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The New York herald., 1863-07-10
REBEL INVASION OF INDIANA.
Capture Of Corydon by tho
Enemy.
The Rebels Marching on New Albany
and Jefersonville.
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST THEM.
Fifty Thsusand Militia Called Out
BY Geverasr Morton,
&C.. &C.. IA
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST THEM.

lSpaassfoin. jaiy o. isn5.
hosrsn's forces a infantry, cavalry and 1unery
bsriag ffun o 20 5000 have efoss.i pal.n. ssd
capt4r~i toryAss.
or iosees ao 'anr. back The fehst satpssi
are inarehus On ss~ Alomy and Jersf-sayAe. ~ts-e
Large u aniitlea .. supprca stored.
Troops being rsauixsa tbtsafhoYt the site snl
-cbt forward 40 rapidly posibis
Busn~s. 10 entirely sasT-aasa here day otlgsp.
forming companies fos sel' isfemce rsrHsns
hss been raised slDos last night
II rspor,~d thp, t~o ei,1.ns Killed "a corya.
when The r.bs.x engaged the t0rI
The New York herald., 1863-07-10
hR. HENRY THONPs0N's DISPATCHES.
BAyrts Timo, orvrvssrsa pa July q. isS,

ne vot 4 sssyss shs dead s ssasI eowplsssA. I
auivss - ~ ~ ssoW no ~ ssepv , ~
The New York herald., 1863-07-10

there nobc Union residents. aud the adr-
particularly did good service the ho.ptAs While they
coLcesssd many oi soldiers wbo were unable Ia
cape Wednesday ont ths osB r-socup.sd by our
troops instance lady told me how she had saved
InIoa cosoa-i IRON being made Irsoper by dressing
him suit and introducing him as her brother
Ia-rs are supIrrbe.as here, boveyer H~nr, J.
SAhi editor - tho Gettysburg fo~JaIT 49, arrested by
ufder ot Gsgsrat hosard Iis D accused ~ bsving
potea the ebe.s ~ Their nrst vsit ~ to~n. He
tainly With them, AMI voluntarily lie ~as Ned
nesaAy 10 show = fsbs officer -hsr- n1in,s. - o
soldiers oouoesee He printed bill SOD yifrts -
the rebels, .sep,ng his pfess - ~Otk al n.hi 10 this
purToss.
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HROUkIlS

