, 1863-10-30

FROM WASHING ION.


Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsHso7ox, Oct. -, 1861
TIE BALTIMORE UNION MEETING. |
The wonderful SUCCESS Of last nights 1mme.
diate Emancipation demonstration in Ba!ti- |
more fo.ms the leading topic Of can7ersa:ion
here today. The astouishmenta st the progress
1t dieplays is somewhat akin to the astonish-
1nent with which Ohioans regarded the result |
II their own election few weeks ago. ssc-
1e:a1y Chase's presence did much to give
tone and character to the demonstration,
inasnuch as It was regarded as giving the
official Eanctton Of the Administration to the
Radical Immediate Emancipation candidate.
personal.
Cor. Deunlson, General Garfield, Judges
Coyode, Kelley and Jewett, are among proul-
nent gentlemen here to day. Jesse D. Bright !
Is also here, and seeking to cultivate VOL
derfnl friendly relations with members Of the
administration.
FROM CuATTASooGA,
Gen. Garfield brings On reports Of the late |
battle nd present condition Of the Army Of
tie Cumberland. He has had q long inter- |
view with Gen. Ha1leck and Secretary STAR
ton to-day, ind has been closeted with Stan |
ton al the forenoon and evening. To-mor.
row Secretary Chase, Governor Dennison
AID Gen. Gu, field are to have important COM
raunicasion with the President.
TIE WAR N VIRGINIA.
Prominent Congressman have been making
indignant representations concerning the late
remarkable performances Of the army Of the
Potomac. The a1my remains substantially as
It has been fc1 several days.
TIE MUnpER or LIEUT.. WHITE.
The authorities have clue to some acces-
eories to the murder Of the colored recruiting
officer, Lieut. White, by Col. Southern, who
is pro7ed to have threatened and made prepa
1stions long beforehand, and devised means
for escape, with his family, to Dide.
THE xEw 1oRK ELECTION PROSPECT.
ThutIow Weed is reported to est this New
York majority at il, 600; the Urlon Commit
tee sits it 0.C0o.
REVENUE MATTERS.
The old State Bank Of Louisiana will have
to Pay tax On s3,G00, 900 Of circulation, be-
tides deposits, its application Tor exemption
| having been den1ed by the Commissioners.
This fer rebellion. 1t had 81, W., ,U09, IN epe"
cIo1 6epotits, mostly In Confederate paper.
After Butler forbade paying out the last
| ramcd, there was great rush on the bank BY
depceitors, who we're mostly paid in the
banks own bills. Then the bank passedinto
the Recel7er's hands, On account Of this Pc
cplisr hardship. The cl1n, is new, and the
oo1v me
@&' c,rsra
oon 0oa7 -, ~. .,,.,
The Russian vessel TO Tfach tne Aom1ial
| ether has tao much drift Of water, but is
.Ss.s. =. fa,, a.,s
eon1oe IL j" -" uH'o'
APPOINTMENT.
John l., KiIlinger, ex.member cf Congress,
ha. been appointed Assessor Of the 10Th dis
~ o p,pFs-11.a,a
A4s' y. 49,. t..a.a. r,de- vacant or.
contract LAS oeea oaaue' oaoei leesu' VI
der, for the ea1e Of the military reservation o.
Fort Crawford, bY the General Land Officer
49, ..x.-aw ~ ~.so~r.+,,n cons,s+,nr of wi
1cres in the city Of Prsirie du Chien. Whe1
the survey is completed, the landi is to be sold
:. ,,r1,,,c ,1c+,on
"S e~' .ur~r.cx ,,,rrvpa
AlA'i1At AAaa1Ao'
The time for recruits IN the regular army i
| extended to Dec, 1st. 1868, dr,ing which the
--.~. hc,ntv eeoo rf11 he MID
e1tfa penny, s'oo' WILL 10 PAID
AoFEAESTs OF GEN. HoA11h'
| Gen. Hunter goes west Tomorrow Tor tue
pnrno.e of ttsDectfup Grants and other
armies.
NEW YORK, Oct. oo-Ihe n. I. 1Taouae1
ys.b,rpton snecfa} saya.
Tsn C-rr,estaaa. ~ 1r+sr,,1 pare
1ae !9aa Eos1oee1 @ ~ 1lo neat ~ -. 4svsE stst<
n9e aae 9ecicea iaat tne oanRs Oh Ste. sne etass ~
o1 HeW 1olk, hololnG 1unos q ane esaDs: ;ia1 ats
snt.c1 % lne payme1s o. tne aaA ptosaasI ~. =.
y Lhe az ot Maa act ~ +a1at;o9 ~ VIZ ~ seS4s
M m a1s epeet Q. me S'i th,
out ,a.t ", ~ +ha., .o~or.11,. nara ~ r,
the etstntes and h. agreement. in funds Dc
ncsited. He considers the relationship be
| u,ircScal ard agent. but Of creditor mi
5ehtnr
co..- po,,s,, +o.a,v .cror,,r,ea tv +b
caot..1 no, " stst,. rs11sa "nnn ths Pres;dent
~ h.4;y5e ~ 1.as n srtsd h;a 1rcianfi,1a Was ~
aasr.d NV ~ ~ E1p1oV Etr.nrdfresV @ ana Mtnista
Gsisto a. E99s &c +ho gnaraz y III Iiners1 GnS
1.eaaputtf14s ~ sAAS ~>A - VI wv
mnnnt;tt wade for The SO bonas. on Mou
49, ~ Noremher 81 wiii. IT. ia ascertaine
~ 3ha Treasnr7 Denarfmenf. entitle dep,si
,nrs ~ ~ to 1,onds TitI f1I coupons from tie Is
, o. Eossp ~ ,.oea.,+ ,,,,r,cerna,t IF 4be onota
n Ae AsCen, st'te -. San prosiSa11t -
I 70 ne p1.saa ssss.aa ~ 6ctnhcr 17,H csiiin,
~ -, .dd;@ian.1 S151 nm 1nen +he dedrIencie
~ " the M States nnJer former % calls, md unde
ne sads Sft LIVE o1s 4ste,, ,ceonnt ~ oni,
.ne xssaa oa 9ss' - saI nhssanert d1fe r. cas
N 4h aes1 q s,,dersa M nccsssarT ~ thn fs,inn
, to fnrn;sh the fpu opota ii volunteers.
pnsG1Ta taerg ). ~ MI nts W ~ ~ ~ ~. =
n1ae br9 IL stss %het
~ ~ "a. T tteir nTots 4he S,aft has to b,
reso,ted uS to- III detieIenciea a. tie time exist
4 irr n inch state vii be taken into account
+ Drafted men ard substitutes are entitled onl
to the Increased bounty ct $500 offered
e volunteer recruits.
!, ritl,in DAY or two made some changes In
rortion Of his forces, looking to the bette
q | nrotccttou CT those engaged Id the rccon6trut
II 1ior ~ f},e 0ranee anil 4laxandria R,ilroat
While thie chanrs vas bcipg effected at abou
3 9o7rIocr, YESTERDAY. rnorn;,g. the rebels mad
/, demont{rstion against tfe Gth corps, b1