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THE GREAT CAVALRY FIGHT.
Elsewhere VIC devote considerable SPACE

THE GREAT CAvALRY FIGHT.
Elsewhere VIC devote considerable space
to an account Of the late great cav
airy battle at Beverly Ford, Va, the
most remarkable encounter Of the war,
and which derives an increased local
Interest from the fact that our own brave
9Th Illinois cavalry had hand in the bat
tic. The origin OF the fight was singular.
il came to pass much as If citizen in his
apartment at midnight cropping his way to
dasten window, should stumble in the
dark upon an armed burglar already with
in the apartment. So Pleasanton's Fed
cral troopers, feeling their way along the
north bank Of the Rappahannock, on the
lookout for rebels, came plump upon
heavy rebel cavalry force actually on their
way northward for raid into MARYLAND.
How they fought and repulsed them, how
sabre crossed sabre, hi1t rang on hilt, steel
pressed against steel, in the first great cav
airy fight Of this war, is set down else
where, and later dispatches state the rebel
leader Stuart dead, and our force pursuing
his flying force.
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FROM HASKINGT0 ON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
WAsHNoToN, June Il, 1868

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
WARRINGTON, June l., 1868.
GEN. HUNTER RELIEVED.
Gen. Hunter has been relieved of his com.
mand at Port Royal, and is on his Wa here
He is to be sent to an important command
elsewhere.
DARING STAMPEDE OF PARoLED REBELS.
A steamer returning with eighty rebel OIL
GERS from Old Point Comfort to Fort Delaware
was some miles from the former place, they
ove1powered the guard, seized the vessel and
run her into small creek near Capo Heary,
where they escaped. They had been sent
down to Old Point Comfort for exchange, bnt
the rebel authorities refusing to exchange Of.
fccrs, they we're returned, being On their
Iarole small guard only was with them.
FCRLoUGHs coCSTERMANDED.
Among other measures looking to an I'M
proved discipline, NIL turloughs granted to-
officers in the army Of the Potomac have been
ccuutermanded today.
TIE EXCHANGE OF FAIsoSERs.
Commissa1y General Hoffman has ordered
Ill rebel prisoners remaining unchanged In
The West, about z, 500, to be sent to Fort Del.
aware, to await exchange. The same number
are there now.
THE CHASE AFTER MosBT.
Stah1 is after Mosby'6 raiders in several d.
recuona. Ills forces arc on all sides and in
fsort Of llim-to cscape will be difficult. Mos
by was near Aide this morning, running for
life. All the horses stolen were from the
Cannl stock.
TIE RCMoR REGARDING FARRAGCT.
The report that Farragut had asked to be
be relieved, and is to be succeeded by Admi-
ral Dahlgren is entirely erroneous in both
respects. Farragut will retain his position, if
Dahlgren goes anywhere it will be to Charles
ton.
THE NEXT MONITOR FIGHT.
The next time IN attack is made by iron
CLUBS, the 15inch guns which they carry will
have much heayier charge Of powder, which
It has been uscertained by experiment they
can bear.
TIE ONO INTERNATIONAL CONTEST.
Ohio politicians here are speaking Of Gov.
Tod, or Bingham, or John Brough, rs the
probable Union nominee against Vallandig-
:,aIn, Probably the former will receive the
domination.
TIE ORGANIZATION OF NEGRO TROOPS.
Colonel VIM. Birney, inspector for the or
ganixation Of negro troops, has been author
lied to recruit at Philadelphia, where the cii-
zens have formed working committee to
aid the cause. They expect to raise two regt-
n,ents, who will be placed with the Washing
ton regiment in camp Of instruction here,
and will be officered by persons who have
nasscd IN examination before the Board here
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The WAR Tennessee.

