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DRATHn.

BRADLEY. Thursday, Sept. II, John Francis
Bradley con Of Miles and Ann bradley, aged year,
nont hs and 20 days ''
The rslstiyes and ftsnds respectfully invited 10
snend the funeral, this Frdayl afternoon, At ~
oeiock from the residence Of his PARENTS ~
81 NV norA, 2Sb
bRlSkEkHOFF-On Thursday, Sept. II, Carrie,
infant daughter Of George and Enns q, Brinkerh
aged months and 10 days
Ths relatives and trisnds OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, this (Trldayj
evening, Sept. Is, Al O'Clock. from ihr residsnce
OF the parents, Is King The remains will be tsS,n
on Saturday morning TO New York Cems,.ry. 2sy
GILMORE On Thur,day, Sent, II, after q long
Ths relatives and friends Of the family are respect,
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, this (Fridayl
afternoon, sept. -. ct O'Clock, from his late rcsi
cence, Is kooseveltst 2Sl
ROONEY On Thursday, Sept II. BRIDGET, widow
OF Jamss Rooney, OF Lisabrslly, Co sligo, Ireland
In the 18th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are rc'p ". ' 'rv''-t'o
attend the funeral, on saturday aittII,uu.. .,..
At o'clock fom the residence Of her son JUDAS No.
ChArlss b. rne, l26 Third ave. 2sl
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sF CIsstnG the Wai1s at the Post oiilce
For Great Britain and the Continent, By steamer
Arabs, Tuesday, Aug. 1s.............'... ~ D m
ov~lend via ~ lossph, Mo. b a m. and ~ D m
NORTH Albany, Buffalo 4 Csnadas y Q IN 4 20 o m
western Nail via Erts Railroad BE-. 8 an and 81, y m
Sou!nsrn y WIN Mail ..... 3 am, ~ and 10 D. IN
1872 = al % Q. and GiN u
New Bedford, Newport and Fail Rvw -. p M
Thc Long Island Mail closos ct "a m and D. II,
SUNDAY Malls On sunday eli III ails close Of / . M
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SHIPPING.

