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, 1863-06-10

FROM ST. LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfioune.l
ST. Louis, June Q, 1863.
Robert Hall, Of Monroe county, Wis, has
been released on an oath Of renunciation and
allegiance. He is native Of Canada, from
whence he migrated to Wisconsin, being In
Ficksburg in 1861 On tha breaking out Of
the War he entered the rebel service, and on
the Goth day OF February, 1862, he Was cap-
tured in Washington county, Mississippi, By
the 9Th Missouri regiment, and sent to this
city, and has since remained in prison. By
his desire he WIS permitted to take the oath
named, and returned to his friends in Wiscon-
eiu.
There Is some hitch In the exchange of
the members Of the 9Th Illinois, captured By
Morgan at Bacon Greek and Elizabethtown,
Ky. They were reported exchanged, bntnow
it is stated that the order was IN error. The
men remain at Benton Barracks. The Assist
ant Surgeon Of the regiment recently diseov-
cred his horse In Merrilps cavalry, in this
city, having lost him At Elizabethtown.
The President having announced to Ger
man committee from this city that his sym
pathies, as ut present advised, were with the
gradual emancipation party in Missouri,
measures have been taken to CANVASS tue
State, and obtain an expression Of opinion In
favor Of immediate emancipation. The radi
calls, who hare borne the brunt in defending
tic loyalty md prop1iety Of the Prcsidcnt'f
Proclamation, arc chagriued, but not dis
hca1tcned By the Presidents declaration HI
may think differently after the State election
in Missouri.
, 1863-06-10
FROM CAIRO.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
CAIRO, juce Q, 1868.
There are no boats up at the present writ
ing, 8 p. m., from below.
VIM. Stein. colored man, is missing COM
pany here for q Massachusetts, regiment. He
Inns forty good men already, and will obtain
enough to fill his corps ut Chicago and inter
mediate points, They start tomorrow en-
route for the East.
CAIRO, June 9.-The gunboat Usage arrived
from below this afternoon, her turrets are
,ut Of order, and she returns for repairs. Her
machinery when here was pronounced perfect.
A Mr.. Emory, living near Carbondale, and
who has been insisting in the arrest Of desert
ers, while out hunting his COWS last evening,
was shot BY zecreted assassin. His body
was penetrated by five bullets.
, 1863-06-10
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Daspascn 70 ene cn'caso 11'oans.1
:. o,o.nra nH - tho sano+e 1ah' = l1es, hn A..
inefe - 10 quorum .n!la. - .ne s'ea1ss. .,-s a. ~
tempt WAS maoe ~ lntfoa"., ae" oaslues'
"meh "oulu iuse openeo W. ovot W. 1ut,
ther legtslauon' ou1 II WIS promptly sloppeo
BY the Leutenaot ooVernot lo-oay 'nter.
sen'ng "llnous 10y ne" oas'nsss ~ 49, ~ oesa
Drought III ~ We" e"o''79 ~ w s&Aen 1t
to-mofro" nniees W ananuous eonseu.
Inc governor no" nas tne "no'e 1n'ng IN us
hand. He ean profoguo both houses TO NOR
row If be thinks proper to do SO.
rbe Core,nnr will nost 1i1,e1v reto the hs11
".4 A91 ~ -4A14J '.e ~ w.
appointing Inc commissioners al copper"
, 1863-06-10
FROM MEXICO.
The Fall OF PuebIA Confirmed.

