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John X Hume a Co sell all sorts Of
things at auction 20 day. BE on hand
early and set bargains.
af "a.
Vow your charcel No oatlis in the
sgay; and thirty thousand bushels OF
coal for sale. See advertisement
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

Anst0nu.esli Rooms open frs Monday ID 0ssfoiar.
nSsstde0ts can Bs,arf1n the College BulduE
". X. lOWllNs, N. q. Dean.
sspienbof !, is6l. lsspiO-ass
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

New YORK, Oct l2-Cotton los.
BALTIMORE, Oct l2-Mayor Chapman
reelected by a large majority. The
new Constitution will have eight to nine
thousand majority in Baltimore.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

The Robert Moore departs at 4, p. m.
She has fine accolnmodations. Get
aboard.
, 1864-05-02

with the P1osrsss during these occurrences, and
vas Visited by guard of. .guezillas, who took with
them to the shorea negro employed upon the boat
bpt committed no depredations. During the firing
m the cuerillas and boats, a deck hand on board
the Eurrka was mortaly wounded.
Unen returning to this city the Procreas WAS
acain fired into from the Mississippi shore on
"wednesday evening last, while opposite Island ss
The boat was ont OF range, ard was not struck b.
single ball.
These bands of eucrillas and boat burners wer
veil dressed, had plenty oi everything including
c1cenbscke, and frequently boasted TINT they could
ret oil the supplies they desired.
1Speein] Dispatch to the Cble.so Tsibunc.l
MEnRa1s, April =, sisGA1Ro, Msy /.
We bare Arkansas news BY The steamer Arago,
which reached this place At an carly honr this
morning. :
On Friday morning List the o. 8. gunboat No. s
Was captured By the rebels on Yazoo river above
uaIue'e Blua. She was tied to hank; when party
Of rebels unexpectedly made their appearance from
the adjoining woods, boarded her, and before her
officers and men conld get her out into the atrean
made her capture When this news rcrched the
authorities above Vlcksburg, the steamer CONT
mental and other boata WeEe turned back.
On Sunday LAST Mr. Wooser, formerly in COM
uaud Of O., 8. colored regiment, was executed
near Ha,ne's Blud by the rebels. Tho only charge
raade against him was that he had lead negro sol-
d1erB
, 1864-05-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The War In Western Louisiana
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
NEW ORLEANS, April 20, via CA1no,' Msy |.
The steamer Mollie Able will taEe you the latest
RIVE, Yhencwspapers here arc not allowed to
.tvc all the ncws. 1t is reported that our forces
:rc preparing to withdraw from the Red River
country under Banks. The gunboat Eastport Is
on the ehons, her Gnnwalc under water Gen. "A.
l.. Lee, Chief OF Cavalry Of this Department, was
.e.. naded last night the St. Charles Hotel. Tbs
affair attracted la.ge crowds aud passed oil plea
=nnt]y to all engaged. .
Jas. T. Tucker, private Secretary Of Gen. Banks,
has been made Colonel by Governor Yates, Of ILL.,
ncis. A rare compliment bestowed upon deserv-
ing officer,
NV YonK, May 1.-New orleans aaytces state
that Gen. Stone has been supeiseded BY Gen.
Dwight as chief Of Gen. Banks staff. Gen. Stoue,
under orders from Waahincton. Is reduced to the
4 refugee from Shreveport says the rebels admit
Of loss Of only 100 men, but admit they were de
IN hs 1 @ @ptaaeat 5ea to se
Tie report among the rebels Was Tint Gen.
Steele was moving towards shIeyepoEst E w''n Srovo &
port Is protected By fourteen miles q torlacaao1s
winch the rebels consider 1mpreguable against any
thing short Of $50 600 men.
below Grand Ecore. and two ganboats aground or
:he falls Just above Alexandria. II. ,a !,
From in address OF Gen. Lee to bis comm1nd o.
cavalry Of Banks' asmy Ii would appear that he has
T6res thousand rebel cavalry are reported IN th:
neIehborhood Of Clinton, L., above Port hudson
and their Intention t. s9rmtesa to DC 10 los WISH
Raslners eommand reported strong
On the Guadaloupe, Colorado and blazo5 IlYess
Texas with the exception Of at GaTes1on a 1ot,,
aas adyicee TINT The French arc retreatlns from h
| sitv OF Mexico. This is doubtless cana1d-
, 1864-05-02
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Lower mississippi News.

"' Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo1 1Tr1bune.l
Il, -, CAIRO, May !, 1854.
The steamer Belle, Of St. Louia, has arrived from
Memphis bringing dates to the evening Of the s0th
and by the steamer Mollie Able We hare New Or
leans dates to the a6th.
Tour correspondent at Memphis sends the fox
loving: The little cotton boat Progress, which
od lett that port In the latter part Of last month,
and has Eince been trading in Cheerco county Ark
and the neIghboring counties in Louisiana, while
rasking Concordia, M1se., few days ago WAS fired
into by encrillas, and one man on board, a deck
hand, wounded: Abont thirty. guerilIas were seen
in The direction from Ehich the firing came, armed
with musketa. Shortly after, while lying anchor
cd in the stream opposite GRIND Lake, Ark, the
Progress was again fired into from the Arxansas
shore, By party Of gueril1as supposed to number
atout 100 men, and this pnty put of for the boat
IN skiR, but being threatened BY Captain McCnl-
Tough, commanding, they returned to the shore
without making any: demonstration upon the boat
While the party Was approaching, It was discov-
cred that ai1 citizens On board the Progress were
In colleague with the band On shore. Capt. Mccall
1ough Immediately sent them from the boat in a
yawl. Shortly after this a company Of United
States soldiers appeared upon the bank and opened
ire upon the euesllas and also upon The boat. No
injury was done to the boat, while one rcbsl was
killed and ten taken prisoners, the remainder being
mt to ftfgtks.:1" ! .; = So
The steamer Eurcka wss opposite the same po1n9
, 1864-05-02

m Rcouts returned bringing with them the leading
men OF the Gtseton and 6loux tribes fortbe purpose
offormally acceptinsa part Of their lands. By the
terms Of peace Offered By the Government they are
not to be allowed to return To their former 3ans but
will more to new reservation near Devils Lake,
and will be projected b5 the Government whiiethey
behsye themselves. few Of the stssitons who
were engaged in the attack On Fort Abercrombio
In 1862 were afraid to come in, and hare gone over
to the hostile Ysnktons, and Ill hare united with
the great Teton bands to make war On the whites.
It 1s expected they viii concentrate near the
mouth Of Heart Hyer, in Missouri, and give Gen.
sulJ battle. They also avow their intention ~
attack steamers and cmig1ants for idaho.
Maj. Hatch's battalion Is expectedito ar1lvolat
Fort Abcsctombic next week.
This rolls not being ready, the 1st regiment WIS
not mustered out yesterday. The Governor aud
military authorities arc now making IN effort to
hare the muster out order revoked. and III the
regiment up with draf1ed men. If they Euceeed, 1t
ni]l continue In command Of some very unpopular
and possibly unworthy officers. whose connection
with tic regiment prevented Its being Joined BY
veterans.
The draft commences in both districts on Mon.
, 1864-05-02

