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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Those suffering from
BROKEN DOWN AND DBLICATE CONSTITUTIONS.
from y ha,evsr Gaze. g tier in
MALE OR FEMALE,
HooFLAND GEPMhN BrTr.Rs,
A REMEDY
That win them trir health Such
the in thousands in, accs trial re-
qured 20 prove the assertion.
REMEMBER
THAT THESE BITTERS ARE
NOT ALCOHOLIC
And NOT Intended
BEvERAGE
The proprietor thousands letters from the mosa
cLERGYMEN
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS.
CITIZENS
Tesfyng 81 their personal know beneficial
effects and medical virtues Of these Bters.
From Rev J. Newton Brown. ID D. Editor OF the Enoycio
pelia o. Religious knowiedcc.
Although distressed recommend
dcn.s ~ iroufh ftrsl Of ~ cir ingredients and
effects yet know snnieien, why a may
not testify the benefits he believes himself have
cahcf simple preparation tie hone he
Thus contribute the benefit Of others
do this tn readily regard 20 lfoo' ands German
Bers prepared ny DR. q W. Jackson Of this city, because
unicef ainst hem for uisnv years. Under tho
impression that they chic alcoholic mixture.
friend Robert Shof ESQ. for tho
removal Of thin sudce by tests asd for encour
agene them when sun ring from rfeat and long
continued debility The OF three bottles Of these hte~u
the tta SLOWED by evil
dent lei aud rrstpr ton drErre ~ bodily and mental
veor whteh had eli Elk iuoHihs before and hal
almost despaire' OF rettnug therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to The nse g. .n.n u
J. NEWTON BROWN
PnrLAprIruf.. June q 1851,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.
HOOFIAANDS GERMAN RTTTEHS.
HODFLANn'S GRRMA AN BfTTERS.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN FITTERS.
HOOFLtNDS GERMAN BIfTERS.
win give
A GOOD APPETITE,
GOOD APPETITE,
A GOOD APPfTfrE.
GOOD APPETITE,
GOOD APPETITE,
viii rive
STRONG HEaLrHY NERVES,
STRONG; HEALTHY NERVES,
STRONG IrEAI,TIiY NERVES,
STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
STRoNG HEALTHY NERVES,
BRISK AND FNERGETIc FEELINGS,
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
BRISK AND ENFRGETtC FEELINGS.
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEtTNOS
BRISK AND ENERGETIC fEELINGG.
win enable YOU 10
SfEEP WILT,
SLEEP WE'LL.
SLEEP WELL,
SIrEP WE'LL.
SLEEP WELL,
and viii POSITIVELY prevent
YELLOW FEVER. BILTOIs FEVER &C
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, &C.
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER. &C.
YELLOW FEVER BILr0TS FEVER, &C.
YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS FEVER, &C.
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MEY. srupENTs

ring suffering children ~ above and wishing 70 Taso
vii never regret the day they commenced with theao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

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PRIL y PR hottie sLyENlY FAYE CEssIrs
PRICE pm BOTTLE sByEsTy EVE EVE SESrS
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PRICE PER POTTfE sEybNInFiNE NknIs
PRICE PER hottie SFvlfLl, = I'VE GENIE
80 tfAIp UoYEN FOR -.
an MIR DO1hE FOR 81
on HALF DuZlh FOX ~
an uALF DOZEN tOR ~
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IN HALE DOZEN h
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~ - ~ II. r,se- tat scnd 20 aud win forvayT
u ~ naeked ~ express
perycfrtr orrfrr kNp MtNurAcroRy
81 Ia snci grRf Hr riiilspiIrpfn
JosEn TvANp
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frcrrictors
al lraers IL eisft 'st uvsi states ans o..asss
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LITERARY MEN. STUDENTS
and those working hart with their trans should always
kcfp bottle Of iion9ani's Bilters ilea ~ WI
Ind uoh benefit from s nee 10 both MUD and BODY. Ia
vFnr.tinr and not depressing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