BAN FRAScIBco, June THE steamship
Constitution, from Panama, has arrived with
dates, yia Acapulco, from Pnebla, to the 6tb
Of MAY, and from the City Of Mexico to tie
10th. On the 18th and 18th the French were
repulsed before Fortress Carmen. The eud,
however. appeared to have arrived The gar
rison and inhabitants were in starving con-
llItion. Their ammunition was also falling,
and Gen. Ortega having been disappointed In
not receiving expected supplies from Com
opfort, who had attempted to cut his way
through, but failed-all combined seemed to
render a surrender necessary. On the 18th.
Forey sent in o flag Of truce, offering to allow
the Mexican officers and soldiers to march ont,
the officers with side arms, providing they
would give their parole not to serve against
the French.
This was refused By Ortega. Meanwhile he
spiked the cannon, burned the guu-carriages,
and destroyed the infantry arms, and then
surrendered. The Mexican General Regulo
and his aids, and also the ordnance officers,
preferring death to being taken prisoners,
shot themselves dead.
The advance Of the French army was, ut the
latest advices, at Cholula, SIX miles beyond
Puebla, onits WY to the Mexican capital. The
Mexicans are very much embitteEed against
the Frenchmen, and all Frenchmcn had
been ordered to leave the capital
within eight days. The Mexicans will defend
tile capital and its approaches to the last.
Great enthusiasm Tor the cause prevails In
This account Is from Mexican sources.
Mexican houses in San Francisco are draped,
while from French houses French flags arc
displayed.
, 1863-06-10
FROM KENTUCKY.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.]

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.]
SOMERSET, Ky., June 9, 1868.
No news Of interest to-day. The forces at
Monticello are reported to have joined the
rebels who are rumored to be crossing at
Bnrksville. Neither rumor Is confirmed.
Gilbcrt's announcement to Gen. Graeey,
that Union families driven out Of Dixie would
be furnished with homes OF tic expense Of
rebel sympathfzers In Kentucky, has ELECTED
from that chivalrous gentleman reply too
rude, insolent and scurillous for publication.
DE. Mcmillan, LIST East Tennessee regiment,
assumes the duties Of Medical Director Of this
division to-day. It Is IN excellent appoint
nent.
Some OF our boys are playing sharp with
ehrewd rebels over the river. Captains Green
and Carter detected several By enacting &c.
cesh among them.
. Lately our cavalry are KEEP. busy scouting
onf rcrnnnnitnr!rr
, 1863-06-10
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 10, 1868.

course Of citizens ever assembled In st. Paul
did not exceed two hundred, and were the
scum Of the city, principally called together
by band Of music. Their desire for free
speech was Illustrated By pounding unmerci-
fully a soldier who gave q civil answer to a
question propounded by Copperhead speak-
er, and their intelligence Was shown By pass
ing resolutions, saying it was vain to hope for
announced to the meeting that he had rezur-
rected the Times. The decent people in st.
Paul have no sympathy for the 1inss, and no
respect for Its lying correspondent here.
, 1863-06-10