HALIFAX, April 30.-The Europa, from Liverpool
1Gth, and Queenstown, 18th, arrived this morning,
with three days later news.
The Conference holds Its first meeting In Lon"
don on the 2th-
L1vERPoo1, April ,8,-Cotton huoyant and 10
&c. higher. BIeadstufs very dull. Wheat de-
clining.
Provisions dull and tending downward.
I1TEsT.0Apsii IT, Gssibaldi had a magnificent
reception at the Cryetal Palace Yesterday. 4 Zig
Of Italy was presented to him bearing the words,
Rome and Ven.ce-'' ,.-.
It was rumo1ad that negotiations were going on
for the sale of the Great Eastern to the French
Government.
It Il stated that the pirate Florida was in aspan-
tsh port. She hsd been refused coal at Portu-
gueee port
attrms that the late Viceroy Of Egypt ordered the
construction Of Lalrd's rams.
At Duppel the pInssfans had connected their In
trtnchments with new parallel Wlshoutloss. The
canponadIng goes On night and day.
: HA11FAx. April s0.-The Antwerp Dtspqsch Of
the 18th inst eaya that tho rebel steamer Florida
reccntIy from Brent, put into Bermuda, where she
was well received by the English authorities. She
called from Bermuda and arrived as port In Por-
tucal
The London Shipping Ga=ette says that the OIL.
Gets of the c1etoms at Liverpool sti retain posaes
zion OF the t1,nboat Alexandria, bat ir Is stated
that her owners have been notified that the crown
is ready to deliver her up on tho usual application
betuo made,
, 1864-05-02

The number Of National Banks now In ex-
ietcnce is tire. hundred and ninety Mree. The
aggregate amount OF c,pltal invested IN these
banks is six1Y mllion do}!drs, with IN agggre-
gate Of stock or bonds deposited with the
Treasurer Of the United States as q haats Of
circulation, Of dirty millions.
The first bunk established under the act Of
May, 1868, was the First National Bank Of
Philadelphia; which was organized on the
:0th Of June, 1865 but the first circulating
notes were issued to the First National Bank
of Washington. of which Henry D. Cooke
sop Of Jay Cooke, Is President, and Of which
the Cashier Is ". s. Huntingdon.
Tho largest National Bank In the country
is tie Fo1irth National Bank Of New York
City, whose capital is fix millions u dol'ars.
The notes for circulation Of every National
Bank established are Issued from the Bureau
Of the Comptroller Of Currency In Washing.
ton The whole amount Of circulation Issued
to National Banks. up to the 18th instant, was
SIS, SEE, 200, divided between the different de-
nominations as follows:
9l Ewes -."....'--'.''''.--'' ~ ~
VI lcnb. o'stfS ~ =
OF Twentics, Flftfes, Hundreds and over. 6n,GN
, 1864-05-02
FROM NORTH CAROLINA


NEW YonE, Apl sThs SsThe1n ,eSs' 3s' iszes e.
ts - f. amt Of Little Washington. but their
ipcs wc1c asain deeerted and it is said Fisorona
tsTsIds s.appspdesee shSpd& Ssssd Fortress
rarrna rath pavs. Ne have today smother ex~
cinT rs1nof In regard TO afatrs in North Carolina
ut s sad it ,bs Ti9 iafs9est saR.afsa
q Ecwbern M BEN would I Immediately follow. -
, 1864-05-02
Qbtcago Qrlbnt1e.


