Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-10
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RAI,H.
OUR SPEC IAL DISPATCHES.
Paylllae ter Gree mWcIl Safe.
kilrga1 Military Arrests.
An Important Order iir., IN
Gcn. Grant.
Accounts from Southern
Sources.
News from charleston.
a severe Fight near Bran
dS station.
News from Charleston.
"A severe Fight near Bran
dS station.
CAlno Ant. o.

tol. Rawlings, Gen. Giaut's a. A. G..
goes down On the Champion to night.
Nj ,'re.uwa !, o,e ,t the Havnlns-
tiers supposed Ia h We been lot N tie
Il amer Ruth, is safe When the Ruth
/ ltli Cairo he WIS on shoie, but followed
her a. four cloek in the morning, on
/ The tity OF ALTON, "A irtle v,s.. and he
he passed tie burning wreck hnt did
moi know What ii was, and pass d IN.
At Memphis he iirt learned Of the burn
ing OF the kull and he retained her,
! tins morning.
There is complaint here that i'ro
vost Aiarsha's and others throughout
'he Nofh are arresting great mary
persons AS lies rteis, and sending them
TO the mny who really never en- istel.
Tins matte. IL corrected and .cnt
back but at considerable cost to The
| u. 5. This should be corrected.
aAlno, Aug, 10.
In consequence Of the disposition Of
the sieanho..lmen on he Nil bsi-tippi 10
extort enormous aud inf lr prices for
passage money iim .old cr's passii
up and own. Gen. Grant Las issued Nh 81
der No ~ rcgulat ug the pIicc. Com
lnlssl' ned Office cents per mile ca
bi" passage includ NJ berils and paying
80 cents extra for mca-. Enlisted men J
cent per mile " th thepti, clcge Of cook.
itg iatiots Boats are not al nbcIty To
r fuse To carry soldiers travel NJ under
proper order.
TIE PEI atics for violating This orleI
Is a fine and imprisonment AID al dlscre
ton count mar ial.
THIS ordc, applies to all boats plyi' z
between Cairo and 10 nts below, ana
til order mu be pos',d N n three
consp cuous place. on all such boa y.
Scouts from the south report nothing
rev.
The Mobile AetoS Of the third Of Aug
say: W. nave multtudes Of repors her
IT, day detrimental to the character and
p~triot sm 10 the people IN man, par 5 OF
Aiaiama aud Nis lsSippl Some OF th n
are too oligr CO ul l. pr nj. a lorlon ol
our people have gone AK mad. They
are la, taid southcfncfs AMI rcciean' con
tcd,ratc m,n OF max. Leaders Of the
leople, the cyeof the nst'ou ls upon you,
dc dc. A!so f,om the accounts that
reach us the women Of these t'yiug Tunes
ar, the onh men An ong them.
Tac r bel " int Adams, Sc t report
that Banks lost six thousand men vi
Donaldsoovilc, but II IS not believed
1hr Chiefs oi the Choctaw trlbe have
b,ea to X cimond.
The Richmond papers OF Ang. 3, con
tai an uddr, 81 from President ID Wis to
the confederate soldiers, III win h, be
Ills him T. ere is no altc native but vie
tory or I'll ngaton that is necessary To
insure wet ~, that those called 10 The
field by eveiS motive that can move the
human heart 10 promptly repair to the
posts and aud by ther comm lnders |
After REFER No 10 the absent.cs he ap
pers 10 his ,ouurymen TO hasten 10
their camps and eeclarce a gcnelal pr
don to all officers and men absent Wi h
ont ave who stall with the least pos
sil le delay return 10 duty, but no ex
cusc will be r, &C vrd aite, 20 days.
The amnesty extends I" All accused OF
convicted Of detertiun, with the cx 'ep-
ton oi those twice convicted, and closes
with IN appeal to The women to aid In
carrying out the address.
Mob lie papers ot the 3D. states that
Johns on's army is 1T B andon, Meridian
and Euterpr,s, and is about 25,ooo
,,rong. aud IS in posi- in 10 move TO
Mobile, or east as may be requi ed Rug
giles aud Chalmers a'e near Aldanza
Brage's army is at Chattanooga WI b
part of his farce is at Rome, extensive
p,epartaions aci 8 mad made 10 flush
the fo,tificatlo,s at Noble.
Grant has establi he'd garrison OF
1000 men at NatcLoz.
Vlcksi urg advices of July 20 state tbs
Herron's division had gone 10 participate
in the attack on Mobile.
Nassau adviccs that two steamers re-
turned unable to get into Charleston.
Ten steamers cleared for Charleston
on the 10Th.
Ii In reportad this morning that thAI