RgcsLss' CM or tIsaAunA-A ralor.I
msn. named Prue.. v,s srr.t.e a. BIZ rsa!sae.
No 100 Ssnds street, 90 SATURDAY night charged vita
fsonious assault Nth pissoi i,spys,o tnst I-ues
On street, si.o kept by /. cnlorsd uln, md b. ps
some hSt under as influence VI liG.or, drew out
pstcl ana AIRED IN three different dectoAs utterly
sssrtlsss u cOr,elut ono Of tLs shoLs .trlcs
Ionne lad. named Mary Ann Wiiam,on, in she
unee, tnfictine . severe seuud. She sn seooups
pist BY her father. who COW syed Der sheiT RAJ
dance, No. ltl jay su.et
A FKnALs fsfAsr shout SIX w,cl. y a,e.
wa found on Saturday ns ht undsr ,he ,tosp ~ "
~ Pearl. hpsstssep IN ehir.s b. thc ti,.
ftse met Police
RscsuIrI.0 10 BsooS w The recruiting
dmes OF Capt Clinton " Riley, Tor obtsning men
for hs lwh regiment ts rcs been OPEN ., the
CITY Artacty fora rees, end thus tsr about twenty
i've recruits hs.. bcen secured NJ y Chi..eu.
usn bas gNcn tlO,uop 20 II divided smoug ths hIr
tee handrsd -eeruus VI this regiment Each n -
viii fsesivt s3i. s,des ths county aud other b1un
h d1usre ~ ON oatnfisy hhout t-sn,y men sore
On . % and r'csi.'i no bo1l''rs rbs ;ossl ugr.
tsrs3 far eulls ID D. 80 intn
4 forrU uam.i Alex Mcphsil was arrest
81 on saturday, While coming or o. lhor,r Parker,
store 10 YORK street., shert ~ chsed no he'd ate en-
uIousy aud supdIy ether sIticis.
TUX pgArHs in BrooLlyn, Last s,sk was
~, of ,hl'h evsrs prn, Is -afusn .sd o.. cal.
dren 10 di@d OF scarlet isVsr, VI eGr,ufr-t-u IL
Of ropp and d,pthsr,a, &c.
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ARRIVED
srptwauIps- p..uiue S'.r Sev orleans pN.u
I. rrJ. N~s cArr r0pria, Washington, u q. "
Rune. Baltimore Authr."ite. phii.jl.phA 4 ,ca.
nsiimore sAtonin, u,rlhurr, NiTs MA, t3rtress
SoEgN'; Al au,H, NssbirTtuu. - Z. som, pow
dsor t.tes, 80. lci.cSr 10. ''. Of bsth- Jri-ss'
Monroe;
Mays wolis-te1 P,s,-s. -,-' s'eoheri. IT,.
.ahb VA, san'. ~ nsfiiiA sf's hsssns
i.uu, iN'I. ror' RIst ", f1s,i. Bsr Adc., -
3 4f's -sHut Pro- o..o ~. 80 h'tl1~.. len
S'sNsu.. L.dDuU
HRtCs prB~. o. N... g. 50 'lt. e. Bni
nam, Me- IoaGou' tIt'str. Nrif4. or Ais. q
r. hNc. h'vt; N-riir. Hss1rG. St-s Aoui.. l.
1880. Nnss N,yLr,. :. .euro az tNsl. u.ris.
bgitou ~. -A,ysi, - buts.
sCHOrSEk@ -.panis ro.b.,ad. Boston; Robert
sf4ith, fu'stt - > : N,Idsr. fO. Ssntsis.
briuss Hattie Aunsh, Hausli. Nui 10 Joe VI :
49, FsSfJf1. Came N,'is LrtkIrH.. scri ., CO..
tnHt Emms F,ud.i, por land. Asv - -.i.
ycrt. r..'',rg1, hsitluor risus'. boa1-, - j..
Ia pst.-, ia or Bsitni ~. .in, hcct and. Ne.
\ ctk Bo,ton Mai, idiuer. &c A WAC. SOY. In
lc' ibion, hocftnd. n kiog. Cfi.s. Or guu,
10 asnt niro-n. 'o-osslIi nadrin. 10 p'ms
,rrt ',sN ludor,. .s-cf'h Nr's- d, ~
Ii..e'. 10. l. iio-Afd Por ste - et.tep. bc,'1
lr-svi o. Psr-hOfn. = : .ls orf laiH. Ma tf Ma
ri'ttt, 'urh AID ] 20 ~,ntt.''n to,nEs '. Niit,
t",flJ'i tovu, 4 4. N-'Fu7t. iis"st. 4a. .s'sc.
~ u',A.-'. tuuf'u ANt1 r'.vifroe'. "A.'s
tn, H,rfoi. tolnihi,u. d. N.ua an ~. u
" .'fog' = feH-s %. MANGO. '. kaus, f'. rr.a p
- a1'. RD'k -Gt O'.s. OH. M.luIt' N.r.t0-t'
s,,.. bo,'on u Cuf'i- Bsueor Nu ii-s'.ue
MN. .s' - D, -aIu-. 20 4hu1. Asioa. CO, ~
c'iss J1tti , lrntta RAuso.
sLOOp Rhode Is'snI. Whitman. Yf.vttnr,
BELOW Br,tish his, ,ur.o q t'.s " o~1sbs.
from Loudoud,ry s's' 'lip. Is =. aO1 '"ss
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s's'IIs.

ATIEErlON, LADIES - TIE OLD Els
!Ata5i.hed ~ Yort bur 1srui.oturins Co., D..
~, . AlSthsm A.. Up q ttoyts ~lite ia 4fbla
totr' UlHtlt o. ibe bloch. between Pearl aud duane
rir"rtt ~. the 'itHu o. F-t your suite iug About
tAf ..t usus pfc- ilu 49, 10 iatcr, rs.i salsci.
$40 - - Ios rN'.f. Ms."i, Mach ami French
h.rk and sabre tsya, MUTT and gufi. from 81 10
80. fr'lVh aud aver h,uk and sable ~. from
skto -. NIc,Ifirf sud N,f apes. = 20 - ChOic-
81 ssFltty sd tsAYiiir. bun Tor chiidr.D 81 uaf
sans. h.a-Hs aud Repairing 10 ghe iAtr.g stylrt
~ fLfaISG Msnsrsr.
E'CtS LADIES AND CHILDREN ) Fancy
Fur. cheap th,u she chsals,t AZ ID, msnur,e
t1fr, 81 tit.fl Ave-, between 20 snd 9Th ate ire
az my ~ up di,f, Fufi s'trrrd Ard repaired care
iGIy by piseut4i fuHier. bEORrE tINlGA. 42t
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MEDICINES.

