, 1863-08-14
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1868.

colored regiment forming es delaware, ONO,
has been appointed Colonel Of that regiment.
nEMovAroF CAMP.
There is a strong probability that Camp
Chase will be removed from It's present 1occl-
ity to the vicinity Of State Quarry, On the Sci
oto river, north Of Columbus near tho Colum.
and Indianapolis Railway.
TIE REBEL PRIBoSERs.
Many rebel prisoners confined In various
places throughout the country are daily max
Ing application to be released by taking the
oath Of allegiance. Many Of them claim to be
Union men Impressed lntor.the rebel service,
and say they have long sought an opportunity
to deliver themselves up to< the national au-
thorities.
The friends of the prisoners often seek to
secure their release, while the prisoners them
selves, do not seem TO be very heartily Union.
Such cases n1e always answered, that Tempo
rary affection for the Union will not suffice.
About eight hundred rahel prisoners left
Baltimore tor Point Lookout, where they will
be quartcred in the new depot, where accom-
modatlons for ten thousand hevo been made.
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assemble at Ph1ladclnn,o tnaxora,na ~ ~ ~
Inyalid Corps. ~ ..,1ts-
TIE n1uE BOOKS
The superinteudent Of Public PRINTING l.
engaged in compiling the United States Blue
Book for 1868. :
TIE vuArE4r.
Heat here, daybeforo Yesterday, was so in.
tense that twenty.saren Ldfses heloncinp tn
the Street Railroad we're lost from the effect
of;+ and ,pmbar mora Mad vas+er7,v
:: Tur c.v.1py, Eruryr
:T1c -,,1an n,o.a h1 ca.zsra1 Ro.ecrans hv
.,ai+ar ara canoro, pos,h,r IN nersor ~
s+fa ~a,s;,,er ~ :. oo1.,,r oaj n,or,tod 1nf',trr
foIra fo oner,ts arai,st ,ener;11as a,onc t,o
ho-aa- nd +h.o,,oho,,+ +ba3aonthraet ,,;u-
aea eras aanators n Har
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~ 'no eoman, oen' notencau ana @olonc1
Forney, win others, waited On the fre5ldent
today to urge its its immediate adoption.
The President acknowledged it's paramount
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npoftanee ~ tno laeeeu1 e1tus.'ion ~
affairs in the Southwest, and only objected to
tha reyn1,r rort;ne ~ Tho War Denortmcnt
Nv so'"A Aous ~ .A3 "0A -.
Hopes are cherished that rcd tape WILL not DC
allowed much longer to delsy 1t.
pprsy.r.11oy m co,,,Rrn rnoors.
HN4s'-.
The Contr'lband Relief Association Prescn-
ted beautiful banner to tho first District ne
gro regiment tonight. After tie presenta.
t3o, ri Fo,nav ,1ho ,o,3,,a,,e1 IN ha nrcs.
s4'' ~ .,,.S - re N.s .>t,sn.. 20
eht' was called oat' anu fespoRuea oflea9
Tut most happily, saying he stood there to-
aa5 aaes,1r ~ @ G %a,,anaa usa ~ ., 4u ra,~a
alA eafues"S oeuese"'. Ae" seaie aso'
Port Hudson and Morris Island had con-
vinced him of his mistake, aud in the Light
~ +ha h,,1l,,nt corIoga tho-a diao1ayed M
VI lno n41'.a41. soa4a' 1ae1e o1ep1! ~ ~
man could doubt no" hree "ould no Tie
share the enslayed race, Of this continent
.xerc tn hov, IN ochfcv;nrr orr dc1,v.r,ncc os
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"en as tne'f OWL Z
NEW YonK, Aug. 13-The following Is the
special to the Euening lhF:
WASHINGTON. Aug. 19:-Gov. To5 of Ohio
Senator Cowan Of Pcnns,1yania, senator Har.,
rls Of New York and several OTHER persons Of
large Influence had m interview with Presi-
dent Lincoln this morning. Several other