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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
pIarkct.-Ren,yfed Jy Tsleqrapb.

OswFGo. July q. -FLorR lower WHEAT que, end lower
Coss lower; sale, OF 900 bush III p.t CASAL fREGHrs
unchanged IMPoKrs: Dbl. Flour. 1900 busb Wheat
AVID bnsh Gem Exports; go bbls Flour 1900 bush
" hest and IL 900 bush Corn.
AfBANT, July 8--FLouR and WHEAT, dull OATS, 1oc
for lO0U0 bush. Western shoat Shipped by tows 1920
bush Com l2t 900 bush Wheat. 100 0 bush Oats, aud
81 500 bush Feed
CHICAGO July s-FLouR duh ct 50 T3d IS IS for msdum
ard chocs Spring Extra WHEAT dn and declined cate
sales At 81 4d*l O5. CoRS quiet aud declined sd3c.
sales 4id4Tc RKcEPTs2 800 bbls Flour IS 900 BUSH
Wheat and 1900 bush Com SHIPsEsrs-SD0 bbls.
ouf. ~. coo bu,h Wheat 227,00O bush Corn.
CIAcTsTATI July 8.-FIoUR very dnl offered ct 81 IS.
WHisKY firm at ic. PKoysloSs FIRM Mess Pork advanced
2Jc; no sslss Com %.
BALTIMORE July g-FLouR dull sales TO the Government
Of 900 hbls at ~ l0d ~ ~ for OHIO Extra WHEAT
steady. coKs dropping OATS heavy. WHIsKY inactive
PHiIADKLPHIA July 8-BREADsgUFYs generally dull and
No demand for Wheai the prospects Of an In.
creased supply by have depressed prices Red nominal
at ~ So There its demand for Corn Oats steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
The Rebel Oycrtures.

WAsBINGros. Wednesday, July g.
The following statement is derived from an Official
source:
On Sunday. the 9Th inst, the Secretary Of War
received dispulct from Col. Ludlow, the United
S,a.cs Commissioner for the exchange OF prisoners
Of war, attached 10 the staff of Msj. Gen Dix, 70
the effect that Alexander II. Stephens, Military
Commissioner for the Confederate States, bad
presented himssii IN n Confederate sit Ia Col.
Ludlow as the bearer OF = communication 10 writing
from Jefferson DAVE, the COMMANDER OF the land
and naval iorces OF the Confederate Sses OF Amer.
lea T. Abraham Lincoln, Commando in Chef o.
me land and naval fofces Of tie United : 'atcs OF
Aaerica; and that be desired proceed IN the same
Confederate steamer to Washington 10 deliver ib'
sid communication, attended only by Rober OGld,
~ Secretary for the purpose of conieIrng upon The
objects Of the aforesaid communication, ana by the
of. co.s aud crew of the said steamer.
The Secretary Of the Navy OF The ZANE day re-
ceived circular dispatch from Rear-Admirai Lee,
in command Of the United States Squadron 10 Hamp
ton Roads.
Ga Monday the Secretary Of War and tho Sec
rot..iy # the Navy respectively answered 10 Col.
Ludlow and Rear Admiral Lee that the request of
4 ieEaider n. STEPHENS 10 insdmisaablo. The cur
toinaIy agents and channels ARE adequate for al
peedful military Communication and conference be-
tween the United States forces and the insursenis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
From o Southern Union Man.


Sin: Not long since, The Post published set OF
uggostiors as TO how 70 edit conservative paper,
which appears to have been acted upon by al the
Questionable newspapers in the country ever since.
Que of the suggestions in snbs,ance) was that
Immediately upon any great disaster to, or any great
,uccess Of arms they should put forth teelers,
eniargug upon the oss of lie, expense, and delay
Should ask if this cruel war s 10 cease, ano
shoulc hint an srnistice, with view 10 negotiating
Tor peace on the mort magDaumous terms to the
Secess cnst. especially if they Were baaiy defeated
As tie Rebels are now almost crushed, IL is TO be
exrec,ed that their eow-traiioI- II the North will
ri once act upon 'hia suggestion with their usual
uuaniuity and energy-thst they viii even dro!
their programme in ,eesrd to Gree speech, " free
pes. aud 81 the Constitution" 10 do 20.
Lest auy Predetermined Union man Of the North
should be misled by this concerted ouicry, allow me
20 cal tie attention of your readers to the following
ats:
l. The loyal men OF the South want 10 armistice
comp omi-c or terms Of any sort, and will listen u
none Ina will be devised 10 screen ..-itors.
,. NoInh that las shown himself unfinchngly
-rua 20 Us country il civil ifr, OF who has borne
.riDs ia nci behalf. lsl- Will tolerate anything
II he .or,.
We ~ sc South who have been, are, and alwayr
sxucci L be Tor the Union demand that The brave
ann who are putting down this wicked Rebellion.
aid nvt TIE oO~afos and traitor wio have Teen
impeding them, shall BE Permitted to finish The job
- uicb 5hey are N far wsy of comp e'ine, ID,
lliy way that il ought to be fnisAed-by force OF
.srms. 4 IfNAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
FROM JAPkE.

