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Tho Attack on Charleston.

Tss change Of Federal commanders in South
Caro-. ma, LaS inlussd new energy into the Depart
plepr, sud bOrHc is cap ctei re,u.ts IN the no~s
,YIh iohsd In yesterdays sus, Of tie renewal Of
shn s.gs N Char oston. under ,he beS, auspices Of
su,. ess. TIE appointment q General GuNois TO
,- command Of tho lAnd forces, ~As highly .Atis
csctory u TIC uo pa, sud Ihe rrvA Of Admiral
DAHLsRKS suqerselc DuroNT, restored this u
lry o. ths ofAeerp and men OF "a, oloessdins
e,,t. lie Immediately ordered the Monitors o.
yte0.rc or active service. aud shout Of WAS
r.ssd by who we're tAoro .hly dis. us,sl " h
heir Inactivity, and burning with desire 70 wipe
cut the Disgrace Of tie failure Of their last stt.ck
Cnthe Fourth " July, the heavy bstteriss erect.
ID uuder C yer ofthe dense foliage on Folly Island
one ned on the rebel defencss that du putcd tho
franco 10 the rhp chHune., and made short work o
sscrn, sncs then, al ito batteries on Horrii
yi,ns have teen cN;ure1 e5csp. Tor Wsgusr
srL o. eundsy evening when the las, adviees left
tn.ro y - every probability Oft speoIy surrender
IT,, csptmed, The Monitors will have fair shsnc.
g. stack Fort Sumter under Circumstances IA
,ru. f,vo.nhis q suoess than have ever bsfor
orrnrrsi.
Ad'n,r.i DsIL&wrs's sorre consist. ~ Eve iron
80 =, tie STERN frig,t Wabash, eight steam gun
b'ats, besides several armed steamers tt, Al
lAot- pJsertll iron-cisd recently cspiur 81 from
che rebels, las bern rsh tel sld Wi do good 'eT
vice .gaiun her former owners Altogether. Adm
rsl pLHLGsSES has nineteen AIMED vessels mount
irR in3 hesvy slns, and manned BY $500 men ii
In Also furnished VIII ocntrivancos for des,royin
sar ices. Ir ~ laws 40 anticipate that Oh
ra:!op VII rih the news Of O.
10 ~ ling rebel stronghold
gJLLIofh
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rrs nr~s oits f--i,,sr-c g. th' ir,r hw pro-
4 the u, IT Intense excitement ur1ugAo.tti.
All oih-r states an In som. rlacs.h.- ID y su.-
S,r manl'easticus, VII Oh. b.weyct, we're slinms-
suppressed The capture ~ ctsburr, 10
scsreat Of Ltrs arm, ths Gt.ast on Ch.r.o.ton,
o d the glorious victory % ten. EISK- bPOrt
Huison--cyenu Which ,ld snsly A.vs created
a. Intense 'coAns lew days Seo-ars 81 ignored
a.. forgotten, In tie stu1iny ht Of
a.. gros, commercial m,tfopois 81 the
nNton falling under tho temporary CONTROL Of .
f0oh In nearly al paresthe news hAslei T. ns
sHopIon of,ho mos. giyp,ous MEASURES r. rcpre-s
rry sternp, at distlrhsucr N i.s hiccItou. Mat.
ir1ahAve been he'd, ard tie eisas-s-s have enrolled
q .hllyea 10 protect i!c sni IroI~ty ard preserve
AZ aso. 10 Poushseepss, few hours suH,ctd
10 ol',l mon enough T. form seyers rtsimouis,snd
n-es,.fss were aiop,d W corsssS ste t-sm en- the
I'll goes, indication Of trouble. oiter c.de- along
ga. dud son we I'm. lated ,ueir sxAiups, but tha
int,rruplnn Of the regular mails by the susI sion
Of railroad comm u alton prevents us fon CIV
'ns Ne details 10 our readers Il & ~ dent. how
ever. tn,t the people are everywhere rs!yins on
ste s.de % law and order. The general spir,
ilms,r, to- ths rerl alton Of the Ame rcAn people
EIr / cir ro-poct " law and ,s,sblnhed suthlrry
en- tnsir ,nvnc BILE dessr lninsuou u sustain u {.
IAxaris
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
YprNspAY MORNING. JrLY lG. 3c3.
>y,.,ts, R..lers mny IIpsef.

