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0STThers exists singular domestic
fashion In Duchan Germany. There the
"untsrrocks" (chemise) Of the women
will often be handed down sad worn for
three generations.
0TThs question 10 oNen discussed
whether the savsges enjoy life, We
suppose they do, as they always seem
auxious 70 tske 1t when they Get q
chance.
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, 1864-04-06

Capt. Scmmcs. She approached the Emma Jane
With the American Tag flying. and when A'short
distance from her fri H. gun 70 make her heave
Janc At this period also showed throughout Amer-
ican coIors, but the moment the armed boat reach-
cd alongside, the American dag was struck, and
steamer.
Capt. Jordau's presence on board the Alabama,
steamer the papers were examined By Cipt Sem.
mes. who declared the Emma dane prize, and
Capt; Jordan and bis crew prisoners Of war, and
Jordan WAS permitted to return back to his shiu.
and twenty minutes allowed to pacs up such effscts
as be was pernittnd to retaiu.. Mrs. jordan, the
commanders wife. was allowed to bring away ali
her wearing apparel, the commander trunk, and
each officer and man a bag, containing clothing
only. Several boats were then sent on board, all
moved to the Alabama, and the Emma Jane WIS
."The Alabama being under san and not under
aIned in the vcinityof the burning vessel for two
daye. and then made her WAY to AnJengo where
abe landed the commander and 10 Of the crew OF
Ind thsir Wy to cochin. % Ths Il A}.Sams Is repre-
eented a. vessel carrying aide guns, and two
adaIy center onet a1d aPPsa1s to be we'll furnished
be flushed in cash-as abe Is said to hnve had
H1Dee e % a s aas
beef, when tnken On board the steamer for sale.
was not purchased, as beIng too expensive. Ths
accumulation Of chronometets on board ia de-
caared to be something uarvelAus-there being no
less than 2N.
'.Cspt. semmes il represented Us careworn
and anxious man, with great txciturnity aud aus
tcrity Of manner. and Jet At times capable Of much
courtesy and affabtlity: He frequently goes alott
himself to ascertain the character Of vessels In
aight. He wears the uniform Of the United States
navy, and is perpetually armed with terrible 70
volEer belted to his side. The crew (nbout 10 In
NUMBER consfsts Of mcn Of: all nations, and we
told that the English and Irish element prepon-
de1ates. Mrs. Jordan, we undeIstand, had fire.
quent conversations with Capt. semmes, and did
cutting reflections which q lady alone can bestow
without fear Of retaliation under such cIrcum-
stances; but they appear not to hare brought con-
1fction to the mind Of the Confederate hero There
seems to be little doubt however Of his great anx-
iety for the termination Of this unhappy fnterue-
c1ue 16arN
, 1864-04-06
NrlD advertisements.
CHICAGO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For the week ending April 7th.

1.-THE COLES COUNTY 1ESURRB CTI0S: A full
History Of its Origin. Progress and Termination
2-THE ATTACK ON PADUCAH:. DetsIled Ac
counts Of the Affatr-Inhumsn Barbar1ty Of the
I}ebels.
3-FUEERAL OF HON. OWEN LovEJOY: An In.
presstve Funeral Discourse By Henry Ward Beech
er-7ho Funeral Ceremonies at Princeton.
1.-THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Why 1t has
uade such sma11 Progress.
5-A DIABOLlCAL PLOT: The Mining OF Libby
Prison confirmed By Gen. Dow.
6-TERRlDLE 1FUEDAT1OV AT SHEFFIELD.
ENG: Hundreds Of Persons Drowned in tt.eIr
Beds.
7-TnE GRANT MEDAL.
s-sPRING FASHIONS: The Reign Of King sstoddy
s-THE LOST ARCHIVES.
o-THE MURDER or DARNLEY' AND EIzzIo:
4 Chapter from Froud's History OF England.
n-VEsTy~ Ii IN a NEW CHARACTER: Exciting
Scene in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
1-BEAsT FACES: Men-Women.
1s+THE REMAINS OF y0LTA1RE AND RoUs.
sEAU.
14-aEN. GRANT AT HIS FATFEE's HOUSE.
1s-1AE CANADIAN MINISTRY: The Enbroglloat at
an End.
1s-THe WAR N Arkansas: The New Stale and
its New Governor.
17-TlE WAR IN FLORIDA.
1s-FRoA PARIS: Louis Napoleon on tho schleswig-
Holste!n.
1a-oEx: BUTLER TALKING TO A REBEL c1ER-
GYMAE.
aeENaL1sH FACTORY G1RLs FOR AMERICA.
M-ED1TORtAIs: Unconstitutional Bapks-Faith In
the AEnJ-When the War II Embellishments
GenczarIhe Mexican Minister.
IA COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local Intelligence
from the States Of Illinois, wisconsin, Mnnesota,
Town, Michigan, Indiana, etc.
2s-CoNGREsS1oNAL PROCEEDINGS FOR TEE
WEEK.
A-NFoRMAr1oN FROM ALI. THE DEPART
NEET9 OF THE ARMY.
ga FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF TILE
CHICAGO MARKET F0E TIE WEEK.
&-A great variety Of other Intelligence from Al
parts Of the world. Altogether furnishing com
plete narration Of events for the past week.
Price cents per copy: u per year; or 10 copies
for us. ="
To oApy1RT1sKRs-Tux CHICAGO WKRKLY TRIBUNE
u now fent to very nearly FORTY THOUSAND SUB
sCR1BERs. 1t therefore affords the best medium for
advertising Of any other paper In ths Weat. 10 the
farmer who wishes 10 dispose OF his stock any 9TH
Ct farm products; to the nursery who has trcce
and plants for sale; to the agricultural implement
manufacturer who wishes to place the inertia Of his
wares before the consumers to the aecdsnan, and In
fact to every kind Of trader who wishcs to ind custom
eTs an Advertisement in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
will be to bring lota Of the kind
en-. Try this be not Terms Il per square, each
Insertion.
, 1864-04-06

