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, 1863-08-14
FROM RICHMOND.
The Why Of Trnnsgrcssors Is Hard.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 13.-The Commercials rs
Washington letter says recent arrivals from
Richmond state that some Of the asistocrat!c
rebels who migrated from Washington ut the
carly stage OF the rebellion arc In INDECENT
circumstances: The cases Of well-known
Washington physician c1d lawyer arc men
toned. Here they lived in aristocratic streets,
attended By rctiaue Of servants; but in the
rebel Capital they live in humble places, and
arc their own servants.
Nineteen o41cers are reported for dismissal
for numerous causes uGlcss satisfactory ex-
cusc is made in fifteen days. Nine officers
have just been dismissed the service this
FoRTnrss MoSRoH, August 13.-The 7th
and 9Th army corps are united into one COM
1nand. Major Gen. Peck leaves Fortress
Monroe Immediately, to take command Of
That section Of the department in Newbern
AZ English Doctor arrived at Fortress Mon
roe Today, isom Richmond. The Doctor raye
hls n4mc, eSt Tl:hes ne ret to publish It
ca1s to 1yor Station, On TIC NoTa1k y and Ind
Petersburg Railroad, thirty miles this Side OF
Petersburg, which Is as f:r rs the cars nre
From 1vor he came in a Virginia ca.riaEc to
Elk miles this side Of Suffolk, and thence on
He reports that there are no troops, not
c1en guard, in Suffolk Also that there are
no troops ii Richmond, but the streets are
filled With rebel officers. He saw no gun
boats in the harbor at Richmond, but knows
1hey arc building two iron-c1ads, though be
does not know how far they nrc advanced.
The Doctor was In Richmond five weeks. and
complains Of the high price Of board-sl2 per
Feek, and half fare At t1at.
Tie Richmond Enquirer Of Monday last cx-
presses strong condemnation Of the course
1ne North Caro1iaians nrc pursuing in calling
Ma5s Convention Of the Unionlsts of North
s1a,s Ie,ana ~ ~ tor The purpose Of sending Dele
- IT, f.,5 E5n9usrrT speaks hopefully Of matters
1870 isss!on, ~ and Claims That the works Of
as1I'S anaa "asnef have been greatly strength.
Tie Doctor also SAYS Tint III. ca,1.t.,oare
express great dislike to Gen G1ant nnd f:en
Rosrcranss who are the only Federal Generals
that they fear. '-o
, 1863-08-14
FROM MlEkaPA!S.
The Situation in Arkansas.

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nix;e W. hone tRis ,s h,s t,n,1 de1n-t11c
ror,,ors +, fron, tho corn+-., ranroeon+ Al,
os ha,nrrcr on,et in t1,c s7,rronni,no conn.
t;as
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- Pr;ce ia o11nwca r. retnrn homr m t1e ent,ra M
Confederate ,rmv IN That state win d,ahoni,
7, u +boncht that steele VII h,va cerv little
onco.i,,on onvv1ere IN Arkansas, A scnnt,
nv no,tr ~ twnntv com;nr f,om Gcn ~.
~i5enn,s com,r.,d t. He1cno -vora o++aclod
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h41uau' VIZ eooa 10 openeo w ~ A.uo' a.
, 1863-08-14

died. No date, In Latitude 2 south. longitude
60 west, vas boarded by the United States
ship Onward, cruising. On the 7th Of June,
latitude IL south, was chased BY the pirate
Alabama, but ran out Of sight during q
equall. On the 18th, latitude % 49 south
longitude IL % west, vas captured by ths
rehal steamer Georgia, and the vessel burned
the following day. The crew and passengers
Of the Coop Hope were all taken on boardthe
Georgia, they being allowed all their per5onsl
effects, md were well trcated- They remain
ed on board twenty-six hours, and we're then
transferred to the bark ]. ". Seayer. from
Boston, bound to Annoy river, which vessel
they bonded for $4,000. We were then taken
to Rio Janeiro, where we landed on the ed
Of june. The charts and instruments of the
vessel we're taken on board the priyateer by
her commander and detained. 4 silver cup,
with wedding cards. intended for party at
the Cape Of Good Hope, were generously de-
1iyered to Mr.. Taylor, with directions to de-
liver them to their proper owners in Boston,
as they did not wish to retain or destroy pri-
rate effects.
, 1863-08-14
FROM lNDIANAP0lIS.