usTRALIAM KANGAKoo LINE-FoR
III. frss S,s,, od1,ssrs sa,s tANDw rHRDEN
there With conveyance. for all the n.shborins cot
a pin, 10 he iollo~sd hy ths new and beautiful
middle Of October
Tho accommodation. for hrst and second elias. pa.
senser- are commcdipu. and very sa.s nor Apply
on board, Pier 10. East River. orto '
MAILER, LORD ol'EREAu.
LORD 3 CO, Commission Merchant, Consisnees
=, NO., M.n'uin, Sa:h Snvsnces made on eonsisnmens
FOR LIVEHPOOL-TliE WORLDWIDE
= Known clipper ,hP DRRADNoL GHr, Capt. sam.
uels, p-tivey sails gath sept. Her acoommod atoms
are lnequalei, toi pa-'are, lowest rates, apply
1872 m DtMAREsT. 40 south e.
FOR Observation-Disclosures BLACK
L star Line The 'plendd packet chip ORIENT, At
P,et -, North river sails 2+th sept. CAlHOt n, on
geeth h. i9I pa''ase apply at the Office of the Line,
EOR LlNERiOOi.-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
First ship sail. september 10th
iOk LONnON y LINE
Ship iDSON sale Sept. 2ls'
for p..'.sc 70 or from Liverpoo' and london. or
n sns h II .qy rs,. Fl e h.o or .
TArSCorT BROTHERS & co, s5 south st. ss.s
FOR LIVERPOOL - OLD BLACK BALL
\ lin" packet. The .h'p JAS. FOSTER, Jr. will
cabin cal oS .ssnya on dry sept, Is r., T,ss IN
man .t It. or to ROCHE, Rios 4 CotfEY. 60 south
street., Ups
NJ o. ROBERTS LTNE.via NICARAGUA.
'h saturday, October 3. At noon,
uIiNois, 2'sH tons.
Tho fnrst, fastest and strongest steamship In the
California trade will sail as above from the pier foot
OF Warren street. North River.
$50 u. \. CAhKrNGToN, ~ wea..
old BLACK STAR LINE FOR
JouN BRIGHT. '' $3.50 SAILS 18th sErr
SWALLOW TAI; LINE foG '' OH
Ship LIVERPOOL .' hoN'oN SAILS 18Th SEPT
For passage OF Draft Apply to '' '''' i
All WILLIAMS &GuIoS. N Fulton At.
pASsAGE FROM LONDONDERRY FOR
packet TG!t IS tp sps sch TTn
sail about he 18Th pctoher from iondond, nv n.v
be ,ece,ed ty prompt spp'i ,a,on TO hs agent. This
passages and fine accommodation. ofcr nnu.u,I In'
dncentnt' to rari., d,sitous Of bringing out their
geo 1874 Pearl st. ~ ~" ~
TilE GALWAY LINE.
r srrN Naa NNy.Ar lEiSH rd SGXAk NAIL
I'LL iIHlRIil 1899 90" i0''' Power tS Ton.
H hS.L Hn!A ........iSS" i tSSI
The A'TSH bkf lrf Steamship
VIII, Captain Nlch5,on,
WI - rom New York, .cr Galway and l ,vernool
on Iuc-da', sep I'D, 20 he followed by the Ak
Oil \, nom h stpn Oct 6'h " Wv Nv
IN currency,
Iu Cabin PASSAGE. ..........ssn
Interim date . 40
Ntt-Iars IN
Passenger, Lurv lrded aiso to London, Paris, Ham
puIe, u VI, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, sc, at
!, f".es itGn Livep oil Of GALWAY to New York and
b9s oE' ~, 80. *, l05
loF passage, Apply Ten
SArEi. J. SEARLE, 20 Broadway.
fof freight aud Other nf1rma ion apIly 70
M. LAWRENCE GILES co,
on Nu. IL South Wllliams.
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FOR SALE, THE STOC X AND FIXTURES
Of an Old established tor and confectionery store
VIII be sold chear ifappi'd for this day, 81 ~ Myrtle
ave- Brookyu. $50
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Who are wholly de
prnd' mt upon him for
support.
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the arm Of DEvLIN 1 Co, Working on costume,
T r are hereby !sausstsd 70 sttsnd an extra meet
hons "a sNafdsy Sept 10Th at O'Clock n, o. the
~ - Of Importance, TX, SCHMIDT, REes, CI-SSnRY.
, 1863-08-31
. AT XNIPOHTANT LEVTER.
The Rebels on the stool Of Rcpen-
1auces -

Erw YonK, Aug. oo.-The Ibst has the fol-
lovirg specic1: -,
WAsu1xorox, Aug, 2o.-The Nastonal l"se'-
1;gvnetr Of thla morning contains letter from
one John Adams, who IL Touchea tor a aloy-
nj n an and friend Of tho Administration. aud
has Jest .eturned from a TIP through Vir-
Ei,s Ia, North carolinn, Gcosgta, Alabama md
Ytunes.ee. us ta5s he has conTcrsed e1ten'
s1yely with the people and with most Of the
leaders OF tho rebellion, NIL Of whom regard
their Aral defeat as inevitable and express 4
wil1Irguess to socede to any terns which
tbsn not humiltase aud .disgfaee them. They
ntl,m thst It IL 20. foz them to beg for peace,
bus for President Lincoln to hold the olivs
branch. They dessre the lenders IN tho rebel
lion to be held in st1ict aceornt for thsa'
crimes, The writer uzgcs proclamation b,
the prca,dent, after tho f.ll Of Charleston, OF
| fcsipg protection to all who wil at once u.
down the weapo1s cf rebellion. :.
The 1nnu;genesr ea5s that Tic statements 0
ths writer aze entitled to fuli credit Is 1asta
, 1863-08-31
fK0A THE ARMY OF The
POTOMAC.
AnImpressive MILITARY
Execution.
sSOLEMN WARNING 10
DESERTERS.-