- ySiCHftL pRDrs
NtN DOtHus AM gNOIP
!, - hl,huh, ir.'rIsi riorstL, b g, H5m,cr, il,e
e"'i t'rt'o. tn a. s.sstf = .hpse dt,rAsss - .ts
.Dorie e. D. hLtLRtRr, P.op.istor aS, Broort
afft.l lid
Tar CHEAT ENGLlSu kFMgDf FOR
ion. 800 LIclu7fi,'n Al suierers from the
snovt onislN'r e.t.t-nt isct n cr .urg ,taud n
49, at,i.ed 80 b'AiG's Cout t-j i.hrurlatIe
iuA. lhov can he ~'i o.. az tho uost sac and sf-
irctu frf4e,s g.. b. so 'he public, and have
tc.o urie ily u4,e IL euro. lot many y.1I. vi II
great .uecps-
P.elst,t in tns'se by rrout I Harssnt, ard sold
i. WELLS g. co. Ir7uthu ~, re. \ oh And n,o.s
stlsr mt1.cIpt vendor.
De ~ cstyH ,1uu,iNr1 % have su.hori,.d
tb. su4 ,ud sIdf-,, vi THOMAS PE,-t'T ~
H'rn', Ioodnn," 10 We mr. sect upol ire Govern.
m'Di .'AS'p .itcd 10 each Lon o.. the genuine Md
enc. A.
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s'ss B..

'OA' I? 20 PER TOMB So Atty
y sHite sui red AL. st0srsrc 100 .iNt..lt
uGr1itrc', ris,uly screened l0' ..r,t f.f Neu,
Ia only. II DAVIS, gsru.f 4t!ye- cod Peal
So, Ss~ YORK o7I
ElRST QUALITY RI.u OR w'iiTR an
Goals nut coal = so,e sui car -, I,hi.p
l4rnsce 80 ApplE At $40 I1rTr,, l.. ire } .ni
A. bro1ms -. JACOB NEtkS ~
CHOl y, FLOUR BhtS. ,NOiCR
family iouE OIL. = 81 80 s. sar-,4ted .ri dc.
liNsr.d IA N,p llrE o- Rrf~ahiyi IA . CoNIP
Flour store, i,s and ii6 syte ave, near tod ,t--s
Brootlyn. RS
SE-,Ok DELIVERED IMMEDIATE
'TO y al ths .b.v. r-ic- PEI rh.loa,u .IFX
DAVIS 9 SbN y FNgis. W fIr.t atr. na.- lith n
G,h 81, deer. east Of Ttlrdsve SO
so - ,ltR iuN-ktESr QUALITY
y 80 - ,'red aud -l,tc ssh coal. ,orr,r.d ,ut De
lV.re - the follos ~ prices ~ d.~, 'nl. stove
coal ~ :, tss - - ilfnb-c ~ - Arsr rut y rs
\ IhkAnN ELL AZ, n, 40 Nsvc.sy 8 .te ra.f
Oh sv j,3 iic Fsry, cor 20 .. 13t
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ADilpPllS3.