lspcclal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.1
IHD1AxAYo1ls, August 10, 1868.
The glorious old 18th Indiana is in Charles
ton harbor. Rapid fighting may be looked tor
when these boys go to work.
One moro Putnam county traitor was
brought In last night by Capt Conovcr Of the
list Ind
Two men robbed 4 man Of 4 sum Of money
yesterday, In broad daylight. Horses are be-
ing stolen rapidly.
It Is hoped the draft will come of soon and
clear our toTn Of thieves, for they will all run
away then.
Gov. Morton will coon send several boats
to Ytcksburg with sanitary stores. The boats
will leave Evansville.
The Brown county couspirators arc being
t1ied By tho United States District Court.
One Was held to bail in tho sum Of fire thou
sand dollare.
Wm. g. Anderson has been appointed Ad-
jutant Of the 9TH Indiana cavalry, vice Thos.
Z. Lanhead, resigned.
, 1863-08-14
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
CINCINNATI, Aug. 10, 1853.
Additional returns from nlnety-three coun-
ties in Kentucky give Bramlettc 6S,s15, and
Wtck1ifa II, 40. There are seventeen coun-
ties jet to hear from.
Advices from military matters in Kentucky
state that all is quiet in front.
Business Is brisk at Camp Nelson. Forty
two more OF Scott's men were sent to Louis
vile to.day.
Tho engineers on the Tennessee Railroad
hare not returned. Major Sampson, Chief
Engineer in the Department, is low ut Lex
ington, consulting in reference to the con-
struction Of the military road through Ken
tucky into East Tennessee.
Everything is quiet here. There is no news
from Columbus.
, 1863-08-14

NEW YoRK, August 13.-The railroad stock
market rallied at the second board, yesterday,
but receded ngnin to day.
Tie Board Of Aldermen haye rendered the
freedom and hospitalities Of the city to Ad-
miral Farragut-
An ordinance wns introduced into the
Beard today, proposing to raise s., 500, 600
to aid in procuring substitutes for drafted
men- The Committee on National Adsirs is
also directed to supervise the enrolment In
the various districts.
The Ocean Queen brings S313, 900 in specie.
The Herald says a circular Is going around
this city, calling for convention at Roches-
ter, during the present month, to express cx'
teme Copperhead sentiments. It announces
that the leading men FROM the Border States
will be present.
The cricket match between the st. George
and Boston clubs terminated In the victory Of
the former.
The heated term has apparently ended.
Admiral Fa1rsgut remains here tor the pres
ent. Assistant sccretary Of the Navy. Fo1
presented him, yesterday, With another letter
Of cong1atu1ntion from the Navy Department.
The new steamship Golden City. Captain
Oliver Eld1idgc, leaves to day for California,
tonch1ng at Rio Janeiro and Lota, Chill.
NEW YoRK, August 13.-Thos. Ads En-.
met, Son Of the ulustr1ous Robert Emmet,
| died yesterday.
| The trial Of James II Whittier, for assault
On The Tribune Office inthe1ate riots, resulted
T. @ sentence Of one year Imprisonment aud
I S.SD tine. BE is said to be q native Of Mary.
land, and to laye formerly been In. The naval
, 1863-08-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEbune.l
1nwAuKEE, Aug. 1311s53.
Gen. Halbcrt E. Painc, in 4 letter published
in this afternoons 1F1seoas!a, declines to be.
candidate for Governor In the approaching
Union Convention, and Expresses his earnest
wish to return to the field rs soon as his
health will permit. The letter closes as fol-
lows: "If 7 had supposed that so many Of
the people Of Wisconsin would honor me as
they have done, In respect Of the State ticket
and otherwise, should have heaitated to re-
turn home from tho Department Of the Gulf,
for it is caster to meet the arms Of enemies
than the rnmerIted praise Of friends. But I
hope on my return to the field, to engage
with such increased zeal and diligence iu tho
service Of our country, rs shall contribute to
the maintenance Of the honor Of this State,
AMI testify my gratitude to Its generous
DeouleH
, 1863-08-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1858.

w.sr,vo-o.- a,,ons+ 10 1sca
rrw nnrr I'm ,p>Tp,ca4cr
i oreat reduction in tto ononnt of h,o.
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, 1863-08-14