y-s.o-n. sv..ian, yostsr lay N tie crest mas
.. ,,.a.r, that esr DAY Il soiioa vS IsSod -
rar.aiy rs~ NJ away Ahoug, then At . Had
y. .t.F.. 60 81 By ,bsir own mos, eru-.na neg
.t.a rot .ad1 su1g sai pr vdns 'or BIC iy
,,- 70. aors tie oI,Lor tie, suroce1,d In pfeten'-
q .u.h ffoa " tins ins a. oonvE-ei ~ c>deis
u.,d,s~r.ton soud be the l.,,,r PAT q Nslor
A.. preparations = - iine more srso' were
~ lent 70 hs p,cssr1'. T-c m p le-" Wound
4 W,rng UP "a r9,i GS sse'd ruttS tbs
rt-, ~resd ii 10; pfe'oli nc - 'roth roasting
D.. cty ia ooasidsso.e numb 5 1h' m"rn.hS
W. srohnbly ..e the sni Of '"' DIST 'rbane'' u
.rt .-- ~ fp1ihnjy A. T. .n'rppi its e'htlnu'no'
"a al tsai e~ inH insnt risk v their uVn t" vel
- tn ceran,y Il ssvers plrs,neu, 4 ,h'h lve'
ere sparel. Fiyipp rtnlrJ. sll.jins every
~ rA,r, sod dealing dn,th H. 'cer'~ do''s y
r.4. Y crowd oAa4o, - Conceded As7-LnS sac
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Cen I.r k,rnned AAais

-pne-s - tre .erond rstresi oi Genera fsss
~ a--o-su. Potomac. sne- N, rspahet As.u-
..nauhtAc is 3d. tn ri'o- sod tie Psttn
4. ~ fI-css rcHioi I'd hs.fcapo iupo's.rle, csn-
Z. al T. pt0lu,ss vide -s.d feeaas Of G.'sP
p..Ltu.cnt. Tho.gs tbe crciu stances ~.ro for
a. ~ wsn.nuns tie - psc,sscns Of Tagging"
rsusl army, Inst wer' generally ertorts red voi
my o,-,>n'y wsr,-tsi he 'ntera,'n nat y.
"a c'.''s oryor, lntyfr drsAtg 4 t.n'si0s
nav, r,1li b. approved WI n ~ ler yef ia
a. ar, and powerful aud y.c.ori,-s army g
fr3h., thsro 81 pears s-Ci i1Ei raasSn tJr LEis
aye.
u .pp-srs rs Gen. kv.n. Il n'i r,-pousble
for NE failure T. ~ ~ " the advantage I'd ts
Gs,tysb1rs v,ctor.. ffo's Known " h,r' ssfr,d
I'D Iror .rsd ~ .n suscr, w = ysierio pr
Il, ct ws,lia Ia u.vArtci a. IL isa. Severn!
c,ys ts'oio Ne rcUtat ~ns 'ae I'D nsNs tlst j,
Il, t.t n pace pteys.ei In te Army y iEs Pc
iyu-o, al ss.nytAfus 10 ta.i ~ I srr. p~~s
" New York TINS ind,est-s Inat Cen iv- made
no secret oi MS Int. ton " sveii = lsuls, an
-s<srs tie inactivity q pur army st.li moro mac
c.rptAtla
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rnsth, with a tcv Of TIE sarne is-tsnins sr'i
fsNasr il n ut, ans "a, srsg "a. r.ua4 ~
or Az ..rty rsis,d .ti.e .
C,I4~e generally l44s Cite rtsi..s '1rn, with
ct eros re-
Poae-. ard rbton' are erp! iyod a, orn.r1'nis
for the tsir.
Cautious ant ps!,ri1cs n ernsr 81 rei r.ls'n,
81 -slst ats ; '..l" 1T ~ o. tlu -l lei
o.. & igst e. - = Nebst.A1 = ll.ILo. ="
bsais. sr, rlu p l4 rtirt
tisl.-sef -, vi.r 80 80. v''er =; u. p
t.aL ~ III. b., 49,. e. ! tA' q 70. as e
49, .i.r ~ir = i-..' ars' Ni..iA.e4 viz -
l,-.lei.a N - -. t..e.
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Try suthor.t~ afo r.a.ihg ths hes, ro,sibs sr-
Placements 10 pse,el, NJ r.ote c. tloee uenss
that have di-grac.d -arc'y since kosrs'. 1t can
~ mans b, ss,s t, tie, flu s,e4IGy yet.iiss
Banis Il ROT. - pe'sors. h,nI o. p.u4l.r. Al.
uanaso - .s.--r cr,Sd,. aah ~ .h...- ,ogag
f-lows are :, "a 1dscsd b. 10 io,e Il s-v-it r ,
70 seq TO r,i. Ltortoot q tas ro,sa We
do therefor. al Lp-n 81 ,ur e.tS'ns = 49,
81. Z 'rou ~ .ar 49, cll.sty We t'c' :
su,ei br.wl cs-s-s u Z. 'g-i sn.o T, ,ty t4
be-a dec AIRED IN 1. ~. " .nsarr..uo re
20 c. AID mi i,,ry Rave f.eoi,. d uric, 10 81
= ~. ia nab and -h-n the oomn,s.d = over
70 Gre, guNiy AL MAO. sLi ave ~ ave- y go
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III CITY 60 fsv the bv--ptisr ssen-y Of
Drafted men