ATTENTION SCrnrFRst
AND THE FRIENDS Of SOLDtSRS

We call tho aer-on OF al favng relations or trends in
tho ARM the fnrt that fia0'ana'f Crrmnn petsn
viii tenshr o. the dssases induced ny exposures
and p-iv I'M dent 70 camp c In the lis pub
almost daily newspapers tho FTriyal tie ck IL
w III roticed thai large proportion suc-ng iron,
debility. Every nf that tHe be readily
HooNands German Biiers We ave hesitation in ss,.
ing that II thes, Bers fiess der
hundreds OF lives msbt he saved that otherwise would
lc.,.
TIE propreors daily receiving tnBkfu letters from,
sufferers in the army hospitals ho he restored
10 health BY the Of these Bera, " them by their
frenaa.
BEWARE OF C0uNTERFEITs.
See mAt the signature 81 q. M JACKSON Ia On The
wrapper OF esrh bottle
, 1863-07-29

ARRIVAL Of tho Rebel Leader and his
Officers.

tFfon, tho Cincinnati Commercial. 24slh1
This nnslnusfy. looked for party Arrived lust
night, .shortly, after ten o'c,ock, over tho
Llttlc Miatni hailtoad. Et'rdod by trt,,o1ts tit'
der t}cn. Bllarkc!ford. the cnptor Of Morgan.
1t contested of hfprEa' aud Cluket wltii their
oho trftot,e. Un dtseini'arklng from LID
ttaIr tiley tsrts TAKEN Il, ellarGu by 4 dussci,+
t1,rnt .. fhe ,ilth Chio. ..
4 largr. crowd waa ntsetnt'!e'l a't thu doro',
. ~ he pti.,n,sFs d,ss '%o; st"'ns.e MN,
t's ,arei's nst' d"w S.a strsst, NJ. % ss. s";2 s"2
b.tkO t,erro,ts surrounded tho h.rnous suefiln
r., hts hidh, Many Of t1,eaa ic ,okerno,, teHlltt
excited, I,n.f csiad. ttang tho rut,hroata ~
''AAlly fnr thu horse thlnynAi" Anvnral nf TIM
spectators wate tonr'nhlrg pistols, but tho
Tho tteld.hand of TITO llith itacoursoa
"Yankeo Doodlo" IN Tho march, which tito
lrlBoners endured With, complete aAnW .(roiI.
Morgan. on the way, bitorroGatcd theCaptaln
commanding tho gnard, conccraiag tue
whereabouts Of his ',rothors hla question:, Ga
''rass up thnt viitsIy.h Tho whisky was
||frassed forward III u cantccn, which the yer.
cral preferred to tho Captain, who politely
refused. Tha fieAeral then took long pull
They wore tjn7conccd In tho City Psteon
tehortly hcfor'a II o'clock. Before locking
tns% R p h ~s,S Sc eRsea RRaey .ted ea ds tasy h
been PER- nittca @ to retain by tho term, Of ths
eurrcndt:r. There was about d bushol of pis
tolls. al'. loaded, etowcd away IN tho office o
the C'ey Prison 1ast ntslt. al q tacm m. ro re-
T.orenn t. {uliY sir fcet high, and Of Pre-
peetcfslnr, though not imposing appearance
ijo was ottltcd in lluen coat, black pants
Wits ahlrt. and light felt hat No decora
tlous wcro Visible. Tie has rather mild fact
J the nosscssion Of unueual intellectual qual
itiea.
, 1863-07-29

He F4nda Nothing Disseminating In
the Present Condition or Affairs.

