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LINCOLN ON MILITARY YARRESES.

LINCOLN NN tMxA 1IAR Ah1kESESs ;
Tic reply Of the President to the New :
York Copperhcad Committee who waited .
upon him to protest against the arrest Of i
Vallandigham, and other secession sympa- !
thizers, by military authority, will attract ;
wide attention. The justification the ;
President makes ls complete and satisfac- ;
tory. The arguments he adduces will be !
lard to rcfute Hemeets the point squarely, :
and shows ttat military arrests are perfectly ::
constitutional outside the lines Of military !
occupation and the scenes Of insurrection,
uhen the public setety requires them: that
it is equally as constitutional to arrest men
10 restrain nischieyous interference with
the raising and supplying Of armies to sup
press the rebellion as to arrest disloya1
characters within insurrectonary districts
fo- disloyal practices and furthermore,
that arrests may us well be made "whcre
they may rcstrain the cnticing men out Of
the army as where they would prevent
mutiny in the army; and equally consti-
tuuonal at nil places where they will con-
ducc to the public safety as against the
dangers Of rebellion or invasion"
The President next proceeds to consider
the case of Vallundigham whose release
the committee demanded, and he closes
thcir mouths in few sentences. As We
have never seen tho argument put in
clearer or more fofcible language justify
inn tl,n arrest We reDeat it here:
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OLD VmoNu.-Fivc Of the present rebel
Rcnre. eptatires In Congress from Old Vir-
einia have been defeated Tor reelection
Mcssrs Botcler, Preston. Lyons, Garnett, aud
stan1.s. All but Ga1nctt wore Wings. SEX
t.a B1ly'' Smith and Price are elected Cover
nor aud Lieutenant Governor.
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FoEThKBs MONROE, june 14.--The. flag Of
trncc boat arrived last evening from City
Point, with $50 exchanged prisuners-att pri-
vates. The English and Austrian Consu9s
arrived on the New York, having been order
ed ont, OF tue Confederate Suites by the rebel
Government.
1t has been arranged between Col. Ludlow,
low, United States Commissioner for the ex-
rhunge of prisoners, and Robert Guilds, the
rebel Commissioner, that Surgeons shall not
be treated us prieoners Of war. No exchange
Of nf}'cers cnn ut present be made. a num-
Of United Suites officers are held BY the rebel
authorities, Oh charges in ended to bting them
under the operation OF the act Of the rebel
Congress which coneigns to execution officers
taken iii command If or in company with
armed negroes OF mulattoes.
Colonel Ludlow will not, By making any
specini exchange Of officers, acknowledge the
.igLt IF the rebel authorities to discriminate
among our forces by OBTAINING some and re-.
leasing others. He wants that all should be
release under the cartel and We have enough
rebel pfffccrs now In our possession to hold
and insure for retaliation.
Richmond papers Of the 18th hare been
received which say that the reported taking Of
Helena 1olne days eince grew ont Of the fact
that our rebel troops made a feint on that
place, aud succeeded in capturing 9 wagon
train rnd some prisoners.
The Richmond Sentinel says there was con-
siderable excitement here yesterday, over the
news that the enemy was exhibiting consfd-
cling in tl.r' atening manner. We learn that
Il column IF 8 Goo or 100 was encamped at
Barbonrsvile, near Kent county, Thursday
night. Gunboats are also reported In the
James and Clickaho1niny. Our troops on the
Peninsula are said to have fnllen back to avoid
being taken in the flank from the nayigable
waters.
3nE.
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Union n1ns. Meeting at Fulton
a Union Mass Meeting is called ut Fulton
fur the Of July. The loyal men Of MI that
region will then nEd there assemble. A mum
ber of the most eloquent men OF that part Of
fbe State, aud hr. I. A. Eastman Of this city,
H-i}l make addresses on the OCCASION
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JUNE Is, 1868

tured BY the rcbe1s. Tie rest escaped aud
returned to onr army. It was feared that the
rebel cay:A : wouli follow aud make raid on
Baton Rouge, where our supplies are, aud
small force has been sent to protect them.
, 1863-06-16
HARRISBURG, Pa>, June 15.-The rebels en-
tered ChambeEsburg at o'clock tonight
The Rebels Mt DQaFBy9l1G. XIV.

The Rebels Mt HaaJsV1Ilc, Ry.
NASHVILLE. Ky., June 15.-:Two hundred
and fifty mounted rebels dashed into this
place last night, and left this morning, after
stealing horses. goods, arms, &c.
, 1863-06-16

From the South.
WASHINGTON, June 15th.-The Richmond
.sntintl Of Saturday says there is not word
from the Southwest.
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TODAY

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B- G. z. sCRIVE:Y, Adzertising 4agsn... 63
Dearborn strest Is authorized to Tecsirs uIrertsse
meAts for iris and all khs Eeadiag Nortascestern
p1peF.
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COLUMBUS, June IT.
Lees rebel aE1uy Is advancing In force upon
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and the east
crn portion Of our own State. To meet this
horde of rebels, the President Of the United
states has, BY proclamation,k called out 1oo,-
600 militia for the period Of efx months, IN
less Boomer discharged. Of this force $1,000
arc called from Ohio, and now, gallant men
Of Ohio, will you promptly respond to this
, 1863-06-16
FROM MEXICO.
L PROCLAMATION By JyaREZ.

From the N. 7. Herald; 18th.1
We translate from the monthly review Of
the Hcraldo Of Mexico City the following
account Of the surrender Of puebla, tho gen
eral order Of Ortega, his correspondence with
the Minister Of War, and the proclamation Of
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