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FROM THE SOUTH.


FORTRESS MONROE, July 3TIhe Sayann2h
HRN6t'ean says that f1eslaenf RS Dayls LACKS ne
power - oPpssste P WIZ ~ nty ~ GENUS 20. o1
tne n.gness otoes. e. I'LL; Mane ~ .. eI.lssts tao
Ranoaard a. ~ ahnst,n ~ F eus n.aSaa.
Us Ls, net'u ~ nt;} ia 5a;,a H* ~ a,nag,
Ios' u ,4,7;tan1 c[o,,;1,s oe pt9iGst p.teinrt
rse raa wastfn n n inS,o5nne 1n"ct,r,u thst
0Ioer ms.ns - ,rsata i;fs rhn co1,ia hap ee
st hto tnis MN ~ @ Ssu ,asa se
hane =, a S IN sIa csmnai.n Ken ~ m;lfarv
science would hare raised the siege Of Vicks.
bu:k driven the Yankees from our soil, hung
Al Lincoln and Seward, captured the cities
Of Philadelphia, New iork md Boston, sud
dictated terms Of peace"tfom the top ot Bun
ker Eli Monument =.
WASHINGTON, July 10-The Richmond
Dispatch of Ju1y 7th says, that in the Libby
Prison yesterday, by order OF Gen. Wlnder,
the Captains among the Yankee prisoners
IN retaliation for the shooting Of Captains
Vim. Corbin and J. McGraw, By Gen. Burn.
side ut 6andusky, Ohio, On the 18th OF May
last.
Tie prisoners were assembled In room at
IL o'clock, by Capt. Turner, the commander
Of the priscuers, and utter being formed into
a tolloT suuare around table, were informed
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FROM sT.PAuL.
Discouraging News from the Sib1ey
Expedition.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibnne.1
. ST. PAIL, July 10, 1863.
Gen sibley's expedition was heart. .fromto-
day, scme time sooner than was expected.
He was sixty-dye miles from Fort Abcrcrom.
bic lat week. They were suffering terribly
for want Of water. They found vegetation
destroyed By the drouth. The greater por-
tion Of the provisions had been ruined by
heat, and large numbers Of his wagons Ind
been abandoned.
The ambulances are full Of sick, md both
men and officers were discouraged. Apropo-
eal to abandon the expedition had been con-
si9cred, but Gen. slbley had decided to move
forward. The chances are that they will soou
find the country devastated By prairie fires,
ard be obliged to rdar1. We expect further
ndr{ces Tomorrow
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The Bogus Emancipation Meas
ures Exposed.