Tus action N TIE Cosu1ncn Coursl ,ess nihy
N .ppropusliag two snd hsd ni.Aoo drrs-s to
a.. the $40 czsnpsoa icr for dAled sn Al. th.s
wy, whoa circulneS nc.s preclude thea freiu
~ 8. IL themselves, removes all rrc'sIi' fsr q
,oui. l,ucs q tAs riots thai s,ii nrh-rTTl! ISs-
ca TIE three hundred dillsrs w.A to snier
& 80 to .esurs ,De exemption OF viii lie pad 80
,.. u.Anel man shat choosss 70 give his lersou.-
copy "a T. his country. WheA 'n's cni.'sac
. YES a., tisrst r. " the Mayor, IL 10 tie ma
;r wl,th.r the drsn j, snfoTcel Ia tls niy Or moi
ort bocora .a.irs y OPTIONAL Win s'ery man :,
7nr,e IN tine amy Or r.nSu az homo Making a.
q .yauca ter Clio number whose means viii ensbl.
. q io1.y their own al tioa II they ehoose' th.'
,oprsuon Is simple for q. pul pose intended
1! W., tseure .ao exemption u pay Mt bounty o.
s.sti khosSs..i. NIss AyRdysd Daa ~ Gau 'toas q
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TN aI,s. NoTsCLS.


CArprn.ers, Alteration -- The House oar.
pentsr- ~ ~. aslvn .,l hHi tp4 weekly meciinr
~ SEA- tLt 20, 40 l.iur.tLs evening ialy 10. a.
oc 4rs A. .." ,uI. li'Ts ut Nfu.h "a sho haVa
NOT 'cln.t .l' rirty, ar fstp,,f. Iy invited 20
cutue tJ' "a IN. 49, f. - riou !. S,.rngth 90a
I meeting ~, teen, ~tIuS "'Nhrrs will he
hold At m. i,h " M Au'r -.. t,t.,- 4. >, ~ eth
o., on THU ,1S .ng. joy ~, sseo.. ~
ord,T Of EnM O'Rkl4.f, Ire. NJ LaiLY.
I.
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SPEC tAL MOTTO ES.
I.,op'.