CtNAED Ll'E-SlLAM RON
,...,.....,,. Oueeo,to-n And Liverpool.
ht'Ak'ai'. " edn,sdsy, 9th DC.
r...tte ,f.n Ns. Yar,, 81, 'uf,t oe,.
LnH -, . o. 'd VI 'slue IN currency
WILLIAM, q 'G,Itls9S, 90 Fulton. 80
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LiNL-.
Hr SHIP ALBION .........-..... s,H,p a.,
, -, ~. ioNno> llS - Dee 'y'A
tor rsuas. % ena nom le15on I'D I've oo1 a,
40 n a, he 5d as.ns '''s sap Seo
iN'>'nIi RkN liif0S co, SO south 81 lGr
EuE LII ikiOOL-OLp BLACk BALL
s' Sa IN ~ . !'As Is Ts y, D, 81. ~
,..n i or,s NotIt MO, . COREY, 4. 70 ID
NOTICE..
~ ,s,n,hl7 CITY or LIMERICK.
o' 'ni' line. viii 4n,n .Isr' 't..m'ron
Has '!"nfi see0rr"o i,'iou. for f.- srrr,ss GA.
s. JuhNG DALE, Agent
10 bf1Niss,
OLu BLACK SIAE LINE FOR
~ LIVERPOOL
WMtis ,Cj,stS ......'. SAILS ~ MS;
SWALLOW AZ Line roa 5O9 DIG.
sqi2 W = sFElrsQA........... SAILS lin NOV.
81 WltliiAS tGuioS, 10 FULTON 4,
RiNil TANCES TO THE OLD COUNTRY,
~ ASCOT BROTHERS 4 co, SO SOiTN II =
c1nt,anb 20 i-sle pRAFLN .vsIsble In srv r,r, o,
rus'nd' 'r'lsnf Scotland aud sles, at the loose.
poe DOT gJa
SIFAN 10 81 EtNSTOW AND LIVER.
- 20. -T The ,isHru,hp LOUISIANA beIn. nm
.,nds1Y otta'ust Ill rali lu,.dsy noon Cabin
40. -'tst,ee 10. ptyahle 10 crtrsocy AppI, 10
WILLIAMS GjluN ~ Fulton e. 60
Tar GALWAY LINE.
IHk ~ iANTlC, IRISH ROYAL MAIL
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
,1IIihtinni,it o Sn iior's Power togo Tois
COL hblh., zero. 1000 -. AOJl
ANGLIA 90 5000
To. SssIiire,t Side Wheel steamship
COLI Mia
,, Csn, llFfNiEs
" ~ ,Al .rr' NIM DIRK for l,a.~sy and Liv-fpsol
u lte-dN' d. -, = b. iolloNed hy the hIBEH
MA CAP. Lolton, from Boston, Drc. ~.
NJ ~ 0"s4asr, g.i able 10 gold % 1t. equivalent
~ rurtrucy,
lnt'tmr!.t ..,...... -
rt'rr@e " .................. 30
frarns rs forwarded also to London, Paris Ham
H1r, u w, bremen. RgtterdauI Antys,h Be-, a.
10. 80 rates.
res from LivelpsoI % Galway to New York aud
80 Oh. si', ~, ~, sO5,
s ss'bg l. sEAsLE. 9, s,o,s,,,
F@hs.sh, snd other inforrn,tiln apply to
a. LAwkkNCe 9iLkSG co.
N ~ " k0sah NuIisaaA
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Too Late for Classification.
- q AB'AA y.

vHALiS-Or sunday, Der ., " i'ii.il hrig-.
son u Ross' snd Budget NLsien ssed sean, "a
moe his and dsfs
Ihe .ise, .uc friends Il tit f,piy - ,..r-e..
nuy invited 90 attend 'he iuussA " tuesday
'Nsrn'Ji. itsc =, 1t g'clo.s, fror noe Of
IL, mother, 81 We. tyti ~ philsati.h.a nd
Strat ton psptIs p'es,, 10y 10
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IOm .ALG ANn mo- l.ET.