FFro1' the Richmond D1spasch, July al
Vice Pre.ident Stephens, who Is on his rsy
TO the south, stopped2 At Charlotte. N. c., on
Friday night and WAS serenaded by 1az,c
coucourse Of citizens. In reply he 1aade them
speech 6bo1: m hour IN length. lie COM
meDced by allrtHng to the iuTasion-sf Il Nlry-
land and PennsylYania b. Gencra. Lees 1t.
their own soil and obtained vast supplies for
our own men. ara Was now ready to again
meet the enemy o.: j new f.id- Whatever
might be the movements and objects Of Gen.
Lee, he had entire confidence In his ability 10
accomplish What be undertook, Tor In ability
and intellect he vas = head md shoulders
above any man In the Yankee arn7- Hccom-
mended Gen. Lee for keeping his own secrets,
and told the people not to be discouraged be-
cause they did not hear from Lee over his own
signature. He would come out al right In
the end.
Mr.. Stephens next spoke Of the surrender
of Vicksburg, and said that 1t was not an oc-
currence to cause dfscouraEtment or gloom:
that the loss Of Yicksburg Kas not as severe
blow as the loss Of Fort Pillow, Island No.
10 OF New Orleans The Confederacg had
survived the loss Of these pcints, and would
survive the loss of Vicksburg; Port Hudson,
and other places. Suppose, said he, We were
to lose Mobile, Charleston and Richmond. It
would not affect the heart OF this Oonfederacy.
We could ard would survive such losses, ard
Hna1.t ~ ou44 I14e elSuulnee' 1c"1s uot ~
the "bluss" himself. and haa no respect
or sympathy for "cEoakers.' The enemy has
already appropriated twenty::even hundred
millions Ct dollars and one million Of men for
0nr s1 as sqf ha after two yens
two years longer, theJ would fail to accom-
plfsh Our subjNgation. So far they had not
broken the shell Of the Conf.deracy. In the
Revolutionary war tlc British at one time lad
possession Of North Carolin:.. South Carollns,
dispersed Congress, and for q l5ng time
held complete sway ia the Colonies-
vet they did not conauer our forvf,t III.
crs. In the war Of 1872 the British can.
tured the capital Of tie nation. Washinr.
tnn CITY, and burnt 1t, ret they did not COD
thc 70 ,a
viii utterly fail to siibiuratc US. sub1ugasivn
would he ,1ttpr ,1,f, all e}rrnoj irafI In
, 1863-07-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibsne.1
PHILADELPHIA, July =, 1861,
Nine Surgeons Of Morgan's band arrived In
Philadelphia this morning. This evening
they took passage on tug bound for Fort
Delaware, Il miles below PHILADELPHIA. The
prisoners Of var took meal at the Continen-
tai, where they registered their >natnes and ST.
liked tie title Of C. S. 4. to es4ch. Some one
erased these letters and inserted "Ey.'
There are now about u, ,0c0 rebel prisoners
at the Fort. Auy number Of them a5e willing
to take the oath cfalesiancc. Geargia pri-
ynte thrasl.ed s. c. Colonel there q day or
two since, ;. :.
THERE'S poth1ng stirring ftonq}aAe Army OF
the Potomac. Meade still has the esdvantage.
1t is generally conceded At Wast::t t=ton, so
learn from gentlemen who left there nt noon
to-day, that q decisfTc battle must take 1tlAce
before Lee reaches Richmond.
The latest news from Charleston Is to the
25th- Forts Sumter md Wagner we're reply.
ipg vigorously to the fire.
Ez-U. s. Senator Wall, Of New jersey, for
expressing disloyal sentiments at the Della.
ware Water GaI', yesterday, was beaten lnost
unmerci1ully ly Geo. Bcmers, 3 Government
contractor, Of Philadelphia. Wall took the
ns1t train for hone.
, 1863-07-29
FROM KENTUCKY.
l. NEW REBEL INVASI0N---
EXCITING REPORTS,
Pegram Attacks and De-
" feats a Federal Force.
Lexington. Believed to bo in
Danger.

lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr.buuc.1
CINCINNATI. July %, 1858.
Kentucky. is threatened with another in7a.
sion. Information WIS received at General
Buruside's headquarters to day that the rebe!
Gen. Pegrum, with force yariously estina.
ted at from 1900 to 1000 men, had crossed the
Cumberland river and were marching north
in the direction Of Richmond, Madison coun-
ty, which place is about fifteen miles zouta If
Lexington.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibune.1
LEXINGTON, Ky., July 20, 1863.
The excitement has subsiied. The rebels
Garlic to the river at Clay's Ferry.
Lauder's command, near1y all in troops
from Hickman, insure the t7fety Of L:ziug-
ton.
Gen. Hask.ll is in command. AL business
is suspended. and martial 1aF declared.
Gems. Carter and Gillert'e commands are In
the 1ear Of the rebels.
C1SclSSATI, June 29-A special to the
fo.nmereia| from Lexington, Ky., says the
scbe's this morning attacked our forces at
Richmond, consisting Of small detachment
under Col. Saunders. After an hours severe
fighting, orr troops we're compelled to fall
back to the Kentucky riyer, badly cut up.
The rebel force Was estimated at $500, and
six guns. They are supposed to be the ad-
vance Of Bragg's army.
At the latest adyices Our troops have fallen
back within flve miles Of Lexington, the
ese,ny closely following.
Martial law is proclaimed ut Lexington
today. All able bodied citizens between
Is and 45 are ordered 10 report f,r duty. It
Is thought the city can bs held against tie
ttbtls.
Rete1 citizens tcrott rebel furce Of over
t5,toU tnutihE Iii uottherty ditt c!iuu vla
Ctab Ulthafd:
, 1863-07-29
NUMBER 25.

