, 1863-07-08

He vas patFiot-not mercy IN NnI.1s III .ho -.
B:a,d Of Trudc rceImcut WAS organized, Colonel
Wright was offered the command; but feeling "a =
Tesronstb.lt TO- ges, 1o3 ~ vs1tay mi1ss q
imitation, but, for the honor and welfare q oas
country, We regret to eay, seldom folloSed Urged
aeetps os lei Ct Ssey to decline
from the organization OF that regiment on1a! .as
wound received By him, which was the final cause
Of hs death be was an aeIve psstcpabss p sc rTa
tors cf camp, fu t:dious r,arches nc Always oosG
biz share, md when transfetcsd to the army ~ q
ri m 81 hopt % tie ie 10 stasf
while en1{inr and urging his men f0Ewnrd he r..
ceived the wound which was the PRIMARY eaass u
his death,
The motion was then given by the Presl-
dent, and the resolutions wcro adopted unan-
lhously.
The Good News gaYYcstcrday-KosT our
Citizens Received 1t.
The old adage, s It never rains but 1t
pours ;" WAS fully verified in the experience
OF our citizens, yesterday. 1t was day Of
glorious tidipgs. In the morning the inte11i-
gence from Gen. Meade, without being posi-
lively decisive, was cheering and satisfactory
Every bodY was hopeful. At an early hour
dispatch was received from our correspond
cnt At Cairo, announcing the successful issue
Of the engagement between Gen. Prentiss aud
Gen. Price. The news was posted on the bull
letln in front Of tho office, and soon the
crowd began to gather, read and exchange
congratulations. "If we could only hear Of
the capture Of Vlcksburg," was the secret
If not expressed language Of every loyal man
who read tic dispatch. At eleven the tele-
graph brought another message overowine
with good tidipgs-the tidinga Of the sur1en-
DIR cf Vicksbusgi
THIS was not the first time similar intel1i-
gerce had reached us, ami our citizens at first
distrusted the report Soon, however. came
official confirmation, and then every body
gaze themselves up to The f.ce enjoyment cf
The glorioas news.
In the earlier par: Of the afternoon Tags
were thrown to the breeze, from The hotels,
public buildings and the newspaper Offices.
and q quiet and suhdued enthusiasm peryadcd
au classes Of our citizens. At three o'clock
the court house bell rang out o merry peal,
and then The city put on her robes Of rejoic-
Ing.
TIE NEWS ON 'cuASGE.
oo"s s"o e'oeA .u0 4e94ao'ts u luz
o""A1 " At4ee 'A0no"" 'n4t tn'cA'seuee
thought to be authentic had just been re-
ceIyed, that Vicssburg surrendered on the4th
Of July. The members q. once forgot their
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lai6 uuon nil trsyel a1one- the tborouoSf,ra
IN THE EVENING.
In tbe evening. the bells ruue merrf]v. c,n.
non pea1ed. ard general ;uht1ation and 1c;,,,c.
ing pe7yadca thc entire city. In thu s4rects
lure ,,onfirea we're hut,t ans from fhe +or.
of several nrom;ne1t bufla1noz sn,.naid nra.
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u iS 1 ''o,'cc'o'e 'ae' III 'ne n's'ots u 'o1s
citizens, eTtn those "ho profess to follow the
teachings Of the reasonable Times, were sim
cerely eratilled ut the glorious news. It speaks
volumes for the loyaity Of The mass OF the
Democratic party, os compared with that Of
their leaders, Tho latter walked the streets,
looking serious and dissatisfied, and. like the
yenomous reptile from which they derive
their name, sought their holes and slunk away
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EERENADE TO GOV. YATES.
ah,rt to., ,.o1o,1- 4ha 1;rb+ c,,,.1 pr3
0"eA' 49, ~'e~s 'e AN'5As N0 D"os
accompanied Dy several LnCusan0 ctLtZenS, ap~
,aare A 1,1 fo4a +ho 11rauout 1o,,en and hnn,
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oIe0 Iof- 1alcS Will u AstleHaues pi1t ttHs55 tutaE
choicest selection of paftfOtfC aif5- The 7OT.
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the ha1rnry md delivered mn e1nnnent md
pbl11ot1C AauIcse- euIn I'LL uut ~ WtSuL
nave peen eApecseu iiohl ntnl' VI .nl7 ocea-
zion. We have 1uu report Of lis speech,
,rtir,, zrc rcrrpt wc ora nn.h1c to f,nl room
1o1 III ln's assuo' n1s ie'iaiAs "et' appfopst-
cleered tl,ropghout. The Immense audience
d,sne,sed ,fter thrcc rons,nc c,cera f;,r Gov