We hare very tull and interesting sum
.mary Of news from Nashville, relatlve to mil ]
'9a1y affairs in Tennessee.
Our Arkansas news gives intelileence Of
Gen 8teele's recent; success At Camden The
method Of It's capture IL beginning to be quite
the fashion out that WAY. The rebels will
presently learn That they must not 70 away
from their forts when Federa1s are around.
The general tone Of the news from Louist-
ana Is not encouraging Is regards Banks' e1~
pedition, and rumor is given that the Red
River expedition is being abandoned.
Our Cairo dispatch says that the rebels
have Just captured Federal gunboat on the
1azoo' to be Immediately employed ss
river pirate.
. onr colored troops have at last the tazdy
Justice done them Of = measure completed In
Congress Tor putting them on the same foot
Ing In Ply, with white troops on and after
January LIST: We demand that the rebels
shall treat our white and black soldiers ex-
actl5 alike. Have We thus far set them = very
good example in 50 doing?
12teat foreign news assures us that Maxi
milan Of MEXICO has carried an anchor ont
far to the windWard and will Keep it there.
In the cvent of any mischance In his new
realm be will preserve something to tic to in
Aqs1e, EaaaE,> u,,,,,, ~. .o, a
nr-.rs-, puo4a . Nv asa..@;'e 80 @au
-. 80 ..,,.4- .o~.. 49, 49," 49, -
~ .ras sna ssI.e ~ 49, aa,1 ~ ~ 80
new Tax bill Ten Democrats voted for the
ro.oa sos.as. - ;,o,.d,ns MA stevens
wh,,s Ee-aanaa - Waoa rntsa ~ :. on ~
,,aeaot,o ~ ~ ~ .ha 49, III, .;s-s..n Rsnn1,1;..ns
=, a.s ss,,sn,,t ~ a,aood o,nono ~. iatter wp.
rr,,aa etarsns nDcn,n1,rsn vo,aa ara,n,t
- T.,st,. +1'~o. nomac-ote ~ .hs cenner-
1,.od snac;.s rosn sr.;n,t 4he ~ mi a-,a
4wcrtv.two nrof..a;nr to he 1oVa1 voted for
1hc hii1 and thirty lem ocr,ts werr .h.ent
~ do+,9ed The n,ia,{a rnrmhera roted Az
r,,,oas. ror 4ho r,,l a9o..r. arro,d ror,..
-r1.,tf No,ton w,sht,7rT,s p.7,n,,,;cana ,n3
-ro,sneo. na,oo,-s+ Ts,s. Waes~s In
rnan ~ M, tuan raoc Mo--ssnn pnse
&c. snanaaNHa,r,s % ~ Enaan Thn.
- hsxe ~ siE Illinois conreThesas in con.
s... n..S ~ e .,1t.a "ro,nst IN, ~ nror,ds
Eases . wv 's se 49, 49, nssa ~ 4,e ~ n.astt
1919 Sans ralaea. ~ les ~. 49, ra1 ~ .ha-s +assas
as,',,as+a va - ~ ~ ~ a,a.t,an ~ '4~'
10 ~ nete n1'u .o1 es-es.on ~,
.an3ee "4e'oasau n. ~ Ae4npsie soleo'oi sne om
Aeeefa eloans Cooot Me4naoe. hepnoncans'
ana Nhee1ef, Dcmoc1a1i ooogea-bfo"n
-EidEadge, CoPperheads.
loWa voted yea: Meesrs. Aulsons Grinnel ,
Hubbard, Kasson, Price and Wilson, being
the whole delegation, and all Republicans.
Both. the Minnesota members, Donnel1y
and Window, Republicans, voted for the bill
The Kansas Republican member Wilder,
, 1864-05-02

Especial Dispatch tc the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. Loc7s, April 80.
General Rosecrans' order, forbiddins intcrfer-
ence with workmen who choose to work contrary
to the rules OF protective associations has cansed
great excitement among mechanics and others
interested.
Government has suffered rom strikes, and BY
the refusal Of combinations allow bosses to hire
apprentices and employ workmeu at less than ettp
ulAted tates.
The enrolled militia regiments are ont for inspcc
ton to-day, and everybody without pass ia arrest
ed BY the guard. TheE will coon relieve all regu-
lsr troops from duty in this vicinity.
ST, LoC1a, April 3d. Congressman Hall writes
from Washington that credits OF enrolled militia,
re-cnliated veterans, and culored troops, reduce
the quota Of Missouri to $50. Negro enlsstmeatt
eince the 1st Of April more than coTes this, freeing
Niesonri frnm drnt.
, 1864-05-02

