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, 1863-06-27

PORTLAND, Me-, June 16.-Fishing vessels
arrived here report large rebel steamer bark,
and three-master schooner off Cape Sable,
Nova Scotia, burning our fishing vessels.
They spoke the ship Ongine, Of Boston,
which had been captured and bonded for
sso,00o.
NEW BEDFORD, June 24.-On the Goth inst,
at j.. NJ, the Ashiog smack l.. L. Macombef,
Of NoaDk, Connecticut, while ut anchor
about twenty-five miles E. 8. s. fsQm the
South shoa1 light.yessel, was boarded by the
rebtl priynteer Tacouy nnd burned.
The crew Of the Macomber were ordered On
board Of the Tacony, but on application were
allowed to leave in their boats, and reached
the South 6hoal llghtyessel In safety. They
were taken from the South Shoa1 lightsyessel
by the schooner Antietam, and were soon
afterwards transferred to tile smack Eastern
ut Edgartown on the Esd inst.
The Tacony was painted black, and had a
yellow tigure-head, white carved work On the
stern, single topsai1s, and one boat on the
starboard quarter, one brass gun, a twenty
four pound rifle.
BosIoS, June 24.-The schooner Lawrepa
arriyed>at Gloucester this morning, md re-.
ports that On Monday afternoon, forty miles
east southeast from Chatham, saw tie schoon-
cr Nareugo on fire. Soon aftcrWard SAW q
bark running for fleet Of thirty fishing
vessels, and while We remained in sight three
Of the fishing vessels were set on fire.
New YoRR, ] June 2G.-T The correspondent
Of the News Room states that the rebel
steamers Alabama and Georgia were at Bahia,
on the 18th Of May, coallug. The authorities
ordered them to leave, but there was no Signs
of their obedience.
Reports from the Eastern coast show TINT
the pirates are at work destroying all the fish
Il, h-fd -
from Yarmouth, n. s., 26th, says that . schoon-
er reports that when thirty mics west Of Var
mouth Cape, she saw o ship on fire, aud a
steamer painted lead color nesr her.
A brig arrived ut Newbern from st. Croix
9th, reports that on the 6th TWO steamers
we're seen in the oft1nS towards st. Thomas,
Is supposed she sunk. The other steamed of.
The Vanderbilt was reported at St. Thomas
on the 9Th.
, 1863-06-27

The case is fairly laid before the Presl:
dent. He is asked to restore to the Ohio
Copperheads, traitor, the avowed and
earnest enemy Of this Government, who
never has known q heartbeat of loyalty
since the outbreak Of the rebellion; who
IN his public speeches has persistently de-.
nounccd the attempt to subdue the South
who openly advocates the leading out of
the broad States Of the West from the old
Union, to new and dcbased association
with the Slave Drivers Confederacy.
The Presidents fa1-secing eye discerned
before the war broke out, the coming
of mighty struggle upon the tissue wheth.
er these States should be "Au Free or Ill
.S2ax,n He il now asked to release tbc
Barabbas Of Corperheadism, to carry On
in the North his mission Of making them
sail slavc." We regard the task laid upon
the President by the errand Of tue recreant
Ohioans. one ofthe most critical and import
ant Of the var. utoucles the whole qucs-
, 1863-06-27