II. sAlt Jk 10 LtT-IHL PREMISES
= - d boyer ,.'sf Chatham sl4,re, sa,t.ols tof
nocery or V0rt,Nc ro.u'-Irs .iar Of lixht lie
lVife - 9. hokNkt. IbJ MeU It. t20
EOi SALE OR 10 LIT, TIE 3 STORY
4 store Jsmes ~, CORNER water 81, al,o lors
9 lst. Arpy 10 mast 4 REEVE, , JA.Ie, II.
or "s,f e. HANI REENt ~
EOk SALE ,HFAP-A COTTAGE Hou.
b. .tory aish. ri,h over bali az are Of ,round,
tust"d 10 the village u AouDt Negucu, 10 Minutes
-. rom the degu' The 5Sner can D. seen at the
Meow, !tan snids. 40 IsaAi o., neG Droadvsy,
be 40 ~ o.rlo,tp " 500
EkOt ERI--IO LET. A GROCERY AND
~ !ghof ,to!s; sill &c rented low 20 = .0od tenan'.
iof no winter Appv or the prerp ,ss 80 fat l,tA
stta.t EyI
nOpMS 10 LIT. n CRl shy 81. NEAR
~ rr1eue ls'ss trout 70 M .ni2 bed con-, -.
pred hhc ~ sos rfdcf large ,Ait -.'h .yeiy coz.
,,tlH &c f'1tie~ A1Ds ih, pyerne.. al
&I 1nn WILL EUt NEW TWO
v .'N'|sio', 40 b0enent nous. and II.
U1 .sv'f q I.rt near csfs - fsirfs terms 500
a., pnf us .ter'y an h.lsnce su-id AMY 20
J. Nc ~ l-f1 ~ neu Ith W. prcoSiyp t3s
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City, asAsr sSs Aassiess Of The LAdiss Relief sosisy
for the tsnset Of families o, soldiers, has beso IL
cited sycceU % o SATURDAY night there bse bee >
1fvG@s Of 1000 visitors ADD the receipts ercs. 20
a. 100. lbs fair vii eoDtiDUs until Tuesii' ntot
INCIDENTS. --- On SATURDAY norn.ng man
nsm-6 Pst-ics S..g.r, en- 5.oyes on toe Ers At J.
v,y vss accidentally nun over By looos olive, and
slnost Immediately killed go. A woman named Ann
Nevmsn, employed A. . cool board Of . canal
bos, vhi'e stepp one boat 70 sLother In the
eapal basin, fell overload s1f dro-nsd .....
fesierd.y mon, t~o boys ned Cha. y to' O.
over ard james Mcsblri,, ser, are ted fDf JIrss.
rioisy e-iut the cellar Of Warn,rs rycse ssoe,
oefnsr n Mercer and Grove itrcs;s. JsIsey Li,y.
STATEN ISLAND
A. ssrEsJvH CosPLaCE.rios took see
ss'orsN posnss In tbs ,sott.. Or Sei't. W
CUhouss 3 Co, 81 ',apl..os. staten f..sd. Sd.
intsiio ~ che tovD ard 'hs suir5undiut b. i'sgs
On. contents yer. entirely i.st'oyed Ib.nt, r' 3
nstsi leo 'hs ca.lBsr shop = 60 e''nrsnF RI.
;. - mated a. ,f0 rht ,ehoonef ,sc Dtu.
toe. Jr., ~ ,'efsss .... tt1fsur thAnUsf, b
"a ~ 81 bsys1f l.t bound ,0 l-.tr.ss nunr0t, t.d
.giig -tof 81 rtcBts %. 'oul s'-a-i '1s
spsfEs -Lc. fel In gr.,; p-ff .-.tr N ne a, 49,
~ ,Itls cortuusf u .r sHtv uSr. o. -
esrri, "a trs s'iatt ~ t.s SINE. snd st-r III.
so, RI the a.t uo'! '.sr'i "t 't.I tsng.' .y
ho.t.Isr
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DEPARTMENT OF rlSANcE,

DEPARTMENT OF FISANCL.
- BUREAU OF THE RECTNE R pF TANFS,
" ~ - thsnb.rs'
sdd,tiOn,i one etr CEN. sili b, rddr6 ~, 4;th
inst o. - lstr' uursii on thst ia ON tha l-t u
Janrsy tolOs'nf, iuierett 81 fHe re . .el,r Der
ssGt s'l srrus 20 - ~ dated f. m the sd LAY u
u. ,b-r, 1868, ?, me ds:. 4 PAW sbt
3l ions SJEplN, Received.
CcOp WAGES ASH PRl/F HCEFY-
~ HsrtsJ seam,r. freucu. eos passes, toy.
l,u iftnsn, COOK, snd stewards Be.f .lsrers 4 . s.
c.vsl Eends:sV-s, 10 .urfH -
~ LYNCH g OUSS. Agen's
SlL.iR BJREisHHeS WANlEu-I. OK
100 silver hlrsi-h'-s ~sttfd Immediately Apyiv
70 ~. ~ ~, "a hf5oue %, ~ fpoi. ~
NNAN1RD 4 GIRL TO 10 GFNFEAL
w housevot oae .hst oaa coma ."lI r-rq-utr nd.
q Apsy a. III L,lut5u Place, sth II, 10. ds,s,
b,sement door IJJ
WAslED GOOD CLOTH CAP MaKERR.
w sut sluf.t l'rias machine cpcr. b.. % "a
leonard at ussf brJsGssy ..
WASIED, GIRLS 10 FINISH MILITARY
c'p nc l.Snsr 80 Oieb.,a #. ,lo'a by
M Cl,kH l9u
u REW Ard - lost. 4 IACk AND
r'''sn t-sli-r loo iprs ear, sn.s,J, lt.tf
! hld vi .s'Siai red Gather collar n ..... 70.
N'-' - 30 I'D ,u s-'.- s-Gt- ~. e. 49,. ...t
stree iIl
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STATEN ISLAND
MARINE NEWS.


