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sss5au aud sas bisoi tbs thife All &fss'
;u.es, sith The gait and egpss: Of taan, aseam-
ing, limiting, Whispering ahaat tho possibility
OF giving up the whole cause. and presenting
ourselves, with haltsrs around our necks, to
ask mercy of cur offended masters. Then the
supposed visitor would swear that If there
were any considerable number Of Oonf!derAlts
like this, no faith should over more b. plasst
in man.
Such ate some Of The off nsi4o dstsilS which
thu stranger would be enabled 70 ECO Gy CON
irg near enough. Yet After all he " gu be
mistaken if he judged our Oontederaoy BY
these things. ALI TIP il Ito work }: poll
ticians,'' end Of talented editors; il ia on the
surface al3 does net reach to lie heat.
Ore is oiton tempted to wish that lie reliti-
clans were sll Suppressed Til tho war il over
and sven toyish, !iao that famous Mr.. Oop-
rod, that all the editors wore silonccd-ex
cent US. W. s>y tho infection does Eo
reach tho heart; the heart is tho srmy
State jsa!ousies Gre nearly unknown thee
Soldiers who have fought side by side for TIVE
yos.s, respect one another, and one snolhor's
country; it is little to thom At what precise
dsy any S:a.o or any msn bocsm, eecea
s;onist; the'o stands tie en.mJ botssc ttom;
and the main point il hcw to destroy him
The soldiers do rot taunt ono another and
s.y "wo are fighting here .fc, you"--they
know wolf that wherever the battle is, it is
fought for all the States, land for non. moro tn ip
for all the rest. Iu our army, &C wodo hope
aud believe, there is much Of the cbivslrous
aid so!die.!y feeling Ct Gen. Msxcy Gregg,
who, AZ hia life ebbed away anA V.rsiniA fed
Of slaughter, sent mssssgo S,ut6wsld--th z.
he gave his last drop frooly "ior tho ,naopen
deuce tf South Carolina" W. should
! advice the strange visitor, moreover, before
forming final Judgments, 10 sak 3ome of our
soldiers and cfhssrp, taken d: random, I've
mean such as Lsve reslly fought though the
gar) Whist they think of project Of recon-
s:raGtinE the Union, or oven Gi trsstiGg
abGu. its reconstruction, in whole or in psrt,
or entertaining such 9 proposal ior'ono III
slant. We behave they wau.d reply that no
man o: body shall dare TO tcuc', opsniy with
the tip Of finger 30 ds.dly treason; that
thsy never would nave lu,ds ono msrcb, nor
fired ono yoiioy, Save for the sovereignty Of
.hci- Sts:e;; father, that no Eolit,cisn shall
cell or gva away VIVA! they have bought
with thuir blood aid limbs snd ths'lives o.
theie brotho;s; sud ;hnt any overture to euch
ar clp.c. will DO .. tho propsr and peculiar
Peril of him who mslcs il Ia short, it is
in our zr'uy that VA .s:s sound and seGure;
i: is rot ONLY cur pride, but cur esf,ty-- OIL.
d:cns {! fn!Qmfn our Gusranty not Only
agansa cnvE.ios abroad, but sgs;Sst traitors
ut hcmr. Ii ID It ere the hrsre6f the coun-
,Tv beats, and theirs lis pulse must bo folt---
Whatsoever roada only tho n2wrpsysr7, sad
Listens only to tho politicians. knows little
OF tao Confederate S;ates OF America
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FROM YIuKSBURG.

