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cceded On to Kenasville, 50 miles from New;
bern, where he struck the, Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, which the cavalry destroy
ed for great distance by bending double the
rails, burning bridges, &c. An extensive 50
bre factory at KenasTille, with many thou
sand sabres, was burnt, and also an extensive
knapsack factory, with some 10000 knapp
sacks. Nearly every town through which the
cavalry passed containeda rebel commissary
depot full Of Confederate stores, which were
also burned, together withgreat quantities Of
cotton, tar, pitch, rosin and turpentine.
Horses, mules, negroes and prisoners were
captured In great numbers. Alarge amount
Of Confederate money WIS captured from tax
collectors in Kenasville, and large amounts
from tax collectors at other places, amount
ing TO nearly half a million Of dollars, which,
with the immense amount Of property de-
stroyed, Is o severe blow to the rebel cause
in North Carolina-au Of which Was accom-
plished without the loss Of man on our side.
The enemy were unable to meet our caralry
for want Of force. Gen. Hickman sustained
no loss in hisartillery duel with the enemy
at Kingston.
, 1863-07-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.l


CAFE RACE, July 10 The steamship Jura,
from Liverpool July End, aud Londonderry
50, was boarded OF here. She has five days
Cotton frmer hut quiet. Breadstufs
heavy, With downward tendency Weather
favorable to crops. Provisions dull and un.
changed. Consol 90 1-8.
A great fire had occurred In Water street,
Liverpool, By which 1arge quantity Of cot
ton and wheat Was destroyed. Loss over
million sterling, Which.ls believed to be coy
cred by insurance.
The Southern Confeleracy Is reported to
have made I. proposal to the Spanish Govern.
ment: Tor recognition, with tho support Of
Napoleon.
Areyolution has, taken place In Mad1gas-
car. The king was assasslnated and miuls-
ters changed. Tho widow Of the king was
proclaimed queen
NEW YoRx, July 1a-The steamer Great
Eastern, fsonm Liverpool June 90th, TIA
Queenstown 1st, arrived today.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
advertiser says tho negotiations for mediation
are merely brought to = stand on tha slavery
question, and proposals acceptable to Rich.
Moua and objecti tionable TO Washington will
be made shortly.
:, The Custom authorities Of Liverpool have
refused a.o1earance to the steamer Gihnltar,
, 1863-07-13

Al. ru.e.- p.,.,-a7o.. ~ ,,., .>,,-,, .,e,+,r
s s . ~ ~ nea ,,1 om s
se as sen' d nGF eps a.d ta1 es Wns Il
eslantIs I'D md bravery oi tue patriots. It is now
yoar proud pf1silege to defend her soll and pro.
have lcft In yonr charge. You TOO are led by
favorite Generals, and have greyous wrongs to re-
dress; llhe invaders Who aeekfo suo)ugate Yon
HrIcn. We ~ tn prtatn + Ynnr conssca pfrn,'
pete. and patriotism vii make Tou succeed and
win for yourselves honor and glory.
Csagneo) IHos. II. Ho1HEst Aaeut, dens
betn Issued BY Gen. frentiss to LIS troops:
. UKADouAuTxRs DISTRICT or AnEAysAs.
HELENA. Ark July r, 1863.
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FROM Mll WAUKEE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuna1
MILWAUKEE, July IL, 1863
The t1ial OF David Shearer for tho murder
Of VIM. Taylor, OF this city In December last,
wills brought to close yesterday; the Jury
bringing in d verdict Of guilty. Shcarer WAS
sentenced to State Prison for Life. He left In
the train for Waupun yesterday afternoon.
The wheat crop in this State promises Is
be seriously damaged BY the aphys, species
Of lice, which has made Its appearance In
teads Of wheat. Communications from va-
rious portions Of the State, werc read before
the Chamber Of Commerce to day, giving &C.
counts Of the ravages OF these destructive
ve1min- A:large portion Of the grain dis
tricte, however, have not been heard from yet,
and 1t is hoped tho blight does not extend
throughout the State. =
Weather cold with strong wind from tho
northwest tonight.
The propeller Ontohngon arrived here this
evening leaking badly She WIS obliged to
throw overheard 1000 barrels Of flour to
keep af1oat.
, 1863-07-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Confederate Cause in Danger