Gen Johnkton's Circular to tho People
North of tho Coosa River,

Lor7.,.:a1s april IA pzivatc circular WIS cap.
tuIed by ono It our scouts in the Army Of the Cum
berland lew days ag6. 1t was fesaed from the
headquarters Of Ger. Johnston, commanding the
rebel department., and was addressed TO the people
north OF the Coosa river. 1t notide1 AL persons
who claimed allegiance to and protection OF the
Confederate Government Immediately to ct5!.lect
their property and remove from their homes to the
south bank OF tho Coosa rircr. All Of the male
population capable OF bearing arms, or per-
forming light duty, we're ordered to be en-
rolled LOT the army and the defepces of Geor-
gin AID Alabama. The women and children
were to be provided with means OF support bT the
ConfedeEAte authorities; those able to labor were
to be furnished work in a1scnals and factories. A
camp Eas to be established ut Cedaytown or Bluff
for the benefit Of the young, feeble and helpless,
rations to bc Issued to them by tho government.
Thoec telnfin. to comply with the provisions OF
the c3rcular, were to be looked upon and treated
as enemies of the Confederate Government.
Their property would not be respected, and
no security, g7antea for their lives The o.
der is looked upon az virtual abandonment Of
.ha section Of country along the Tennessee River,
north o, ~. north boundary Of the Cooss River.
By referring to tho niap, tho reader WiEl see that
Rome, ca, is the ontct key 70 the protect.v.. Of
the country sonth Of the Coosa. Tie people are
net with the provisions Of the circular,
which may he considered as an evidence that they
hare not the most implicit confidence IN the abilf
tt Of the rebel army to protect them and SUCCESS
fully resist the advance Of the Federal Iegions.
, 1864-04-06
The Muster Of xhc Indiana Leefon.
BrATE or INDIANA,
AnJUTAEr 4KKERAIes QF9lCE. !
1Nn1AKAroLis, April =. 1864,

To the 0mcatS and Men Of the Indiana Legion:
The %Eeetefn part OF our neighbortng statc, Ken
trrlxy hrs 4ecn successfully Invaded by 4 strong
foTrc al rcbel cavalry under Gen. Forrest Padu.
,cah. On the OHIO River, has been captured aud
ncaily destroyed by them-
tic eastern and central sections Of that State by
Thus iorewarned, let us be forearmed and fully
nrrnarca to resist another raid upon our soil Ike
.hat Of Morran's Inst summer. A wcll.orcanized
frrc of te Etate militia ready to take tie field at
a. hours notice. will secure uf hpasnst BurpEise.
nlsndcr and depfcdntions such as We suisFed then
Il view OF the importance Of eafiy preparation,
the f.llowing orders and instructions are issued:
i. 1t every officer exert himself at once 10 ~
IN companies Of the Legion to ~ effective srensth.
.,cncral naster and inspection OF companies, bat
5slions reg !nents, and particularly the inspection
nj ar1ae and .quipmcnts throughout the Slate
Tic Qf1c6e i'll assemble their respective con-
,,,ocde on one y the other Of these days without
fa.1n1e. md willie held personally responsible for
rnmn,iance viii these orders.
Immediately 4ter said inspection and mzs1er.
4ho commanders Of fY..puDles vii! report through
.he,r *nnerior Offices to these the fol-
inWinr facts: Effective strength OF companies,
num1 er Of effective guns and eq9lrments: hnmoe1
Of uon-cHectSe guns, amount ana ; suao aaaa
1ton and III condition: and my n3nea -npo' l~n'
AUt--, ,pnnccted with The companies; ,.-.ut,
afnGfe 4 ovc Ill thinge, the officers enoau ~ ~
d, 1mtd oi the movements o. tnc o1 n,9n,n.Iv :,f
ae!r companies in readiness TO ooey ~ :,
without confusion any order that may DC .asaeo :"
thrn, .a co,,
By order Of Q. r. Morton. Governor anu 70"
mander-inI;h Indiana Legion.
Lac. EoBIK, Adjt Gen- 4aolana'
, 1864-04-06
Qbicago Qribnne.