The Pence Vet Und;sfurbcd- Merchants
Have no Confidence ina n Peaceful 80
LUTON OF the Question with EngiaDd-
The United States Steamer Wyoming
in the Bay Of Knnngnwa.
From Our special Correspondent
KASAGAwA, May II, 1863.
Since my date of the 9TH of May, nothing new has
transpired. The place remains quiet. though COM
paravely few ofthe native population have returned
to their deserted homes. Having once removed,
they ds,rust the temporary quiet until the difficulty
is finally arranged.
Business is for the time being destroyed, and 90
slight is the confidence Of the foreign community
that peaceful result will DO ettained that the
chants shipping of all their valuable merchan-
Disc and some persons aso have sought refuge or
board the shipping The few families on the Kama
gawa aide of the bay will Immediately move across
to Yokohama The American Minister is now here
Wait for day or 40, returning to Yedo to-mor'
row.
All our hearts were gladdened last evening by the
appear snce in the bay of the steamer Wyoming
We all felt that there was some protection for US
now, ut least place of refuge in of sctiye hos
tties
Tho Japanese keep their own counsel as 70 VIVA,
their purposes are but certainly tho indications are
not favorable 20 peace. ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

ARTHUR-On tho 8ih inst. o, Epgswood j., Willism
Levi. srndon only child Of Chester A. and Ellen l. H.
Arthur sred year. and montha
The will take place Friday, the 18th Inst
O'clock n H., ou No. - West Twenty hrst street. The
FREUD, Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
BAILIE-On July !. at For;ehester (We.tcheserl. NY.
suddenly John T. Bsilie, Of Ssmue! Bsie. ssed IL
y-ars months and - daya
CARPENIERIn Paris, April II, Frankin n Carpenter In
the 18th yea OF his age II,
His remuns having arrived In the steamer New-fork the
relatives nd friends OF the family without further notice
and also the members Of HoboAen Lodge No. - = and
NJ invited attend his funeral a. hs late residence
We., Hobokon, N. J., on Friday ursi July 10, Ct IA
O'clock Carrsses will he In readiness al Odd Fellows Hail.
Hobokcn, at IL O'clock.
CHEsEBRO-on Monday. July 6. at Baltimore Maxwell
Wsodhui Che.ebroogh 10 the 22d year OF his age
IN. funeral w sie place nom 81 Thomas Church New
Yos corner Of Houston street and Broadway. Thur
day the sth inst iOt O'Clock III The relatives and
friends Of the family invited " attend without further
notice.
FREEMAN-on Tuesday July 7. Nathaniel Freeman. aged
70 - ,
Tho relatives aud hieuds OF the family respectfully 10.
vtd TO attend the funeral from his late residence, No. Us
West l2lh street on Thursday at O'clock. ?. IN.
JONES At Woodbur Long Island, July amer short
Illness William H. Jones aged ~ eldest hrothsr OF
the late Walter r. Jones' and father Of Oliver H. Jones Of
this city.
The relative. ard friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral on Friday. July 10. N O'Clock. fom
81 John, Church Cold Sprins Hsbor Long Island with
out further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