NEwnERN, n. c., July 9.-The Legislature
of North Cafo1ina is now in extra session on
financial 1natters. The Raleigh IN. C.) Reg
isttr, rebel print, In referring to this extra
session says: "There Is mischief brewing
which bodies no good to the Confederate
cause, and tho history Of Tint Legislature
does not warrant Us in expecting thing
bu. mischief at it's hands," The Register says
the Governors organ, the Raleigh Standard,
is doing all In It's power to incite the people
TO rebel agatnst the Confederate government.
Members Of the Legislarure from Castle
county have come out for reconstruction Of
the Union, and the Wilmington Josrnal says
other members o1e intending openly to adyo-
cate the same thing. ,..
The expedition which left he.e on the night:
Of the Sd, returned on the morning Of the
nh, having successfully accomplished It's OBJ
cot. Gen. Hickman attacked the enemy
near Kingston, wherehe compeledithe rebels
to remain while Lieut.. Col. Lewis and Major
Cole, with sixteen companies Of cavalry pro-
, 1863-07-13
Qhtfago Qribn11e.


The Missouri Democrat is in trouble,
arising from the arrest Of its senior pro-
prictor for the publication Of the Lincoln
Scho1icld correspondence spon the remo-
Fal Of Gen. Curtis. -.
Our special correspondent at Helena
sends us most graphic and detailed ac-
count Of the splendid victory at that point.
It was IN every respect complete, and is q
crushing blow to the Southwestern rebels.
Signs come thicker and faster Of the re-
turning loyalty Of the old North State, and
a fresh impulse will be given to it by the
splendid raid Of Gen. Hec1man's forces,
which has struck death blow to the IT,
be1lion in. that State
The New York Herald, one of the class
Of Peacemakers net alluded to in the Be-
attitudes, is haunted with most fatulent
rumors, and affects to have laid its ear to
The door Of the Cabinet Chamber, aud
heard queer things The bogus scene it
portrays among the Presidents advisers,
could only be improved by having some
body read aloud from the old cookery book
the recipe for "Cooking a. Griffin" which
begins, "first catch your griffin" The
Government well understands that there
is no way but to fight this war through,
that amnesty can only be granted to those
who will take it, that terms and conditions
touching the institution for which the
Mrald has wrought throughout its
Infamous life, can only be made
ayallAble as peace basis
when the rebels have been made weary
Of this WEI. as weary. they only can be
made by hard blows It will not vet be
discussed in the Cabinet what to do With
the conquered South. There is something
yet to be done for its conquest, and the
Government will lose no time in that work
Of crushing the rebellion.
, 1863-07-13
FROM MADISON

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MAnlsoS, Wis, July II, 1858.
a writ Of habeas corpus was issued BY the
Supreme Court, yesterday, in behalf Of two
men, drafted Inst fall, now arrested aud held
in Camp Randall as desertcrs. They claim to
he aliens. The writ is rc:urnahlo next Tues
day. It is reported the military authorities
will faks the ground that the Court has no
right to interfere.
Reports from the 9th regiment show thirty
killed, 100 wounded, and twenty-six mis-
sing at Gettysburg. Tno missing Of tho 4th
regiment in the assault on Port Hudson,
twenty four in number, hare been heard from.
Three died Of wounds, eighteen remained
prisoners, and three escaped, among them Cor
poral Earl, who WIS promoted on the spot to
a aIieutenantcy, By Gen. Banks, for gallantry
and valuable services.
q. N. Conyer has been made State Libra
rim, an admirable appointment.
Coppcrheads here haye been very glum over
the recent Victories, but, in hopes to savo ap-
pearances and make party capital, have called
Democratic meeting tonight, ostensibly to
over the surrender Of VIcksburg In a
par manner. At halfpast eight o'clock,
theIeSFere not enough Democrats and spec
tators present to Open the meeting.
, 1863-07-13
NUMBER 1888.