NEW YoRK, June IA Washington spe-
cjal to the New York Tribune says: The opin-
ion ia entertained In quarters likely to be ac'
quainted With the facts, that not q man has
been detached from Briggs army since Grant
opened the siege Of Vicksburg.. Gen. Rose
Grams has been SO watchfal, has found means
to keep himself 40 thoroughly informed as to
Brasg's designs, and has SO constantly
nun "ith an aeE IN
strength In the least, even for the purpose Of
attempting to relieve Vicksbarg; By pursa.
believed to be contributing more towards a
permanent triumph than he co11d even by
such victory as that Of Stone River.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA special to the
BuNttin from Murfteesboro, 11th, says: Par
ties state that the rebels hare received very
Responding news from Vicksburg.
The rebel Tennessee regiments are utterly
demora1ized. One mutinied when ordered BY
Bragg to reinforce Johnston. Bragg Is re-
ported to Eaye said that he wished *them
Ttnnesseeans all In hell" The afElir caused
nrrQt excitement,
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FROM ST. PAUL.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
ST. PAUL, june u, 1853.
Reports received late last night from Gen.
Sibley and staff, say they reached Fort
Ridgely on Monday, and expected to arrive
at Camp Pope on Tuesday. Nothing Of i'm
portance occurred on tic Journey.
a daughter Of Gen. siblcy, that lie sup
posed conyalescent when he left, died here
yesterday morning.
The river is SO low that regular packets on
MI lines run no further than Hastings, whore
they are met by small steamers, which con-
time the trip to this city.
The Mississippi, ADORE the Falls Of st, An
thony, has not been nayigable this season.
Long wagon trains loaded with wheat arc
arriving daily from the upper country. In
consequence Of inadequate means of trans
portntion, wheat can be bought On the Mill
nesota and Upper Mississippi Rivers for sixty
cents pef bustel
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Chicago Gribn1tt.
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1868.