,Ye are ab1e to coutinne In onr d,ar,+,,..
.tbc results of the local elections The ,no.+
notable is the substantial r1nion. ,,e,o,4t1 T.,
Connecticut, whe.e rood Cov Rrcl,noh..
who has come to be the connr++,cn+ n5,ttnn
of Gcorre N Rr,cn. he. hn.. II. :. s1 ~
orcr 47ve thorsard ns,o.st~ ~. 49, "
-w.e1come era tho ,,,<.,fs T.a.. 49, ~ ,ooes
where the Connerheads h.1s +.,n.nehs! sts Ps .Sss
1ar-o1v ,aa,oad -,,.t.ss4.. suA.
Lofa. t.,,4,.st ~, 4.@,o.-uss G ~ 1ncaf strongest
80 ~. tA-1' @oe eoppeeaeaa power IL oaaly
49,. 49, "aao A.s ,,.
<s...-1 fe n'sie Pas'y maoe mp al
''. enl " e1l<'nse aor western tour In
1ae. VI nass sala mas come 10 eaci' on
'1eu@4ea1 0eoie 'nst nas eponeo inc pro-
1osso pleasure Of molutndes OF echool' boys,
eenooA heeps. Ing representatives OF tne
people arc wanted at washington and Tor the
"ofA "ae1cunto tney were sem, ana they are
not wisely TO be allowed TO go 3unketlnS
ABOUT the country, tgetung their Legislative
stomachs out Of order by local Winnings and
'dln1ngs. TO the party Is given up, aud the
western navy yard, We shall gct 1t by and
W qua.e rs wen aa II and ats rival sites
"e'e .nc euo}ect OF preliminary survey
-fouen tne pottom OF champagne glasses and
t'e oouaoa1acs marked with empty oyster
cans ana eafoine boxes:
1ae elecnon o1 Tue chicago Board Of Tfnde
required second contest Yesterday, which
resulted In the choice Of Col. John L. Han
cock, ar President endorsing 11a cnerret;c
~o' "o Aeetuul' ea4oieuE Las cne1sellc
management OF Its afEairs the past year by
kccning him in his place At tbe animal
,-.,f, A1AA
e1ecllon oi 1ne milwaukee, Board OF Trade
on Monday. y. j. Ta1lmai1re Hns re-e1ect4d
President.
Nc are glad to note the probability that
the days Of the Wild Cat brood are numbered
in the Northwest. The irresponsible issues
of fifteen hundred rng-mi1ls arc shortly to
meet with deserved doom. The first tell
ing blow will be struck In what we are happy
TO believe is foregone conclusion with the
Chicago Board Of Trade, to take action in
few days upon the measure to this end just
brought before them We republish from our
yesterdays iesue the present *tsituation, ''from
which we look for most satisfactory results
AT the annual meeting on Monday evening,
]. +. Mum, Esq, drew the attention of the
, 1864-04-06
FROM DESM0QNES, -
Hank Hobbery-Iowa Agricultural
College.

[specia, Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbune41
nEsNoNss, April +, 1854.
The banking house Of Leonard 4 Mott, at Win
tertctt, was entered By burglars on Sunday night,
and two thousand dollars In money abstractcd
from the safe.
The Executive Committee Of the Board Of Trus-
tees, Of the Agricultural College, offer three bum
drsd and hy dollars for the best plan and specid-
cations for college building, the plans to be de-
posted with VIM. Duane Wileon, Secretary Of the
Board, ind they will be opened on the 18th Of
June.
Fifty new recruits were forwarded from here to-
day, by Capt. Brownel1.
The soldiers Of the 9TH infantry, who were
charged with Killing Cainas the murderer of Pra-
cher, fellow soldier and father of the two who
arc accused, have been acquitted on preliminary
examination the State being unable to adduce sut-
fcient testimony against them to justify holding
the boys Tor tsial.
, 1864-04-06
FROM ST. LOUIS. -
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
sT. Lor1s, April :, 1854.
The a1st md 2eth Illinois veterans arrived here
this afternoon.
The Common Council has been called together to
concert measures fora public reception Of tho House
Naval Committee, now en- routo to this city ria
Chicago.
The New York V4ndteator, ,Ehieh undertook to
tuppl5 the subscribers Of the suppressed Aetfp-
!ot9son Record IL also In trouble Gen. Rosecraus
naa promptly prohibited 1ts circulation In this De-
paftment.
81: Lou1s, April s.-Maior General Pleasanton
~ ~ .sed . a1d reported to General Rosec1ans
sent ont ttolt asrcached here that a forage train
Capi, M,us .9m Aatcevil1e, Ark. under command Of
mas Euerillaa. feo 4oos "eeA W Col. rloc~
'poeta ase in circulation here that the rebe1s
, 1864-04-06