,,ow The minimum, will he deprived Of the Second
Lasss ant ov,sv
eS Each regiment N'l 10 deprived Of the Colonel oue
- ma on. Assistant Each COMPANY provided
. - reduced below the li1inuin, VII De osliiVeo OF the
s cond Lieutenant
-yS ZACH regiment ~ill be deprived ofthe Colonel ono
$50, a.e one Assistant. surgeon. Each Company battery
lid, 4 l. reduced below the minimum, VIII ne deprived
officers authorized 10 be added at the PIesi
80 Election See a.. . 40. a. G. O. 1868. There bong
W minimum for artillery fixed by existing the mini
"a ~ he ose; here IN named viii be. lCi4 aggregate ioI
.ymerf and 50 aggregate iuE battery.
n Ia reach ng ,Le reduced standeld herein fixed all off
the eHunlsTste- grades, properly IN service
wi lie retsned until tine sGid becOue vacant oy the
Ia casualties o. tie service. After The reductions
ca u1 appointments to vacancies IN The grades eHumer
r'ei will he made except upon notification non the
: crluiSsTy Of Muste!s :oT the Department OF Cops
.t.f tbe rogin Ont Is above the minimum. To TINS
end toe Comnsssry OF Muh viii report weekly 10 the
governor Of the Stse appointing power Through the Oou'
sadDg General Of the Iepatut ~ Cops The SAID ieoi
viii designation Of the meut or oiheT oisahzs
ou the and rank Of the party creating the vacancy
with The and thereof II order hs oesh iu'
g. The It's number, date and soges must oe sW'h
IofmissrTies sno Assistant ComsssTes OF Nusets " ~ oe
accountable that made III Violation oil TINS
order
H. The following Is the section o. the aci referred TO- tnd
der which the fOliowiur is ofdsied;
SEC 20 fnd Le u fnre, onafte, That v" eneveI reg
ct l. re6ucss below th, minimum allow ed by lhw
20 officer shall be appointed 20 fuch regiment beyond those
t.,r..,ar> or Tia. cofnmsud o. such reduced number
~ No provision herein i Intended TO interfere with ne
-eorreeats Of General Orders &C. sctcs from tn
c. when regiments have been. msy become reduced
o one-ha Of the maXimum nuuoor prescribed Oy law.
Nv order OF the Secretary Of Wal
4. ID. TOWNSEND Asst Adj Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

DRKAnISC IN CHCRcB.-At Balston Spa, one
sunday afternoon, gued with bis long journey,
WAGNER with bis son John, drove his team into
barn, and determined 70 pass the sabbath IN enjoy
ing a season Of worship with the good people OF the
village When the tine for worship arrived, John
was sent to watch the team. while the WAGNER
ven, in with the crowd. The preacher had hardly
announced his subject before tie Old fell sound
asleep lie Eat against the partition in tie center Of
zoe body .lp; just over against him. separated by a
very low pariItioD sal d iesLy LADY who seemed all
absorbed in tbe sermon. She struggled hard with
her fee ines, but unable TO control them any longer
she burst with load scream, aud shouted at the
top Of her voice. nfousing The old man, who, but hn
s~sse thew his arm around ter waist and CRED
yefy -oothingly: " Whoa, Nancy Whoa Nancy !
Hefe john" calling his son, " cut the belly-baud
and loosen the bre,ching; quick she tear every
thing 10 pieces ' Albany Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
THIS MORNINGS LATEST NEWS.
FROM GEN. MBADE's ARMY.
A Gremt Battle In,mincnt.

WAsHINsTos "Wednesday. July q. 1863
Messages FOR the Associated Press, received from
Frederick. Nd, to night, say that, Information,
which can be relied upon comes from the front this
morning, Of the following purport;
Tie rise in the Potomac has checked the passage
Of the Rebel arms.
A small portion Of Lees transportation has been
crossed on RATS at Wiliamsport and Sbepsrdstown,
and bis stock swan over. His ambulance trains
with wounded have also crossed; but bis supply
trains artillery, infantry, and cavalry reported
to be nearly all on this side.
His first line Of battle has been formed on the
" Antiean Fields" Should this prove true, and it
is certain that he cannot receive reonforcements he
will be compelled trust the fate of his army to the
arbitrament of bloody field. Our forces are grad
ually concentrating in that direction.
The hopes and prospects Of annihiating the entire
army Of Virginia bright The beet possible
spirits animate the officers and men. At the last
advices Lee was concentrating bis forces by every
available route. Fearing an attack, he yesterday
morning planted batteries on every available roac
by which we we're likely to approach.
Buiord and Fitzpatrick, with their cavalry dv-
sions, made demonstration in tho direction OF
Williamsport, but were unable to penetrate Lees
lines Many CITIZENS of Hagerstown, Funkstown,
Willamsport and Clearspring have left their homes
believing a battle imminent. Some Of them have
arrived in Frederick, and think that Lee only
placed HE guns in position to keep in check while
tie forces were crossing
The reports as the existence Of Rebel bridges al
Williamspori are contradictory, but the general I'M
precision at Frederick is that none have been built
scout who was there ON Sunday says preparations
were in progress to build one. This may have been
frustrated by the sudden and heavy rise in the Po
tomAc.
Gen. Meade and staff have arrived at their head
quarters, having ridden - miles from Gettysburg
Several corps are understood 10 be the point
desired considerable force has probably reached
the vicinity of Williamsport tonight.
Ia The meantime cavalry are on the enemy s
ef, flank and rear, aud make frequent attacks. Our
are frequently heard from, and their reports
aid confirmation Of Lees endesvors 70 recross the
pnfnrn.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Mnils CIose at the Post.Ofic