The news from yicksburg is highly inn
porant. There can be no doubt that the
xn,ict that has rcigned in that theatre Of
war must soon be broken. We are weary,
as our readers must doubtless be, with the
attcmpt to reconcile dispatches. Whether
the rebel garrison is starved or no, whether
Johnston has really formidable army, or
is kept making speeches to allay the dis
content Of dcmoralized rabble; whether
the enemy will, or will not attack Gen.
Grant, and what the prospects
are in either event, are themes
fertile in suggestions and conjecture.
We only advise our readers to believe that
Gen. Grant knows he is in danger. That
he knows the position he occupies entails
The grayest responsibilities md perils the
most serious. That he knows that any
Serious disaster to him will comprise some
Thing very grave in its nature, and extend
ed in its results Loyal men may as well
understand these things, And it is well
and right they should know, on
The best of evidence, that General
Grant has been strongly reinforced
That he las IN army strong in numbers,
srirt and prestige That Memphis has
been strongly reinforced, and that the nine
transports bringing troops thither, rs
clronicled in the rebel dispatches, were
not drawn from Rosecrans. That we be-
lievc, and those whose position places the
facts more tu1ly before them than they ap-
lcar to us, fully believe Grant is safe, and
will shortly be victorious. But that while
there is doubt there is danger, is ncrcrthe-
less true.
The attack on AFlllikeu's Bend means
Something more than a mere guerilla as
:i,l]t. 1t is part Of the defined rebel
Scheme to break our river communications
md cut of Grant from above Our dis
patches show the attempt was brayely re-
pulsed by cur troops, and a most honor
able share of the credit for coolness and
bravery is given to the black regiments.
The negro soldicry have in this and other
recent tests had their full baptism Of blood
and fire, and hcuccforth in the war no
white man will think of asking whether
niggers can fight That question is al
ready answered, however, Of some Of their
unworthy officers.
The Ohio Democracy are fully afloat
in their crazy craft, under the pennnnt Of
Vallandigham, sailing under secret orders
from JEFF. Davis. It is precisely the pro-
grammc loyal men would have laid out
for those fellows who are digging their
own graves, There is deep and bitter
rursing going on among the leaders thus
being run nway with by the violent team
they haye before this driven. a smash
up Is coming ior them.
Gen Hunter isiudeed removed from the
command in South Carolina, and We sup
pose the rest Of the late rumor is equally.
true, that Gen. Gilmore is to succeed him
The runor now takes the form Of claim
ing large accession to the army Of Lee
in Virginia. It is certain that our own
force there has been maintained in full
strength, and besides this the border line
OF Maryland and Pennsylvania will soon
bristlc with ready bayonets prepared to
icnd of rebel raids. Forewarned is fore
armed now, whatever it may have been
earlier in the war.
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The ohio POLITICAL ASPECT,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
Ctsc1ssA71, June u, 1865.
The Union men are perfectly enthusiastic
over the Democratic State nominations, xhile
the better class Of Democrats a1e disgusted
with both the nominations and the platform.
The Democratic leaders have not the slight
est hope Of electing the ticket, even without
The soldiers vote, but they say the honor Of
the party is involved, and they must stand by
their lender If he does not get ten Thousand
yotes in the State.
John Brongh seems to be the prominent
candidate Of the Union men for Governor, and
Lis chances for the nomination arc considered
certain.
l..Agate's'' letter to the Cincinnati Gazette.1
CoLuxBus, June II, 1868.
All day Wednesday, Us the delegations came
pouring in, you hear the same thing in a
thousand 1orms-a1ways the same Well
show these military despots what stuff the
Democracy Of Ohio are made Of We don't
tarc for Vallandiglam himself SO very much,
but we'll teach them that this business Of
abueing and arrcsting Democrats has gone far
enough. Wc'N take up this exiled martyr to
The faith; we'll crown him with the highest
sanction Of great party that fur lfths Of the
7''ae has ruled State and country; wc'll hear
tnm 1rom the exile Of court martial to tue
chair OF Governor Of Ohio, and Commander
in Cllicf q the State militia If we can: if We
can't, Wc'u ct least roll up the yotes of +he
1arty in solid column for him i,v tena M ~ ~
7hoqsands; vel MAKE his cause our cause,
take their stAnd by Vallandtgham's side nna
xhr,, well see whether they want to try theIr
band at sending half their population beyond
tie lines!
Iu short, the Convention means defiance to
to the General Government and the Admins.
trasion-the detiancesof powerful, well or
5ng under The suspicion Of toryIsm, and de.
ter1nincd not to bear the title without earn
ing it. It means not merely condemnation Of
The whole policy Of arbitrary arrests, but 4
declaration Of nlasses, who, when thoroughly
aroused, might do what they threaten, that
zhcy will no longer submit to these arrests.
This voice, however. comes from the rank
and file, not so freely from tho leaders. For
t'ncc the voting machines Of the old Demo-
cratic organization, who used to "wait till
1ne nan came round to tell them who 10
Eo!e lor,' havc taken the bit In their teeth
lnc.n. IL IL truc that the wiser heads laye
been s,}ang to s,ave off the excited secession
65mIa1hzcr, by inducing Gen, Mcclellan to
accept ule nomination; aud it il also true
TINT !ney W.T. " e sadly vcxed at being Informed
Democratic candidates, lint he cnn,d NJ ~
sy1npatLixe with the views by which ~ ~
dcrstood their Convention was 10 be " con- on
7rollcd.
These men were wise In their eenera.,o,
could elect; and, ADORE oil, they wanted t.
avoid cutting ts,eIr own throata, hy commit.
ling Mcntelves unmistakab1y and irreyoca.
11y to peace candidate on peace rlntform.
But theI efforts are OF 10 avail: The delegA
tions come up bent On nominating tuelr exiit
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEbunc.1
SOMERSET, KT,, June Il, 1863.
A fight occurred at Monticello, Ky, on the
10th inst. Col. Koutz drove the rebels from
the town.
After driving the rebels out Of and below
Monticello, Col. Kontz fell back towards the
river. The rebels rallied, a force taking 4
by-road, aud plunged furiously upon our
rcar.g guard, six miles this side Of Monticello.
Companies Il and f, I'd Ohio cavalry. in COM
mand Of Lieut. Case, companies 4 aud F, 18th
Ohio, one company of the 47th Ohio, all com
manded BY Minor Seward, constituting the
rear-guard, held their oHn n1anfully. Re-
tiring slowly, the column rallied to their re-
lief, and desperate contest cnsued, lasting
nearly two hours. The rebels were forced
through the woods for mile and half, to q
stone .Fall, where they made stand, fighting
desperately. The whole affair was close,
sharp and decisive.
Our boys fought with the most reckless
abandonment, against four times their nnm-
her. The I'd East Tennessee made hand to
hand tight Of It. Many Of our wounded arc
blacbened with the powder Of their assaii-
ants muskets.
Night came on, when the rebels fell back,
and Col. Kontz not being in force to pursue,
also retired pnmolested to the river.
No rebels have been seen since, except o
smnD body yesterday morning, who made IN
attempt to capture our plckcts. Our loss In
killed, wounded and missing, is about thirty.
Sixteen wounded came in yesterday. Three
were left at Capt. Vests, in charge Of Sur
gcon Smith. Lieut.. Case vas wounded through
the chest. Lieut.. Low and Col, Custer had
their lorscs shot. Seven men of the 45th
Ohio are missing, Two are known to be kill
ed. Five Of the eth OHIO are missing.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CNctSSAT1, June 12, 1853,
Information has been received here TINT .
raid was made upon the town Of Poplar
Plains, Flemm1ng county, Ky, on Thursday,
By gang Of rebel guerillas. They arrested
all the male citizens in the place-Union and
secesh-and put them under guard. They
then proceeded to the stores and dwelling
houses, aud robbed them Of everything yalua.
bic. A woman, who had . considerable sum
Ct money, and who claimed the protection Of
the rebels, upon the ground that her husband
was in the rebel army, was seized by the
seoundrc1s and partially stripped Of her cloth.
Ing, and handled in yery rough wny, to COM
pel her to tell where she had hid her money.
She refused, however, Notwithstanding their
threats to tear down her house, and they left,
after stealing all the horses in the neighboz-
hon1
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PAIR OF PORTRAITS.