HEADQUARTERS ARxr or Tus PoroAAg,
Auc: .. lW3.-The execution Of tho substl
tuts dcscsters, sentenced to the pctalty Of
death In General Orders No. 81. took ps.ce
10 day. More than Ordinary Interest was ax.
hfh!,ed IN this execution, and It Is ostina:ed
{hat no less than 25 600 persons wera present.
The ground vas well selected, md every sr;
rangemant 50 complete that no accident s o.:
frpm tho officer, thirty..l1 nuskets wore dis
charge d, and instant death VAS announced By
The spectacle MAJ IN unusual one; sho
PROTESTANT, the Hebscw, aud the Catholic
stood aide By s!do, each uttc1iog prayers for
fhc deua1ted souls. The namcs, ngrs, resi-
depccs, &C, Of tho deceased arc rs follows:
Geo: Ruhna, Haroyettan, e yea1s old: Pean.,
oid. Pcnn,. vile ard family. chas. .Waltes
P1a.tian, Is years old, vife and child. Gse
Remtzc, italian. 81 years old, wife and child
Emile Lii, .Prussiao, 20 yeara old, wide
, 1863-08-31


(Corrctronderce Of the n. 7. Tdbune.1
TURIN, Aug. II, 1861.
I.ectlycd this moment the cory Of the fol
lowing address:
CApnxnA- Aug. :, 1858.
To 46ruAdm Lanee!a, E,naaeipa:or If fAe Szaees1"
she Aastr3edn Republic:
hin tho midst Of your TItanic batsles, ou1 To!ce
can ret reach you, let n, Lincoln, ftoo sons Of
Columbus, send Jon word Of good Wishes and o.
admiration for The great work thatyou have begun
Heir Of the aspirations Of Christ and Of John
Brown, you will pass to pottcsitT With tho name
Of the Emaueipaios; more cnriahlc than any crown
O. Rny human trea&urc-.
An entire nee Of men, bowed By seash esousu
u. ae, tho yoke Of Slavery, Is at the price OF tho
noa1est blood Of America, restored By you to the
dignity Of man; to civilization, and to lore !.
Ame.ica, mistress Of liberty to our fathess oprn
again the solemn epoeh Of human progress, and
while she astontahcs the world bJ hc7 gigantic dar
ins, ehc makes us so.rowtully think how this old
Europe, which also lights 20 great bstt}e fot io'
| CITY. dds neither mind nor heart to oqu2l hers
White tie 1eye1cls IN despotl.m raiso their hae'
chsna1fan rejocIngs ovrs tho fa11 Of ffec people
lc. fecmcn rrlis:ouely keep sa-rcd the day Of tht
fsIl Of Slavery. There arc mysterious parallels II
hIstcry-thc robbery Of Aoxico, add tho Ltncol1
P, oclaulation. Prosperity to you. Abraham LIN
coin. pilot OF Liberty hail to Nil you who for twt
| ya,s hare fought aud died around her rcsseneEa
rgbanncr; Veal to you. redeemed sons Of Ham
,to ssec zaen ot italy kisstac glorious marks
your chaihs.
: The address Is signed By the Italian Lioo1
= alr, the flet rAmed being that Of Guisepp
Gatibalds, who also wsu1c 1t.
The General hak recovered from his wound
: aud takea ercry day ride on horseback On
, yti very tender. He can walk without crutel
) e with the aid Of simple stick, and, deligh
s II Z In boating, he plies tho oar with nll u
v,gor Of youth One or Two months rest vi
: lake him able to take once more the fsld.
, 1863-08-31
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Ditpatch 70 the Chicago Tfibane.1
s. BrrsortElp.: August 30. 1863
The following Ratlroad Companies, in re-
tponse to the call Of the Committee. haTa
pgrsod to is.ue ha.E.f.re tickets to the Grand
Union hrcetlng On tho Sd, namely:
Chicago and St. Louis. -
Great Western Railroad.
thlengo, Burlington md Quincy.
1oxansport, l'eoris md Burlington.
uitnoia Cellttl NIL charter Cars As hall fare.-
There will be separate stand for German
speakers at the Mass Convention. Among
Others, tho Germans will DO addressed BY
Emilio Psetorlous, Of St. Lauis, and Casper
nutz, Of Chicago. ...''
Tveuty-ono' dcsertcrs werc brought Ia on
Friday, md eighteen yeaterday, aud sent to
Casup. Hcas]y 1000 lavc been arrested In
tho State during the past month. =:
-Four hunind nlillti~ muator rolls havo
been issued mp to date, ffom tho Adjatant
. Gonczai's of1cs. Tho Union mcu Of Ltucoln,
Logan county, have chnrtesod cass for hfsocn
hundred pcssons from that place to The Mass
Convention.
Tho Copporheads hold meotiug at PeEor.-
burg, yc&sesdsy, ut which tho usnal tutlam.
matory speeches vera m1do .by tho mosu
rahid OF thc speakers. 8tarue, Springer,
Herndon nnd other taird ratio orators ad.
dressed tho crowd.
L. n. Ross, tho chief Of the Fulton county
Co1pcrheads and Peace Democrats nlso spoko
ut ono Of this sort Of moctingt few days
since. ...
Anthony Thornton Was hissed down because
hc spokc sgaintt armed resistance to tholAws.
, 1863-08-31
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Especial Dsapateh to thrC Chicago Trlhans.1

