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, 1863-09-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
= WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1865.
Gen. Meade came up from headquarters
this (mornlng, and had protracted inter-
view with the principal members of the Gov
eminent. Its object is not known. He re.
turned this evening. If 1t is followed by q
vigorous movement of the Army Of the Poto-
mac, the country will heartily say Amen.
The tail1re of the Sabine Pass expedition
has been greatly exaggerated as to its losses.
It has sailed again, to strike this time another
and more accessible point.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren has been ordered
to report to Gen. Banks, aud sails for New
Orleans immediately.
Gen. Kelly expecting q raid down the val-
ley has been lying In wait for several days,
but no rebels have appeared.
On Saturday last Capt. Baily made recon-
noisaance to Strasburg without encounterlng
the enemy. Virginia has been almost On tire.
" stripped Of rebel troops to relieve the
Southern positions:
John Minor Bolts, who is on rebel parole,
residing at Cnlpeppcr, lost two horses BY
1lievlng soldiers, recently. John speaks ta-
|. vorabIy Of Mcclellan and Meade, but for some
reason he is down on Pope, Burnside and
Hooker.
Advices from the steamship Vanderbilt
hare been received up to August a2d, when
she was then safely In port ut Rio; hence the
rebel report Of her having been sunk in a
fight with one Of their ships Is untrue.
, 1863-09-24
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-AccoEding to the
accounts from the army Of the Potomac re-
ceived tonight, considerable portion of our
troops have reached the south side Of the
Rapidan.
NEW YonK, Sept. 25.-The Ibsts Washing
ton letter Of the e2d Gays that Gen. Meade's
a1ny is undoubtedly moving upon Gordons-
VILE, and It would surprise no one here to
hear that battle was fought between him aud
Lee before Sunday.
Gen. Lee still commands the Army Of Viz
ginia, but his strength cannot be over Il. 900,
The strength Of Gen. Aeade's army It would
be imprudent to estimate, but unless all re-
ports which are cent up from the Rapldan
are shsmefnlly false, 1t is ready to oter battle
to tho enemy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2Sd-A number Of
soldiers, substitutes Of the lst Army Corps,
have been convicted of desertion and sen.
fenced to be shot to day.
NEW YonK, Sept. 2S.-Ihe Wof3d's Waxh'
iugton special says:
Gen. Ha1leck has garcn orders tor the army
Of the Potomac to move forward. The stu
aiiou on the Rap{dan has undergone no u.'
te1ial change on either side. The enemy Is
understood to be fortifyfpg the approaches 70
Orange Court House and Gordonsg5ue-
Lees whole army, It Is estimated, fa no"
ccoxopoeed Of L. ?. and 81. D. HdH'9 commAnos'
re 1e Atter cvacuali1g Richmond lately to re-
toto.Ee 1.e Lee, and Hoods division OF Long
etteete corps, with 8tuaxt'e caYalry-mREfng
al aggregate Of 1000 men,
, 1863-09-24
FROM CAIRO And BELOW.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
CA1no, Sept. q3, 1863.
The steamer Gladiator has just arrived from
below with d7e or SIX hundred farloughed
western troops, mostly from Illinois, Wiscon-
Gin, Ohio and Michigan. Gen. Bowen, Pro-
vost Marsha1 General came up on her.
News from Mobile state that The rebel troops
arc concentrating there to resist the supposed
attack Of the Federals. Large numbers Of
families are are leaving the city for the inte-
zioz.
Large bands Of guerillas still infest south
ern Arkansas.
By order of Gen. Hulburt the 5sth Illinois
arc to be changed to mounted infantry.
CAIno, Sept 23.-The steamer Gladiator
arrived this evening, from Vfcksburg on the
10th, and Memphis 21st She has the passeu-
gers of the Champion, from New Orleans,
Lancaster and Madison from Vicksburg,
which she received at Memphis, to the num-
ber Of 700 or upwards, mostly turloughed
troops, from al points below as far as New
O11eanB.
Provost Marehal Gen. Bowen WAS passcn.
ger On the Gladiator. en- route for New York.
Both the Gladiator and Madison were fired
into on their way up. Sixty miles below
Memphis the former received fourteen shots
in her forward cabin. The firing was from
the 1Iiesissippl side. The firing on the Mad
isop was from the other side Of the river, the
same day and plaee, No one WAS hurt on
e{fter hnef
, 1863-09-24
:Ql)ifa9o Qriin1te.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1868.
THE NEWS.