=
Here is what the New York Herald says
of the JEFF. Davis organ in this city. It
ought to know:
In the case Of the Chicago Times, nobody cared
for the paper It IL mere party hack, represent
3ng set OF politicians the vileet and mcanest In
the Union. Before the late Nj. Douglas became
cntanglcd by these men, be WAS au ornament and
credit to the country; bnt they drove him to
drink, to debt and to dcath--f- T.Herald, June H.
And this is the proof Of appreciation the
sccesh Times sends back. And it ought to
know. Behold how these brethren love
one another. In this instance, we jeziepe
zhem both:
That Journal in New York city which constitutes
5iec1f a sewer Of immortality to catch tho patron
age OF the abandoned; vehicle Of falsehood and
slan1cr to cater to the passions Of tue popnIace
thnt defends tnfamy for gold and attacks virtue for
the same consideration; that sacrifices all moraH-
II to lust for greed; and the proprietor Of which
has been p!lloFcd as liar, punished as malefac.
tor convicted az robbcr In the 1evying Of black
mall, caned i1 the streets as slanderous bastard,
and who. in all Ills criminal and scaudAlous career,
has risen to tue dignity passion orreyenge
but hae sought notorictJ In multiplying his b sse-
1cee that he might multiply hie wealth, has, with
. zoendacity that only calonsnees to shRme BY the
practice 0i infamy could isnpa1t, denounced this
paper. Had he commended it, We Bhou1d have i'm
ae1ned its character vile At his own.-Chicdgo
Times, .june II.
, 1863-06-13

CINCINNATI. June IA spy belonging to
jeff Thompson's command was arrested at
Indianapolis yesterday.
No news has been received from the military
WHO went to Rush county to arrest the men
VINO killed Deputy Marshal Stevens aud De-
tcctfve Officer C1ayfie1d. The excitement il
that part Of the State against The enrolling
officers continues. The Enrolling Coulmis.
sioners have been.dsiren out Of White River
township.
, 1863-06-13

NEW YonK, June lathe New Orleans
Era Of the Sd has m important order from
Gen. Banks, to the effect that no Interference
is to be allowed with plantation property,
and that articles heretofore taken ara to BE-
restored
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Explosion OF u Powder. Mill.
BosTos, June 10.-The Glazing mill con-
nectcd with the powder works Of B. c. Mar.
bic. at-Buckfield, Maine, blew up at o'clock
this morning.
, 1863-06-13

DEARRoRS, Mich, June 1.-THE 1st Afichi-
gan sharpshooters,' in camp at this place, to-
day received orders to he ready 70 march at
moments notice.
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"By their Fruits ye shall Know
TheIU.ss

New YORK, June 12.-Cincinnati papers
contain q statement that the Sheriff Of Knox
county to be used for the confinement Of de-
serters-
Provost Marshal Bennett reports that the
enrolling officer Is not allowed to continue
his labofs in Harrison township-threaeepiu
to shoot him and then take him out Of the
township.
, 1863-06-13
NHlCAGO. JUNE l1th, 1865
! POLISH COMMITTEE In CHIC AGO.
THE CAUSE OF POLAND.

The Posh e1!es OF Chlcsgo purpose ia send to their
l. c1aahing their palve lind eone taken that tho
peoole Ct Free America a1e not ,1arerens to tho
to be held at nRYAN HALL. on MoNpAT EVENING.
June 18th. 1t X oclo Il. when tho canse Of long sue
ceEo. The Hon, Tnos. D. Bryan nas consented ta pro
Speeches will no mads by the following named ESD
t'ennen: Hon Judge 7hoa. Drumnond. hon Jude
Van B4ren. Hon. Judge Higgins Hoo; z W Asco 9ss T..
I'D. +. I. Me1ztcK. Ksq.. il 3; wilson; E.9 "a.
GoSe, Esa wAf FSf Fl r1s9 T. sa sy asa
et.EsP, 'e~S'7sS*a7s
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CARD1aoToS, O., June 1.-THE delegates
returning from the white-feather convention,
were met at the depot by few soldiers Of the
: Sd Ohio, who knocked down every mau who
mentioned the name Of Vallanaigham favor
ably.
, 1863-06-13

Return Home of the AAt1. NInss-
nchusetts Regiment.
Boston, June 10.-ArriEed, steamers Guide
setts regiment from Newbern, n. G.
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Captures by tho 1slOckaalin;