lsHous
MAGNETIC INSECT pOwDFR
TN o1siI.Al aad CERTAIN ' .ru IA LIterninatcT The
.ltrsordnary er.,u u this Article Tor k.lhns
Ro~1Ae., Anp, uv.. Pies. -, and for preserving
rup, Cioty, Furniture, ~, BON ho.L,. rs. b-'rn
tust.d Tor ~ ye4gs, warranted ss.IA.e. IL Is ,s
rom Poison.
beware Of lnitAti1s and coantsrfeiiA Lseh eAAk
has Inc 81. aAtur u Lyon
Iv5Is Kat Pus, certain i-ath 90 Rats and Nice
Sold ~ all l'r1I.g. e. and tu, III 4rs te,iess
ukMAs 3 hi'iSIs ( O., , mt
t19 40 100 isn.dysy, NV i0rf
Mrs. Mia,ow'- .>0othiaE syrup re,iCNes
the child from p. n, nvr fntc' he stomach a how
els corrcou aceity ,ad 81 90. tone and vror 10 the
whole ,ys,,rn - c~r'sat-.'ls aGI
AtI~ntios GOA Re Itus. At y y Ns'N Co.
O. % thu rcgiI itat vii u rt 20 h. fNrt bTacks
Fulay, Jlly IAN, loss, g. Is inustrr'1 0ut o. No
pryI-r ul O.. i-5.e sIl have U-tn ia huep' t.,
To- w-i0i- ne her o. l~IL fht.r i,-cl tive
lrts wi them Iho-s -uo nave puluc UrolSrt uo'
ut turned over = ~ turn IN 'hch pp,"sy 81 I'M.
tims sud Place, .ft 90 '.U zoe" D.tf toa % 10
'h,it ui.rcr values w order ROBERT JACK
eos, tAyt. I'ui. G -. -l-
SO. Fats4r Ma brw r =. u society, 'U
3, u i1op-l ~, r. ~, Ad pub,c tclp,Taucs tnt ri,
1 Ina. tv'.y -uus4F - 4... lay tVtntuss - . .
| o'e lok cor IN and .,rN-i 49, JOINS II lLIhN
E.4, anu otarfs slb sp - 'o"d al sius. ~ ori,i
! o. IA, Soc.eJ, mos. JOY ", fTes. DANIEL
| NAksisf Zee scr lul
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/ he ,.Nr aaLoun. o. tie % .li.tIs cf the above
societ,, AMI tas public 20 g.utr tl that 40 CO.'S.
nl.acs " he dtstdtn-i U-tr a. trr c'ty. i-,r II
.NpcIeut g. decIsfr thu u'k ufi - H'' -csl.y IS
I.uiei uni. H. 4huT uu...a, shea NJ BE- kiNtu
'hIolsh g., ruu Lrvs;NY al q r'..'i,L The iue1-
her 10 eilAlu 81 their homes and teAe part IN tiis
Gourmet hs'i u-ius o1.....s ~ en- jams
HhEsN ~, Pr,lldt a. fAs..u. Aatl.cs =, A u .9cs
ety No. 4h
Yiiteer'b ErE'riru, sew York Vol. En-
stneers. All ciIc,u aud mcmNc,I " this r,,.u,~ut
wLo .t- .I'ur O. alt iu ,.tsNus mob la ana
vio NICE IN IA A. te. -,,4 .u Al
II Grand - I Are az, ~.a e.ifusut aruri-, to
reorsanire tAe f-Ill AT, 90 Ilul ~thJ, july Ibth,
l,oa, ~ 10 A II ~ r est OF M, E4aA. gcy,
HORAIiu stiNGl l., I,oy. ruor :. \ \. 40
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u. quots Of TIE CIV. TIE fr1nft scion o. We
Corp r>dou, ssLnotf + -tsr-iUs 81 i;sry inen-
.nce In rec orino '-,rq'. t. aal eo' ai-rc>
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PoE ra. Ham U,EEYs TEIC"ruEEo"-
The ..st So. % -a,-st Oh 'ir. sod BY ~ ,si.s 81
SLoAI- EituI., look-Sr'1cn SWIM
na,hina- vith improved g. ....EA al for ,anip.ts
VI WORK At s,iHsIJ NJ, s., Hrosdssy. ~
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is0xsr~. CAwwtiiHs. &C.