Latest from Gen. Stee1e's EIped1tion.
Espcclsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Fsncclsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CA1no, May 1.
VIM, jacks, q member Of Congress from tho I'd
District, Arkaneas, sgas here this morning. Hear-
:rp rumors prevalent that Gen. Steele had been
defeated, and being Just from that Generals head
nnarters be furnishes me with the following sate-
ment for publication:
"sneh a renort cannot be true. lam direct from
I3ttle Rock. / was at Geu--Stee1es Adjntane
Generals headquarters Oh Sunday evening last
stte1 eupper. Gen. Steele Vas then In quiet pos
session al Camden Price WAS reported to be for
tffyfnr at or near Wood1awn. 1t Helena heard
renorts from rebel eouzees that Price had cut
steele m badly before Camden, In that State The
rtbel news suppose to be the foundation for the
reno,ts nreyaleat here that Steele had been defeat
cd. There can be no intelligence hero from that
srnr Inter than Tuesdey Last. ltrayelled With Mr..
Rogers. member Of Congress fron the I'd district
cn route for Washington, from Helaua to Mem
nh;s Rorers left Little Rock On Tuesday mosn-
3nr- and there they had no information Of the
defeat of Steele's army.
rsnccal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ~
niywp7rI.. Aur51 18th, via CA1so May 1st, 1874.
r1aa~n hy tha steamer tycoon just from Daval 8
B1ua that small bands Of gucf1las are stu intest'
ite the country about that place, committing dep
relations npon citizens, interfering with the navt-
,,ntiou Of Whito River. The report reached Du71
.a1'e Bluff that the enemy is concentrating in that
nt1rbborhood. Kcavslry force was sent out On
the morning Of F1tdsy I'D Inst, for reeonhotter
anc nurnoses. III noon Of the same day the que
ri1]as were met th}ttY miles ffoza The Blaf. deter
mined to hold their position, and being In aoa'
, 1864-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.


xrw YORK, april ?o-The REV. g 9tp PR e,ssa en-
sa Ss, r. + essss1n @sfsasaas5 sse Is
come 1 o3s .of~ ,nd invoices aeT The ntw sara hill
,hsar Gs1o ,ase ere from tRs tRs
a1ts iieseat ts az af 70 sas
withaIs"a O. cnsc Tic receipts at the Custom,
Fnx Hanss for duties hayo during the P5saent
,.c'E the enormous figure Of neasiy a,u@uo u
Sn}1ars. annost exclusively IN coin.
, 1864-05-02

interesting Military and Congressional
Matters
(Speeia] Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.1
WASHINGTON, april 50.


{Specaa1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.3
WASHINGTON, april 80.
NATIONAL CERRIScy.
The Senate rushed through the National C0tEcn-
cy bill in Committee OF the Whole to-day and
agreed to ali the amendments OF the Finance Com
n4ittee, with the understanding, however, that
amendments should be made to the State taxation
section when the bill comes Into the Senate- At a
Quarter past two o'clock, Messrs- Brown, Dixon,
Fessendcn. Harris, Hicks, McDousal, Sesmlth,
Pomeroy, Richardson, Eaulsbu,y. Ten Eyck, Trum-
bnl,, Wade and Wright, were found to be abtent,
md leaving the 6cnate without quoru.u, necessi-
ratins On adjournment without further action on
the bill. Mesera. Ten Efck and TrumbnI are alb
sent on account Of sickness In their families. Mr-
Wade has not returned from Fort Pillow, and Ar.
Fessenden is confined to his room by sickness
AKNT APPROPRIATION ELL.
The Committee Oh WayB and Means haTing re-
ported back the armJ appropriation bill with tho
Senate amendments, Including one eQuauzing the
nay Of while and co1orcd soldiers, recommending
TINT the Uouae concur, Mr.. schcnek offered, as =
substitute the bill reported by him from the Mill
tary Committee Yesterday. The vote was taken
hy sections, and all Of Mr. Schencks amendments
rejected except one limiting the bounty Of colored
volunteers, In free States, who were enrolled and
subject TO tic draft List fall to hundred dollars
TIE section substituting the let OF May for the 1st
Of Janna1y as tho time when the increased paS Of
the coloted soldiers begins, was rejected BY Feas
IS. nays G5,
Tue section sese1yfng portion Of the pay Of col
ored troops TO support their families and Felatsvc4.
was rejected after Winter Davis had spoken briefly
aeainet it, by yeas IL, nays not counted Kellogg
Of Michigan voted against his colleague in the NIL
ttsry Committee on these questions. An amend
ment proposed by the Committee OF Ways ant
N..na xo. adnntad fivjnt- full nav to coluFed vol
, 1864-05-02
PASSAGE OFTHE lNl ERN5L TAX
BILL BIZ THE HOUSE.
!. iSpecinl Dispatch 10 the y. T. Uerald.l