NEwBERS, n. c., June 23.-As soon rs in
telligence reached Gen. Foster Of Lees nd:
vance, he, On his own responsibility, COM
menced making arrangements for embarkfag
oil his available forces for Fortress Monroe,
to be best used By Gen. Dix In taking Rich
nond, or to assist in repelllng the rebel in
Sasion as Dix might think proper. Our va
tcre, since the reception Of tho news, have
been black with the moving masscs Of
troops. j..
NEW YoRK, June 26.-The steamer Cham
rion has arrived from Aspinwall. No news.
Newbcrn {N. CO. advlces Of the 22d, state
that dese1ters from Wilmington report two
rebel lron-clads With five inches Of plating on
eighteen inches Of wood, mounting heavy
guns, about Teady to make 4 raid on the block
:iding squadron. They are about the size Of
water, and only able to make three or four
miles per hour.
Wilmington Isvesy strongly fortified, and
small force can hold 1t against great odds.
In the ylciuity Of Wilmington, near the
borders Of South Carolina, large number Of
soldiers and conscripts are entrenched, and
successfully resisting the rebel authority, hay
ing had three engagements already.
The rebel Secretary Of War has ordered all
the North Carolina troops into other States
for immediate service on account Of tho grow
Ing dissatisfaction among them. Georgla and
South Carolina troops are to take theIr place
in tlls State.
The women and children on Cape Hatteras
banks, numbering some 1000 are in very
destitute condition, and threatened with star
vntion. Every man and boy there capable Of
bearing arms Is voluntarily doing military
duty In defense of the Union. Aid for their
families Is hoped for from the North.
The Federal tortlhcatIous In this department
are being made impregnable.
Gen. Foster has rendered to Gen. Dix and
Ill the nine months men In this department,
who are ready to move at q moments notice.
, 1863-06-27
FROM WASHINGTON

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibnne.]
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1868.
The LIST g. s. colored regiment, SOD strong,
paraded to-day with q full band aud drum
corps. II is expected that the regiment will
be full next week. Five hundred freed men
are now at work in Alexandria, By order from
Gen. ha1tinda1e, promising protection to
colored soldiers.
The President Is still urged by John
Ross, to send troops to driye the
rebels from the Cherokee nation.
The E1amining Boards here have passed one
hundred and seventy five officers for eolorea
regiments.
Trouble is anticipated from ten thousand
Indians Of different tribes now assembled In
the vicinity OF Fort Laramie, Kansas, unless
they are taken into military seryicc--a policy
which is urged upon the Secretary Of War,
By tho Commissioner Of Indian Atfalzs.
, 1863-06-27
FROM CINCINNATI,
Important Military Intel
llgence.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuue]
CINCINNATI, June 28 1868.
Quite number Of our Home Guard COM
panies aro just now organizing under the
lew Militia law, for five years service. Some
fire or six companies arc already full, and
calls are published for sever1l meetings to-
morrow night, In different wards. -
Gen. Burnside sent a communication to the
Council this evening, asking the appointment
Of q committee to aid him In forming q re-
eerye corps for the defense Of the city and
ueighborhood- He says he asks this that VIC
may be ready In case Of an emergency, and to
prevent confusion and the total suspension
If business, as was the case last fill.
The Steubenyille Herald Of this morning
says: A dispatch Was received in this city
to-day from Gen. Kelly, TINT IN invasion Of
Ohio by the rebels win Western Virginia, was
imminent. Nothing short of the organization
OF formidable force Of militia would psoba-
bly, prevent 1t. steubenrille Is On the Ohio
River, between Pittsburg and Wheeling.
Arebel major, supposed to bea spy, who has
been residing in this city for several days past
at the residence Of Mr. McAlplne, who left
for Cleveland yesterday, was arrested at that
city to-day. McApine was also arrested for
larboriug him, but he Is out on parole.
, 1863-06-27