BUSINESS WAGONS Ot rNlkN Styls
D-on-,nutly m hand ~ rn.d- 70 oter, such sro-
ce-.. tsbyt, tv. 81 ~, NIX And eSts"ss TO h sbt
aud hsrVv lou .II hDf 'his ~ f,vorh,.
arv that ga = found. STEW ART, wagon factory.
had ST - h-NCd Et trd = h ave .u4
NOR ~AlR-NN nFFN BtEOUCHE; vii
i 'usss g. - raj rut hArs ~ ~ ~ ordcN
ara III 10 -.if - = 100 IN 80 good Va coach
Apri, 70 WOOD BROTHERS, Carnage M.nufNr,lr
rrIs, DO BtuadNsy. 3i6
EOE SAL ga SIX YEAR OLD BROWN
L hsr,e, hNe~n hama. hFh. 80, nd alt kIri n al
hArI.as and under tn, saddle me styA dnvr
and fast traveller. sod 80 want u u.e Aso .
Ight .A.on and hsrn,- Can b. ss,n any d.s At 81
hudson Iv.nuG Bfchkiyr. LA,uir. IN tie sro,eI
store. I'll
0rL!ND HORSES FOR SALE-s2 CLlP1
<.ret 20
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nE j, A. REED. LATE SCRGEON CgtS
~ rs'.. y. S. ~ fsup.caliy -. ~ 90. h. 10 Nc
~ Fohs tiAt ns h, resume 81 " .olsc OF dsp,ityy b
'u IT, p. o.i1A "a . - fs.IAs4@s. 81 AZ b ,yO
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ARTICLES s'Uss SALE.

I,lR -NFpirN S'IIp 'EpE StFB
L adta1i ID,..n- u J. ICLHEl..- A,s'eno~
20 Wet -i'h -. |"
LDE SAlE--A liAVGf. ONE HUNDRED
i and zen feet t-e '6 -, beam VII "a
.ons .pr 10 ir o 1sarf -, re- tor Particular, 4
u D.. 90. q t...i y. 4t' -, 30
NOR SAIL ,,l Li>. Golfer ALSO IN
1 10, of.in,' b lu'- -.,' C-us tur i..or. ID
, 1863-05-22
the WAR IN MISSOURI.

Especial Dlepatc1 10 the CllEaSo Ir1Dune.l
6r. Louis, May Il, 1868.
Sixteen rebels from 3Inrmaduke's COM
mand, who recently intercepted the mail
from Lebanon to Marthfield, and stole its con-
tents, which, fortunately, were not very valu-
able. They then made their way Northward,
10 join guerilla bands.
Small parties Of bushwhackers are infesting
almost nil the roads between Sedalia antl
Springfield; and the reports from North Mis-
souri, are to tho same effect
Alargc number Of rebels, suspected of be-
longing to buEhwhackers, hare been arrested
near Lexington. The bushwhacking demon
STATIONS in Juckson county, are reported
the command Of Quantrel.
It is denied that Josiah alias 81 Gordon is
back north Of the river. He is IN old guerilla
captain.
The uniform reports Of the threatening at
titude assumed by the rebels in the interior Is
exciting close attention.
Tie radical Emancipationists arc running
for delegates to the State Convention in MI
the districts where there are vacancies, with
the most lattering hopes Of success.
Gen. Mcneil arrived in this city, this morn
ing, from Cape Girardeau. He is still suffering
from the wound he received Il few days ago
though able to walk about. The ball enteret
near the crest Of the hip bone, and ranging
dounwnrds, imbeddcd itself in the muscles O
the thigh, and 1t is feared that the presence o
the ball in the limb may Preyenta pefcc
cure from being effected.
Col. Lagrange, of the 1st Wisconsin regi
ment, commands at Cape Girardeau during
Gen. McNeil'6 absence.
, 1863-05-22
Womcn's National Loyal
AEIEuGs