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M Gobden reiteratedi the general objec-
tfons to blockades, and TINT the ruling Of the
jucge in the case Of the' Alexander would
1ToTe disastrous.
pf"rS TSe a4s Ts.,s. s,+,ctna,ea boatf1,t;es with
tne = -hse' ot'@'e'P@'13 Aoo'AA"A@. A'0
Japan.
1aIEeI'
GREAT BRIrAM.-The IiMes critfctses
Brjght's speech on mediation, and says Bright
Was 1o!uery nvo1ole W s1luntSss ht4 ~ ~, Go na
o3ee "nu Reaso os.I'o, C%i 'ie taE Hc"-
cAoiacteT ne appears Us IN apo!ofs1st LUZ nae'
protests against mealat1on, anu WIS ao aaTo-
cpte of conquest.
Earl Russell announced IN Parliament that
Baron Gros assured him that France had no
intention Of proposing mediation measures to
Enc1ard
Mr.. Layard stated the circumstances under
which a clearance was refused to the steamer
srrntaa. ~. nn5 ah6 10 clinroj r. - 9ha IA
atoaos 1s., r1 ai1 - ~ - 1ar "~~ w 5o' e9
eARfctSu ~ e11 VI Iu9 1st'
nj. Roeouck moved MS resolutlon III 1aVor
Of recognizing the South.
Lord R Montngue moved an amendment In
, 1863-07-13
John IORGANsS RAID.


When we read in our dispatches given
elsewhere Of the effect Of john Morgan's
raid in Indiana, and the intense glow Of
patriotism it has cnkind1ed, and how
thousands are volunteering to swell the
Union ranks, and excellent Gov. Morton
finds bis hands only too full Of business in
receiving recruits, VIC are reminded OF
small tale touching the case of the Brown
flnilY, set Of hardened reprobates IN an
intehor county, one Of whose graceless
Sons Was bitten by rattle-snake. The
circuit preacher was called in. The scene
was IN unusual one. The good man took
in the eituation at elance and began with
JUNCTION;
o. Lord, We thank thee for ratt1esnakes. VIC
M bsown VIII sboa sen to St Ste
Ton nto%n: r. NJ WI ,o %hoa q aad Iof send Sae
Send tie biggest Kind Of 1at1lesnase 70 5ts 1t @ od
% 81 B1oaa # 1s
pentancc,
Watching the Workings ol tne special
-( In hal Indiana
, 1863-07-13
FROM WASHINGTON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
WAsH1SaToN, July Il, 1853.
Gen sick1es is pronounced out Of danger.
Gen. Mcdowell is here, having finished
his business in the West, and is about to pro-
ceed to New York to organize retiring
board
Gen. Banks has ordered that none but
colored men be employed as teamsters by
the Government.
Gen. Foster hns Issued an order enabling
men IN hospitals to ask the service OF Chap
lains Of any religious denomination, whose
duty shau be to communicate with their
friends after they are dead.
, 1863-07-13
TIE PEACE QUESTION IN THE
CABINET.
4 New York Herald Rumor.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Washington
correspondent Of tho N. Z. Herald says:
The question ofpeace is already considered
IN Cabinet circles, and We are In the midst Of
Cabinet crisis, growing out Of o proposition
by Mr. sewsrd for Presidential proclama-
tiop, offering an amnesty to the people Of the
South, suspendipg the Liabilities Of tho con-
fiscatiou act, and offering full pardon, In
person and property, to the people Of the
South, excepting the military and civil leaders,
Mr. sewrrd suggests that these shoald. be
allowed their property, but be Ineligible to
Office. 11essrs- Bates and Blair favor the
proposition modified. Messrs. Stanton and
Chase oppose9t. 1t Is supposed Mr. Wel1es
Is against 1t. The President has not express
ed bis opinion, but his recent speech would
seem to Indicate he is In favor Of trying to
nuke good his promise Of freeing the slaves
before consenting to peace, 4 number Of
leading Republicans, Gays tho correspondent
huye arranged programme to be submitted
to the President tomorrow under which they
are willing that peace should be restored. It
embraces the following points said to hare
been suggested by Mr. Chase.
First, that slavery shall cease In the whole
uni:ed STATES after 1870, All the minors at
that time to remain slaves until 81 years
age, and slaves ovcr 40 years of age to have
the option Of their freedom OF 1emain With
their masters.
Provision is made for the loyal slaye States
receiving compensation for their manumitted
negroes, but no compensation will be allowed
tn <he rebel gtatcs