Galloway released, to-day, Z political prison
er from Boone county, 81. The seven citl-
zens Of Barbour county, Va, who are held
rs hostages by our authorities for the safety
Of the sheriff Of that county, now in some
rebel prison, were sent to the Governor Of
Western Virginia to-day, for his disposition.
=, CAPT Bur, United States Querter@aster ct
Of clothing, &c, to Il. COO six months men.
Recruiting for the six months service Is pro-
greseing very rapidly in the northern part Of
the State. One full company from Williams
county has reached Camp Cleveland. Gen.
CarriDgton will soon have qnite force to Or
gauize and drill.
, 1863-06-27
From Xu0iunupOliS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-Col. Bsddle, with
q lart Of the list lndiana regiment, recently
sent to Southern Indiana, has been sent into
Voorhees, district, and has arrested number
Of desertezs and several prominent Copper
lcade, Who have been counseling resistance to
the draft, and encouraging deserters.
The War Democrats held meeting here
to-day, and decided to hold a mass c0n7en-
tion in this city on the 18th Of August next.
They have prepared IN address, which is satd
to be thoroughly loyal, goes for the vigorous
prosecution, Of the war, and indorses all ulea-
sures Of the Administration looking to that
end. They have invited Gen. Butler, D. 8.
Dickinson, and John Van Buren, to address
their convention.
, 1863-06-27
T1fE VERMONT DEMOCRAT.
IC C0NVENTIUY.
They Endorse Vallandfghan.

MoNrrE11ER, June 2C.-The Democratic
State Convention, for the nomination Of q
State ticket and for tho election Of four dele
gates ut large to the next National Democratic
Convention, was held here to-day. The COM
mittee Oh Nominations reported as follows:
For Governor, T. P. Redfleld, OF Montpelier;
for Lieut.. Governor, F. 4. Chaplin, Of Rut-
ford. The resolutions adopted were the same
as those adopted at the recent Democratic
Convention Of Ohio, with the addition Of one
thanking Gov. Seymour, of New York for
his letter to the Albany meeting denouncing
the arrest of VQllAndjgham, - :. -
, 1863-06-27

New YORK, June oG.-Tho steamer Gre
ole. from New Orleans the 10Th, has arrived.
The pnpers to hnnd contain no news from
Port Hudson. The Bunk Of Louisiana and
Louisiana State Bank had been required to 60
into liquidation under three commissioners
each. Their condition is said to be satisfac-.
tory.
Receipts Of sugar from the interior were
partially suspended, owing to the heavy duties
imposed.
, 1863-06-27
FROM SPRlN NGFlELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfi5nne.1
SPRINGFIELD. juno e. 1853.
Gen. McClcrnand and staff arrived here to-
day, from Vicksburg. It is intlu,ated that a
court martial will be held In his case.
The contest for the next Presidency in the
Democratic ranks, Is said to be between the
peace and the pretended war men. The peace
mems ticket IL Wood, Of New York, for
President, and Singleton, Of Illinois, for Vice
President.
Lieut. G. ". Hll, United States Mastering
and Dis sbureing officer, has been superseded
nt this post, and ordered to join his regiment
at Vicksburg, the 11th United States infantry.
Captain Farquhnr, OF the 18th infantry, takes
Ills place.
Benjamin Goldsmith has been selected by
Hon. Lewis Ross, Of the 9th district Of this
State, as naval cadet.
The Register has not yet published the list
Of the subscribers to the pretended fnnd Of
the Democratic Convention for the relief Of
the soldiers. The first appropriation to the
V1cksburg army Is appropriately to be load
Of Ice, and each Eo1dier is to get chunk,
wrapped in copy OF the peace resolutions.
Two Of the Copperhead Commissioners
hare reported on the funds placed in their
hands for tie relief Of the soldiers. It has
not been spent according to Law, in any sense.
Nearly SIX hundred dollars was paid to one
nun not = soldier, and also three dollars day
and his expenses. Erwin disbursed 81 800 to
various parties, at an expense Of nearly 81 500.
he has LETT On hand nearly $500. The other
, 1863-06-27

Gen. Franklin's Movements.
PH1LADELA111A, June 26-Qen. Franklin
has been ordered to command in LouisIa1a,
under Gen. Banks, and will leave for New
Orleans by the first steamer.
, 1863-06-27
From 9Ilssoari-The Em1ncipu-
lion Project.