JACK SON, Miss, jane 9:b---Our acorts ra
port tho enem3's pickels ten milO5 dOsp
O7ery mssrH Of approach closely gua dcu
and thst The GrehteHt courage and caro- arc
requii Ell to ros9l yinkaLutg. Grant coGl-
munic.tes with tie fleet ky bignal lights
which were seen last night, constantly sig
Mailing, botckenirg s. movement or renewsl
Of the assault, il IL thought. Ihe 1our OF
tho enomy's mcrtnrs was ie.rI st intervals
Of two seconds I'll nj and is continuous
thia morning.
Nothirg from Port Hudson. AZ tlllcer
captured by Grants plckets, subsequently
escaped and arrival hore this mo!niTg. 10 TO-
porte the Yankee army much Depressed by
the knowledge Of JobnRGn na,lsing hssyy
force in thor rear, and certain dSsth III
ftan,. Their officers cay co!tain daicat or
s,nhilation awaits LheIn.
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lsI3nial Cores on t'nce II tIs Richmond ESqlre
FRrDrmcEsEufG Va. Jnro 9, 1863.
ha7e received tie W.@il:"gt"n "Oh-oni
rle. = of SnEd.y tnorniag tbs 7.", aid asi:A
you lie l1ila9iog sumn:ty sl ~ contents {:
vICE:RrRT.
UiTCr;sA7T, Jrne 4 --ALrires fffm Frckh-
burg, Jnno 81 contsin Nd psr:icnlsr naye.
Gen. Grant in atic to ptcas Che sicgo and
taxa c.re Of Johnston, who il pastel Stall ST
Jackson. Has reported ms!ch on Memphis
is uot yet carfirmei.
o ri &c guos are close up 10 lie encny's
works, AMI ,Iaying vigorously on them and
thu town.
% lha Isl, :ha rs!:els shot thras hundred
horses Oh The river bank, being unable to
fesd them.
Gen. Blair is mp The Yaz1o. Important
news is expected Of Fin.
vALIAnDlGHiM FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a special 10 tie
"BulIatin," dated DIN cinnsti, 9Th inst, says
aThs approaching Democratic Slate Oonysn-
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FROM TENNESSEE-LATE NORTHERN
NEWS

SHELDyyILLE, Tenn, June ALI quist in
front.
The Cincinnati Ocmmosci4l." Of the lib, ,
Las hcem racs,ved. At The Peace GGnvH-
iicn H. New York, on tho Sd, Fernando
Wood vas rrom!asut speaker, aud pro
scented s:roDg rc!oiunonE, which panied
TIE Resolutions 6sclsse foalty 10 The Uonsti-
sutton, and 10 tho State HnIer ITO Conslitu.
ton; that heye is 10 power 10 coeyco State
by tiilitsry force; ths. the war is contrary
to tho uonstitutic~. and should cease; that
tho claim Of dictstori.l and unlimited militia
ry powor for tue trial of citizens by court
taartisl ID mons.-ous aud exscrahJe; they al
30 protest against the cowardly, despotic, in
human, accuraed- act--tbs banish1neRt of
Valsndisham; and recommend suspension
OF hoSiiities sind general convention to,
settle tho m1nner Of reconciliation.
Sre:SGFIEED. ILL.,, June 9.-Thc House has
unAnisaonslg passed resolution condsmus.
tory Of Rarnaido's order supervising nows.
pape:a, snd calling tie attention CT The Gov
ornament 10 the infringement of popular
rights end nss invasion of State sovereignty.
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GRlTd1ARV

Dsparsed this lie Thursday cveniug tho eth ioessu
IA the 56th ear OF her nEo, MrI. MARTHA WASHING.
TON TaERfLl, Vile OF Joseph Tsrtop, of the oouay
OF Hanover '
The deceased had bsen severely afflicted fer many ycsrs
previous " Gef dta!h at time, SUI Ing tho nest eItru
Calling ps!p which m" bore with christian foru!o
nurruirs complaining OF hsf Npy1rI.rin,s doiins
her Isl, ipe:' but appeared perfectly - the will
o. her H,sveus Father Tru,t OK 10 uir VINO rays am
tho resurrection and Tho lfe he tha, oons,h INTO
will In vile cast out ehe eossi peaue with
lovely sls o: se' Guilty Impressed her angelic conn.
ttnso0o.
40 fsd:a the anrurns. cloud AWAY
10 pahs the gale when storms ure ner.
IS gently shutx tho eye OF day.
30 dlhs q psvc aious the shore"
she leaves a husband, ma:y children and numeEors
fre,dJ 20 NJ their able less which her ell
gain She hsd been prnfcshor OF religion many yehr',
AND e az al abiding testimony Of Jesus Reased tho
dad which de the Lord from heocsfor'h Yes saith
the su they ma rec, from hsr iabors aud helr works
do roiIor them. desrest mother I'll! sho resur.
rectIon rnorninR when shall NEST sRan and b'hoid
thee In tho besuul ha5enta OF holiness IN tho petpst
asl beauty youth In company With those four OF eur
circle who arc gone BEFORE and uns with them IN
prsisss h,m who hath purchs,eh cor redemption WIN
BIS own blood
Dearet mother, thou hast loft us;
We thy less most deeply fscl;
Yet rls 600 who hath heraft BIZ
he can al our iorrous heal. b. q. ].
81 Herald, Advocate and Sentinel pssss copy.
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FROM TENNESSEE LATE NGRTbEeA
NEWS