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tsibune.J
SPRINGFIELD, August 10, 1ss3.
4 letter from Adjutant General John B.
Gray of Missouri, to Adjutant General Fuller
Of this State, says that there Is IN aggregate
Of four thousand three hundred aud flfty-ive
men from Illinois enlisted in Missouri regi-
ments. Adjutant General Gray says TINT in
a short time he will be able to give the name
and place of residence Of any uliuoisan en-.
listed in Missouri regiments since the COM
mencemeut Of the war.
, 1863-08-14
FROM GALESBURG.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribEuc.l
GALgEBuEa, ILL.,, Aug. Is.
There viii be a grand Union mass meeting
at Galesburg on the 10th OF September, for
which the Union men here are. making great
preparations.
Geo, G. Bergen, Clark E. CLAIR and jas. III.
Quinn, are On the committee orarr.ngemcnts. OF
Gov. Yates and Gen. McClerpaad bare been
inyited.
, 1863-08-14

Once more, says the New York Esening
Ibss, there Is n rush Of business at the Navy
Yard. Over five Thousand men, who receive
~ rs possible to accomplish Ill the labor laid
out for them. In addition to the hundreds
ofvease1s oVerhauled and repaired 1T the yard
during the past year, as many new 11en-of.wa
nary yards. Within fsw months the sp1en-
did corgettes LackaHana and T1condcrogn
have been built and sent to sea, and the fine
steamers MacAnaw, Shamrock and Maumee
launched.
at the yard:
Tu]lahoma, double-ender, well advanced.
Nyack, propeller. frame up.
MantoDomah. clad, flushed.
Peoria, donble-ende1, frame up.
Algonquin, steam propeller, commenced.
Mercury, ftigatc, frame up.
The list cf vessels repairing and overhaul
ing at the yard is larger nov than for some
time.
, 1863-08-14
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ihnne.l
MADISON, Aug, -, 1853.
Some three hundred e1curslonlsts from
your city and Rockford arrived here this
afternoon, and arc yariously enjoying them
selves.
The Supreme Court has adjourned till Oeto.
bnr 18th.
4 list is published Of forty seven members
Of tho 25th Wisconsin, captured at Gettys"
burg, and now in Libby Prison, Richmond.
Adjt. James &. Proudfood Is promoted to
Lieut.. Colonel Of the 12th regiment, vice
Beale, resigned.
, 1863-08-14
FRoM DEShQlNES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tiibune.]
DEsMoMEs, iowa, August IS, 1863.
The Copperhcads attempted to hold 4 Little
ratification meeting in this city to-day, but
when the first speakcr-a Mr. Mitchell, Of
Pennsylvania commenced his remarks, there
were not fifty persons in attendance, and
when the meeting closed, Sherman Hall,
where it WIS held, was not two-thrds filed.
The leaders do not yet know whether Little
will accept, and this suspense, added to the
general demoralizatfon Of the party, casts .
cloud over all their movements.
, 1863-08-14
From Cincinnati Arrivals from
YickHbnrM.

CEcSsAT1, August 13.-The steamer Ty-
coon brings $50 sick and wounded from Vtcks-
burg, mostly belonging to the 9th army corps.
Tic following named died during the passage:
N. Tlrrell, J. Brown, A. Morgan, 9th New
Hampshire; u. Mason, L. Chase, Y: Il.
Emety, 9Th New Hampshire; T. Lewis, Hiram
Marcy, 50th Pennsylyania Israel Barber, 7th
Rhode Island F: 8. Rollins, 11th Nov Hamp-
Rebel prisoners continue to arrive at Camp
Chase, Over s, 200 are now confined there. 4
man named Cook was killed By soldiers, near
indianapolis, on Tuesday. The assault Has
nnuroyoked. Movements in the Department
Of The Ohio ORC very active. The organization
rapidly. Troops in large numbers arc daily
passing through the city.
, 1863-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The Hon. John F.
Hutchins, sent Is special agent Of the Gov.
eminent TO New Orleans, has returned. ard
reports In favor Of recstablishin1 the q. s.
Mint ut that place.
It IS eaid that 20, 900 pounds Of cotton dal1y
find their way to New Orleas, being part o
the crop not burned By tho rebels, as advised
byJeH. Davis & Co. r. =
The charges against Deputy Collector Gray
Of New Orleans haye an been shoHn TO p
ont by the Hon. John F. H4tchins, specia
agent Of the Government.
, 1863-08-14