JEFFERSON C1rY, Mo-, June 28.-Mr. Breck-
inridse's substitute for the report Of the
Committee on Emancipation, was rejected; ;
nyes Z, nayes seyenty-stx.
The question then occurred on the adop-
tion Of the original ordinance Of the Com
mittee
Mr.. Wo1tord moved to amend by submit
ting the ordinance to the people, at the elec-
tion for State officers in 1864, which was car
1ied by Sc to 20.
The" first vote decides against immediate
emancipation. By the last vote the whole
sntject stands in effect postponed for year.
, 1863-06-27

Confidence In the United states
Government
PHILADELPHIA, June 2G.-The sale Of bonds
to-day amounted to $f,210,00l
, 1863-06-27

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Q. 8. gunboats
Blackstone and Curlew, we're seen yesterday
of Nantucket South Shoal. They haye learn
ed Of the capture of the ship Isaac Webb,
from an QutEar1 bound ship.
, 1863-06-27

Sale of Government Cotton.
New YonL,,;June 26--At sale Of prize cot"
ton to-day, Sea 1s1and brought $l.04, and up
lands G2c to Csc per pound.
, 1863-06-27
Jnphcts in Search of their Fa.

a1np6c1S m search OF Iat1F E'1Gs
ther.
WASHINGTON, June 21-non. George E.
Pend1eton, Chairman, aud the other members
Of the Delegation appointed by the" Demo-
cratic Convention y Of Ohio, to wait upon the
President, With reference to the return OF
Vn1landighanf, liave had two interviews with
the President, and stated to him in writing.
their object and purpose. 4 response will
not probably be made before Monday.
, 1863-06-27

New Jersey Called to Arms.
THEsroy, N. j., June 26.-Gor. Parker Of
New Jergey, has Issued proclamation call
ing upon the citizens to enlist to fill up the
ranks Of the old regiments, and I'LL five new
tho war, authorized BY the War Department
, 1863-06-27

e. Hon. Anson s. Miller, Of Rockford,
will deliver the oration at grand Fourth
Of July celebration at Warrenton, 10 Dav1.ss
county.
, 1863-06-27
From 4AspfnWaIl.

FF0u1 1AEp1hW All.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The steamer Cham-
pion arrived here this morning from Aspin-
wall, bringing S1S7 Goo In specie.
, 1863-06-27

WAsnSGTos, June .26.-Commodor Hen.
y A. Wise has been appointed Acting Chte1
Of the Bureau Of Ordnance.
, 1863-06-27
86 Randolph street, Chicago, Ill,

oV NdHaO1PH S1ICts3 UHlCd6Vl 311'}
Specialist In tho tceatre1t Of
OLD CuRoSIC. MKRouHLAt. BLooD AND SKH DIS
AAsEs AID ORGANIC WEAKNxss.
Cures them Eitkout resnrttng to Mercury, Icsdde,
Potase. Arsenic or 6a1s4pastlla- Dr.. James usx3
NEurRALtzRR, WHICH Is AFoarT1V1 CURE ta al blood
dlseasea. Organic Weakness. brought on By exceA.
over taxation Of business. or entaed heledtart!y.
cnuklpg loss ct Eemo!y nervous a7d gensfal debility
asd expense Dr. James Eecotnm ended BY the pfess
generally Of the South the medical faculty and pro
apply Immediately. and b cu.ed Of thesa terzh!a dis
eases.
Remeu bes, Dr. James Office and Parlors arc ut 81
Eaneolph ss-, 6etwee1 6tAta and Dearborn sts.
oh1ce open from a. Il. nutlS SP. IL Con11lta:on1
fnrtoi8ble. jec7 E7A-3tnet
, 1863-06-27

Lee and Lougstreet were there On Wednesday,
and an immense army was blyouacked around
there.
Gen. Rhodes rebel division occupies Cham
bersburg, Tic rebels captured about 4,000
horses, and are still mounting infantry.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

