the loyal States have been perform
Ing work which challenges history to pro
dnce parallel. Although the good old State
Of Mar, land has decidedly led off. other
Stat es are doing their best to emulate her In
rendering aid and comfort to our poor wound:
ed soldiers. The different relief associations
Of the city of Baltimore are foremost in
this good work. It would Aston; IL you
to see the vast amount Of supplies that
have been, and are yet, arriving here daily.
IN addition to It's very large di=tributions to
the hospitals, the Sanitary Commission has
sent to Gettysburg since the battle over ten
tons Of fresh bread, twenty thousand pounds
Of fresh mutton and poultry. ten thousand
pounds condensed beef soup, twelve thousand
pounds condensed milk ten thousand pounds
Of fresh butter, fifteen thousand dozen offresh
eggs, ten tons Of fresh vegetables, five thou
OF shoes and slippers, one ton of tamarlnds,
five hundred boxes Of lemons and otauoes'
together with several car loads Of ieltles,
wines, spirits, cordials, eponges, towels, lint,
bandages, socks, besides hrge amount Of
pital clothing. All these articles hive been
wholly supplied By, voluntary contribution.
Among the great workers In the cause
that are deVoting au their time and
talents, and putting forth all their
energies IN the Work Of physicians,
agents, nursea, &C., are Mr.. Douglas,
Or. Cooper, DR.. Cheney, Dr. Anderson, Pro.
feesor Steiner and Dr.. Brink. Among the
most active, acting as nurses from distance,
NC notice Mr. James Williams, from Illinois,
Ma.tin 4. Reeder, Of Indiapa, Samuel Blake,
Of Michigan, John 81. Craig, Of Wisconsin,
and Joshua Colt, Of Ohio, with large corps
Of relief agents, md last, but not least, the
thousands Of ladies' who are here, principally
from the city Of Baltimore, Jet several from
other cities, who, like angels; are ministering
to the wants Of the helpless soldiers, feeding |
them With spoon some nice delicacy they |
have prepared encouraging them to be Of |
good cheer, doing all in their power to hold
up their despairing condition, aud when al Is
done that human aid can render, when life
fickers and approaching dissolution Is at
hand, she takes the pAce Of wife, mother,
or sister, in smoothing the pillow on which |
1este the dying soldier, who soon bids fare
we'll to earthly strife and closes his eyes in
death.
The soldiers and country owe q debt of
everlasting gratitude for these selfsacridcInr
and patriotic ladies and gentlemen who have
left friends and the comforts Of home, work.
ing day and night. paying their own expenses
and board out Of their own fuuds, serving the
country free Of charge, giving all their sner-
gies for the good Of the glorious stars and
stripes that now wave oyer the once desecra-
ted city Of Gettysburg.
, 1863-08-04
KENTUCKY STATE ELECTION.
UN0INISAI TRIUMPHANT RY
10000 MAJORITY.
The Traitor Wickliffe Snufed ont

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s.-Thc election for State
officers passed off quietly to-day. Bromlette's
majority over Wickliffa for Governor is 2.3so;
Union majority for Congress over Wolfe {, 500,
Neighhoring districts, ns fur as heard from,
give large Union maIorities.
CEc1SyAri, Aug 3.-The election In Ken
tucky, as fur as known, passed off quietly.
The Union majority in the State viii be
about 20, 600. Brutus Clay Is certainly electei
In the Ashland district.
The following returns have been received =,
: PAR1s-For Governor-Bromle,te( (UnIon).
296; WicklifIe {Dcsn.). 21. For Congress-
Clay (Union), sos; -Backner Dem.}, "a;
Boyle (Union), l..
MATsvnLE.-Bromlette. 1853; W1cklit1e, 8.
For co1ngress-Wadsworth (Unfon)i1 s13;
LRARaroN:-Bromlettc, 61s; tW1ckllffs,
107: Clay, 5s5; Buckner, 1851; Boyle, %.
Observation-Disclosures, $40; WicklitTe,
$50: Clay, sos; Buckner, 299; Boyle, is
NICHoLAsv11LE-Bromle 1884,; Wick
life. 2. Clay, l27; Buckner. 10; Boyle, is.
Cr7HN1A.-Bromlctte, 1856; Wickiiffe, 81,
For Cong ress-Menses Dem.), ISL; Smith
(Union), 100.
Coy1SoroS. -Bromlstte, 1855; W1cklifFs.
50. For Congress- Smith, 1881; Menses, IS;
Leathe, 20.
, 1863-08-04
a Short Chapter on .fohn
4foebnck- N. r., SC;