INV 1UIhs JHl3 L, 110as
The Danish bark Lord Baltimore, Captain
Losbers, from Rio JaneIro thirty-sevea days,
in ballast, arrived at this port yesterday. She
brings tie following passengers Capt. 3:
n. Sims, late Of the ship Jabez Snow. burned
at sea BIZ the Alabama; Capt. Howard, Of
slip Ts1isman, also burned; Capt. Applehoy,,
burned ii sea BY the Georgia; Mrs.; Capt. Sta
pies, Mr. Taylor, Edwin Clark, 0ctayla Du-
ane, Lcrcuzo F. Fisle, and J. ". Annable.
From Mr. Taylor, passenger BY the Lord
Baltimore, md formerly q passenger BY TIC
bark Good Hope, We arc informed that the
bark Good Hape, Capt. Gordon, sailed from
Boston on the 2ad Of April, bound to Fort
Elizabeth. Cape Of Good Hope, with general
cargo. On tue 22tA Of April Capt. Gordon
, 1863-08-14
FROM PHIL PAlA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfihune.1
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1865
There is nothing from the army OF the Po'
tomac this evening. Several hundred con-
ecripts left this evening for that army.
The report circulated in New York By tho
Copperheads, that Gen. Meade has resigned,
is simply absurd, aud 1t Is not even likely
lie.
, 1863-08-14
The mississippi and Eastern
Gulf fE&{0ckadEng Squa tlron.

All the vessels Of var engaged in the late
operations in the Mississippi are to be sur
vlyed, in obedience to official orders, and
home. THIS Is practically Withdrawing the
present feet, as nearly every ship composing
It has suffered severely In action and must be
relieved. The East Gulf b1ockading squadron
and the Mississippi squadron proper conjoint-
u acted In the great battles which have re-.
suited In the opening Of Que Of our most
yaluab1e rivers. -,
, 1863-08-14
The Ru0fa of N Y. City.

ALBANY, Aug. 1S.-An official report by
Adjt General Sproguc to Gov. Seymour, to-
dag, shows New York city to hare furnished
from the beginning Of the WAT, sS 62s men in
sent By her On three different occasions Of
sudden peril for defence Of the capital.
, 1863-08-14
Truly your ftie2d,
..... RICHARD DRoDuRAD,
10 Hon. Jeff. Davis.

LETTER FROM PROF. HAcKLsY, OF NEW TORE.
CoIu,tcA COLLEGE,, NEw YoRK, [.
December 60, 1860.
Mr. DEAR SIn: My sympathlcs are entirely
with the South, This declaration will, I
trust, lead you to listen withou! prejudice to
a suggestion il favor Of cne noce Of compro-
mise to which I think the Republicans wor1d
aeccde, and which would secure In effect
everything H1lck tho Southern St1tes desire.
Let the territories, remain fznc from slavery
whilst territories. This would sahsfy liter
nlly the dogma on which A1r. LIncoln'e cleo
uon vas based. When the territories become
States, let them then, OF at any future time,
have the privilege Of Introducing slavery at
their own election. Those regions whose eli
mate and productions require it, would tnevi-
tab1y become slaye States md afford abundant
room for the necessary expansion Of your do
mestic Institution.
The objection to this Is the intrigues which
Abolitionists would practice when q territory
has 10 be admitted a State. But the whole
energy Of The South, backed By the conserya-
tism Of the North, would connteract this. It
would be troublesome and expensive, but not
go much 60 as civil war.
These couEfderations may have been already
presented, but have not seen them.
Very sincerely yours,
CHARLES ". HACHLEY.
, 1863-08-14
THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION.
Il Peep Behind the Curtain.
k01HERH CORRESPONDENTS OF
JEFF, DAVIS,
The "0ld Ranger" on a Bad
Range.