ST. 1ou1s, JEly IA large and enthusi-
astlc meeting was held ut the Court HOUSE
1rst night, which Was participated in BY those
opposed to the action Of the late State Con-
vct,tion in adopting the present scheme for
emancipation, and in declaring the exemption
OF e..vc property from taxntion, In denying
11c PEOPLE the privilege Of voting for the
election Of rulers, and refusing the people
ttc privilege Of voting upon the ordinance OF
emancipation. Mayor Fllley presided.
Speeches were made by Chas. D. Drake, Hen.
UT. Blair, G. P. johnson, B. Gratz Brown,
md Others. Resolutions were adopted, SET
Ting forth that the action Of the State Con.
reutiou, at ite last session was arbitrary, IT,
rannical, and in opposition to the plainesi
principles Of republican government, ap1
proved the body from which 1t euanated t
be unworthy Of the respect and confidence q
q free people; that although described In 1T
title an 81 ordinance for the emancipation o
slaves.'' VIC can regard the convention's enact
rncpt IN no other light than covert attemp
to strengthen and perprtuate slaVery In Als
souri under cover Of the disguise Of pro
fesscd purpose to accomplish freedom; TIM
the attempt to fayor owners Of slaves by +,
body OF men. large majority Of whom ar'
shareholders, at the expense Of others, by ex
cmrtirg slave property from i'll tax, exhibit
cd spirit so MARROW and mercennry, and a
the eaAe time so unfair, as to equally merf
cur condemnation and contempt; that n
bold the people Of Missouri ns citizens Of ,
Etate occupying place in Republican Cor
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rebel troops in nnd about Richmond, which
would otherwise have gone to reinforce Lee.
NEW YoRK, July 10.-A Boonesboro, Nd :,
dispatch to the N. I. Iin4s, dated yesterday,
sa,s: The rebels were drawn up in llae of
battle three and ! half miles from here this
morning, on the road to Hagerstown. From
there they extended towards the Potomac Ia
the vicinity OF Bakcrsyille. They are throw
ins up 1lat-pits near Fairplay, ant viii proba-
BIZ await an attack. Our forces are so placed
that collision may occur at any hour.
FREDERICK, July 9.-Gen. Naglee, with
troops from Fosters North Cro1ina Command,
has been assigned to q command at Harper's
Ferry.
NEW YonK, July 10.-Heayy firing has been
It il reported that French is engaging the
The rebels, it Is reported, have q bridge
across the Potomac at WilliauspoEt.
FREDERICK, Nd !, July l0..-On Wednesday
Pl-u anton and Fitzpatrick engaged Stuart and
Fitzlugh Lee, near Funkst0wn, and drove
the enemy, capturing GOO 0prisoaers.
BAh71MonE, july 1o.-Rlchnond papers Of
thu Sth, claim decisive victory over Meade;
clolm to have Il, ,000 prisoners.
yApORlSGs OF THE HEHEL PREs5.
BALTIMORE, July 10.-The Richmond Dis
patel Of Monday, July Sth. contains leader
on the battle Of Gettysburg. It says:
We feel as well assured that Gen. Lee, after
be has met the enemy In pitched battle, has
inflicted terrible defeat upon then as We
do that We nre living and BREATHING. The
| Dispatch then a1ludes to q te1cgrap1ic dispatch
| announcing great battle being fought On
/ Sunday last, in which the Yankees we're whip:
| pedIwith loss Of G0, GOO men and wound up as
follows: We already begin to Sec glimpses
Of peace if this telegram proves half true, but
lit Us have no peace which we do not dictate
ourselves.
The Dispatch contalns the following: ssIt Is
evident that Grant feels the pressure Of the
iron hand which Johnston has cast around
him."
The following are also from the Dispatch: !:
MAR1EsBrRG, July 8.-Ssturday night our
center fell back, drawing the enemy from
tbtir works. Gems. Ewell and Longstreet
fonked the enemy, and gained the Heights
yesterday, in which the enemy Was routed,
and Lee capturcd A, 600 prisoners.
BALTIMORE, July 10.-The Richmond En-
qtire7 Of the Sth says: " Our loss Is estimated
at 10,0D at the battle Of Gettysburg. Be-
tween 5000 and 5000 Of our wounded ar
rived at Winchester, July 5th.
Generals Armisted, BaIksda1e, Keuper mad
Gafuett are killed. Generals scoles, Perde,
Jones, Heath, Anderson, Hampton and Hood
are wounded
The Yankee army is estimated at It's 90.
Tic lighting lasted four days, and is regarded
as the eeyerest of the war, md the slaughter
unprecedented. The enemy is said to hare
We captured II, 900 prisoners"
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;EsFGnTANT Fh0sA WESTERN
KENTUCKY.
Tie Rebels Capture Union City.

Especial Dispatch to the Chic:so Tsfhuac.]
CoLCxBre, Ey., July 10, 1863.
This morning a telegraphlc dispatch was re
ceived BY the operator here, from the opera
+ attr at Union City, and communicated tt
Gen. Asboth, stating that the rebels had at
tackled the place and mnde him q prisoner
TIE General Immediately ordered regiment
to be sent from here by railroad.
Tbis regiment, the SD Iowa, under com.
mana Of Col. Scott, arrived at Union CITY
half an hour after tho rebels hut1 left. They
understood tsat the rebel force had lclt IN
different directions, one part taking the prls
oners in the direction Of Trenton. The regi.
ments have Just returned, bringing soven
wouSded, and having. buried ono man who
was killed during the ekirmish with the
retrts.
urion City Is in the Dis'-.ct Of jackson, be.
yon1 General Asboth's Jurisdiction. The Dis.
trict Of Columbus not being IN important
point, the junction Of tho Mobile &; Ohio and
Hickman s Paducah railroads, it Was occupl
I'd rs IN advance cavalry post, with teie.
grnPh Office connected By It With Hickman.
The larger portion Of Gen, Asboth's force
was sent to Vicksburg several weeks ago.
The General has, it seems to US, IN entirely
inadequate force, get so tar he has held al]
all Ills posts, md his natecedcnts war1ant the
assumption that lie will give the rebels q
warm reception. =
COLUMBUS, KY, July 1o.-The surprise ol
Cnion City Is clearly attributable to treason
On the part Of the home guards, who consti
tu'td part of the force guarding that post
Gen. Asboth has two prisoners here-Col
Dawson and Col. 1Iarrisou-SLo arc bsiag
tried by military commission, rs asinsnrsents
for organizing an insurrectionary force within
cur lines. These officers protested against mol
| beirg treated us ordinary prisoners of Wat
| but it as no 60.
Cap:s. Cushman, Parks, Cotter and Peoles
| gu. 1Il]a leaders, besides 200 bushwha:kcrs
| taken by Gen: Asbo.h, are le1e awaitlng thei
just deserts.
sp. m.-Reports haye just come in Of t1zinl
heard In the direction Of Hickman. It'll
supposed that TN attack is about to be mad
upon Hickman, and probably upon this city.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Measures for the Safety of the City,