| u'T1s not what he ,e bue n-nar>, he :, tb,,
/ put my thoughts IN ,cfion !, AAs' ''~ - A"N'
That John 4. Roehnct v,z bor, m. ~
wedlock, Ia no fault Of hjs. ns can l. tsaIrh. w.
ea!d with propripty thai af1er r ~ - p,sa, ~
death, his s1ppo7t and ei,c,t;.,,, tsoeonSh so.t
from the Goyernpr General ~ r'a,5o 5onaans ~
bounty for his mother'a uncho .t;tv ~. - ~,
mutt, but nan Of s5ch. oria;o onnS ~ ~ Iaas ~
to act with becoming modesty md nrn5eocs so'
and I would be the last one to erhnna ~.
subject. were II not M Enehncs'. oa.' euo
duct in FeIaeton to oar nfairs Whsn ha
speaks Of official arrorance in the Rr;t,as
Minister who snubbed hiul f3r Lis eyr,a ,i;,,Is,.
masy-with Louis NapoIeou. -a5i When h.
dubs the American Cabinet ups;arts. he t;,r.
gets the old adage Of atlsose whv I've to
g1ass. houses" When he dcprcca,es tho
oloodsaed1u our civil war ha ought to be told
that he would ba better employed while visit.
Ing the great parvenu Of France, If he had H.
minded him of>his bloody deeds in Msxico.
Instead Of urging his interference il ournf.
fairs: ~,
John 4. Roebuck went to London as IN ad-- !
yenturer about. the: year 1880, win JUS: about ,
the pecuniarymeans to eet hIuthare. .S;mn affsr
his arriv i be wrcte'an article for ths Vest
grievances. which pleased fhe rata Tosanh
Hume. Nj. Hume was a wealthy retfff,d
, 1863-08-04

A1ar1s1 Among the CitIzeug--Thev EE.
rectthe Capture OF the City,


NEW YORK., August 3.-The Port Royal
FTee South eays:
Savannah is deserted OF troops. Several
regiments had been sent to the relief of
vicktburg before our Charleston demonstra-
ton, and since the latter, three regiments Of
Infantry and Col. Anderson's artillery, num-
bsring "a brass 12.pounders, have been sent
via Augusta to Charleston, leaving for the
defenso Of the city but 900 cavalry and 800 in-
tnntry and battery Of artillery. All the ex-
tensiye batteries and Notifications before men
tioned are Tor this reason only picketed and
not gaErisoned. The people of the city,
thus left with batteries ard guns, but 10
troops to make them available, have become
greatly alarmed lest we should capture Savan-
nah: They have been for the last two weeks
sending yaluab1es into the interior. They
State that they are daily expecting to see 3
Yankee cheese box in sight, lanked by land
fo1ca. Gen. MescIer, who is in command, has
repeatedly tefegraphed to Gov. Brown for
troops, but has invariably received the aus wer
that there we're no troops to send, and the in
must protect themselves.
, 1863-08-04
From the Pacific.

sAE Francisco, Aug. 3.-Arrivcd, ship
Ocean Pearl, from Hong Kong, with 500 Chi
nese lassengers:, Her papers give an account
Of terrible earthquake ut Manilla, June Sd.
running lalt the city and damaging every
building. Two thousand lives we're lost,
The bark Ford, from KorragarE,, Japan,
june nth. reports the loss Of the ship ",
cisco. Her crew and $50 Chinese passengers
we're taken by the American steamer Wyom-
ing to Sfmode.
The Japanese government paid $4O0, 900 IN
demnlty for the murder Of Richardson, but
refused to surrender the murdere1s, alleging
them to be subjects Of Prince Gots4ma, who
refused to eive them up. The government
pretended Inability to take them.
The British Admiral proposed to proceed
to Gotsama's principality and take them. The
government declined. contend1ng that it.
would be vtrtually making WAT upon Japan.
Negotiations concerning the murders are still
pending. The foreign residents arc very ap- !.
p1ehenslye TINT wnr IS Inevitable.
, 1863-08-04