The following are among the recently dis,
covered letters of northern traitors to JEFF.
Daris, brought to light ncar VickHburg.
They need no comment:
LETTER FROM E1-Goy. REYNOLDS, OF Ill.
BE11Er111E, H., Dec. q, 1850.
DEAR Fa1EKDs: wtita to you because I
cannot well avoid It. an. In heart and sou1,
es re ta I'D saeX are 1gat IN the pEtnc
If the public mind vim beaF i, tho saat of
Government, the Government Itself, and the
army and Navy, ought to remain with the
p1omu1gaiing the above sentiment although
it is rather revolutionary. 4 provisional
government should be established at Wash
iugton to receive the power OF the out. going
President, and for the Prenidcnt elect to take
the oath Of Office ont Of slave territory.
Nov I conc to The point. .4N the slaue
States saMst separate from the North and come
to9fthe,. 9he free States will not concede IN
atom. but are bent on the destruction Of ela-
very. Why, In Gods ZANE, cannot the North
crn elaye States sec this fact, as clear as noon.
0sy before their eyes?
EAe gsneral secession ought to b accomplished
s7txs Immortal honor for keeping dorn blood
sled. In ono hour, by telegraph, he could
order Fort Moultrie to fire on Charleston, and
the war would rage over the Union. / am,
In hEalt and sonl, against wnr; but the best
way to Keep pcaccis to be able to defend your
ecsves.
Ii the slave Btstes would unite md form .
Convention they might Eaye the power to CO.
erce the North into terms to amend the Con
stttution so Us to protect slavery more eff
ciently.
You will pardon this letter, as It proceeds
from friendly motives, from your friend,
JouN REYNOLDS,
To the Hon, jeff. Davis aud Ez.GoYecno,
Wm. Smith.
LETTER FROM EX-SENATOR BRopuEAD, OF PA
EAsToS, Pa, Dec. Is, 1850.
MI DEAR s1n-HereHith send YOU letter
l this day received from Mr.. Charles MacA1
lister, Ct Philadelphia, gentleman Of high
character and large mems. As he is friend
OF minc, and seems to think that you eau re
store peace to our country, l would be
greatly pleased If yon would read It, although
it is not as legible % it ought to be.
! an vel convinced that II the Southern
States could be Induced to delay action, the
Northern people would furnish abundant evi
dencc Through the State Legislatures and
otherwise) that they desire to live upon terms
Of equality, fraternity aad peace. In Penn
sylyauta many honest. people voted for Lin.
coin on the report Of tile Coyode Committed,
and for tariff, &c, and not with violate
any Of the Constitutional rights Of the South.
Our Legie1atu1c meets On the 1st day OF
january, und I hare no doubt {although
largely Black Republican, will at once repeal
onr In1lityfnG statute and authorize the ap-
poiut1nent Of a Commission to 20 to the
Southern States.
We are Ill well.
, 1863-08-14

The Kenf1acaxy E1ecfion.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Returns from eighty
counties in Kentucky, give Bramlette 47,0S5
majority, with twenty-five counties to hear
from
, 1863-08-14

Departure Of CoIored Troops.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-The first full
regiment Of colorcd men raised In Penns51-
yanla, left to-day for Morris Island to reinforce
Gilmoro's army.
, 1863-08-14

GtorEfa-The bark j. ". SeayeF
Bonded for S15.000-Arrival OF Re-
leased ShtpmasteFs, 6Ecs
, 1863-08-14

NOTICE.-Having concluded to
want ~ az tie Chicago Museum. hare tat3 DAY da-
pnaed Of NJ intseest 4 ths nrm ot Psgker Cation d
Who win: With II: 4; Pa:keE a2a u. J, WIZ ca.-
ss1ie Of Fs1ksr, Cultoa 5praEuo at tho Old stand
seHth Est:s ss!eo: ~ oEssTi P!s,s3,e +
late ps:tneys. ecd tbs public u: geEtsGasn
composing the new nrct - oe!a: rsffectly fsnaoio.
iaHcst conadeEce. q the business Community and
eaGe 10 mann alike satisfactory TO th:,seves anu
Is tteir eor,es?cpdsats L. sstEt1g tEou ne Com:
ffienEs who tavo patrocIzet the firms with which +
have lattly been connected for the very liberal bust
my successors continuation Of a1me. knowing that
tey Will always ha treated Justly and fasly aad tho1S
Respectfully JOHN o. M1LLEN:
Chicago, August Ith, 1SE3. Au12 ESA7<2es
, 1863-08-14
Netu 11psrttset11e1lts:

Deqrt2ru street. IL authorized IL rscsiCs 1dcertlse.
ssenks jjor k!is and al tbs leading Nartaa:es.srs
Papers.
, 1863-08-14


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, 1863-08-14

MASONIC.-There will be q
u1 HpreIal Communication Of Oriental Lodge, No,
s. F. and A. H.. at TIC Mnsoaic Temple, this {f1tday)
auII k3S6 It II. G. CHASH. Sec'y.
, 1863-08-14

NINTH WARD U. L. A.-The
1% regulsr meeting this Council takes place this
{FR1DAY) syenins. Aug. 18th. business Of Import
Auce to every member WILL be before ths rne Getting.
2ul4 k44G-lt BIZ ORDER OF THE c.
, 1863-08-14

MILITARY 1PF0lNTMENT.
Prof Mccoy, who has been III chsrsc ofthe
, 1863-08-14

DERSONAL.-If Miss Julia -
ui1 call at E7ezitt's ATT Gallery, Isl Laks street.
CARTEs DE V1sITE
Promised her By Capt. j. b.. A sudden call to