sop r, '.ii-sup s,o..sg -M,sorO..ao-so 90 q.
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y Tho steamship CITY OF LIMERICK.
1i sni' nns, vii So AZ 81 .Itrs sts.rnsron
~ thDAl De. sth
hn ''!"nt'i s'c0rr t,'iou. for f.- strsr,s. ga.
serst,, Al odg-td r.f's psy,ble In L 3 Cufr,ur,
JuhNG DALI, Agent
-
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DRY GOODS.


GREAT BARGAINS
~ IL SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS.
FOR THE NOIfDAfSi
PLAIN, fIUJEED HLACE AND COLORED
Ike.
NRRISOs. OTTOMANs. EPANGLISEs
REPS. kkPKESs CLOTHS, PLAIDa &c. ke,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
AND
AT ArCTioN PIrcGs.
CRYSTAL PALACE EaPoEIys Is, BowIRY,
RLA Kt1S bLANkE1S! BLANKETS
- 10 CASES Or En- .lIsu ALL WOOL
BLANKETS,
AT wHOLEsAfF pRICFs
CRYSTAL PALACE LkPOEi " e52 ROWERY,
it X. R0BLBls
II tLNORhL skIRTS. RAJ MORAL ssiTts
~ iiiE label ASp ,HrAPEST
IL NEW YORK, -" 40
...... At BFrtU.
CBlsrAL PALACE FnPOBItH 239 Bowrgr,
.v' y ROBLaTs.
CLyAhS CLOAKSi CLOAgS
N...,..,...... tLtGANT, RlGH AND CHE4e.
lht Ltkut-l AID Mysl FASHIONABLE
DISPLAY OF tLOkka
lNfh lAluhiitg
ny OtE HOUSE
tkH@ NJ PALACE ENftki ", ~ RDWEEE,
t'' W D. Rpbtl;N~, Prop istO;.
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r<SIsssIN llDN.

RANlO INsrRUCTION-nY CHARLES
~ =. pO3sOS. q Pouf-h ave cor Of IO'h,t A
thcroufh knos i,iss o. thu tame sarsuteod for as
b,n ~ iurnwhePo pupils for practice. Fab pipil
t'lsh 'epsrstsiv AID .a'i,sefion given i5-
81 WHITING LESSONS, s?-BOOk
= tssri0s, vrltnt and arithmetic, slO p-r
3untsr. AIMS We r,n'ilr Colssl 4 t,stlbIishsd
l,i.J ~ boz srl and .. Fulton IT, Hrcotiyu xr
lAlSk 10 the - teacher 70 The -ty a. and bi,
rc.mso' ths, vsrsslr c'ir.os'ty. Lowell Es
ffKsFz
, 1863-10-28
Especial Dis1.teh to the Chicago Trib2no.1