Our thanks are hereby rendered Hen
ry Griffin, Esq, and his estimable lady,
for basket of delicious early apples, rails
cd upon their own premises. The varie-
ty we Think was the nd-astrachan. 1t
is seldom if ever larger or better fruit can
be found anywhere than We have positive
proof of being cultivated and produced in
Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

these Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of lUhich the above is a fac
sin1ile. The label is finely en-
graved, and is provided with
safe guard from coltnte'Jeiters.
Prioe 81 per bottle, or sir for IS.
@. w. Pobacb, proprietor, No. o
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
luhon1 all orders should be od-
dressed
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

PERsoNAL.-We are informed that
Capt. Harry G. Abee is DESTROYS to be
relieved from military duty henceforth,
on account of long continued disability.
The wound in bis arm is far from being
healed. One or more pieces of bones, it
is thought, must be yet removed before
the arm can be restored. We understand
he has rendered his resignation.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

GEN. MEADE is tall, slim, grey beard
ed man. He wears glasses, an old SLOUGH.
ed hat, a blue blouse, with corduroy pants
tucked into his long jack boots. He is
ungainly in looks and actions, plain of
speech, familiar and free in conversation
when not occupied in business.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

Rev. Mr.. MORGAN, Presiding Elder,
preached discourse on thanksgiving-day,
at Mill Point, and at the solicitation of
Mr.. Newcomb and other prominent citi-
zeus Of that village copy has been pre-
scented 10 the Union and the News for
publication. II arrived too late for this
weeks issue, but will appear in our next.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

THASKsoIvINo-DAY,b by proclamation of
the President, was generally observed at
Grand Haven. Business was generally
suspended and services were held in the
Presbyterian and Dutch Reid Churches.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

We have an excellent communication,
upon the subject of a new school-house,
SO much needed in Grand Haven, from a
very estimable friend and citizen, which
shall have place in our next issue.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin & Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
G.. Eastman, Eastmanville.
A. A. Caine, White Piver
Luther Hinsdale, Lamont.
Il. j. McCullock, Berlin. And hy Druggists
and Merchants generally throughoutthc Uni
ted States. y nlG2
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

Hon. A. w. TAYLOR, Judge of Pro
bate, OF Ottawa County, contemplates
an eastern tour, for the recovery of his
health. The Judge will leave this week
and probably be absent from four to six
weeks.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

PHRENoLoGIcAL JoURNAL.-We are in
receipt, by favor of the publisher, of the
August number of the chronological
Journal. 1t is reple,e with good, prac-
teal common sense. The journal should
be read to be fully appreciated. The
young, the middle aged, aud the old can
draw from its pages mine Of intellectual
wealth--truths that should be known and
couusels that should be observed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

To BE Acknowledgements having
been made the Board of Health has kind
ly minated 10 meat dealers in our vii
lage that the slaughter Of animals and
the trying out of their tallow, just in the
rear of the principal business street of our
village, is particularly offensive to those
doing business or residing in close proxim-
ity aud that it is expedieut that all such
uuisances should at once be abated. We
trust parties interested will remove the
cause of complaint.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have a West 4 Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order.
which we will sell for So.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

BUReLARy.-Lary Lcvake was arrest
ed, Sunday evening last, at tho instance
of John T. Davis, Esq, on charge Of
burglary, in forcbly entering his tailor
shop, sometime in early winter last, and
taking therefrom clothing to the amount
Of $50. Levake, unfortunately for him
self, was suspected Of being the guilty
party, from the fact of his having some
ofthe stolen garments on his person when
arrested. His examination, before Justice
Van Den Berg, is not concluded.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12

We tender our thanks to the propric,
tor of The Jackson Eagle for his most
excellent journal, the absence of which,
for time, we deplored.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-12
LOCAL AND NEWS rTEHS
The war news of the past week is not
of the least Importance.

BALLoU's MONTHLY, for August, is at
hand. Thanks to the publisher for this
favor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
he Weekly IntelIlgeneer
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