public franchise, worth perhaps a million
Of dollars, is conferred upon three persons
land their concealed fellow conspirators)
in manner despotic and outrageous.
4th- By the terms Of this bill the three
HIS may seize and convert to their use
long list Of the chief streets of the city,
and they nre not required to pay into the
city treasury one cent Of their profits They
are not required to keep any part Of the
streets in repair. The Council has no
power over them at all. They are allowed
to do as they please, and follow the vent
Of their aTaIice.
9Th. The citizens owning and occupying
the property along those streets are gagged ;
they have no voice, pro or con. No mat
ter how much damage they may suffer,
they are bound hand and foot, and de1iv-
cred into the hands Of the Philistines.
9Th. The second section enumerates a
long list Of streets that may be occupied
by this despotic monopoly, but section
third provides that said corporation may
lay down tracks on every other street in
the city. It reads as follows; "section 8.
The said corporation is hereby authorized
to construct, maintain and operate is said
raasray or railways on any common high
tonys in either or al Of the to,cns Of South
C1iccgo, Hyde Park, Lake, Worth, 1Yest
Chicago, Lyons, Jefferson, Cicero, and Pro-
viso, in the County Of Cook, in this State,
and from time to time to change, enlarge,
and extend the location thereof, and to
cross the track or tracks Of any other rail-
way or railways upon any Of its routes"
By virtue Of this section, Michigan
avenue and West Washington are made to
suffer the fate Of Wabash, Rush and Wal
colt. The whole city may be gridironed
over with horse rail, and neither the citi-
zens nor city can protect themselves
against the monstIous usurpation. They
are left without compensation or remedy.
9Th. By section nine there is no limit
fixed to what may be charged for carrying
passengers. On one street it may be five
cents and on another ten, or for one mile
six and for three miles fifteen cents. The
Common Council is allowed no power to
fix limits to fare that may be cxncted, nor
to regulate this monopoly in any respect
6th. The guilty consciences Of the con-
stirators led them to anticipate storm Of
hot opposition to laying down their tracks
and operating them. Hence, they inserted
Sec. 10, Furnishing by fine, imprisonment
and penitentiary, those citizens who may
attempt to defend their rights, and resist
the infamous outrage.
There are other highly Objectionable
features belonging to this audacious swim
die, that we have not space to point out.
We look confidently to Gov. Yates to
put his foot on the bill But should he fail
to do 50, in way to kill it, then the people
must take the matter in hand, and resist
its consummation by whatever means OF
defense is left to them Twenty thousand
men ought to have some voice in this mat
ter, seeing that they own Chicago and its
streets.
, 1863-06-10
FROM ST.PAUL.
]Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
81. PAUL, June 3, 1853
General Munich, Of the State militia, Is dis
tributing armsto militia companies which are
Organized along the whole length Of the 'front.'
ier,,, He gives forty rounds Of ammunition,
with, q gun. The militia will form line OF
defeuses from Stearns' cayalry down to the
Town lines. This, together with 2. 900 troops
stationed in the same region, renders the
frontier safe from attack BY Indians, should
they get in the rear Of tie expedition.
The mass indignation meeting described y
the Times correspondent is 3 pleasant actslon
The crowd, which hs styles the largest con
, 1863-06-10
L C0UNTERRElTER ARRESTED,

PERU, H., June 0, 1868.
F. & D. ". Mattoc}Ss, Of the Central Police,
arrested q man ut Peru, ILL.,, On the morning
Of the 9th inst, for passing twenty dollar
spurious note on the Rol1stone Bank, at
Fltchburg, Mass. The note is an excellent
imitation. He gave the name Of VIM. Do
lan,. and had in his possession dry goods,
boots, &C., supposed to have been stolen. He
was bound over by Esquire Underhill for
$500, and sent up in default. This makes che
fifth of these gentry taken by officer Mat
tocks within three months
, 1863-06-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

HAsAASbIoS, AAE A9oo.
The Republican Of this morning has the fol-
lowing editorial: "Generals Grant and Banks
are both on the same side of the Mississippi,
and are progressing in the reduction aud cap
ture ofVicIsburg and Port Hudson. Both arc
able to take care Of the enemy. Gen. Hook
er's army is wide awake watching and frus-
trating Lees operations. The Union cay
airy are giving the rebels much trouble, and
Gen. Lee has found out, within q few days
without fighting. Our private adrices dem
onstrate this fact very satisfactorily"
Late Richmond papers quote the price Of
gold ut six dollars premium, fourteen dollars
in Confederate paper buying two Of gold.
This premium they say Is not owing to the
depreciation Of their money, but the scarcity
ofgold.
Seventeen thousand unsettled soldiers
Claims arc now on file in the Second Auditors
bureau, which is behind year in its work.
Many Claims reach back rs far Us the McClel-
Ian and Buell. campaigns. These files show
that the battles Of Shiloh and tho Peninsula
we're the most disastrous Of the war.
Three hundred secesh prisoners, from the
Old Capitol, were sent to-day to City Point
for exchange. Ali the officers were retained.
The receipts from customs arc now larger
than ever before. For the last month they
exceeded five and a half millions dollars, be-
ing at the rate Of about seventy millions a
year. =
| 4 medal of honor was awarded to private s.
johnson, Of the 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, for
capturing with great bravery and daring two
colors from the enemy at Antictam, receiving
in tie act several wounds. He has been trans
ferrcd to the invalid corps as commissioned
officer. .r
The sentences to be shot Of s. B. johnson
and ". Il. Morris, convicted by q military com
mission at Trenton, Tenn, Of treason, In at
tempting, with party OF armed rebels, to go
South from within our lines, has been com.
muted to one years confinement.
The attention Of banks is called to section
10 Of the National Currency Act, requiring all
those not organized under it to make an IN.
nuA report to the Comptroller Of Currency
on July LIST, under penalty Of two per cent,
on the capital stock.
, 1863-06-10