to 2,car testimony, anu classify IN accordance
with this ordinance ail drafted persons seek.
ing the benefit Of the sa1uc, and to receive aud
enroll the NAMES Of such persons as sllall vol
unteer to become substitutes tor drafted men,
Oh the conditions laid down By this ordnance
ard such regulations IS sh3ll be adopted By
tald committee.
SEC. g. The Comptroller IL hereby author
lied and directed to draw Ids warrants on the
and In favor Of such persons as shall be certified
to him BY said committee, and for Incidental
expenses, which warrants shall be counter
signed by the Mayor, and shall be drawn pay
able out Of moneys collected On the :ax,war-
rant Of the fiscal gear 1868 and 1854 for war
PURPOSES. It shall be the duly Of the Mayor
and Comptroller to arrange With one or more
banking houses to cash said warrants at the
lowest possible rate Of discount to be OBJ
tn!ned.
SEC. 6. The said committee Is hereby au-
thorized to arrange and carry Into effect sys-
TEN Of allotment, By which the whola or any
part Of the funds donated under this ordi-
nauee to any volunteer, may, when requested
it, or for that Of his relatives otfriends they
are also authorized to hire one OF more
clerks, and to devise and adopt, aad
publish such general regulations and condi-
tioHs In regard to the Organization Of sid
volunteer companies and the distribution Of
said moneys, not conflicting with This o7diu-
ance, as to them n1a9 seem meet and proper,
and to correspond aud confer with any Of TIE
Federal authorities in relation to che f1Iruess
Of The constitution, the acceptance Of said
volunteers In lien Of drafted men, and suck
other matter. IS may Iestain to the e.ticlent
performance Of their duties under this o1din-
aEce.
, 1863-07-29
I'stt>hl (jt1AalE.IlBI'tbN,