VA6SAGE OF TUE 1h1k1NAA TAX 1A14A III AA1 AUlbE
The lax bill VAS completed and passed to-atGht,
and goes to the Senate tomorrow. Although It has
been put through in IN unusually short tine lof 70
sRS Jas
Fpecs has been improved since II was 1rst report
ed by the Committee Of Ways and Means. Nearly
to it, and Immediately upon Its passage the House
9tMos, Of The amendments agreed upon III Con-
mittee Of the Whole wrre adopted by The House
The rates OF taxation have N many respects been
largely increased the figures OF the comrat1ec-
ne 10 m mike tactious opposition, and although u
be1a ase entiSely y % sstisaed Win t. 8t j. i 6ea!sd
prcscnt tine, Il Il estimated that the amendments
adopted will Increase the fevcnue under from ay
= one hunored millions ;'. ofGF w1t
Mr. Washburnc succeeded thls evening, by ten
majority, in ene1afting provision in Il pros1d'1g
aeoas az Whieh lid mot not pala ans ts1 on 1ae j.. q
Nay and thirty cents additloaa on r. easn as sS aa@
a the 5stss Of he aeaeE prnee of taxing
sie has 10 pereistentiy refused htheFto to CONCUR
10 It manT friends oI the bill vino were favof3o!e
n Fine tax regretted Its inrodaction, not onty ~
likely to lead TO deny in the final passase Of re
nn en a5% @no q desea 70 voae a.
14afority Of the opposition members did vote
against 1t, while Others dodsca 1t;
MI HteTenA the chairman Of the committee o.
Ma{f M{11 Sa9 ~. hsn 1ts namn wan called was appa-
Me ~ @ u, ,,rrh ;rtercsscd in The psrnsal of
Newspaper, and eon,G aoa oeitss NC voted a.ainst
Tendst2n, Q. "a s,en1uns s11 MnorT and How we're
IT. ana Meaals nLcun. G.,snt, nds1 Kernan. Hadford
absent. Messfs. 1anspl H.. ooF, nnnnc+.ts ynssd fs
Holman and 9haelz sincrir IN ens and nearr will tic
majority 10 perfect IT, All the Peace Democ1ats-
and some who CLAIM 70 ps ~ = ~ sau.ic -n5 wii it
II hG Geetse the @nsdats attention OF
1nat body. oo,
TEE n hISoRns S,sRo.s =. ths neze aec.
The eiSsd nogsf bp P1Feeeeaadd y Wood W:
so much Of ;be seyenh section OF tns as' o.! o. ~
n9 9a 1tpaied I'D lie secsesszS ol the Teasas1
Dc directed 10 refund and pay all moaess @17 O.
, 1864-05-02

Trouble Among tho KndIans-s7t]ttary
Matters.

ispectsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
81. PAC1, April ~
1t has been asce1tatncd that the Indians arc in
thirteen towns on the Minnesota river
Over half million bnBhels Of wheat {s In sto7n
awattiug sbipment- This il more than h.s rver
been In store here before. 1t shows the richness
Of cur crop, notwithstanding the drouth Of list
year. =
Gen. hfbley has received \ dispatch from Fort
Abe4c4omnae announcing that On the I'd the lndi.
, 1864-05-02

WAsumorox, Maj 1.-4he information received
from the Army Of the Potomac tonight, states that
that the troops which went to Madison c. House
on Thursday and burned the town to ashes. It IL mol!
known whether 1t Wis done By orders OF not
Gen. Burnside visited Gen. Meade last night, and
came in yesterday repoft Lees srmy Is 5000
strong, with g, coo effective cavalry all In good
condition. with ten daYs supplies and the railroads
running night and day bringing up relufofcemcuts
Advice. from Culpspper Court House list oven.
Ing report everyth1nst quiet IN that vicinity.
, 1864-05-02
CHICAGO MONDAY, MAY2 1854.