CoIu4Bus, Ohio, juno 9, 1863
There aeems to be q real desire among
those who style themselves Democrats, to
nominate Gen. Mcclellan rs candidate for
Governor Of Ohio. They were anxiously ex-
pectfng. yesterday response to message
sent to the General on Friday last. The VAL
landishame1s arc very indignant about it.
AS the enrolment will be completed BY the
first Of July, and the draft be made imnedi-
a'ely, preparation is being made for uniform
ing the men Mt once. Already clothing has
been sent forward By the Quartermaster to
Auiance, Newark, Wooater, Cleveland, Mans
1ie1d, BarnesFille, and Warren, in this State
, 1863-06-10

NEW YORK, June 9.-Thc trot to-day, be-
tween Fi]lingham to sulky and Rockingham
under saddle. was WON by Fillingham, Time,
2::241< :32165-a close contest through
nut
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, 1863-06-10
The SIEGE OF. VICKSBuRe.
Admiral Porter's Official Report.


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w,s1rsr,,o,s 11na 1aco
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Tint An officer has inst come nm from Gen,
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Ing ne" 10 communicate except loe return u
second eapea"lon up tne 1a.'o sa'ef' 1nes
fetutnco pe'aee"s eueeeoata4' n"'1ns oe
slteseo se' etsn ttanspof'e 'Aao d IN eA4oun.
o1 co''on aho o1nee saluaoles' auo captufeo
some prisoners ana PROVISIONS
Inc c9no4uon anu posnlon ol our army IN
tne rear o1 slchsouss Is sua eooa' ana ten.
Grant is confident OF success.
In front ofGen.sherman's line, at some::places
our parallels are within fifty yards of the enc
o,1sa ,rorl-a and nur vuon dnvn ;3iroctlv nm
A., 4ta .,nns ~ Tho rehela r. .n ,ss,n,t Is
m.aa ~ ~ rfth n m, ,nen +hev c,n,t be1n t,ri,r
1 49, s,.,, .''@
The enemy cannot have over nine thousand
in their WORKS, ana dFan1 says ne can with
| mn f,ur boats he1o7r vicl,sbnror had y little
f,pht with the ruer;llas Yesterday at Carthare.
nnr mortars are still bombar1inr Vlcksbnrg
md doint- n ,~reat dca1 of rood. We b,re
| Killed a great number Of beef cattle. and done
n ereat deal Of damace. Our runboats below
come IN every night and IRE slowly during
the n;oht
our Consul at Demarara. British Gnipea.
rcnorts crons abundant. a great 1ncrease in
sup.r and cation c7ons since our rebellion.
4 Board Ia to convene at Philadelohfa on
thc 90. for an examination of farfif,c;,, 1eo.
.,a .,-,e f,r so,d,.-.
'an1 ~ LID 4oi eo4u4s'
Joln hoss nao IN anterFte" with the Prest-
dent today, and explained the past position
Of the Cne,okees' @ and assured Linn OF their
ptesen' .o,u $780,.
The eighty thousand dollars due for au-
nrity will not be paid, but hereafter tie rcgu-
- .,,,,,1t, ,r;,1 ,,e
.,,,,
Twenty men we're Killed. and fifteen wound
ed, by the explosion, to-day, OF the northern
magazine Of Fort Lyon, near Alexandria,
Tha ,cn;aent v,s c,naed 1,p c,rc1es.ness
11s "ee11>n@ "s' ~0 - -..
ihe men injured oS Inc acctoenl At eo1I
Lyon today, belonged to the 3Sth Mass. and
q n 2. The EXPLOSION was caused bv a
-..,. f.o,, ~ ,,,,,,, ~ cor,,,, o,,,,,ra5 T.,
spafA 1ro" tne pipe u u >5esn1@n euSiseo 1n
filling shells.
, 1863-06-10