day July p IN.
For Crest Britain AID tho Continent. By steamer
CITY Of Baltimore. Saturday, July ........ 10y a
For Hsmburs and the German States, by steamer
pavaHs Saturday, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOi a. m
For Havana by steamer Roanoke, Thursdsv.
II q
For Sew-Or.ans by steamer Morning Star, sstur-
day Jolly p. IN.
Overland Vi. st. Ja.epa Mo........s .. M and s,p m
North-Ahauy Bua,lo aud Csn.dss. rs q aud q
North al West Way Mail p. m
Wfs-ru Mall va Erie Harosd.....3 T. and y y.
,outlefn ana souil-We .tern Mails m, u and 10 p
Lsstefn Mnil..--. a. u aud % p IN
new n~dfoTd Newport and all Ever. D.
I lie Lons Island Mail closes at q m. and ! p.
SUNDAY MAils On SUNDAY AL malls close at ID ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
The National Finances.

PHiLADkLPHiA Wrduesdsy. July g. lBll
The Subscription Agent reports tbe sale o. soJO,
900 fve-twenies on July Z ard to-day s. 900. O0U.
Bonds are beng delivered to June -. The recent
victories in Pebnsy lvana and the fall Of Vick,5ure
have temporarily drawn the public mind from TIE
investment OF money. but III few days the sales Of
fve.twenties will be reported IN more astonishing
figures than ever The continuance OF az eucIes IN
all paris Of the country by the Secretary OF The
Treasury is viewed with great satisfaction, ese ial-
Is in the West, subscribers IN remote districts
have the advantage OF using the OBITUARY neans 81
renting funds east by bankers drafts or bank
Iloies as may be most oOnvenlent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Gov Ramsey who in 1861 effected the treaty
by which the Sioux surrendered their ancient half Of
Minnesota 10 the United States, has again been
appointed Commissioner ON behalf Of the Govern
Inent 10 make treaty with the Red Lake Cbippc-
was for the extinction Of their title to the Red River
Valley their assertion Of which hes recently led TO
III pleasant interruptions Of tho trade and travel
which passes through that region. This treaty con-
templates the opening Of that whole rich and beaus-
fol district to settlement. the entire pacifcslion Of
the discontened Chippe was and the resstablishment
Of complete security to tue commerce and travel
along The Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Impending Bnttie ut FORT Gibson.

LKsyEsvOhTH IuesJsy, July y, ibbJ.
o Sunday, the STU inst, Gen. Blunt, with all the
cavalry he could rsise, started from Fort Scott to
Font Gibson in the Indian Territory.
Information received al the headquarters Of The
District Of the Frontier shows that Col Phillips
Indian Brigade is hard pressed by the enemy, who
il reported : 900 strong.
Three infantry regiments are marching TO re-
enfoIe Col. PHILIPPE.
Gen Blunt took no train, and will cToss the Ar
kansas and offer battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
6uecial Notlres.
Long Live I'd

Long Live the Republic.-A meeting Of tho Cisi:
zen, OF tic NNllIth Maid will be held on THURSDAY
ENENING July 1865 at tue large HAN corner broei'
sny ard s3d st O'Clock for the purpose OF taking pre-
oarv step, for the organization OF regiment pursuant to
q call Of Governor Seymour Tor SouW riiinls-
n IA Nh. duty Of every Citizen by his presence
and erection An the premises show his patriotism and de-
termination to aid IN puttiog down The kebe Ion
uro OPDYkE PETER COOPER,
~ GoDERFY GUNTHER JOHN D. OTrIWELL,
rIIIorT C. COWDlN JOHN " HAYWARD,
FDvyARD COOPER DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
JAMES KELLY, GlLbEkI fLhII
~ y COWLEs NATHANIEL HAYDEN.
ID UENNEsEY TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL,
JAMES NJ. THOMSON. JOHN FOSEEh
WM pAIRp VIM LAIMBEER, IT,,
SEYMOUR A. BtrNCE. y y MARBUKY.
RObT b. ROOSEVELT, HENRY BEENY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Trnselrrs, Guide.