NEW YoRK; Aug: 3.--Advices from Havana
to July s5th, state that everybody is talking
about the great fire. Sixteen large stores
were destroyed. The fire began on the ed
inst, and Is still burning, although now con
fined to the ruins. With considerable exer-
ton the railroad depot Of the Guanaracoa r. r.
was saved, on the preservation of which de-
pended the fate Of fifteen moro stores. TIE
fire ia supposed TO- have commenced
In some cotton, SIX hundred and eeyenty-two
bales Of which: were destroyed, belonging to
secesslonists and. Euglishmen. Large quanti-
, 1863-08-04
FROM PHIL ADElPKiA,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfb1nc.J
PHILADELPHIA. August q, 1863.
There is nothing new from the army Of tho
Potomac. Everything works favorab1y. A
cana1d Is being circulated that Gen. Hooker
is to be again called to the command.
The weather here ia intensely hot. The
draft in the 9th ward today was warm with
the fire Of patriotism. The 10th ward will be
drafted tomorrow, and this will close tho
fi1st act in the drama In this city.
A substitute named Isaac Grant, while at-
tempting to escape from q transport ship at
Vine street wharf, this afternoon, was shot by
the guard, after being properly hailed. BIS
body SINK In the river.
, 1863-08-04

CEcIsxAT1, August 3.-The Commercials
Lexington dispatch says; The rebels under
Scott burned train Of sixty wagons IN route
from Camp Nelson for forage.
Saunders oyerhau1ed the rebels five miles
Coils Ashby and Ackelson, and Isl mea,
!: Col. Basil Duke, aud ffty-two other officers
have been removed from Johnson's Island
and are now confined In the Columbus peni-
tentiaEJ with Morgan.
, 1863-08-04
Ql)ifogo Grionnc.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1863.
TIE NEWS.

The foreign news by the Arabia is Of a
highly Interesting character. We have
friends abroad who are beginning to be
outspoken in our behalf There will not
hereafter be free and easy sailing to the
corrupt Enn1ish co-laborers with our reb-
els, whether in or out of Parliament.
The War for the Union, in none o: its
theatres, presents new phases.
kentucky yindicates her unicnism b; I.
majority Of over 10000 against that mos;
acrid Of malignants and traitors, WIcklitfe,
The Magomnite candidate for Governor.
, 1863-08-04
Alleged Frauds Of Army Com
tractors

HARRIsnURa, Pa, July Silt Is reported
that o United States officer, who has been
placed under arrest within 4 few days, In CON-
has defrauded the Government IN large
amounts upon contracts for horses furnished
In THE city. Our troops were not sufficiently
supplied with subsistence, and We understand
that the Governor has asked tho Secretary of
Var to investigate the subject, in order that
those who are liable shall be exposed and pun-
fshed.
, 1863-08-04
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
1spIAsAro11s, Aug. 8, 1863.
The Goth Indiana regiment, Col. Taylor, has
arrived in New York City. This gallant regi-
ment is prepared to enforce order here If
necessary. go.
Three hundred and fifty prisoners from
Johnston's army, arrived in this city yesto.-
daY
, 1863-08-04

HIMo1s HOSPITAL -Citizons
aud soldiers from Illinois will be pleased to
learn that Major T. 2. Robb, Sanitary Agent
for:thc State, has opened state Hospital d.
recto1y, In which may be found the names Of
all the Illinois fick in the city Of Memphis;
also, there is added to It the weekly changes
as theV occur. Friends of the sick from that
etate. By calling at Major Robb's hcadquar-
tcrs, Onion street, Memphis Appeal Office,
can lea1n the whereabouts Of those they seek;
whether are in the city, or have been trims
ferred to Northern hospitals.
, 1863-08-04

TIE CoSFIscATIox Acr.-It Is fntfmated
that one Of the first acts Of the next Congress
will be the amending Of the present conhsca-
tion 1aw, so as to deprive armed rebels Of
their property perpetual1y. The present 1.w
only conflscates property during the life Of
the dis1osa1 person, after which the property
goes again to his or her heirs.
, 1863-08-04

:. otzesxAr1, August SONY ten raeons;
were captured and burned By scotts rebels,
nt Stamford, ky., Instead Of sixty, as report.
that Scott's raid Is concluded. some 500
rebels effected crossing Of the Cumberland,
1tay'ng their stolen wagons, and other pro.
pert5, behind them. -Four hundred prisoners
captured from scott's command, passed
through Frankfort, to-day, for Louisville.
, 1863-08-04
The BonlbardlneDt Of Friday.
SKETCH OF FORT WAGNER,
REFERENCES.