GnyiRYvfLLc, Tsv. Ja:e ALL quiet 10
fr,n:. Tie Nashville "Urioh" CT The On
s.aes that q tahel force OF 10000 Vas s:tsaE-
ns Frsnkl'n yesterday; ,has thSTs w.s ii:s:
Ing all dag, but The results sie unknogn.
The Gin .inn,ti "CamIntrcisI" Of tie 4,h has
8 sPeciaI dispatch tom Vcksoung, dated May
50 4, which says: Spades are trumps sgain.
Wa nre erecting eArthworks 10 protect "r'
men, AID mining to blow tho face out Of -"
prominent forts, otherwise unappioach DIE.
The i5c, Of carrying the place by stern ia
abaudGned. A saier and surer rlsn 'hin
stormirg Pombarton into submission IS fsTo'-
cd everywhere.
Andy Johcs,n has been Grated at Nash
VILE.
Burnside is constructing railroad IS
military necessity from Nicholas7ille to Dam
vile, KT.
Reliable information has been received oil
the suppression Of two papers in Nashville
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H,ITIsu CONSUL EaGIGED IL BLOCKADE Gu"EI*H
Nav YoRK, jane 5th--A lvtt:- in the
Boston rr.nscripi" stst,5 that Tia s.!:o J'ii' !:
Jupiter was captured scar Mo"Il', Vile
trying GO run tho block:dy. Sco GAa oTneT
and manned by the BrI.l,i consul At llsTan-
ia. Ito Was also tho 0w.er OF tho asrEo OF
tho sto.mer AnLona, cap.u;el soinulhn9 H:Gce.
TIL. CoETaAE.Nps cAPIuasD EY c"LoseL XII
PATRICK.
We Learn That tho nunhor Of cnntra
bands Brought eli NJ U'"Hel Fitzpatrick, in
his late rai.., has b3on exaggerated iii The
nsTa5spar, r*parLs there being bnt about
four hundred ns.o.d offs Thousand, as stated.
Most Of tho mtsi were stopped 1t a. ia q. eels,
where they wero ssL TO " Il X in tho cHnmia-
saries' srd quarthr mArter 4 dEps!tpi vi Fill
tho wC:rsn and chiilI IN wei sant e !hG ccn'
triband csn.p.
EXPLOIT OF GusBoiTS oH THE R!rPAHASScCE.
The gunbozss oflhe Pltounc h,tiils: now
on tho R.prahsun ok, urdor thh coEmand
of Capt. Samuel Mtgraw, havo lately made
several expeditilna some Of then. with Te'y
impo7tsnt resultg-
"A few days since s3vo.sl Of tho sunboste
steamed up 70 tho town oil TappaAanneck
whsre thors WAS slroGk rebo! cavalry pick
o., which was sbelled Get, AID Gorae Of our
mon y ere landed, and they Destroyed .b"u!
10000 bushels OF grain which was stare
there. A party was sont ashore one night
uesr Urbanna and csno off With quantity
Ct goods intended for tho rnheIs. They
brought of, also, couple OF sscesh hsg' IS
tropics.
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
MURFREEsboRo', June 3.-Scouts who have
thoroughly secured the country On our lafs
and in cur rear, report having neither seen
nor hoard Of ANY rebels.
A gentleman who is known here, and
whose llatemon;s arc regarded as reliable,
has ina: ,cachcd cur lines from Tullshoma.
II, says there are not more than two reg-
ments at that place, and that the enemy has
thrown all lis Notifications forward to Shell
byvile, Beech Grove md other points on our
Immediate front.
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LOsS OF A SPANISH STEAMER

Noble, Jnle 9.--'fhe Spanish steamer
Sslnr, from Havana for this port Wal los;,
Hfty ulilos on Boil Pli-!, III g storm, cn tls:
9th Of Missy. OF the p;essrgais cfew,
numbering forty-two, Only four wsre saved.
Among tho lost are Dol. Sharp, OF Gen.
Blcknsr,a aisf. The cargo was valuable
estimated to bu worth $500 900.
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Tho Western a. o. "Dsmocrat" psya the