CAmo, April 5-The fifth Indiana and I'd Illinois
cavalry, Seternns, left for New Orleans to-day
Brig General Corse, Of Iowa, also passed down for
the same place.
The Captain Of the steamer Empire City was
arrested to-day and fined 800 tor nuwarrantab1y
taking cotton from the Tennessee River,
The officers Of the steamer Ella were arrested
for landing that boat on the Kentucky shore, con-
frarv m Inf nYf3pr4 '7
, 1864-04-06

Co7roH-shade casier At .5@7bc for n1dd1ins up
lands .237sc for low mtddltng:
FLour-State and western Sc better and decidedly
rnofe active 1t $G9197.0o fore1tra state; for
extra round hoop Ohio; $74ossSo for trade brands;
i nFket cloelnE f9fm.
WmsKY-More active and drneF At $1!0i2lM for
western.
WnEAT-F1rm and NOR. actire at u.s291s5 for
CL!c.Ro 6ptjnZ G5 for Milwaukee club; 4i63
6i:fo iGr Winter red Western. CoKS-In moderatere.
Quest without decided cAansess q 28H@1.s9 for old
OATs-F1fmeF aud mora acttsel At ssK@1kc fof
vi steln.
, 1864-04-06

Fon1REes MONROE, April s.-The rebel Com
mies1or e1 ould and Captain Hatch returned to
their ag Of truce boatin James River last evening
and arc probably On their way to Richmond. While
Gen. Grnnt was at Fortress Monroe, prcliudnaries
for satisfactory exchange Of prisoners were CON
cluded and approved b7 him.
, 1864-04-06
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL s, 1854.

iazoo rivert.
The 21st Illinois, Gen. Grant's old regiment, and
28th Illinois, reenl1stcd veterans arrived here to-
day. and received IN enthusiastic reception.
Receipts Of cotton EGO bales. Sales: 8 bales OF
n. O. at 62c; other articles unchanged.
, 1864-04-06
Markets by Telegraph.
Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, April 5, 1854,
FLoU8-Ft1m and more sctire
GrA1E-"heat-Eecelpts s,;22 bushels. Market
opened hf1ner. Sales 'chanse: IS bu No. spring.
W1nter receipts, At s11G. Is bu do at $1lbx 29 bu
ho1, summer receipts, At sll7k. Oats steady; sales
Geo tn No delivered, at 6ic $50 bu inferior at 6oc.
Harley sales 1oo I'd p7lme oois as e1|'S W. on
MOI It f1.28.
Provisions Advancing. Ssles:-a,soo pcs smoked
canvat1cd hams 1t 1ac. deliverable May inv
Tho market 1t the Eewhall House this evening ~.*s
more active and Nc higher. $1,000 bu sinser
receipts No spring at Sll6x
, 1864-04-06

NEW ToEk, April 5.-The receipts at the Cuetom
House yesterday amounted to S301 600, Of which
ST., 900 were gold certificates
The subscriptions to the lo.40 loan at the f1fst
national bank to-day were S4D9,QO0.
The receipts at the Custom House to-day were
$4,000, OF which 6,0o9 were in gold certta-
, 1864-04-06

Serfoua Accident on the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tt1bune.1
quEcr, H., April s, 1854.
From passengers Just arrived from st. Joseph,
No., learn that severe accident occurred yester-
day morning on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
road, shout 1niIe east Of BrooE6eld. The express
t1a4n bound east 1an Of the tack, prectp1fating
the Last tTFo cars down IN embankmeut some eight
feet high, One ady was killed, and four Of hEe
nersoua severely wounded. I an unablc to learn
their uamcs. It il also reported here that two
other trains nm Oh the track the same road yes
tes3ay, but without doing any serious damage. Ex-
ne,fenced railroad travellers say the road-bed and
track are IN q horrible conditoa-pertectly unsafe
for travel.