4, PaTapct.
B, High Traverse
c, Gallery into Ravelin.
2. Cover d way with friczo;
E, Magazine.
T. Tan,bonE for fsnking fire.
g. Nuskctry parapet.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1buno.J
, 1863-08-04
a MlHtM1ken 11n41Ie-Txvo Feder-
nj Forces Assault Each Other.

:LEAvzNwoRTH, Ang. 3.-Capt. Harvey, at
Westford, Mo-, learning that it WIS the inten-
ton Of the guesillas to attack n large train
which left Kansas City for Santa Fe the latter
part Of July, starred In pursuit. with one COM
pany Of Kansas Volunteers. He overlook
the train, finding 1t had bcen robbed, and
started forward after the robbers. when he
Kaneas, who had come from santa Fa to meet
the train, each supposlng he had found the
enemy. Colegnn drew hfs men up in line Of
battle, ordered q charge, and severe fight
ensucd, in which many were killed and
wounded, before the mistake waa discovered.
, 1863-08-04
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1858.

thousand islee and down the river St. Law
renee to Montreal The BALANCE Of the excur-
sionists Etay over here tonight, and meet the
delegations from the Milwaukee aud Detroit
Boards Of Trade, and proceed to-morrow
morning, BY the Grand Trunk Railroad, to
Montreal
, 1863-08-04

Guetfl1as roaming over Prince Williams,
county, South Of Washington, are arreating
prominent Union citizens and enforcing rebel
, 1863-08-04

~ @@71 01 &11C VVRz31CI 'INeFs 96r11s
Bosror, July 81, 1s63.-Captain Nathan L.
smith, OF the whaling bark Newark, which
sailed from New Bedford in October, 1859,
island Of Java, describing the totaI wreck Of
bis vessel In the Malay Archipelago in April
last. The Newark had 1,700 barrels Of sperm
oil. Tbs officers and crew.escaped In boats.
The vessel and cargo were Insured In New
Bedford; ;fornearly $65, ,000-
, 1863-08-04

to Hun the Biockade.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Actiur Atto,nev
GencsA Coftey has gwen an opinion in re-.
ePonse 10 IN inquiry Of the Secretary Of State.
that persons oispatchtpg American vessels
IRON our own ports, ID ballast, to neutral
ble to punishment as criminals, under the
second section Of tho act Of July Il, 1862,
chapter 1876, "to suppress insurtection." SC
Whether such vessels actually run the block
ade, OF utter leaving the neutral port are cap
tured In the attempt to run the blockade,
or whether they even fail to reach the neu-
tral port, such vessels are liable to capture as
prizes Of war from the moment they leave
cur own port, and their right Of capture in
posing on our cruisers the duty Of capture.
The mere fact Of starting such vessels on
their guilty errand, irrespective Of the point
they may reach on the voyage, amounts to
asst ting the rebellion within the statute.
, 1863-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Confederate
steamer Beauregard, after attempting to run
the blockade at Charleston, returned to Mas
eau, about the 25th of july and passed close
to an american cruiser off Nassau while en-
:tertng the harbor.
, 1863-08-04

rrepsring to play mischlevous pranks in Ken
tucly and Tennessee. Forrest, Richardson.
and the whole band Of thieves connected with
them, must be cent to keep company with
Morgan.
, 1863-08-04
Marine Losses for July.