Numerous and cheering responses to the
cali for . meeting Of the loyal women Of the
country were received from al the Free States:
The meeting was large and euthusiastic, and
resulted in the formation Of " Women's Ma
tiopal Loyal 1eague,' on the basis Of the fol-
lowing pledge:
We, women Of the Republic, assembled in New
York, this 18th day Of May, hereby pledge ourselves
loyal to Justice md Humanity, nad to thu doTesn-
ment, 20 IA. as 1t makes the war for freedom
The work Of the League Is to % educate the
Nation into the idea Of q true Christian Ke-
public" 1t adopted addresses to the Presl-
dent, the soldiers and the women. which, to-
getler with the report Of the meeting, It Pro.
poses to publish and circulate among the
1,cople at home, the soldiers iE the field, and
Inc freedmen in the South and West.
To do this requires money. Women OF the
city who wish to join or aid the League are
Invited to sign the pledge and make their con-
tribntiope at Room No. 20 Cooper Institute,
which will be open from this date on Tuesday,
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of every
week. from 10 O'Clock q. m. to / o'clock p. m.
Women at a distance may send their names
and contributions By letter to Snsan B. An,
tIlony, Secretary Women's National Loyal
| League, No. 20 Cooper Union, New York.
, 1863-05-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, May 81, 1853
Intimate personal friends Of Vallandigham
state that he is still confined On board the
gun boat Exchange which lies out in the
stream opposite the city and on the same au-
thority It is ta:cd the President has changed
the sentence Of the Court Martini from CON
tlncnent in Fort Warren to transportation
through our lines. lie leaves tomorrow for
the South.
The outrageous proceedings Of the Democ-
1acy Of Indiana. at Indianapolis, as reported
in our papers this morning, creates d good
deal Of comment on the part Of our citizens,
almost irrespective Of party.
The fact that over fifteen hundred reyoly-
crs, besides any number of knives, were
taken from the crowd previous to their de.
parture, shows what they were prepared for,
Iad they not been intinaidatcd by the large
military force on duty.
, 1863-05-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


lspec''' D'tp"''n 7" 'ne lineage i''oune'l
of1uSGf1Etp, ha5 ~ leo''
eonsloeraolc lhlfapprenension es'sts among
eh,o'l'nts o,Acef7 "no enfo'1eo LAST ,ea. unoer
o1oefs o. oi tne war ocpar.n'cn', III fe'at'on 10
tAelt pay 1of 1na1 service. Au accounts oi
shfo1nng oneels were sent og Ao)utan1 zen
erai uller 10 Inc Ao9u'ant ''ehetal o1 Tue
onl'eo s!ates =. "asnlngton' as o1feetco oy
ORDERS ol the war department.
uo'ef''oF 1a.es, !" teoFua's' "mle III
washington, eauea lnc atten'aon oi Inc Oe
paftmcnt 10 inc SUBJECT, asking carly ADJUST
ment ano payments OF Inc accounts, anu was
assured tn't prompt a1tea1lon SHOULD oe
gl'en' anu payment aaoe as soon Is poSs'o1c'
las'hent has no' se' oeen ofoeteo' eo l's ~
state anthot'tles are ADVISED"
some lcaolng democrats nave oeen IN inc CITY
10 souno Inc Republicans as TO Inc mcctine o'
the Legislature. a number Of the leading DEM
ocrats profess not to care whether there IL 4
meeting. The old claim men NIL want q meet
ing. Many new claims arc also being gotten
10 bv agents. with the intention Of bringing
4 Republican pressure in favor Of meeting.
Republicans generally do not want 4 meeting.
The Treasurer will probably be served with
, 1863-05-22

coR1S7H, Miss, May Is, 1853.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
GENTLEMEN: Thinking that you might like
10 know what is doing in this district for the
Luion cause, and knowing that our Union
people are always looking to ser what sgoins
on in the army, drop you few lines. ar
rived at this Post, from Memphis, last even
5uE, and found Col. Chetlain in command Of
The post. He is from Galcna, and is 4 noble
man and n splendid soldier. Ills rec iment IL
Col. (now Gencra') 3lcArthur's old 18th lii
nois, now numbering over five hundred men
This regiment has passed through the terrible
battles Of Donelson, Shiloh, the siege of Cor
intb and the last great battle here. They are
veterans, mud arc all anxious 10 meet the eue-
my whenever it sllall please their gallant OH.
ecrs to lead them. I visited their hospital,
undcr tie charge Of their excellent Surgeon
Or, Wm. F. Cady, formerly Of Rock Island.
It contains only about twelve patients, and
none of them very sick Yesterday was 8
grand gala day here, it being the occasion o.
visit to the troops By Adjutant Genera
Thomas, accompanied by the brarc and gal
liant Major General oglesby, and others. q
grand review was had Of General Dodge't
troops, who, by the way, have just returned
1fo" i's late trip to Tuecumbia, where thej
caused panic and CONSERVATION to spreaG
Throughout MI the country they visited. As al
item In the way Of destruction Ia the enemy.
will tell you that IN one v.llcy, east Of rus.
cumbia, General Dodge dcstrnred nrar 1ir,
hundred tho1sana ~ hsna husas's T besides
!ae nf M 1nson 1a3a Sna o,he5 property
They brought IN large number Of ,ni1c,
COWS, besides-about COO contrabands.
There arc at present in and about Cor,nt,
splendid materia1 for at least two regiment
nf negroes, and It is the unanimous opinio
Of the military men hcre, as far Us hay
heard my opinion exprcs.ed, that they wi
make splendid soldiers: Tue old fogy idea
regard 10 the negroes' fighting has almost e'
Hfely disappeared, and the Time has arrlve
when Ill loyal men are for hurting the encn
, 1863-05-22