The situation at Chattanooga clears up
with each succeeding dispatch. The army
that attacks with full force, and all intent
to crush, and fails, finds itself inevitably
the heaviest loser from the encounter. The
rebels poured their divisions without re-
serve upon Rosecrans' serzied lines. There
was heavy loss on both sides; but the most
heavy. with the enemy. Our dispatches
say there is mourning and gloom at Rich.
mond. There ~is::no word nor.angges,ion
in the rebel dispatches, of victory won
on the blood-wet field of the Chickamau-
ga. They only state that Rosecrans has
fallen back. This confirms our own &C.
count, and seconds our hope in his behalf
His powerful aud well equipped army Is
well in hand, well massed, and
1einiorcements are streaming thither
and have doubtless ere this arrived. We
look upon it as quite likely that Gen.
Roscc1ans will put the Tennessee River
between his army and the enemy, unless
he finds himself in situation to strike
the enemy in turn 1t is conceded that
Chattanooga is not easily defensible from
the South. Great results hang upon the
j. issues Of the next few days. Our noble
army has suffered sadly. There arcbleed-
ing hearts in our own community, but
7he cause is safe, and through the gal
1antry IF these fallen heroes, among whom
Chicago reckons some Of her best and
bravcst sons.
The news from Charleston is not en-
cou1aging as far as promise Of any speedy
result is concerned. The country will un-
derstand one thing which the CLOSING Of
dispatches cannot cover. The army and
1he navy do not draw together, hence ope-
rations are jerky, incomplete, and pro-
1racted. II this is not pleasant to know,
it is simply fact, and the sooner it is cor
rectcd the better. It is not simply race
for individual or departmental glory but
great task the country has set before
these two branches of the service. All
The fruits Of this wIangling and disagree
ment will be IS the apples of6odom.
Gen. Meade has visited Washington,
and returned again. We hope Old Abe
told him how eagerly the people are look
ing to see some employment given to rebel
attention and arms in the Eastern field.
The Army Of the Potomac is not just now
10 be spectator, but eharer, in the fight.
The Vanderbilt has been heard from.
She was not sunk By any encounter with
rebel craft, for she was not there
Our British cousins are in a nuddle and
CRY Laird save u.s. They begin to see
how this rebel question of ours may ram
5fy to their injury. They discern that yes
sels, iron clad four inches thick, are not
pleasure yachts for any gentleman IN
France, and that, if We may mix the figure
a little, these rams will prove chickens that
will "come home to roost." The whole
matter begins to look more promising,
though it will strike the WORLD. that Eng
land las rubbed her eyes open rather too
late for her own credit
, 1863-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The several Boards
Of Enrolment III this city, have examined
S.555 applicants for exemption, and they hare
partially examined upward Of 1000 claimants
for exemption whose cases are laid over for
future Investigations; 1854 couscripts have
been held for service; sig have provided sub
stNntes, and Its have paid the Communication
fee; amounting in all to the sum Of $53, 400.
1t is safe to say that at least two thousand Of
the men who have been drafted will refuse to
report to the Provost MaIshals; some hare
ftd the countIy-and some have changed
their places Of residence In the city, and are
exerting their utmost eEdeayors to eyade the
duties Of the draft.
, 1863-09-24