To Albany. ~ Hudson River Rk., 81 Warren
q. = 10 aud - s. AID Iot D. M Sunday, 312 p. m
To Albany. by harlem KR 1th-st. and ith-ay IVA
o Boston. by EowLondou line, Per 80. ~
r. >iouius ion line, Pier 10. y. II. and Fall
River Inc. Plcf :. y. H.. dsiy, saId.yseI
o-ptod). ................. sp m.
10 Boston. By krw-ilAyon RK-. via Spring
te'd ztt., snd sth-sv........s and u sod ?.
Tc oslop. - Acw- Haven KR. 1ssh-st aud
s,h-,v sia sho,. Lius...l7s and p. Sunday 3p
10 BuHao BY trs Kk foo, Of chano-rs
snd 10 and p.
TO Ffladelghiab BY Ne~ Jersey Railroad. foot
o. corr nd a. TO- m. :. u. IN Sunday, u
To Inilals plls by Camden and Anooy
psHfrs1 Per q y. r. foot ofBafclay-si. q m. ?.
IN Msshiu.tou. by New jsfsr, kR.7. i0Gm.
I'D o, "a. foot OF Cour sndt Sunday. q. p
To ibs Wet BY Central Railroad Of New
n ...........................ad pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

AL THE TRooPs Ig TIE STATE or MicHIoAs
CkLLED FoR.-Co Smith this morning received q
telegram from Gen. o. Is. Wilcox, at Indianapolis,
requesting thai the shar shooters and all the rooIs
~ the Slate be forwarded 10 Louisville with us
lille delay al possible The occasion OF this call
will be found IN our special dispatch published on
Sunday morning The Rebel Morgan Is nating rad
into Kentucky, it is believed with designs on Louis
VILE The people Of ihat city have turned our en-
nasse to protect it, and Indiana bias been called
upon Cor all the troops she can spare Tho sharp
shooters have been under marching orders for some
time. They will probably leave tonight OF in the
morning. The regiment numbers abont 600.
Detroit Free Prcss, July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Brig. Gen. Gabriel Reno Paul, who, with Gen.
Reynolds fell in the fight near Gettysburg On
Wednesday, was born in Missouri, and graduated a.
Wss. Point in 1884 Bs distinguished himself ~
Csno Gordo and Contrcras, and was breveasd
Major for bic gallantry at Chapuitepeo. lie was
appointed Lieut. Colonel in 1862 for bis gallsnsry IN
sxpelling the Rebels from New-MeXico in 1901, and
was further promoted " Brigadier-deneral Of Vol
uutests IN September, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Union ssntc Convention In Vermont.

BuRLis0Tos. W, W ednesdsy, July D. iSbJ
The Union State Convention for the domination OF
candidates for Governor, Lieutenani-Gov-rnor, and
Treasurer, is in session at this place to-day. The
attendance is very lnrgo every county being fully
represented. DisIiug gentlemen from all sec
tons Of the State present. Senator Colainer
will be one o. tbs speakers The following ticket
was nominal ed For Governor, the Hon. John &.
Smith Of st. Abans; for Lieutenant Governor. the
Hon. Paul Dillingham; OF " aterOuryi for treasurer
the Hon. John y. Page of Rutland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
H.GAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This ieshf and sItscrdinay article changes the sun
burnt ce and hsndB ia resy 'sin texture Of rsvhhins
beauty psrtBs the marble purity Of youth and tbs d"'
cue appearance inviting in the city belle Of fashion 1t re-
move. tau f.cke. pimples and roughns RON the skin,
.syns tn. complexion esh transparent, and smooth Il
contains In.ie Injurious to the shin Pssfonned by
sc,rr.,e. and syss.,n.en II Is ~hA every lady should
have Sold sycry~hese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

CPIcKEr MATcH-EAsr WILLIAasBURGH VS..
ST GKoHox's sEoosp ELxyu.-Ye,,srday a match DO
tween tn. above Club. played the 81 Georges ground
a, obosen Tho stondsDc. OF spsctuors owing to tie
thesi-png appearance Of the weather IVES not largo NJ"
onodsy. match tho victory being decided by the first in
pings Froa the suboined will bs that the
match wa. won BY the WILLIAMSBURG players;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Eutrrininmen,s.-T July 8.

NIBLOS GARDEN-The Dukes Motto.
WINTER GARUEN-Nine Points Of the Law; Wanted
1000 Mliners; A Regular Fir.
LAURA KEENE's THEATER-Wivss Of Paris, &c.
BARNUMS MuSkUM-Uen. Tom Thumb and wife. Com.
Mutt sud Minnie Warren at all hours Sanfords Ethi-
opi.u Opera Troupe afternoon aud evening
IRVING HALL-1hs Stereopticon