-. IEfUm tue n. 7. W0f1d-1
We publish below monthly table Of mar1nel losses
1of the past month showing aggregate thirty ycs
bark three were bEtss ten were schoones Que wis
steamer, anu one sloop or the aboye, nine were
9f G1e W. @ aband9neI @ at "a and one
s:EE and destroyed By The rebel cruisers ii estimated
, 1863-08-04
Corrections of Mistakes In
Drafting.
fo11 uy.1z

iHo Ao'4o"lhE oulclal oIuer LBS oeen Issued:
VAR DEPARTHXT, PRovosr Mar HAI
GEKKRALs OFFICE, WAsH1SaroS, July -, '63.
CIRcC1AR No. 63.-Whenerer any drafted men
shaL chow to the Board Of Enrolment Of the dis
tEict to which he may hare been enrolled that he
was properly enrolled an alien, nonresident OF
the district not Of proper age in the service On
the Sd OF March, 1868, he shall be discharged by
the Board. and BIS place in the quota shall not be
hllcd rom the hfty per cent. drawn In addition to
the quota to supply vacancies created By exemp.
tlgns af1eing undcr tho second section OF thu en-
roumcht act- JAMES B. FHy,
Provost MhrahaI Grre-al
, 1863-08-04
The Buried Soldiers at Gettys.
burg.
GENERAL 0RDERS-NO. 9,

DEPARTMENT sUsQuEuANSA, HEADQUARTERS.
GErTxsnuho, Pa, July 81, 1863,
During the months Of August and Scp.eu-
ber, no corpse will be allowed to be disfn-
TERED from any Of the burYing grounds, Gem
eter1lcs or battle grounds Of Gettysburg,
The health Of the soldiers and citizens Of this
community requires the stringent enforce
ment Of this order, and any violation Of It re-
ported to these headquarters will meet with
summary and severe punishment.
By command Of A, C. ALTENAN,
Colonel S8th Reg't, Comd'g Post.
, 1863-08-04

4 GRAyEEARD WASHED AWAY During
the storm In Monroe county, N. z, last week,
portion Of the cemetery was washed away,
and with it sixteen bodies, eight Of which
bare been recQYered
, 1863-08-04

etnee tne of'ea no''ee o1 aas oea'n o. 'ohn
-. 1an'Poelt' WHICH, appeared IN tae TRIBUNE
~ "'Hoas 1no'n'nss' VIC na'o opsaaneo aooa-
A1oAa' pA' .4su41n ~ ~ nio e1eef' WHICH VIC
pfooueo. icy W. nnse = mon'nlul interest
70 .ne !a'se ens,e .u y. n.snas &no eaua'n1ances
~ ~ 'a - 11|1,s,, .sHe..eso'
@onn ~ e1-upoe4A ~-- "a' Do4A - tuo so"n OF
"oeuou, ~ ~" s' "ae'e n1s 4atnes us's SUI u.
1ealues 4s 80. "ae eounss'o "isu " 'uo
u'st AiosAo s"st4 p'4'ee ouaes saAen III 1onn-
sfls7r!a' aau oeeae e4eat % eon'tas'
o"t esi ec'ans 30 ol1o us' :" ,.a4I' "
department no "Ae oAo - .uo 4ues 81" " 4eog
nn9 erect o.,oseo '" s' ,ees s' -. - p.,,os.s 49,
<s=5 ING 1nea ouueue1 ..s .eao .,>"s1 ~ . , oSI,oa =
trnin- Ihe sao'ec' u .u1 ea0s".,a eso. to'e4s0
from ms ia'nef = pA .- ~ Nv - -, :,
bridge pa1loet si.'u ta - 11n,t.-. = .a.5"~-
subsequently ea''' - 49,,
st "cst foan'' NC Ao = 4~n1Has %oe
years. "neu ea...a. eeteI. ~ -. .ssa+ 49, ~ e,- ~
10 1eaen ns a.teo.,,nr ~ H. h. sts1.nsse - a. +h,. ~
cu0 s,,N~+.'ase 49, t.. ,t,-a o1,a..o+o. ot -.
11me, .1.s~- ~ .+tac,rea h@ cons,,n.1
~" ~ % ths ,,o,e1s which 1.on1d not rield n
49, 49, ~ ~. wilder remedies knoun tn the
s.:,, e,,rceon IN attendance mon tbe cadets
-s,,o ~ ,onc4,, commenced fha Administration
~ 80 rnost 1owerfn1 rrmadiaa.:- Ia nroceed,
+. .h,s cnn-so ~ +,a.t;naIf. nn+,1 h,s 10.
ssa.+ I'D +,1rer, crornont G3T,1ttt,ss If ,nedr,
- -.,t,,o,, .ccon,-,1,.h,n;v ,h;e ot,art hn+
s1s1,,. | redncea him r. The hr3nk If the f7ave
- G..~,,a,, ,ras to1sn n thie fssh,o e,na,.
49,, ~ phI1ode1rh;o where 1,nder The +neat.
. a,,, ~ . sr;,,fn, n,,rs,c;,n he WINS restnred
- ,,e,1,b and then returned to West Point
n,;nr ,cain ot+ackcd liz tbc sane d;.ease the
~-oT aoc,or reneated his experiment. and
e,a;,r 7,1aced him In a.yapor hath. locking
~, n IL nnfo,tnnate1vf = forrot hts nat,ent
md l. II him there some hours. When be re.
,ncmb.red him he found him nearly dead ::
7,ut mon the administration of proper rcma-
dies he recovered sufficiently to DO removed
IN ph;1adelnhfa. where the same physician to
1rhom he owed Ills previous restoration tn
health. succeeded in curing him.
Az ,n;cbt hc e4nec.,d Mr. c,nnhen ,av.-
-ctnr, I'd tn West po,,t Int after his recoverv
rnroccd with his brother Mr. Henry q
<~..rss,.',,, 49,, 49, a,,,nsnt s,,;, 49, ~
|nnI'D, ~, eeaI aIe4'u: u:nstoeet, !" ',o
cons'foe1'on ana management OF Railroads.
He vas thus employed in the States Of PENN
s3,ire and Vermont. md also IN Canad. W-st
hftcr the Vermont Central Ra,,,o,d u,s .ovr.
*@>-~~ ~e>A "~sS ~~AAA-
, 1863-08-04