Especial D5apatch to thcC Chicago Tr1nauo1
= IxD1AxAroL1e. Aug. 50, 1sA
Gov. Morton has purchased Of the State Of
ptnu.y1yaniA q portion Of tho Gettysburg
battte.f field, and NIL shortly hare tho remains
Of al the gallant Iadlanians who fell on TINT
,angulpssy field removed to and buried upon
It where q euItablc monument viii hereafter
be raised By grateful people to commemo.
ratio the heroic deeds Of her soldlesa'
The 7th Cavalry, Col. shanks, has over one
thousand men mustezed in. It WILL b fall
Ind mounted this week.
Al lick Indian. eold3ers IN hospital at Bal
t,mo,c, Annapolis, aud Annapolis Junction,
will bc Transferred hero this weak. :, -
Arpo1sTXKxT1. :,
one hundred and ff1ccnth-Geo. II. Whlta'
worth, 0. Il; and Joel Scoop, Asst Surgeon.
nnehuudrcd and sixtcenth-todlaVeo o. Balm
Ns1or; Samuel Messener, A1st. Surgeon. One
hundred und seventeenth James n. Thomas,
Asst Sturgeon. Ono hundred aud eighteenth
Gee. ", Jackson, Col; L. B. TaJlor, AajoT;
Chas. ", We1ltt, Qaartezmaste., and Rnfas
F. Blunt, Asst. Surgeon
yonrnEss MosRok, Aug ea The Richmond
Di,pq.eh Of Wednesday bas tho following:
cH1a11sTox, Aug, e7.--The. enemJ's at
tuck eu our rsaa pit, on "Wednesday nigh, ,vas
snopt teyen O'Clock, in Overwhelming force
On Thp1.day, the firing On both sides was s1oE
| With no unusual Incidents ::-
CHARLESTON, Aug. es.-The bomha1dmen
| of Sumter and Wagner proce eds s1ugztshly
| The enemy Is working hard In ths trenches 1
font Of Wagner. No further attempt ha
been made to shell the ci..y
CuAR1zs7ox, Aug. D-Thc steamer Be-
| mud. has ar.lytd troza Port Royal, Wedne
| dsy forenoon, h2y}ng stopped of chaZlesto'
| Nst Captain rep:,1ts fort Wagner hss not het
t.keayet, aaz cannot 1t present he eonflrz
, 1863-08-31

The Excitement on tho WeHtarn Bor-
der-A RcArtul Kctr1Rutlou.

sr. Lor1s, Aug. 2s.-Pcrsons ARRIVING here
from Kan.as and the Missouri boracr repro
teut the excitement ns lntanse, aud tha CT.
srrcratlon Of tho Union peopae aEainst the
secesh knows no bounds. It VIII heacIorth
not be safe for any rebel Eympathizcr to live
in that region. The massacre and bu,nlng Of
InEIcpce ara TINT limit where forbcar4nce
cca,es to b a yirtuc. "Extc.mloatson," Is
Iow tho war c1y aEainst all who aro even
sutpt ctcd OF sympainizing with Quan.rel and
his band, OF with fshels or rebellion IN any re-
tlect.
the property Ct Bntteruuts, ard many scsash
lives have already been offered up on tue altar
nt ycpgcanco, In the western counties Of Ats.
ecuH. TIE country In that region Is DO oomed
to utter dcsotAtIon and dnpopoLNtou 1t /.
infested by Tho most srcacherous eacmts. Of
tho Unlcn. and tho outraged people Of Kun
sas arv organizing for Their complete e1slnc:
ton, lis fearful, but who ean b!as1e them
Nothing now nom A,ka3,s: ~ Gs }sd ss1sasn p,
son and bis fellow prisoners will arTtTe here
to CAV.
, 1863-08-31
!: CHICAGO, MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1888:

from seTen to eight minutes. and an interval
Of about the same length occurred between
=. them. No damage was done, though maay
buildings were seycnc1y shaken
The Radical Mats Meeting at Jefferson City,
on Tuesday, promises to be orcnt thelaEzest
ever held IN the State. Special extra tsalns
are to he run from this city, and large num-
bc1s 1t prominent citizens viii attend.
The iton.clad Ozark, ROW building At this
place, Is Ia be fitted for SEA serricc imnedl-
ntely. Il is rumored that she + intended to
reinforce the feet OF Charleaton*: -.
The steamer Champion arrived thla morn
Ing from New orleana. she wa3 nnmolcsted
: by gueri1las. a.: :,
:. ne Lawrence relief ;:tand has already
reacled large sum ard additions arc still
being made. The Exchange Bank subscribed
SEQ, and others will follow the example.
The S<ati,ul Office at Weston Taa destroyed
By mob Of militia stationed 1t, that place,
on Thursday night. Tho stnt'net was thor
ougbH loyal paper and 2tad done much good
In Tint tection.: Its of1ense waa an article re
feeling ppou the nlittta, =
, 1863-08-31
FROM ST.PAUl.


. Especial Dtspatchto tho Chicago TrlbuEa1
B7. rAu1n any 70. 1881.
Geu. sibIcy !cfe rort Abcrcrou,b!o Last
Tuetday, with Lii onilfo command. When
they rach Saul: City, Col. Baker, With tho
10th regiment, will march directly south
through kAndpohl, and roms1u at Fort
Mdgrly, md there await further orders. 9cu.
Bibley, with tho remainder Of hts command,
will como directly to Fort Smelling.
s.pator Ramsay lcayes, On Monday, for
Pt1ns'lnA and other points In tic northern
part Of the State. lie goes to mako treaty
with tho Red Lake Chlppswas. Commlsslou.
cr Dola attempted this last year, but waa
frightened away By Sioux outbreak.
Tho bottom IL falllog out Of tho Copper!
htad party. It Is 1umoEd today tha: Wells,
their candidate for Governor, snd Welch,
their nominee for Secretary OF State, have dc.
cllned tho poel.tons. Tho st Paul P:onrr,
the Democratic o1gaa tf the state, repudistes
The ticket, and says that the Democratic Con
rentIon, in tho nomination Of such men to
high positions, has put Its party outside the
palo Of support BY any man Who chcrishes
any sentiment OF public duty or personal
horor. 1t has cast tho grand old organization
into the dirty depths Of the gutter, since Il
has tal,en into Rics's unworthy hands. Thar
| let It Lie and rot. An effort Is being made II
organize q War Democratic psrtT. ~
, 1863-08-31
FROM PKilkDELphlA

Especial Dispateh to tho Chicago Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 80, 1863.
'Aa ret We have recsiyed 10 Union ACCOUNT
Of tha ehclllng Of Charleston. I'll fully con.
,i.ned that Gen Gilmore had, at q dlstance Of
f1yc miles, thrown d few test shells into the
civ, hut no DeHs a. to whether work has
commenced In earnest has been received
From arefugee from Richmond, Ills learned
that several Chaslestonlans had recently
arrived ut the former place, and that no hopes
were entertained for the doomed city. Resi-.
dents generally were opposed to any resist
auce which would lead to its destruction, and
"a for ba1ricaded stscots, d., Of rhfch
Southern papers speak, our Informant states
Is all moou.hlue- tbs strength Of tho rebels
In and around Charleston is not known. The
negroes are ali armed, aud pressed into SER
| rIee.
| 4 late Southern paper states that It is esti-
| mated that tho Whole number Of soldiers row
| In the Confederate army. and rapidly organ
| izixr for tbs field, Is i've hundred and seven
/ ty.tiyr thousand, and that this does not reach
ono. half Of the fighting population. These
numbers, no doubt, ORC greatly exaggerated
or Davis would never have consented to cal
ont ha1f million Ct negroes. This ptopou
uen learn hiss long been spoken of in ths
South, and = majority Of the people are great
| " opposed to It, on the ground that the e1ave'
VIXEN armed, Will turn against their own mas
teIs. $685..
Great dissausfaction still exists In Lee
army among the Aabaina, Mississippi anl
North Carolina regiments, all Of whom At
, 1863-08-31