The Western N. o. "Damocrat' psys the
following compliment to iho RichmHi,d ladies:
Qua Sex AND WoUsDfD.--Wa had con
vefaatiun tho other dry with q returned
wounded North Car0lins soldier, who has
bean in oao Of tbs hospitals At Richmciii. lie
assured us that the wuuEdsi North CARROLL
nisns at Redmond received .vary attention
from the Virginlsus 1t Was possible foT :hOm
to give. IIs says ha las 2cen The ladies' CT
Richmond passing from hospital to huspitsl
carrying baskets and dishes filled with deiica
clos for tho sick ard wounded, and while ad-
ministnring 10 tho wants OF sill, we're PaftIcu.
lar to inquire for North Csrolini1rs who had
81 CALAMITY borne tho Leaf and burden Of the
d.y and defended their homes frcin the raw
sgss of the inhuuan invader. These Bta.e.
merits are confirmed by paronts and relatives
Of sick end wounded soldiers Who went en-
to assist in nursing them hen wc take
into consideration tho fact that the citiz5na OF
Richm9nd and mauy portions Of Virginia
have been for the past two years surf olnded
" itu the sick and wounded l:0m I'll P:rts Of
thu OonIsJsrscy, sni thst the demands On
their attention and chaity arc humorous End
unceasiTg we think they ere deserving CT
much moro praise, ra.hor than the censuro
which some seem disposed to indulge il.
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TIE army vote Of Amelis, ORC company Of
Brunswick, aid i:e vata of the holdisTs Of
Gnw'dli., except al DrurY's Bluff .ni the
MclolfArn, .ro nnt Included in the abnvo !;
bul Thomas T. Jones, of Brunswick, is the
successful Candidate.
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MARRIED..

hARRIED. in tse cku CD stthe epphs,y 8: Dsav,llo,
on The iuIh inst., by Rev Geo. ". DANE Mia, MANS
LIE AEbo;T formerly Of Genrs.tcwn, q. 8, - Nsjor
wv. q. BEETLfY, OF Richmond.
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DIED.

DIED, la this City, on ths oh Inst. Ii. l.. RTsArTON,
iHte auditor Of The city Of Rlehmcnd, In II G ,rsr
LIS age.
The ,rieris sna acqusilt,ncer Of the family ..,-
pseHals Invited - asd his funeral from tho 2nd Hap.
ssS on1lsm ToDAI at II o'sloe' A.
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ARVi.G II MIssisIPrI.-We learn from the
southern"Mitive,' 'tha: Caosts1 county, Miss,
has organized eigh. new companies, and sever
.l more are in progress. Hon. james Drane,
tho President I'VE balieve) of the Senate, .ll
of whoss CONS and aons-in-lsw are in the
army, has organized company CT cavalry
and gene with them to the scene CT action.
Ohoctav county, With voting population OF
2,l00, hkd already sent twenty companies TO
tho field besides conscripta.
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IIRGINIl STIYE IL ECEIONS

B:dtor4 Congressional Dtstrict.--1he fol.
lowing is lle STATE OF tho pole, as fsr 90
heard from, in tho Bedford Congressional
District. Tne vote il c.o3a ono, but ne
have 10 Doubt Mr.. Goods is elected by Eo-
spectacle mJ,:i'y, az Only one prcciuc.
%iI!ssillt) in Cs:rol, is hoard from, whersss
we learn tho county has gone for him by
some threo or four hundred msjority
Bedford Goode l9l nsjori'y. Henry
n.rtin 333S .rajo.i:y. Pt,sgivania Goodu
ia nsjority. Pat:ick--MsrIin 242 majofi-
ty. Franklin -Guode 10 msjority. Uarrol,
one p.ce;nct- Goodo 1871; Martin, 20. Ma
homes Big ds--Ma,tin 9 majority. 18Th
Va. Il, gimeut--Gosdo, Gj; Marl,u, 10. 2Sth
Va R.giInui.. Goote, CT; Martin. 81. 5let
Va Eeg'nant- Goode, 81; Martin 9. Lynch
burg Post (Ioode, 4; Martin, 9. 4!h Regi-
4ocnt Heavy Artillory-Gaode, 81 ms ,rty
Alexander 8 observation-disclosures . nafBiLy
SSH Va. Rssinsrt--Goodo. 60; Macti.,, CO.
Highland Governor: Saith, 2lI;
Munford So Flouruoy, 10. Lieutensnt Nv
emo: Inbodsn, 26I; Price, 10. Congress:
I.stehsr, Isl; Baldwin, l49. Attorney Gen.
oral: Tucker 229. 'Ssn.t': FIN. Frazier II
mpiori.y over McG!aughlan. ". ". Fam.
Ing reelected 10 the HOUSE Of Delegates
without opposition.
H.unswick. For House Of Delerates-
Robert e. Meade ga
R!bsrt NJ. Mallory, o33G3
hisads'a msjosity, l2l
TIE army vote is included
Fnn S.E.rF.
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,!Gery = Hi;S iGAiT At wOGg BGL. LT.a;
ni urIJa PICKETa.