The Tort OF Savannah Closed. !.
Letters have been received from Port Royal,
dated tile 18th inst III which it is stated that
tlc reaEou assigned for not receiving our late
iag Of truce was that the port OF Savannah
Lad been closed by order Of Beaurcgard, for
over two months, aud that no further rom-
1nulica:ion with 1ay Of truce in that port
would b. allowed.
Captain Thompson, who was in command
nf our tlag Of truce. replied that Gen. Hunter
Lad not been informed Of this order, as he
should have been, By the officer in command
At Savannah, and asked the officer to 60 back
10 Savannah and confer with Gen. Mercer In
regard t. the matter, and zee If the communl.
cation could be received. The officer did SO,
and returned in an hour, saying that General
Mercer, in command Of the city, and Com
modorc Tatnall, in command of the ram fleet
regretted that any misunderstanding hal
arisen, OF TINT we had not been Informed O
the closing Of the port, but that they could
not receive Captain Thonpson's commuui
cation.
, 1863-05-22
UI)ifogo Qribnne.


The situation with Gen Grant is the
leading topic Of interest and discussion in
news circles. We have this morning two
separate rumors respectively disastrous and
cheering, and are without means of verify
ing either. any special pleading our read
crs can indulge il at will, on the basis Of
ofthesc dispatches, and become very jubi-
liant or very lcsponding. Past experience,
however, should warn all that 1t will be
better to wait day or two longer before
seeking either extreme.
Our news from Washington shows that
The draft proceeds apace, and it is promised
to have it completed within the month Of
June. The sooner the better. loyal men
will say, and as for Copperheads, it is
scarce worth while to consult them as to
the point Of time,
Let Ill loyal men read the further proofs
Of what Corperhcadism really is. as shown
in our indianapolis dispatch, confirmatory
of that in yesterdays issue. These men
mean mischief, and something more than
riere ba5bling of treason. The country
will give Gen. Hascall due credit for the
manner in which he performed his duties
On m occasion which required, in no ordi-
nary degree, judgement and nerve, and
found him possessing both.
The Milwaukee disturbances show the
direct results of Copperhead teachings, and
ere the precursors and foreshadowing Of
what our draft officers must be prepared
for in certain localities. The whole diff
ru]ty, however, will vanish before frmnes
and q lew timely examples made.
The Finance Committee appointed b,
tie General Committee Of Arrangement
on the Canal Convention will commenc
their labors among our citizens to-day "
need not ask for them cordial reception
and q liberal response, for if the action c
the mercantile community in the past
any criterion, the opportunity Of contrit
uting 10 ~ object SO vital to the interest
OF Chicago is all that requires to be prt
scented.
, 1863-05-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.


FARTHER Po1s7, My a1.-rhc steamer
via Londonderry the stu, arrived Oh this'
point, en- route to Quebec, to-day.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
Political news Is unimportant. In the
House Of Commons Lord Palmerstou de-
Tended the course Of Mr.. Christie, the British
Minister at Brazil, and repudiated the attacks
upon him by Gen. Webb, the American Min
lister.
The race for the Chester cup was won by
Sir j. Fl. Hawley's Asteroid; Hoddington WAS
second ard Gardner third.
FRAScE.-Bourse, on the 9Th, was dull and
lower. Rentes G9a70f
Tho Paris correspondent of the Morning
Tut says there Is every reason to supposc the
cnce on Poland. Napoleon is said to have re
ceived assurances from the Car On this
rQiut.