division, Of Is 900 meo, the whole force will
amount to Of, COO men, the flower Of the Con-
fede-ate army. 1t Ia not, however, by any
means certain that any portion Of Less army
has been sent to Bragg. find, On the con-
trary, well Informed persons persist In the
opinion that the 1atter lad no other forces
| than the flad1nents Of the rebel armies Of the
West, uustefing, as I hare stated, 7l,ooo
men.
WHAT THE REBELS SAY.
FORTRESS MONROE, September 2233:.-The
Richmond DtPatch, of tho 22d, has the fol-
lowing:
cu1cKAxAuo, Sept. aO.--Aftes tno days hard
fighting, We have driven the enemy. after desper-
ate Resistance, from his several positions. but he
still conftonts us. Losses heavy on both sides,
especially Of officers. We have taken twenty can.
non and $500 prisoners.
j.. SigneD BaAxToS BaAaa.
Rosecrans has been heayily reinforced from
Grants army.
The Confederate Government has effected
loan Of 100, ,000. 900 fancs from parties In
France, and based on cotton now in this
country.
Fort MONROE, Sept. 23.-The flag Of truce
boat New York af1iyed this evening from
Ci'y Point:
The Richmond Wny Of the Esd, received,
reports three days hard fighting In Northern
Georgia, with heavy loss On both sides. The
rebel loss is 5000, including many valuable
officers. Among the killed are:
Briigadler General Preston Smith, Of Tenn.
Brig. Gen. Woolford, OF Georgia.
RriG. Gen. WatthAm. of MfeA{s9fppf.
Brig. Gen. He!ma.
Brig. Gen. Desbler.
Among the wounded are Brig. Gems. Ad-
ANS, Brown, Gregg, Bum, Preston, ClaYburn,
and Benning.
Major General Head, who was wounded,
has since died.
ATLANTA, Sept. 22.-The fight still goes on.
We have every confidence that the enemy
will be driven from his present stand.
MISSION RIDGE, eight miles iron Chatta-
nooga, Sept. 22.-In the three days fight the
enemy was driven across the Pea Vine Greek
and the West Chickamauea, about eleven
miles, to his preEent position.
The Richmond Wig, edltorially speaking
Of afAirs about Chattanooga, is quite de-.
spending.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-An unofficial dis
patch from Chattanooga to IN army officer,
speaks Of the engagement Of Monday last
when Lopgssreet's Corps attacked tho Corps
OF Gen. Thomas as complete Union vlc.
tory.
The fact That Thomas was able to join Gen.
Rosecrans 1t Chattanooga on Monday receives
positive confirmation IN this dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-According to off,
cia1 information received from the army Of
the Cumberland, dated last night, 1t. is sup
posed the battle was renewed to-day.
Much anxisty in relation to the arrival Of
reinforcements is expressed.
Il the orders Of the Government had been
obeyed, there would now be no solfcitude
upon that point. It is known here that Ros.
ecrans has abundant stores and supplies for
many days to come.
Assistance is on Its way and may reach him
in time to be Of immense service.
, 1863-09-24
FROM KALAMAZOO.


rsnac,,, 1,,ar.+rh n ~. o,,..,, ,r-,,,,.,
K.,.x4zoo sent ~ fsss
The Michigan state Aforementioned Fair VA.
opened this norn,no and II vii, cont,nre ~
II FRIDAY n;cht.
The fir ia n decided sncceaa md tbs ,ttan.
danccfo.d.v rev 1.1pe for ,r.t dov Tho,.
were not less than {, 600 peopIe on t1 pround
and the receipts were over t1o thonsand do1:
lars.
Lest evening the entries. AZ obta5ned fron
the Secretary's books, numbered as follows:
Cattle 71n. horres 1at p. aba.o e.rs,a .,a
poultsv, 12s: farm implements - III: a.ir %
ana household marntactu1es' oo' domestic
etc 1ss: f,ore1s and M frn,t 80; a. . n1a'n o aonr
meal and seeds, 10; miscellaneous nrtlcles, ,18.
a.ee is very Ine = sno" o. nofses, nun
besnE over TWO hnndEen entries, and en-.
bracIng many Of The best breeds in the State.
The display Of cattle is equal to anything
w. ""oI ~ tno o.'14e' y. oAeep' .1e aa'a7
Is true t'ac6s' mules, DC also make up IN
rr~,t Dx.,1,.4-s. a y. s 40 .Aaso oa".on
ffhit Of all k1nds, do"ers, sewing machines,
musical maslca, Instruments. Instruments agricultural and hort,
CULTURAL implements, sugar eraporatorn md
mhis, negro cancers, p1ck-pockets, wax hg-
ufee, lageF-beer saloons, cooking stands, corn
coctors, bee hunters, &C., are all here in great
swarms, and more coming.
The Sewing Machines are strongly repre-
Eeuted. 0ver forty machines are on exhibit
ticn. The following letter explains itself. It
touches principles that will extend to other
, 1863-09-24

