, 1863-09-29

| ra1tcd attacks on freedom Of speech and q
the press, The arrest Of officers recruiting 70
negro regiments, under the authority Of tn
War Department. their Incarceration in pria
one, and tie return Of the negroes to rebe
masters.
They conclude what they have to say o
6chofle]d bS declaring the State in wors
condition than it has been at any time sinc'
the war commenced, and therefore ask for
new commander Of th It department, and sug
gcst that II it would not be improper the,
would like to rame as that new commander
Gen. Butler, believing that he could res.or.
order within thirty days. Whether the loya
heart Of Missouri is to be cheered. is for thu
President to say. II be refuses and Missouri
remains the victim Of conservative policy
the state Of affairs will be dep1orable-
They ask him to remember who first rallied
to the Union flag at Camp Jackson; whc
saved st. Louis and the Valley Of the Mia
eies1pp!- They refer proudly 10 what Mis-,
fouri has dcne In the var, and Fay If she can
now secure no redress ct g7feyances, aud no
efforts to save her to order and to the Union,
her Late will form dark page in the history
Of this struggle.
Some minor details may be changed, but
she above shows, though In very meagre
form, the main points to he presented in
their address. 1t will probably be perfected
Tomorrow, and presented on Wednesday.
Inc oho hellef Association here has made
arrangements to secure the vote Of Ohio
troops in the hospitals and elsewhere in the
vicinity OF washington. we have nearly fye
thousand Ohio yotes here.
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
The Richmond Whig Of last Wednesday
contains the following: Judge Ould in biz
interview with Gen. Meredith, the Yankee
Commissioner, submitted a proposition which
II acceded to, will secure the exchange and
return Of al our officers now held in Yankee
prisons. Gen. Meredith, who is not vested
with any authority, will communicate the
proposal to the authorities in Washington
The exchange Of rank md file will be pro
ceedcd with.
There are no further Indications of a pur
pore Of Meade to advance. News from North
trn Georgia may impel him to move, but he
1nay ithdraW his army nea1er to Washing.
ton instead Of attempting to force his way tc
Richmond. We sha1l see.
The Richnnrd Enov;r-,, of 1,s+ 1ford,x
..r. s-..nst,H -. ~ M"," 49, S en, ~
1ecopssl uction is dead Us in the DAYS Of ou1
triumphant march to the capital Of Pennsyl,
rania. A single victory would reinstate
all the ioy. aud hope, and confidence that
CLEANED throughout the Coufederacy In June.
snd revIre ,mong onr enanfes +ha dasDa;r
.na aes,ondon.E +h,+ e1te+.d sf+o~ +ha al ~
w;r.r,otts- NJ 1,.+ta, ~ d,.ao1,ac;,,
rho nhxs;co1 aznect n ,ffs,Ts ,n.v annear 70
Ions as The moral courage of the neopie main
Trims pnbrolen fts nroud defiance ot the enc.
nv we chsI1 h,vn ro carsa A. fa,rfo- ,1t3,n,+.
1..ans. '' ~ 'N~ "''>1"~ ~ &~'~N ~'A N'''N'N@''~
success
Lieut.. Colonel Dorr Of Gen. Fosters staff,
1ate]y made etil1 another effort for the release
,fJnn7ns Browne and A. n Richards tbe
1900 '.t... - ,rI-n3 Nv
newspaper correspondents, from Alooy fz1son'
crate authorities intended to hold them until
tbs un,ted State. f3oyernmcnt aareed not to
n,a,e.+ .o,, oo,,h.+.,,+. ..-,a. ~e,>a7 1-oo,,-..
mo4es' 'non'eoinoa'anle 11a'inss feoe' Ptoetlf-
tiles.
It is not true that the issue Of Internal rev
enue currency il to take the place of postal
..,.-,.-. ..a., .o,us- -..,-os - h.as, -
CURRENCY no" oelog Feuleo' mas neen IN
definitely postponed, rs stated in the Ne"
York papers. It mill be Issued in a ehort
+Ime ard fs onlv DELAYED now hecanse of
.n,z...s ,,..,a.,,.o - 1ho 80. -.
eeine 'Ace1uea.e IL pttn'.os - 1Ao notss 4o1
the new National Banks, heHerer, Will not
be ready for month yet.
PERSONAL, ETC.
Mrs- Lincoln IL expected to arrive from her
summer visit North this evening, Vice Pres-
,aan+ H.,11, "a 1,,ct Gan.r.l s,c,1e, "a A.
4oea' nAiAiAu 10 o3ea' oene.at oieA'so - *
pscted tonight. Senator Harris is here.
Maunsel B. Field, late Chief Clerk Of the Sub
Tneasnrv of7ce at New York. has been An,
.4,s- ...,..".t $500 - 1 - ~ ~ :.
pomsea Ac1ing ASSISTANT secretary ol Inc
Treasury In the absence Of Harrington.
Gen. Slocum has Withdrawn his resiena.
tim ot tna pres5dcn+,s reoneat TVS 3en.
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