New YoRK, August 3.-The American tele.
graph has opened IN office for general busi-
ne.s, at 314 Broadway, near the corner Of
Psar1 street, at the Office Of the Mercantile
Agency, also at the corner of Beaver and
William street.
, 1863-08-04

FounE Substitutes Permitted.
PROVOST MARSHAL GkHEnALts Orr1cE.]
" - WAsn1sarox, July q, 1s6a
To R. Grant Bauamell. Esq, Phila., Pa.:
Substitutes between 10 and 20 will be &C.
Jls. B. Fa1, Provost Marshal General
, 1863-08-04

Gen. Meudc's Sons Drafted In
Philadelphia.
PHhADELPn1A, July H.-Two sons Of Gen.
Meade we're drafted to.daY,
, 1863-08-04

| WAoAu 1tHeIAptl6 Lu1I II zen. BeaQfeEnrY
did not surrender Charleston to the Unto,
army In twenty, five days they (the men) woult
ssah. enoot him and .t al Officers In command. The,
tho rshs,s n,netr 49, a0 - s.,,..an Eaeo.n g&;t
ss e '-. a",e 70 oense1 up tnea'
arms and come back Into the Union. JEFF
Davis and Beanregard would not Listen tt
President. Lincoln. and hence the g,nth \.
zo., all her a1aves Re,n-,c,rd has ha..s. .1'
-,.--t S".,," es1u aao pette'
iooh out 1or mmsen' md JET. Da1fs had bet
ter look out for himself, and JEFF. Davis had
better stop fighting ard accent thls otrsr
Tharo 80 o+hoss 1,.e;aa ,rs
Ans'o ~ oeaet' peSiae M. Aason who
no" condemn the secessionists for the loss
ofthclr property.
The steamer CITY Of Mad,aon },a ax~,~ad
,a.a f.on, ~, o";a..a a,.r ~, uas aRfl'eo
ne1o Hom Ne" ol4cans' @1th' She reports
Increased activity in the retail trade Of that
city. Among her passengers TO 3femnh,s
VIM, a[o,or Con Mot-,,n. D.. ~ pu'e
~. ms.o n'1or ven, "c1Artnot, nng zen. IhaTcl
br1g. Gen. Matthias and Col. McCook. The
latter arrived at Cairo last evening.
The rema,nde, vii, soon co,na ., ro,.,,
.o...1. tha1- ha.,.,. 4.. so. ens W Nosta 70
1eeful' 'neaF nea'lh a1ser d long term OF ardu'
Gus eefflces-
, 1863-08-04

snrgeonJ. e. Brown, SD Illinois, is dis.
missed the Service with the loss of pay aud
allowance for disloyalty, and using trcasona-
bic language.