Gen. John F. Farnsworth has received au-
thositY to raise one OF more regiments OF
cavalry IN this State. and will receive compa-
nies from any part of the State. Gen. Farms
worth raised and commanded the famous eth
Illinois cavalry, now In the Army Of the Poto-
mac, and which has done such splendid service.
Some Of the counties In Gen Fa1nsWoKth'a Z
Congressional district have already comuenc"
ed rAietnE companies,
, 1863-09-24

4 word with the young men, burning
with zeal to tread the rostrum. These be |
stirring times the great dragon Of the re- |
bellion vomiting fire and blood upon the
land, and now writhing in its Own death
agony under the strokes Of our new st. |
Georges; old institutions crumblfng, and
their foundations gaping in dangerous
rracks4-and, the Presidential election
next year. 1t is time for the Aarons,
old and young, that can speak, to enter
upon their mission. DON'T be ashamed OF
your ambition if you design to speak for
Truth and Right. # it be your purpose
10 embark in behalf Of Coppetheadism,
Shame can never reach you. The age
is favorable for noble and earnest
speaking. "Young men for counsel,
old men for war" did well enough once;
but since the Indianian, aged ninety, was
taken out Of the ranks Of the -- regiment,
discovered by his sciatica, who shall in
sist on sttaitness in the 1ulee Go in young
man. The old dead forests, where men
nsed to cut their campaign speeches, have
been beaten down and opened out BY the
tempest Of these times. A vigorous growth
OF strong shoots sprung direct from Truth,
and pointing straight skyward, are ready
to thy hand. Cut thee cudgetand 60 in.
Haply it shall drip blood like that snatched
from the grave Of Po1ydorus, for there are
voices from our soldiers graves, and utter
ances that come back to us to tell us why
they fell, and what our duties, wc that sur
= rive them. But first,
Seek preparation. It has come to be
understood that Waltham watches are
not made to hand by the dealer, while the
customer is in waiting on the other side
Of the counter "Consider the lilies Of
the field" and the long months Of prepara-
lion that 60 to their brief day Of bloom.
Don't 60 into action without your cart
ridges made and well wrapped Loose
powder is dangerous, even if you have q
horn full Many a young speaker has
found lis ammunition gone off in
one confused glare Of fire, leaving
only smoke and CRIME (for the audience,)
and smarting sensation for the young
man that held the horn. Seek preparation
and let it be an after art to conceal the
process. Powers rubbed away the chisel
marks and swept up the marble chips be-
fore the Greek Slave stepped ont thc. won
der Of the world. But there were long
hours OF brain and head-work involved
Alvery well to talk Of q man thinking on
, 1863-09-24

NASHVILLE, Sept. 23.-Four hundred guer-
f1las, under Tom Murray, are hoVeriug about
Carthage, threatening to attack that place.
A small force Of guerillas, under Hawkins,
ing headquarters 1t Wi11iamsport, west OF
F1aEkli1. on Duck river.
, 1863-09-24
FROM ST. PAUL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. PAUL, Sept. =, 1868.
=, The soldiers that are to be sent South are
III to be futloughed until the 1st Of October.
They will then leage for Tennessee.
The trial Of Little Crows son Is progress
Ing at the Fort. The State reward Of SIS for
each dead Indian, has been Increased to 1900
, 1863-09-24

81. Louis, September 23-The DEL
CATION Of the Radical Union men
ard Emsncipationists appointed By the
late State Convention to v1eft Washington for
the purpose Of procuring change In military
commanders IN the Department Of Missouri,
ton numbers about seventy, among whom
are Gen. Loan and Col. McClnrg, members
of Congress from Missouri. It proceeded
immediately to Washington.
, 1863-09-24
Another Blockade Runner Cap
fure6