lscec!nl Dis1.tth to the Ehict.o Tribcne.1
SlI1SGrElD, Oct. q, 1865.
Milton II. Abbott, the copperhead editor
Ct the Pix County Democrat, Of this State,
and County Treasurer, has been sued by
the Slate fur the sun Of ire thousand one
luId1ed aad fortg-one dollars and efxty. three
cents, which is the amount CT his deficiency
In paying oyer the collection. The money
has probably been spent in the interest Of the
&. G. c. organizations. Ills bondsmen, who
are al Lis political allies, hare been baa1y
sc1d.
Tie Union men Of Quincy and Adams
county held maEs meeting on Saturday
eTe1irg. Speeches we're made by Gen. Prem
tiss, Col. Hawklas, and others. Strong reso.
lut1ons were passed, giving their hearty cup.
port to the Government and tie Administer.
tioo.
The u11cn Convention hare nominated the
following ticket: for County Treasurer, VII.
eon Lane; for School Commissioner, William
Il. Tandy; tor Surveyor, 8. J.. Morey. The
work Of enlisting men for the army Is pro-
gressing fayorsb}y; since Saturday noon rev
enty-two new recruits hxve enlisted at the
cfllcc Of Capt Keys.
I learn through Col Taylor, the owner Of
the Lasal1e Coal Mines, that the trouble
among the miners has been settled. No
troops hare been sert there.
The following is among the recent promo
tions in Illinois regiments :-Adjutant Geo.
Grewe, Msjor 18th, vice Brodders killed.
Cspt. Chas. II. jackson, Major 102d, vice
~
, 1863-10-28
4 GREAT SCARE IN Dixie.
An Organized Bevolt Of Slaves iu
Georgia.


New YoEK, Oct. o7th--TLe Macou,. g..
coc'edo"ey, ofthc 18th, says, th:..por:cd in.
tn17ection of blacks in Hancock county eeems
to lhye betn more serious than was at first
supposed. Quite largo number OF ncgroes
are implicated. Their organization was COM
p!ete and officers chosen from that Of Major
General down 10 Corporal. The chief Of the
The conspiracy is m artful and Intelligent fe1-
low, who WEB we'll qualified to be leader Of
sueh dangerous enterprise.
He Was the Mstor General Of the forces, and
proceeded to Atlanta on business connected
with the plot. The plan ras lsld to join Rose
cr:n. when 1t a1!iTed At md captured Allan.
ia. To tbs ttey rere Put up by designing
sascals.. from Lincolndom, rho are now iafe.t-
ing the whole country. A number Of tbs
1irgleaders have been arrested and lodged in
the Hancock jill, znd with them the l.ior
General, who was brought in irons from At
1an$n
, 1863-10-28

FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, Oct. o7.-steamer General Ander-
son arrived from Memphis this morning with
adyicc3 10 the e4:h. News Is unimpor-
tA1t.
Sol Streets men Eac made another raid into
Brownsville on the a0th inst. They plum
dercd stores and committed other out
Tue prize steamers, the Lady Walton, Al.
mira, and kaskaskia, were sold here yestef-
day by the q. s. Marshal for 81 800.
The Marine railways At Mound City hsve
been leased by the Government for tho nary
department. It is expected that the
navy yard will be removed tnither.
Gen. Davidson aod e.2ff, from Little Rock,
for ST. Louis. The steamer Key West heavi-
II laden with Government freight struck
tnsg yesterday, On her nay down the Mssis::
tippf, 100 miles above Cape GiraEdea1, and
euGk 10 the boiler deck. The cargo and boat
are total loss. Hcr passengers were brought
here this morning. No lives lost The steam-
II City Belle LETT here early this morning to
DEnr cfH*n
, 1863-10-28
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Henry Ward Beeoher at Liverpool.