We publish in this Issue the admirable
letter from the great Italian patriot, Carl
baldi to Abraham Lincoln. The charac-
ter Of our struggle and tho vital principle
involved arc get forth with terseness, con-
ciseneas and enthusiasm rarely excellcd.
The ruling passion Of the rcd-shirted hero
Of italy Is Freedom, and In the cnaanctpa-
ton of the slarc be beholds one more step
toward the emancipation OF Europe from
the 1hraldom Of tyranny. Hisnoble words
warm with enthusiastic sympathy are wor'
thy Of the man Tho stands at the head ol
the progressive party Of Europe. and they
will ensindle In this country deeper nd
miration and more heartfelt lore than ha:
crcr before been bcstowea upon him.
, 1863-08-31

NV roax. Aug. @,-The Heratf. Wash
irgten dispatch eays: p,,..,
4 Goye:nment contractor named Fltchel,
Of Pittsburgh, mas committed 10 The QlA C<p;
itol pri.on to. day on charge Of having sold
ia Daltiuo.a fraudulent tQuzrte1nassers Ger.
uacates Of Indebtedness to tia aanuat oa
The Nev To.k 7tieune. dispatch says; ;;
The uosorioua Bella Boyd was arrested ~
Martini hu,g, Va, last night BY Capt John,
sou's detectives, and tonight lodged In oa
CspitoI prison. It vii be Remembered me
xns eent 10 Richmond some months Anee,
with ordc1s not to como back.
We lea{u that mach complaint exaAts as
to the Tay provost duty ls done II Martins
bnrr. Two rebel surgeons wa1k tne streets
and are tyen allowed pas1es- People kuoHn
to Be- disioya1 obtain passes, and are In no wise
% In the case Of Robert Hall against the
Councii Grove Town Co, OF Kansas, The N,
fcrinr Depa,tment 10 day decided In favor 81
tho thT ToSn Company's right to tho property
1h1c,, N. cIaimed BY HaM
| WasHiXoroS, August 29.-.The limo OF II
| Ohio and Chesapeake Canal Is infested Wlts
v cnr9511ss 4 lsr9e party yesterday ceoaAet
fntn Ma1ylaud, at Wblteh Ford and captures
annmbtr Of caua1 teE1A -". =.
, 1863-08-31
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS
MONROE :.
Running the Bloekade----5ef1'
Davis Decided to arm
100000 Blacks;

Fon1REes MONROE, Aug. eo.-Thc steamer
c. ". Thomsa has arrived fr5m Acwb=rn
with Lieutenant stc,ltpg, Of General Pcck's
.tsG, rs bearer Of dispatches.
4 dispatch from the. blockadiag n:es says:
On the morning Of the 17th hist, u large
lloop OF war, Ct ten guns, With + British dag
flying, swept past tho b'ockading steamers
aId Immediately holstcd tho 1thel dag aud
ra.tcd Into Wl1ts!ugton, which h tho fourth
.etel vss vessel that has run this blockade
within SIX weeks. ''~.1
1.elel papers received At Noorehoaa City
rays that JED. Dayit has dec!dedi after con
terence with tho Governors Of the Confede
rasc stktct; to cau out 5oo.o 600 bl.clz troops
Who arc to recclvc their freedom and NM
ACES Of lind nj the end Of the Mar.
, 1863-08-31
THE VERY LATEST News.
. .N0ND4X. 8 O'CLOCK i. L
FROM WASHINGTON.
lEpeciA Dispatch to ths Chicago Tribunal
FoRTRKss Moxnox, Any. 20,
Via WAsH1XGToEx Aug 81 1861 {