Naw YnnK, duly a5,-~Tha atoamnr Htar Of
ll'b bnni)I Arrived ihfs tyuntng, fr0m uharIsh.
I'm lmr IN thu oyening III tin ahll. Bt,o
tuweA tiln Iron clal l'assn1o 10 tho lmr, which
went IN tn report III Admiral Dahlgren.
When tic Blar Of thu buutl, left, l,oayy ran.
nnnndlnK wns heard, nnil thclla wGrc plnin1Y
sccn bursting oyor Torl 1Vagmsr. t1'hen'
must hc n inistako rs TO tho dals Of tho ru.
rori ''rorght l,y The sehnonat Masot. on thu
eytplng Of Tho 9Gil,, ms tht i'as.alo would bu
extraordinary oYch fut steamcr.I
, 1863-07-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters at Memphis and
Vicinity.
LATEST. FROM C0RINTn, MISS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rribuue.1
CA1Ro. July ., 1851
The steamer Liberty, ". Connor master,
arrived at 7 clock this evening with Mem.
phis dates to last night. There is nothing
later than By your Memphis correspondent.
Vicksburg matters are quiet. Great mum.
bers Of furloughed soldiers are arriving here
daily.
Gen. Prentiss passed down e7. route for Hele-
IA this afternoon.
Gen. McC1ernand will undoubtedly have to
60 through the forms Of courtmartial. Gen,
Grant, 1t is understood, prefers charges
against him.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.1
MExrMs, July q, ria cA1Ro, July 2s, 1859,
We have variety Of reports from below,
nut there is nothing worth sending.
Richardson's guerilla bands are still depre-
dating in West Tennessee, stealing all they
want and conscripting every man they can find
into his thievipg army.
A man named Mr. johnson, late Of Appa,
Miss, rendered his services to the Govern.
nle1t and Joined the LIST Alabama regiment
soMc weeks after he was placed on picket
duty and deserted. He was recently c4pturcd
BY scouting party from Corlnth, with d
stolen horse and the arms he obtaiued from
Cnclesa He was tried by drumhead court
martial, found guilty ofdesertion, and ordered
to be shot. This sentence mas executed in
the presence Of tile whole military force at
Corintl. Twelve men from his company we're
detailed to shoot, and at the order "1re,"
every bull took effect. johnson leaycs wife
and two children in Mississippi.
Our Memphis merchants arc still moving
to have commercial restrictions SO far RENE.
died rs to permit reasonable amount Of
goods to Ct me here. The action ofst. Louis,
luokiIg to the came end, Is fayorably regard
I'd. There was a conference On Saturday be-
tween cur merchants, the Commanding Gem
-ral aud Treasury Agent Mellen, In which the
Treasury officers admitted that there was no
smuggling done by our Memphis merchants,
but 1t Nas carried on By other parties. MI.
s1tllen has gone down to coEfer with General
Gfsnt, and TN Ills return we confidently e.
reet to lnye redress for our grievances.
III lie recent fight at Juekson, Miss, The
slet Illinois suffered severely In Charge.
Lieut.. Coi. John A. Male commanding, was
ttubhed By ba1l, but he sooii recovered and
eEstiined eotntuand 1tajof f: II. Lutis ua.
takeh prteUtief, ,sui,hjet1, ani liz lad lls Ter
eintutatei BY The tebe1s hid dtd tapt: D.
II. ftaiI ms wohhjttt abl laken ptlsuhpt, bul
AFTERWARDS fethihed: uait; ". +. Tuuhy irsI
IN itlni fdtuts IL uuhHtllF4 killed. t,tput
Il. Drll, Hutildedl hiau Ltetlts. Fttd.tirts
and Hatktt: 4'liefe Wtfe tMultp tI'li.tunt
, 1863-07-29
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tflbnno.l
Madison, Wis. July rs, !sd1,
The Wisconsin eupscmo Court today gayo
a decision In tho habtas corpus, Of tho drafted
men WHO cla!mcd a discharge on The
ground Of alicuship, but who had voted lilo.
CHILLY. Tho court held tint tho act Of Con-
gross, undor which tho first dratt was made,
did not render liablo alicus who had not dc.
clnsed their Intentions, though they had yo-
ted illegally, and intlmatcd that under tho
present draft 1t could not include those who
had votcd without color Of Inv, aud 30 Of
course does not include voter Who claims
exemption from dratt rs m alien. and proves
tlat 10 voted illegally, establishes his
right to serve n term Of years In the State
ptiton instead Of the U. 8. Army.
Tho coustitutionality Of soldicra yoto VIII
argued agaiu In tbn Supreme Court to-tlay b.
Messrs. Ryan and Eldrldgc, On behalf Of tue
TreasurcI Of Fond du 1ac county, who Oh
, 1863-07-29

The cAntt-Conserlption Ordinance.
The following is the ordinance introduced
By John Comisky, as amended ut tho List
meeting OF tue Common Council:
Ee u ordained ty the Common Council # he City
af chicago:
esc. 1. That a eutn not exceeding ono hun.
drci and twenty Thousand dollars 1f tho
moneys which shall hereafter come into
the treasury. As q, wnr fuhd, specified IN
section 4 Of tho orafuanco rnsscd Jnne gath,
rrcptintlons for lilo various, dcpartments
fur ,fe flarnt tear from Arrti 1ss. tno1, to
At,t,l tst. lHt;4, Including th1 Doar1 Of Public
Wrtk.'-AbetnK tho proceeds or Q tax OF tlreu
mills II he herrnfler 1astoi for tint rlirpnsa,
Including tho two mills IN sath edt'on men.
tioitl--i,o null Tho saa,Ia l. lernt'y ttecinty
au.'rt,t|sted @ md 1T arert fpr tho i'tttpo.e Of
tn5|nx hoanties 10 xUttnteart 70 tako th'
i,iSeo IF t,tn nf thu clAsasA hereinafter ttoh.
{0nrt, wla eitnll te tlsAflad NJ edslseflpta uR'
DIR thn not O! Unngfraa known - tlIu s1n'
svflltlnn net, md en!ttla'i "hh Rat tlf ahfo'!'
inp An,l calling ',at taa ''N''oa"' ''sc''' ""'
''t aso' e j. Fla oieet Of tl,ls appropriation II
10 neento the payment 10 t'let! yolunt"dFa]
upon illclr heing mustered into the aerytco oi
lis United HtAtes, ~ sitbstitltca for parsnnl
now residing In tho city Of Chicago, who .hnl
ho tirnf ei-to each the sun Of three hundred
dollars, or such other srm as shail hu fixed bJ
tic rules Of tho Committee hereinafter pro
SEC. j. Tho classes ot arafsod mou Intended
to bo relieved BY tlis ordinance arc: -,
!. Married men Or heads Of families, re
siding with THUR wives Or families, Who ar
unable to my for substitute, OF to pay th'
sum Of three hundred dollars 1zcd In said sc
-. Tho patd married men shall be llyfdc'
Into two classes. Tho nrst ahall coinpos
, 1863-07-29