!.Gsry'S IAN iGAiT At wOGg -- BoL. Lr.a;=
"H urI1a PICKETa.
E.!nraX CoUsT HsrsE, Va, juno y
sbout three o'clock this morning tie ,clict
reserve, On the Flying Pom road, on tue way
to ToheYe the outpna-s, Wan attacked b.
Mosby's r.cn. They came suddoa,y III :hc
relief intcrmipging themselves 80 inu-',:h.,
ihsy could not he d:a,insEi:hnI ti6m 5d. o;Tr
no!din,", L; d IS they uurn In" FcAgT.l nn,-
f!:in, i wap difficult to diec,imi1ate T.eY
aurcssdsd in woundlnE 0ae q ou- Ken II he
neck, an in killing hc:sc. 1hoY suffered
NJ punishment in retii.r.
Rcnf6icel.anta to Cur Guard s0on sr:!-cj.
C.o # III a:l tie rebels kilc!, and then iltd
t, III. woods where they kept UY E 1e,u'tyiT
firing unit! fl,e o'clock thg IL 3:n:ng. Without
Initiating siy fuIih@: c:m:ss. Ool. E.sJ,
VIII four fql.droHs Of ca'alry. ih:n ''aI:ec
il pursuit, End ss far 81 heard fro:a hsa 0ny
succeeded in capturing a 'c5el sl:Gca;:. lie
represents Mosby to b. in coin.cand Oh his
occasion, with a furca Of from fifty - ono
hundred man, aus: Gaye that his (aoahy'Gj
h0r6e wsa SHE: mud enc Ihsu billed. N:j'r
G,p. s;.shl and Gen. Copeland ;ssgc Started
fjr iie scone 81 scIi0n.
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hIsads's Ins.iositH
TIE army vote is inclndsd
E,o Sxr.rr
Eua Sts.TF.

Y. Jones, W \. Adams Dr. Thompson.
, 1863-07-12
Ql)tfaQo Gribnne.


RE NE ~ -
The news from The East is largely COM
posed Of tclcgraphic conjecturcs, the most
Trustworthy information locating Lees
army ct Clear Spring and Falling Waters,
q few miles below N7illiamspo1t, endeav-
oring to cross the river. Lee is evidently
muking supcrhuman cxcrtions to reach
The Virginia shore, while Meade's
amy is rapidly concentrating to prevent.
no battle occurred on Saturday beyond
brisk skirmishing
Our dispatches from New York give q
fresh crop Of peace rumors from the cor
respondent Of the New York Herald, who
Seems en- rapport with the Federal and
Confederate Cabinets. It may not be far
from the truth TINT these propositions had
1heir origin in Nassau street. In answer
10 them, III the event of their truth, it is
well to consider that "thc South will ac-
cert no terms Of peace except upon eternal
separation"
The Missouri Democrat is in trouble,
arising from the arrest Of its senior pro-
7,rlctor for The publication Of the Lincoln
Schofcld correspondence upon the reno
val Of Gen. Curtis.
Our special correspondent at Helena
sends us most graphic and detailed ac-
count Of tie splendid victory at that point.
II was in every respect complete, and is a
crushing blow to the Southwestern rebels
Signs come thicker and faster Of the re-
turning loyalty Of the old North State, and
. fresh impulse will be given to it by thu
splendid raid Of Gen. Heckman's forces
which has struck death blow to the re
Itlliop in that State.
, 1863-07-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.
TEE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT
I'M TROUBLE,
Arrest OF the Proprietor for
Publishing Conlr:abaud
Letters