New YonK, July 10.-The steamer Georgs
Washington, from Ney Orleans the 4th, Ut.
rived tonight. There is no news from Fort
Hudson. The siege continued, but nothing
further vas known.
. Orders have been issucd by Gen. Shep1y for
the formation of brigade OF Louisiana vol
unteers for sixty days, for special service IN
defence Of New Orleans.
Gen. shepley would take command himself
No private boats are allowed to SO mp the
river on business without permit from the
General Commanding.
No public assembages t;' ,;a are allowed IN the
All club and gambling houses have beer
closed, and bar-fooms, coffee houses, and "a.
looms are to be closed up at 9 o'clock, P. n.
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SAN FRANCISCO, duly 9.-City Of Mexico
dates via Acapulco, to ths 10th, hare been re-
ceircd. Juasez arrived at San Luis Potosi on
the 7th, establishing hisseat Of government
there. The late garrison Of the City Of Mex
leo, numbering 1900 men, are distributed at
A portion Of the French army entered the
CITY of Mexico on the 8th. It is believed that
Fofey had sent communication urging Ju-
e1czs government to accept terms Of peace.
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MATTERS AT HELENA

HELENA, July 7.-Further particulars of
the Into battle chow the repulse to have been
very decided and disastrous to the enemy.
It is thought their loss will foot up near
1000 killed and wounded. Ours Is ESQ. We
have taken 800 prisoners, and paroled go
others, who are wounded. AtNewton, seven
miles ont, the rebels left two pieces Of artil-
lery In our hands,
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THHE WAR IN NOIsTW CAR.
OI1NA.


Go1psBoRo, N. G. July Letters from
rellable sources, dated Kingston, Inst night,
report in engagement progressing between
the ,etrcating enemy md our forces neaf
Free Bridge. It Is supposed tho enemy is cut
of.
RA1H1au, N. c., July G..-some excitement
was occasioned, yesterday, on the Wilmington
aud Neldon Railroad, ut Warsaw. It is ru-
morca that the enemy haye gone back to-
wards Nswbern, but nothing is certain. GOV.
Vunce addressed the people at the Court
House, this morning. All the citizens are be-
ing enrolled for the defense Of this city.
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have Of the enemy's movements north Of this
lily, is tbat brought by the train On the. Fred.
c,icksbutg Road, .hch arrived Inst night for
tho fl rst time in ncar3y week pa:t. They re-
rot ltat they could heaf nothing Of the Yan.
ke. = either at Hanover Junction or South
Anna Bridge, aud that the Central aud Frcde-
rfcL=burr Roads are nov unobstfuctel.
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From Nassau.

NEW YoaK, July 9-Advices per the Coral.
RI. reports the arrival of the steamers Alice,
Raccoon, Kate, Antonia, Elizabeth, Ella, An
ME and Beauregard, from Charleston, and the
Banshee, Lizzie, Flora, aud Charleston, from
Wilmington, all at Nassau.
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New YoRK, July 10-The steamer CoreIca,
from Havana the 9TH, and Nassau the 9Th, has
arrived. There is nothing important from
Uayanna. Several insusreetions have broken
ont in Venzuela, in opposition TO the treaty
bf pence recently signed. One Of the Gov
eminent wur steamers Ind gone over to the
Ths Spanish steamer Isabella II had sailed
from Havana and Nashua, to BE- blockade
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HOW OUR BOYS SPENT
TIE 4TH or JULY,
Footings Of the Capitulation---
:. $4,000 Prisoners, 132 Can
non, $4,000 Muskets. ::
"REMINISCENCES OF TIE
SIEGE-STARVATI0N
INCIDENTS.
Mould Beef one Dollar q Pound.