force. An engagement epsued resulting in The
capture Of thirty Of the enemy, the remainder be-
IMP put to tll.hr. Among the prisoner were one
colonel, several line officers. which they duly
tuned orcr to the commandant 1t Duvals Bluff
for his disposal. It is thought this reyerse will
for time, have the effect Of keeping the rebels
uuiet On the banks Of the river.
, 1864-05-02

Bos7ox, May lin the Massachusetts Senate
YESTERDAY, the Committee on Federal Relations
reported eerfes Of resolutions In relation to Ma
uonal Affairs fayoring the prosecution Of the war,
and pledE1ne the resources Of the state In Its sup
stitution abolsbing slavery and declaring that
the President haa discharged the duties Of LIS Of
dee with fidelity, sagacaty, and courage, and thst
his administration desesEes tho confidence Of the
rfepIe,
, 1864-05-02
FROM. LAFAXE'T re.


=
lspeeial Dlepatca % tne Co1caso Inonne.I
LAFAYETTE. Ind.s May ]. 1854.
Indiana Ia responding n~o'y to the State. call
fer the hundred DAY Service Lafayette is ab'azo
With enthusiasm. Seventy patflotlc ladies' ol the
youth and beauty Of the city have volunteered to
taAe me pl2ce o1 INC cle1As "uo Eo' anu pa'l1ote
proprietors pledge them their situations and sa'-
aries.
Rev. Mr. McMulleu snd Rev: Mr' Rtco, Metlo:
dist and NsW School rEehoyterahn ccrgymen, each
consecfate eon to the service to 60. sad Nc
Mullen addressing ms con ana II you ia''' your
father viii III the sap, for shall have lived too
locg II I survive the hepublic" Noble words.
H. y. Sample leading porK mefenaht' contrib
nted use huaofeo ooha1s' 'ou' iatuae' oue tno0~
sand doiiate. ;
Two thonsahd c1nzena JON III apes'uon 10 Tue
oosta e1 tonmss,ons,s m '' " 10y uoaAsa ooAn'J.
49, Aoe, ~ o.ulc1 i1'seeasoI, n 1a' ofsauheu
company. Tho Gelman turner's nave oFs'anlzed
another. Two additional companies are partly o.
:anizeo anu sne "os8 Goes bravery o.
Ihe eonf1ctlon gains erounu tnas tne coppe1oeaa
faction OF me hottn"est' ee''alcna'ea IGN Al
sympathy win the saccesaiu pfosecuaon o1 tne
Tar, Fho e1fgeefate our oelea'e ano aeprees1e
cur T1clor1es, are f1pe aor refolnuon up"
on the heel OF any great disaster winch
In the tickle fortunes Of War may pos
Ribly betah sour A1tns. This: eonTletion ts
Strengthened BY the open aud aTo"ed hostility OF
the hrc-ln-thercar press, which refusing to be com.
fored for tho fall OF Plymouth, have no word osen-
cUurngement Tor q movement which strengthens
the national arm With powerful corfs de TeseTEe,
and in effect senas one hundred thousand veterans
to the front.
The duty of1oyal men II c'car; the romance OF
the wnr Is orer. The hour Of trial may be near at
y1af+4
, 1864-05-02

NEW HAVEN. ,Msy 1.-The largest fire that We
The n,eiodeon factory OF Treat Il Davis, the car:
riauc factories OF Hale & Co., J. i. Goodrich and
Buncc 4 Co, tho silver plating shop Of G. dal.
hraith, tho Davenport mission chapel. two private
man whose name could not be nsccrtstned pcrlsh-
cd in the flames. Total loss by DIRE was from
$S5,0C0 to ESQ, ,tU0. Insurance on which Is about
S33NQ.