NEW YonK, June 9.-By special authority
of Adjutant General Thomas, Gen. Pfentiss
has detailed Col. Pride, Of the SD Missouri
regiment, to superintend the organization Of
colored regiments in this department., The
order has been fully endorsed by Gen. scho-
partment to afford all proper facilities for tae
discharge Of this duty. Col. Pride has also OBJ
tanned permission from Governor Gamble, to
enroll and remove from the State all negroes
desiring to enlist, except those belonging to
! loyal oWneIs, T.
, 1863-06-10

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Admiral Foote ar-
rived this morning. He is making prepara-
tlons to assume command of the South Allan
tic squadron, md . new attack on Charleston
may soon be expected.
, 1863-06-10

NEW York, June 9.-The Ihst's New Or"
leans correspondence says that fears are en-
ter3ained that Gen. Neal Dow, wounded at
Port Hudson, will not recover.
, 1863-06-10
,.THK WABASH RAILWAY SWIM


DIE
Elsewhere will be found the Horse Rail
way ewindlo as it has passed the Legisla-
ture. No bill ever passed an Illinois Legis-
laturc more corruptly, and none contains
50 open and defiant contempt Of the city
Government and Of the people Of Chicago.
It was stolen through the Senate and tribed
through the House. Its character, and
even its existence, was carefully concealed
from the people. Nothing definite could
be learned about it up to the hour it was
rushed through tie House, by f1aggrant bri-
be1y. The contents of the act are first
made public after 1t has passed both
branches Of the Legislature, and not before
Report says that stock to the amount Of
100000 was distributed among corrupt
members and lobby yu1tures.
The grossly Objectionable features Of
this bill are: 1st. It was concocted by q
few avaricious persons in secret; taken to
The Legislature in secret, introduced into
the Senate by deceptive title, viz: "The
Wabash Railway Company" and intro
duccd By Senator from the extreme South
crn end Of the 6tate-Grcen, Of Massac;
concealed by connivance with the Clerks
from the two Cook County Senators, and
passed through the Senate by fraud and
deceit.
I'd. It was stolen from the files during
the vacation, stealthily introduced into
the House Last week, kept concealed from
all but those who were bribed to silence
and at the first opportunity after the re-
4quisite number Of votes were purchased
passed the House:
Sd. The bill confers power upon Hairless
HuIlbut and Hitchcock and their name
less confederates,, the authority. to build
Horse Railroads in the city Of Chicago
where they please, without The consent, and
il. utter defiance of: the Mayor Common
Council and people Of Chicago A gres
, 1863-06-10
Comprehend Resistance to the
Enrolment in Berks County,

Pa.
READING, June 8.-The enroller Of Breck-
neck Township, Berks county, who is 4 mem-
ber Of the Society Of Friends, and named Jo-
seph Dickerton, was attacked at his residence
on Thursday night. Tho dwelling was much
damaged. On Friday he received notice that
three shots were fred at his sisters house,
This morning be came to Reading and re-
signed his commission. The attack is believed
to have originated with the Knights of the
Golden Circle,
, 1863-06-10

New YORK, juno "a Suffolk letter says !:
1.-THE rebel report Of Suffolk being evacuated
is untrne. It has been made stronger than
eYern
, 1863-06-10
ITO CAPITALISTS AND MIL
l. LKR9.
T. n E
PEARL STEAM FIGURING MILL.
IN ALLEGHENY, PA,
T. Q r s A LIE