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Capt. RidgcleY,
commanding the steamer Shenandoah, re-
ports, under date Of the 18th, of New Inlet,
N. c., that a blockade runner attempted to
come ont on the night Of the 18th, bat WAS
1norfh of the harhnr
, 1863-09-24
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-aIoney easy.
Atlantic currency 1T 3oa33 per cent. premiu N
on gold in New York. Sterling exchange with
out recent change. Legal Tender Notes 71a73,
The shipments Of treasure tomorrow Hill be
large. The ship Don Qu1xotte has been char
tered to 1ond breadstuffs for Liverpool at
e9 l5s per ton. English vessels command &S.
, 1863-09-24

WAsHsGToH, Sept. IS Major General
Meade was here for an hour or two this fore
noon. in consultation with President Lincoln.
the Secretary OF War, and the Genera1-tn
Chief, and then promptly returned to duty.
, 1863-09-24

The Rebn1 Rams Detalned-The Flor
ida at HreAt-mAxtmtllfan Accept
the Throne Of MexIcos

SANDY HOOK, Sept. 2s.-The steamship
China, from Liverpool 18th, ria Queenstown
18Th, has passed this point.
certainly resolved to stop the steam rams in
:, The Blofida is detained at Brest to satisfy
French c1alms.
It is positively asserted that Maslraillian
accepts the Mexican crown.
Mi. Field has nr1arged everything to lay
the At1sntic cable re1t summer.
1t Is reported that Lower California Is to
be ceded to France.
La France and Ia hesse edltor1al1y Up.
prove Of the Contederates calling out negro
troops.
The following Important announcement
concerning the 11on-clad rams In the Mersey
appears In the London morning Herald Of the
2thinst. We are Informed that Earl Russell on
Wednesday dispatched By written mission
.. positive order to Messrs Laird, to prevent
these vessels leaving. their yards without
euetalnab1e reference to their owner or owners
for whom they are contracted.
1t Is now affirmed, moreover, that the
French Ambassador has been appealed to as
to the possibility Of French subject having
ordered vessels Of this stamp Of an English
ship: builder. There is declared to have come
q proper official reply from his Exce1lency,
that no French subject has any legal right to
possess or purchase vessels OF var either for
himself or on beha1fof others.
Earl Russell, It is said, argues to himself
that these vessels could only be vessels for
individual: His Lordshlp holds that Messrs.
Laird are bound to declare and sustain an
unlmpeachab1e testimony In such declaration
to the Government for whom the steam rams
hare been built.
The Secretary Tor Foreign Affairs Is also Of
the opinion that If these vessels are for An in-
dlytdnal owner, native or foreign, that lnd1-
v1dual could only be q psivateer or pirote,
and 1t Is on these grounds that the Govern
ment makes up It's mind. At any rate, the
English Government Is firmly resolved to try
the question in the courts Of law, and Il
dfge1eed for damages, to make IN appeal for
support to the House Of Commons.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13.-The Tribunal oi
Commerce Of Bordeaux, has tried an tnsnr.
ance case Involving the question; Ills the
Alabama pirate or pr1vateer." The decl-
eion was, that the Alabama has not exceeded
belligerent rights, nor incurred the zeproach
An application has been made to the Mar
Reilles Tribunal Of Commerce, by the owners
Of some Of the cargo Oh the ship " B. Nash,
for authorization to seize the Florida at
Brest, TIL the claim for 10000 francs Is set
tied. The authorization was granted: Mr..
Slidel has gone to Brest to arrange the af:
fair.
A Paris 1etter asserts that the legal decision
will be adverse to the claim.
Cyrus ". Field returns to New York in the
China. Before his departure he arranged ev'
e,ythiug in perfect trim for the laying OF the
Atlantic telegraph cable next summer.
+ The contract Of Messrs. Glass, Elliott i:
Co. binds them to q successful performance
cf the work, and they have already com
menced the manufacture of the cab1e. Poll,
cies, covering all rie9, even to the working
Of the cable, have been issued on exceedingly
favorable terms.
, 1863-09-24

New YORK, Sept. 23.-The Commerce.! eays:
Passengers for California by the Roberts
line hereafter 60 via Panama, instead Of Mic
Azagua-
4 letter from Bahia, Of August 22a, reports
the Vanderbilt aud Mohfcau there.
, 1863-09-24
An English Blockade Runner
CAnfnre6

NEW YoRK, Sept. 23.-The Clyde built
steamer Jupiter has been captured while at-
tempting to run the blockade of Savannah,
oy Warsaw Sound, bY the gunboat Cimou.
, 1863-09-24
Denied ON French A1thorIt

NKW YoRK, Sept. 23.-The Courier des
Etat Unis, gives categorical denial to tho
rumors Of the French recognition Of the
South.
, 1863-09-24
Am zo1srtiasu1snt4!