Fleet.
BosToS, Wednesday, June 10.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Foy states that the
whole number of vessels captured or destroy
ed by the blockading fleet, Up to June lst, is
eight hundred and fifty. five,
, 1863-06-13
THE CASUALTIES.
We find the following names Of killed an
wounded belonging to Western regiments:

wounded belonging to Western regiments:
srH n11:;o1s CAVALRY.
Major L Bevcrcdge. .
Capt 4 Clark. left hand.
CaptJ q Smith, left thigh.
Capt A Forsyth, right thigh.
Capt D J Hynes, 60 g; loot.
Judsou " Fatrat. knee, bya shell.
james McCasty, side and back.
Charles Slyter. back.
Gro Hut, CO K.spraincd.
" Cosman, co u, left arm.
SeIgt Isaac n Brooks, co q, right hand.
NJ C1ossn,an, co A, arm.
o S Hire. elbow.
George Mills. head.
VIM ShurtliE+ fout. -.
George 4 woodruff co c, hand.
james Evans, CO L,
George Fleulming, co &.
Corp Silas D " Wateon, CO E.
Sergt George Hupp, co E.
John Knapp, co g.
Luman " arant, coM.
Sd INDIANA oAvA1nr.
John Walters, co Il, neck. :.
. " Kirkpatrick, co A. wrist.
David Schumacher, co D, hip.
Eugene Page CO B. thigh.
4Adjutant G S Taylor, right leg.
so WISCONSIN INFANTRY.
Y Clarno, co c, left leg.
GL Harrison, co I. side.
Henry Fuller, co c, thigh.
James Colder, co G, face.
Joseph Il Ames, co E, finger.
james Par7ett, CO E, thigh.
VIM. Stefcn, co Z, right arm. =
Bans Bergman, co f, feet.
18TH WISCONSIN, INFANTRY.
Geo Hawins. co E, right shoulder.
Eyans. co B, right arm.
L L cronnsc, ofthc Milwaukee Free Democrat, II
sbnu1I7er
, 1863-06-13
SODA SXRUPS.

nISSOLUTION AND COPART-
~ NEEsHIP The partnership OF Oscar L. Amert
can and Jacob Saith. nnder the firm Of American &
Su1h, eah been dissolved by Tho death OF Jacob smith
Esq. Tho affairs OF the late nrui Will b. settled nv the
undersigned Who havine shts day formed c0partneT
ship. will ssntnne the Wholesale DRY Goods Rnsuess
heretofore under tho SANE nrna and style Of Amcri
can 4 Smith. OSCAR L. AMERICAN
Chicago, February IL lS63, ic13 I'M;
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
rVHE SUPREME COURT OF THE

rNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT
To all phom may c..pcern, GRErTINo:
Notics is hereby given, that, on The 18th day Of
July, IdG3 the schooner Nanlemoy, tackle, hc., and
cargo were captured by the United States steamer
Yankee, attached to the Potomac hotilla, and
Lsought to the port Of Wsshington, and the same
are hbeled and prosecuted In this Court In the
name OF the United States, for condemnation a.
trial at the CITY Hail. In the city OF Washington,
on the hrst MSEdsY ef oetoher next, when and
whS,a J perSSSnS ~ wrnSa SS " SppeMSr M % .noT
and to intervene far their interests.
BY order Of the Court.
jysi RI. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTINCT M C0UnT 0r The UNITED

To an Dhon may concern, GREETING;
Notice 10 hereby given, That, on the 18th day Of
July, 1884, the United States steamers Jacob Bell
and satellite captured, 40 lawful prize, . canoe,
hat-boat and cargo, and brought them 10 the port
Of Warrington, and the same are liheled and pros
ecuted In this Court In the name Of the United
States for condemnation As lawful prize, and that
said cause will stand for trial At the City Hail. In
the city OF Washington, on the frat Monday OF
October next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemnA-
tion should not be decreet, and to intervene for
their interests.
NJ the Court. RI. MEI0s,
iy26 Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19
VNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

To all ehom u may concern, GREETINo:
Notice 10 hereby given, That, on the 9TH day Of
May, 1863, . lot OF goods, wares and merchandise
and money and one bopd were seiied BY the UNI
ted States steamer Western World, attached to the
NprtA Atlantic DookAding Squadron, Samuel D
manding, and the same 10 libeled and prosecuted
In this Court In the name Of the United ststes, as
lawful prize; and that said cause Will stand for
trial at the City Hall, in the city Of Washington,
on the arst Monday Of september next, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decrsed,
Jyaa-dtd ri. IEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-19

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