PEARL STEAM FIGURING MILL,
IN ALLEGHENY, PA,
FOR s. ALE:
Tbs owners Of tho "PEARL STEAM MILL being
acttye1y engaged In other pusulta and desiring Is
81 ~ so s
lrove eona 10 any party wishing 10 engageo
y aa II ras .iclay parcu,ar do
M I r. aaa fRs5sfR q ID dPss
brief description Is here given:
SITE.
CITY Of Alegneny At the corner q Laeoek md Da1-
81 1s sSs
and western boundary tnsnng at the mI aud running
so!aisd snd Protected tom nfe Tiss rom tSs az
s:: IT.. e
Z
I'D M Pt,sSafsa ksisayss yss1e
lasas
Eak Eakes the receiving Of grain hon them eoa7eaient
i THE MILL
nat Ct nr,ek A. s1H soSts w,t IT, .s
see
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sIteEsiye ~ ne best tas5 ean hs RroeaIed Tae q
0ersas So
THE STOREHOUSE
Vas added to the NM shortly ataE It got into nm
operation, when the necessity lof tncreased
, 1863-06-10

LYNN, Masa,, tsb iss. IsH1. =
1have been much troubled With cattrrh o fthe NoT1k
p!<ue!ng cough and hoarseness destroying Tie sonss
degree compel me to resign my pactoTata and
suspend nablte spe*ktne made di!lssat gse of tna
Of silver tar water olive tar, and nhalanous, but
without any yely ealntary effects Last summer
beard Of Dr. Ighthllla successful mode OF treating
CataE7h vthted him. and put myself under his tea-
ment. Ibegan Immediately to Improve, aud this I'm
tarrh has gradually melted away ny cough haa dis-
e more abe to preach the blessed Gospel Let No
sdvlsa III tInuoed With catah difficulties 70 apply to
Dr.. Lxhthtl1. T. r. KuSaEIL,
Further references to parties Of the hghc1t respea
, 1863-06-10

DuQuo1s, H., June IA Union man was
murdered last night at Eight Mile Prairle,
southwest Of this place, BY secession sympa-
thizers This is the second act Of the kind
that has been committed within few
months. Steps are being taken to apprehend
the nssassins
, 1863-06-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending June 6, 1868:

Exclusive Of the shipments over the Michigan
Central.
The following table shows the receipts
Of -four, grain, live stock, &c, since Janu-
a,.u 1sf tn date f0r three YEAH.
, 1863-06-10
Nep advertisements.
DEAFN ESS.
CATARRH,
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DIR. LIGHTHILL.

Iate OF No 81 st. Marks Place, New York. vho has
been Aetleng for The past months at the T.a-
mont donse. Cncaso. has to uoyed to his pefu1aneus
, 1863-06-10
FROM CEN 1RAlIA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CEx1RAL1A, Ill, June Q, 1868.
The post Office in this place WIS entered by
burglars last night and robbed Of Its contents.
Letters we're taken short distance, and open
ed. and we're left scattered on the ground.
, 1863-06-10
BOOT e. 5HOE

Manufacturers. using Machines,
" III t3ad II the hest article known
flor CementfnE the Channels. Asis
tworkA without delny, Is not aztec
tied by any change ot temperature
, 1863-06-10

lis Q new thing. and tho result OF
}yen1s OF study its combination u
|0n SCIKSTIY1U PEINCULE3, Aud
1underuO cIrcuN5taus:eso or change
(of Temperature. Will 1t hecome
icorrnpt or emit any Offensive
, 1863-06-10
11QIVfEhA l.
HILTON'5
tMSQLUBLE CEMENT !!

Il Of mora general practical
utility than any invention now
before the public. It has been
[thorou .hly tcst.t during tae last
1.-TWO years by practical men, and
pronounced by all to be
, 1863-06-10

Further references to parties Of the hghc1t respeo
liability can be seen on application,
5e1.eG.H-M.w&Y.pet
, 1863-06-10
E'RUIT JARS.

Fer Rale at LAMP AND OIL STORE 12e Clark street
jetlel63 2tnet GEO. G,P0PE
, 1863-06-10

| IT IS THE ONLY
LIQUID CEMENT
fExtaut, that Is . sure thing for
me1dEDE
tFURNTTURE.
| CRQCKERY,
| TOYS,
/ BONE,
, 1863-06-10
NUMBER 299.


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