LOOK lor ErI1lef bpctut Auu WHICH Has IT.
taIned because Of the expected attack on this
place. OEe item tho other correspondents
Aave not got, is that Gems. Johnston and sher-
man will probably have battle soon. sher-
man On Sunday morning crossed the Big
Black, and on Monday night was GO miles
from Vickzburg With an overwhelming 1orce.
q. Another great battle tomorrow OF day nf.
ter Is probable, but Mcldc Is under no neces-
eity to net hastily. The recent rains have
swollen the Potomac go much as to render it
unfordable for 4 week.
Tic number Of rebel wounded at Gettys-
burg was 10000. The rebel losses in nll the
ba,t1eg WIS thirty.three thousand five hun
dred. Eight thousand Union wounded left
on the field are being removed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
CA1no, July 10, 1868.
7 am indebted to Mr.. Henderson, Of the
New York Tribune for the following list Of
rebel Generals captured at Vicksburg: Major
General Martin L. Smith, Major General For
ney, Major General Bowen, Brlgadler Generals
Buford, Lee, Moore, Herbert, schoep, Bald
win; badly wounded, Harris, Vaughn, Taylor,
Bar,on, Cummings, and Cockerill-
| IN Ill.
( Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
| VtcKsDrEG, July5, Win Cairo. July 10.
I bayo sent dispatches announcing the flag
of ftrrceat a. NJ. Of Friday tho Sd inst, bear
ing IN offer from Pemberton to Grant to sur
re1der On terms, without specifying them
Grant and Pemterton had a personal inter-
| view at p. N. on Friday, in accordance with
the request Of tho litter. :
Gen. Grant was attended by Gems. Nc
Pherson md 4. ]. Smith, and Gen. Pember-
| ton by Gen. Bowen and Col. Montgomery his
chitf Of staff. Gen. Pembeston opened the
conversation, By asking Gen. Grant If be still
/! adhered to his views expressed in his nntc OF
the morning, that Vlcksburg must surrender
Internationally. Gen. Grant replying that
he did, Pembe1ton said: SWELL, str, must
fight you to the bitter end" Grant wasatout
to leave when Pemberton recalled him, and
had private interview. A conference Of
about half nn hours duration took place be-
tween them, when Grant probably seeded
from his position in measure, and terms
werc substantially agreed. on.
Three notes passed between Grant aud Penn
be,lon during the night, and at a. N. Of the
9TH, the garrison and town Of Vicksburg sur
| rendered on the following terms:
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The Draft In New York

NEW YORK, July 10.--The draft begins
tcrc tomorrow in the 10th Congressional
District, In Warren, Essex, and Clinton
counties It came off last Tuesday. 1t will be
made throughout the State as fast as prepare
tious can be made.
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GOLD and
SILVER COIN.


S4sO1 o6ao0 3S4s o4S1o1A
/ sEWERs,
u4T1cE or rHs 10 lid or Pru11o waRxs,,
,-,or,o,.,ene,S neAeo. 10y ~ ~.
NH 6Sd,r HI a. ~ Em e as ls 9e ees
ma te f2azd IT, 12en 4 ne 2E a1'ag ~ re
junction pipes md hole coyefs Ee1qrea for tbs
consI9cEs9 q tns fomoW,nS 9amea nftc6 sewefe II
atcordaLte Tl1 the delnX
work on f!e in tho otaee OF thls Bcnsd.
sKWERS 70 Be CONSTRUCTED.
..-v.-w-..
SUI
On Indiana aren't 9, fnu RlnGold avenue 70 oppo5to
CrctR EtEf at, ~ 1eet dtAmster.
On lldiaca ayeLue. from North street. T. op2oslte
Cr:se street. feet diameter.
Cr: y stseet. tx feet diameter:
o. Mlc1tEan 1fedne: tfoH North asreet TO opposite
On Michigan avenue. itcnl Rlngo1d avenue South
about VI feet. * tee: diameter.
On Wabash AVENUE frpu Idogold avenue to Old street.
~ f:et diameter.
On Wabash avanue, from Old Street 70 North street,
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Pomberton was induced to surrender tha
day he did, from fear Of IN assault On the 4th,
which was gronndless, but the primary causs
Of the cnpitu1ation was the entire exhaustion
Vi their stores.
This morning they drew supplies for their
eulire force from cur Comissaries.
Vtcksburg does not present tho ruined ap-
pearance naturally expected. Neasly every
house is perforated By one or more Of our
missiles, but comparatively few are badly dam-
aged. The Court House, although very
prominent building, had but one shell enter
it. Tie town is full Of caves, to which the
citizens retired when our fro became severe.
The gnr7ison and citizens Of Vicksbnrg have
suffered terribly during the siege, nnd prob.
ably the latter as much from mental anxiety,
induced BY the constant fire to which they
have been subjected, as from want Of food.
The scarcity Of which can be inferred from the
fact that mule meat cou2manded one ds'lar
ner pound In tho city market, and firm ut
that.
Our army is already on the move, and Gen.
Grant is very busy organizing further VIC
tories.
Court HousE, VIoKsBuRo, Jnly4,l
w CA1Eo. July II, 1868. +:
Ylcksbu1g surrendered this morning after
a eleee Of fo1ty.seTen days, terminating IN
negotiation lasting twenty four hours.
ce,era1s Grant and Pemberton had IN inter-
REV Yesterday afternoon. The last note Of
Prmberton, accepting the .profered terms Of
a., Grant. did not reach here till . o clock
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CINCINNATI, July 10.-M is reported this
morning that the rebels arc operating on the
Ohio river, between this city and Louisville.
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f C. e. SCRIVEN, I'D esrfistng agent, s
UedYI.n s.ree Is authorized u rs1s5rs GIesys1ss
naeAtt for Mb and GN Tia |*t.tlia1 Nor.A1aester7
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f1ctlon, end become celebrated for durability
quality 81 much desired By the public:
COnrtyy Me1chRut1 and Dealers when IN this Ctr
earnestly invited to visit our extensive esahltsn
meat tenp1oytsg go nand. and examine cur stock.
jyl1lctt1w McDQUGALL NICHOLAS q co.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, October 1.-THE Jackson Missis-
sipplau OF the 9Th says the election Tor Governor.
State officers aud Cougressrnen took place on
the 9TH, and It WAS supposed the old State officers
were re elected
IL also says that sharp fight occurred the
Big Black, III which the rebels were driven back
but being reinforced. they compelled the Federals
to retreat LeyOnd the river
The Selma Reporter says Bragg has 30 600
spare stand of small arms
Four companies OF the Second Iowa Cavalry
surrounded the town OF fernando on Saturday
night and captured three men. formerly Memphis
policemen, engaged in the recent burning OF
STEAMBOATS, on the Mississippi river They had
list OF all the boats the river, with the price
TO be paid for the destruction of each They
are nov ia irons in Irving Prison. and will be
tired by military commission.
The vote Of the Second Iowa Cavalry stands
Stone. 514: Tuule. l07
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Noon Reports.
From Wnshington. .