CAFE RACE, Oct. 2o.-rhe following is al
ditional By the Canada:
GREAT BR1TAS.-Rey. Il. r. Beechcr de-.
Nve1ed his promised lecture on America at
Philharmonic ua1l, Liverpool, on the 18th,
before densely crowded audience. Fears at
sympathizess having placarded the town With
bills calculated to 1nflame tho public mind
against Mr. Beecher.
a large number Of sccessionlsts were at the
meeting, and did al they could to get up
rev and interrupt Afr. Beecher, They were,
Whole, BIr. Beecher's reception was enthust-
astic. He was frequently interrupted By dis.
graceful outcrles, but showed great calmuess
and tact, and could not be put dowa By
clsmor.
Mr: 3. showed how much England mas In
B. believed that under the influence Of Earl
Russell's speech, at Blair, and the sell
zu1e Of the suspected rams in the Mersey,
the hostility Of tho North towards England
He concluded by pointing out that In view
Of the threatening aspect cf affairs through.
out the world. kindred nations like England
and America should not be estranged, for
united they would be match for the world.
4 vote Of thanks to Mr. Beecber wAs carried
hieses and groans.
Sir Randsil Palmer, Attorney General, had
been addressing his constituents at consider
able length, on American afaIrs. He sho Hed
that Ene1and could not recognize the South
untl their independence was fully settled.
He couteldcd that England was bound to ex-
tend belligeient rights to the Confeder:xes,
and strongly demonstrated the obligation
resting on England for continued neutrality.
The English Cabinet las postponed It's de
ei:ion In regard to recognizing the Poles as
rt*a ~oLal rn1 1n.,.r 1.s ,,. i, 49, .3a.o-,
at an agricultural banquet in England, In favor
Of the South.
The trouble In India, and the outbreaks and
war in New Zealand, have attracted constdera~
bic attention. 1t Ii stated that the Panjlub
had been invaded by 1000 men, headed By
sonB Of Dost and Afohammed, who are
thought to be merely the van guard Of ! la-ge
force. British troops hare been sent against
THIN, and other precautions taken to ensure
their overthrow. Tho war in New Zealandfs
termed war Of races Energetic measures
we're being taken By the troops and whits
colonlsts for . decisive victory over the na.
tives. AL the British troops In Australia have
gone over to New Zealand to put the natiye
1nsurrect1onlsts down.
FRAScE,-The Emperor would receive the
Mexican deputation on the 18th.
PARIS -Bou1se dull without material duc-
tuationI.
Po1ASD.-Russlah had commenced det.ching
certain parts Of Poland from Poland. ARas-
slan Imperial decree detaches the Govern
ment Of Augusta aud the district Of L3renza,
from Poland, and incorporates them IN the
Russian empire. It Is also said that Russia
has notified the Porte that any recognition Of
the Poles as be1ligerents will be looked upon
az declaration Of F1r.
, 1863-10-28

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct Give make tho
folloFing extracts t1om thc Richmond 6entl-
Eel Of Oct. 23d:
/; The people Of Richmord decided yesterday,
by rote Of SCI to :2G9, that they deem it IN
advisable to place any restrictions on The
price Of food, and that the Virginla sesste
decide that there 6bould be none. The pro-
position is now dead.
va submit to this decision with cheerful"
ness, though We believe it TO be great mis-.
take An order has been issuad from the
War Department, to Gen Wf1der. instruct,
ing him to deliver to the Federal prisoners al
TIE gold sent to them By their friends IN ths II
North, Is lc may roceigc 1t, but to W1tAaold
from them alI United States treasury notes,
as the Confederate government recognizes
no such money, snd give them N equl7alen1
IN Southern scrip.
II IL rtated that some who hare put substl.
1u.es LUIS into the army, while they stayed at
,1una nums 10 make money. are alarmed at the
U'cs .ns q the repeal Of tlle Of the substitute
travel, are tryin{; to nm a~av Az ~ Evrone ~
, 1863-10-28
W)tfaqo Irit,n1re.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g, 1853.


TIE NEWS.
The Great Northwestern Fair was for
n'ally opened yesterday in manner, and
under auspices which more tlan answered
the highest expectations Of its friends. We
surrender large share Of our space 10
details Of the opening exercises, and incl
dents which engEosscd the principal share
OF public attention yesterday. Altogether
the oocssion promises to yield noble
tribute from loyal men and women at
Aometo our noble soldiers in the field.
The great f4ir is now open. Let its col.
ters be filed libcrauy.
4 grcat scare is on Dixie, and tic ske1-
eton that has always been in their house,
is loose with all its tcr7ors. All Georgia
is convulsed with fright at the reported
discovery Of IN extensive insurrcctionary
scheme anlong the blacks.
The news from Charleston indicates no
change in situntion or positions. The
rebel r1smors are not, from their OWN stand-
point, encouraging.
Henry Ward Beecher has spoken at Liv-
,erpoo1, and to the delight and edification
Of our British cousins, who are getting
rapidly On the right side in sympathy.
The war in Virginia yields no particu-
lar returns other than contradictory dis
pntches md unreliable rumors We can
not believe that any very stirring event is
to take l,lacc in that field for some time to