AEtEG4a4 044fAA%<A W AA1 NA2AhAAI AAAUAxEsJ
- FoR7Rxss Moxnoz, Anr. ~,
Via WAsH1SG7oS& Aug 81, 1861 { i
The Richmond Di:pateh OF the 29:h has the
following:
: CHARLESTON, Aug. e7.-Tho enemJ's At
tack on cur rife pits. on Wednesday night,
was made about 7 O'Clock, by I'M ogez1helm-
trg force. On Thursday firing Was s1oT. With
no+unusual Incidents ~.. i.
F, CHARLESTON, Aug. 2S-Tho bombardmont
of Fort Sumter aud Wagner proceeds slug
g1sh1y. The enemy Is working hardin tha
trenches in front OF Fort Wagner. -
No further attempt has been mado to shell
the city: ~ >-'
roRrKrss MONROE, Aug. 2o--The s.eama.
Q, ". Thomas has arrived from Nuwbezn.
Lieutenant Sterling, Of General Peek's
from the. blockadlng deet, s.ya. that on the
often guns, With the British asg flying. swept
past the hleckadlpg steamers, and inmedl-
atelS hois.ed the rebel 1ag and passed Iato
Wilmington. This is the fourth zebel war
vess 81 which has run the blockade within stx
weeks. -.
Retel papers rccel7cd at Mofchcad City, SAY
Tint JEFF. Davis has decided, after conference
uitl tho Governors Of thu Confederate a:atss,
10 call out about q hnlf million Of black troops,
who ara Ia receive their fteedom aud atty
actes f1snd Ut tho close Of the war.
Tho report OF tho capture Of tho smal1 gun
boats RulEauce aud sate>iie by the rebels,
On the Rappahannock River, . week ago, ID
confirmed By advlces at tho Navy Department.
1lo4by tho guerilla, was met near Uppsr.
vile, en- Wednesday last, By Ptarsou, who
knew him. He WAS Ia a wagon accompanied
/ By a guard Of about sixty men. Hc was
wounded BY Two shots IN tho bsc.st and ono
| LII tho back, In Mondays fight. He appeared
eut11ely Unconscious and had al The 1ivtd mp.
| rearanco Of death. Hs xn& sheltercd from
| tic sun BY u1nbrolia5, md tho cavAlcAde moved
at a funeral pace. '
f.. piaculhcs Of 10 serious character have
grown up between tho settlers and Indians IN
Better county, oslte fn's, That Indian bureau,
~ m act Of humanity towards tho Indians,
havc ordcrtd shelx removal from tho limits OF
thu. county.
Elyo dcsertcrs wcro shot Ia tho Army OF the
Potomac on FsidaF last, In presence Of the
9Th Army Corps, 10 *tlch they bslopged.
A pumber Of contcr1pts rcro present to
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1'ase 0o!ta SsEo'aaa l'alSss nf'oB "sSouas.
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, 1863-08-31
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NUMBER 81.

Negro Tronb1es as: Bers.sadn !.
.. N1w Yoas,, August '22ea:--1'he BeElnuaa
Gaatft gives M account Of Tia Rroceeslrgs n
st. Georges, ehowtng that setious f52uoies
arc occanIng there rG1atiye to reg1o laEoEers,
rho have demanded higher wa;1es for work,
In diachaHlpg rebel vessels Seyeta1 asEsssi:
nations haTe occurred, end incen3 3krt=m WAS
fitquent. & la.gc qeac.tty Of cotton had bE7u
burned and thrown fato the bay to s1tinguisst
II. 7, erebM steamers Coruubia and EussanIe:
were a. the WEa.f when the hru occurred, aad
sent their crews 70 exttngulsh the nautes.' 4
meeting Of cItszsns Wns held, and resa-d Of
Ee6o WAS offered .or. tic arrest Of the locIu-
diary.
The steamers Fannie and Jennie, flnn
Halifax, and Florida, from Nassau, h2d arriFsd,
consigned to Bourn, 3 well Ena*n rett
agent The rebel st::uer Phautom, foE,
Wilmirgton, With cotton, arrived on Tho 10Th,
, 1863-08-31
HxAporAR7xns Amt or TIE FoToNAt,
August e8 E63
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
ST.. Lo01s, Aug. g, 1861
Col. r. R. Livingston Of tho 1st Ecbraska
Infantry, today assumed command Of thls
nest In plsce Of Col Weis Of tho 1osh Kan.
81, who, LAST night, left with his regiment for
active service in The Geld. ,,,.,~r> =. - .
sThreo distsnct shocks of An ezzthquake werc
telt in this city lust night the first occurring
II len minutes to eight. Each saoek lasted