WAsHINoroS October 1.-THE Tribune has
the follOeing:
HEADou ARrERs ARMY OF THE PoroMAc. Octo
Der l6-Our line OF battle was maintained
throughout yesterday and 10 day, but the enemy
have made no further demonstration and all has
remained quiet.
The rebel pickeis appear close 90 our front
but .hetber. after having been so Completely
foiled in all their recent endeavors 20 gain an adj
vantage, they will Try another Il ,nk movement or
risk general engagement j. "a vet undeyeoped
by any discoveries We have been able To make
a Reconnaissance on our right has disclosed "A
heavy body OF infantry occupync the passes Of
Bull Run mountains. while Ewelps corps is be-
lieved to be still towering on our left
4 squad of rebel raiders dashed in unon the
headquarters supply train OF the 9th CORPS Toe
tween Chautly and Ccnreyille, about midmgh,
last night, capturing the teams of only four
wagons
an rnmors OF fight having taken place at
Fairfax &. II or that our artillery had all re
treated ihither ure fibricatons
Gen John COchrane reached Fairfax q n
this evening
Between 80 and 60 more rebel prisoners were
brought IA to da,, aud this eveting dispatched to
Washington.
The reminder OF our wounded in Tuesdays
fight we're also sent iu.
All suffers aud Others likely to embarrass
active movements, have been ordered 20 Alex.
andfi
The Army OF the Potomac has been reduced
To light wci-ht anu awaits IL Southern lreinus
Tie lubunes special says:
The Presidents reply to the address Of the
Missouri delegation, mailed To Hon. DR. Drake
chairman ut the delegation at st Louis yester
day, viii be published or not, at the option Of
that gentleman.
Gen Schoheld is continued in command of The
department. and all military powor is concen-
trated Ia his bands. lie receives new instruc
tons, copy Of which is annexed to the Pres
dents letter 10 the delegation, continuing explicit
aud more stringent directions tor the management
OF his department. All persons in the service OF
the United States are forbidden 10 return fugi
tyes or assist in their escape No coored men
are To be enlisted except under the order of the
department. Gen. Sch0held's course in regard
to Senator Lane and his followers i approved
and lie j. ordered TO use all the forces under his
command to put down guerrillaS or other ire
sponSible persons carrying irregular war
fare under whatever color or pretext No action
has been taken IN regard to the enrolled militia,
which is left a il was before the committee pre-
seuiei their address.
Gov Yate, Of Illinois. and solomon of Wis
consin, here The former is desirous of
removing some OF the restrictions upon the com
merce OF the Mississippi The latter has ques
tions to settle with the War Department
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