Nav YoNk, July :B.-A 1tapntrll from tfar.
lrr's Ferry 10 thu Philadelphia fnYuifrr asys'
Ti,e rranlta ol '1r engag"nlrn. Of Thar,d y
highly encouraging I'll" intention w"s to
tut Ire'e arny tn two, md 1t snecses'r'l to t'!e
extent TINT EwnlI'h rorpa II rrporteA to h'
entirely cut of frum communication Wilt
Lao, mud It's capture or dlsperslon is altlast
certain,
The raI]r0ad betwten thls point and Mar.
tnsburg Ia uninjurei, except n ssnall bridge
ovtr the Opequon Crcek, which WIS destroyed
by tho rebels west Of Martinsburg. TIM road
is reported 10 be badly injurcd-the rails torn
mp Tor considerable distance, bridges burn
cd, &c.
The rebels having cvacuatcd Martinsbure,
the road NIll soou be in running order to that
point.
It Is reported that Winchester Is now
occupied by only email force Of Whites
rebel cavalry. The town will doubtless be in
our possession aguin III 4 few days.
Citizens have como in to-day from the IL
cinity Of Martinshurg, who report no armed
citizens in their neighborhood, except few
struggling bushwhackers.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-lnformat!on re.
| ccircd today shows that Lee's army, under
! Lopgstrect, Hill ana Ewell, passed through,
J Chetter Cup on Thursday and Friday, and are
now at and South Of Culpepper. Buforl' s
| cavalry opposed them, but had to fall back,
but hung On their rear, capturing prisoners
aud cattle.
Il i generally thought that Lee was making
a}l possible speed to Richmond, but B1ford
| thinks the rebels Intend making stand on
thc south side Of the R4pidau.
Rebel prisoners sny our cavalry has done
more to defeat Lees plans than nny otlles
arm also, that great deal Of dependency
| prevails IN the South, and in the army, iu coli
sequence Of the recent defeats and the ta1lure
Of Lees p!nns, while the detection Of Joe
Johnston, and his refusal to obey the orders
efJetf Davis, will uectsaltate q Reconstruction
of1he army Of the Southwest.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Utrald's Wash
ipgton Erecill says:
Yesterday trim from Na1rcn:on to Alex
anarfa, conveying about three hundred troops
was fred into By guerillas when within twt
| IN lies Of Manassas. No damage WAS done.
Troops scoured the woods In the vicinity
but were unable to find the ass1ilants. Pro
ceeding a short distance further, the trai,
was agnin fired into without further intcrrup
| ton.
II is rumorcd here to-day that come fort
at Mosby's guerflas were captured last night
but on Inquiry, the story proves to be uu
founded. One scouting party captured d sin
| Cle guerilla. which appears to be all that ha
ieen done lii that line for the past forty-eigl
| hours.
, 1863-07-29
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch t the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch t the Chicago Tribane1
CINCINNATI, duly :s, 1863.
Drutus ]. Clay was urauimou=ly nominated
as candidate for United States Senator from
Kentucky, in place Of John j. Cslttcndcn, de.
ceased. An order WAS Issued today forbid
ding the transportation. Of GoresuMeut sup
files from this city to Lexington, until tic
threatened mid Of Pegram Is nver.
Morgan and Col. Cluk" are sill coulnei in
the city prison here.