/" @. e, 3CR{FEN, AdeeYtI5tn1 dJe:k, 81
De0rtFn StrtE., u authorised 10 rtcti1s udttrtist-
sse'stt }~ &sas a7ad CT tbs ,<aSisg Nor4suss+<va
pdpeFe.
, 1863-09-24

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II to this be added EWell's Or Longatreet'a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23
HANNIBAL !. NJ. Joseph Railroad

IL GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARh
/ running daily, Ea-. md West, H.. lat ffaas3as
tallen Of passengers ga freight with esge at5
d pitch. All Railroads. located ca-i tae hi-
sfssippi River have direct connec 4 III sita t.e 4
- ~ X I, or It's I,ne Of 81 Bdid sta.u ae.
The Hanui BAL 4 1t Jos4ph J. Llaa "a Ia asss
on tho Missouri River daily, saata t3 f..tF SITS
worth, Pagkyile, Quildaro, Nyan4offe aa5 kan
CRY aui weekly, north d q ~ City
Pilttsmouth, Omaha. sri CO-ncii b.u3s.
Daily Mad Coaches run IN cor aetlan aitA
trains of tins read 70 all iwrer4n. towns III
Aor.horn Missouri and Southern aa ii Is
Lawrence, topeka, To-, KlIey apl oft .ga. !.
kan.as.
oYedand p.se'a psak aaI California taI
ceaehe, leave daily. Tine to Denver t4ts aay
salt lake DIS. san eraucisco
Rate 1t freight awsYs,as loH eu7 other
lire. whie the pAtfon shses isr. Is Iisa. .tl.ac,
Distance. Cbaus ea aa1 liie.
+ h. GEOAT, fien1 Ticket Az, D 5H4', so
". T.. ROBINSON. f.eigls J ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-23
TELE;G r A PHO.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From New ork.


NEW Yons, April %.
Tie Herdh's letter from New Orleans
18th SAYS that the news of that day
from Brashere City is Of tho utmost I'M
portanco.
The enemy evacuated the works ~
Centersllle last night, but will probably
be captured entire, a lie IS enclosed pc.
tween Growers force Oh one side, AND
those Of Emory and Wclt1eI on the other
side. He is leaving hls guns and ahinn-
milton behind HIM.
The steamer Disua, lately taken from
rs. will hc recapturcd,as tho Z. N.stcamcr
litton las removed the distinctions N
the rner, and is rapidly approaching her.
The ram Queen OF West Was captured
from tie .nciuy, in Grand LIKE, At 10
O'Clock this mornine. Captain Iailer,
commander, and all her crew aud officers,
uumtering 80 men, prisoners at Der
wicks hay. The capture IT tie 'lucen q
the West i the most important, and ]
consider the whole affair a. = sctary OF
immense advantage to the mon cause.
The Common Council, ia SC son .asl
evening, by \ vote If 70 .Alcimcn AVID
il Couneifnen, adopted resolution. pr
mi,ting tie Harlem |, !. ~. Il extend
their iia,s from mon square down
Broadway = south a3l iaitou lenlcs.
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Ilom Washington.
WA.mlNaIoN. Anil N

" ArHlNHIuN, APIl ~
The retcrholi case was mp to-day in a
Cabinet meeting, fill with the exception
OF Mr. , base. Al. the official documents
we're on the table The impression lrFiy-
al from Indication, after lie breaking up
was that the majority q constitutional
advisers were il favor Of holding - to
the vessel, and opening her mail. There
are preccdeuts within limits Of this var to
authorize the latter net.
Cen. llmlbut tclcgraphs from Mem
lhi- that he has information from rebels
that the enemy i cgacuating Aiclsburg.