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE evening edition OF
the h<moerat publishes the following: Viii
liam Mckee, senior proprietor Of ttis paper,
was put under arrest last evening, By order
Of Gen. schotleld. The grounds for arrest
are, as We learn, the publication Of the letter
Of President Lincoln to Gen. Schofleld, ez-
planning the rtasons for the removal Of Gen.
Quits, and fur refusing to state in whnt man.
ner such letter came into his hands. We
have only at present to say under the cir
cumstances, that we regard this us foolish
and understandable proceeding. Mr.. Mckee
reported himself at headquarters this morn
ing, and professed his willingness to exon.
crate every officer in the department from
any knowledge in the matter Of publication,
believing this to be due certain persons On
the department staff. No further progress
up to this writing has been made in the case.
Mr. Mckee is at liberty on hi. parole.
, 1863-07-12
CHICAGO, SUNDAY. JULY r., 1868.

the Confederacy. Regardless Of her own saiety,
ehe has srnt her Sons wherever the enemy was Io
be met, and on ererT field they have SHOWN lug
four proud priyilese to defend her coil end pro-
teet the homes and dear ones: four brave 1ataGss rs
have left In your charge. Yon too arc lea n py
favoritc Generals aud have grleyous Wsongs
hare been driven from Arkansas. save at one pan.
Helena. We 70 to retakc It.. Your courage, ntm
ness. and patriotism will mako you succeeu, ana
- isigned) Tnos. Il. Ho1aEs, Lieut. Gen.
The following congratulatory address has
been issued by Gen. Prentiss to Ills troops;
HEADauAnTERs DISTRICT 1 gr 9r,s 41ktSsAs' : III
Soldiers Of the army Of Eastern AFka 7sas: Un
the anniversary Of our National 1ndePsnasnee 5on
met in arms the enemy commanded " Tue G3n'
Parsons and others, and though outnuInbersd four
OF fvc to one. you withstood thcir ous!1nsht, auu
eent them back insoriuusly, to tell traitors that
are ern to defend. Victory crowned our n "a. !:
tional banner on the 9atlons oaftH1any Hyo ,1tn1 nv
omen is happy ons Soldiers xour so, poog
cess. Yoar friends At home will DO the same.
and annale OF the nation will record the battle o.
Helena as one Of the most noble and successful
efforts tn ma1utafning It's integrity. That you and
your comrades may Be permitted to repeat such ef-
forts until TREASON shall hide its head in shame, il
the fe9ycnt prayer Of EouT commander.
Signed, B. II. PnxkT1ss, Maj. Gen.
:. Gen. Holmes issskedaddliny back into tho
wilderness, but Davidson Of Missouri is alter
him sharp.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE following has been
received at the headquarters Of the army here:
HELENA, Ark, July 5th, 1868,
To Malor Gen. Il. ". ualeck:-
We encountered the enemy IL 600 strong. undeE
Gems. RoImes, Price, Marmadnke aud others, on
The morning Of the 9TH Of July, and whipped them
handsomely.
We hnvc captured 1,ao0 prisoners, !, ,200 stand Of
aTrue and two stand Of co1ors. Our total loss will
not exceed 100. The cnemy's losses are very Sc.
we're, not lees than 2,5.0 In killed, wounded and
prisoners.
{S{cned) 3. H. PrcntisB, Major Gen.
, 1863-07-12
FROM MADISON


ESPECIAL oispTtch 10 The chicago Tr1ouno-]
MADISON, Wis, July II, 1865.
Awsit Of ha6eas corpus WAS issued by the
Supreme Court, yesterday, In behalf of two
men, drafted last fall, now arrested and held
II Camp Randall as deserters- They claim to
lie aliens. The writ Is returnable next Tues
day. It Is reported the military authorities
will lake the ground that the Court has no
right to interfere.
Reports from the 9Th regiment show thirty
lilled, 100 wounded, and twenty-six mis-
sing at Gettysburg. Tne missing of the 4th
regiment in the assault on Port Hudson,
twenty four In number, have been heard from.
Three died Of wounds, eighteen remained
prisoners, and three escaped, among them Cor
posal Earl, who Was promoted on the spot to
1ieuteDantcy, By Gen. Banks, for gallantry
and valuable services.
o. n. Conyer has been made State Libra.
riap, IN admirable appointment.
Copperheads here haye been yery g1um over
the recent victories, hut, in hopes to save ap.
pearances and make party capital, hare called
Democratic meeting tonight, ostensibly to
rejoice over the surrender Of Vicksburg in a
1,artizan manner. At hall. past eight o'clock,
the'c were not enough Democrats and spec
1atore present to open the meeting.