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8lSbli9 fu6r CT enippr aug bent Id,weren
Starre1-im Iuse lu6te Elm &reiIe lumber
unb ntnfte bem Snasen Grancuis, felIen
Stirn BON elmer breiten Sautpunbe serriIIen
mar, = iein Singer heutete binans auf
oa8 Wafler, no in rem WeIlen Der leid
ten 8ranbun9 elm @e9enitaup duf unb
nieber trieb.
@inen Bid mari Der &nabe babin. oann
mar er in brei @prnnsen i'm @a1ler uno
taudte ipie cine WiSrpe IN bic Ttutb. 8eni
sc 9lusenblide parauF bate er bsit tret-
benben @esenltano erreid,t, ieiue l5unb er.
faBte i'm uno idpang i'm bod ittsr cem
9aupt. ea ~
Ginen 9u6elruf Der 8apIeren antpprtete
ibm e8 mar Der Gtas1enltcf Der Staparifa
nit Dem grim biauen Wimpel ppn Mpntspis
bsr, auf pelden perarlpeno bic eriteu@trab
len Der aufgebsnpen Sonne fielen
llnb Die erIten S!rablen Ger Come, aus
benz Belimeer en,pcrltei9eno. fielen auf ben
tapfern Reliesteit-abcr iie lieien ouf cinen
freten Wann! s 1h ''1
anfnad ben Dant pas! -
4Jprtlesung tplet)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-08

Das Qidt be8 Cages fies i'm SItelt EN-
por. gin Der lanoiaeu flu6en &ilte ltanb in
mirren @tuppen Die OfannI9aft Der prsi
Spiffe, nit ben Sermunoeten uno bem gluS.
lupen per 8rpte belddftigt, prer ouf ihre
Wafien 9'ltiiet, binausi&aueuo auf Die meite
Slahe bes meer1bnlthen Strome8
/. Der Wprsenipino Serltreute Die yfebel. mie
Der einfallenbe 9Splf Die Seerpe Der 2dtnmer
Die gDrad5 Der Corvette uno Ger Nmurpl8
maren bis gum Dafe,lp;eStl nieper9sbrannt
unb idmlr3sr 8aud lpit5te IiA rcn tbntn
empcr, bic Triimmer Conception, eerenpul
perfammer 5eitig 9enug ba8 Teuet erreidt
triebeit auf osn 0olltr. Die 6lammen Der
@rploiicn battt,r fidb Der 8risontine Ger SIS
oerolilten lltit5etbeilt, uno bod ouf rpirbsIs
te. bic Geuerl1nle an Iauperf unb Molfen,
tpdbreno bic Wonni idaft itd in bic 8rcte
fln@tete. l'lf4s4 5'7ia1 '2a a
Das Nbmiralidifl bate melt senus suriif-
9elsat, nm auBer Der brinSerDfen @efabr gu
iein, aber Die 0srtpaftung an letnent Sten-
gen uno 5atelmert mar furdtbdr = baSSdiff
nidt piel be1ier als Elm gGrad Sour Die Swei.
te 5reaatte Der 6Sberalilfen mar nit perbdlt
r1bndBis serinser geI4dpt9una pappn
sefommsn unp befierte bcreito eifri8 5a=
parte. 80 sA.
SIN SreiIe Der 8ulrerbantpf unb glut
bebeftsn Mdnner filieete Die iunse 8rau III
.beiBem cunfenSen @ebet fitr bic 8ettuns bes
@atten, Ger. an ibrfr esite fieb ND. Die glr-
me iber bic ldper atbnencs Srult 9etreu3t,
binausI6aute arf bic rau9cnben Triirnmer,
Die perfinfsncen 3eusen icine8 0fubms unb
leiner Gbaten. Sin S4iffer rbne Sdiife-
elm 6abrer pbne 5err- nur bic tpeuisen
I@etrenen um ibn unp bic setpaltise Sraft in
Der eisenen 8ruif maren ibm sebliebem.--.
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g., 3 iratp, fe Dtrionen,

pter SOlae mele it su perserat9en bsabT9ea, uab G
ptsTler Sdolde peer etnGS Geeren Sueerniles bewns
inb iplten unpersl8d Dr. ScHnfrn Su Ratbe stebeH.
que 2tnSerne gessn Sis be ebells cOsr eets9s Ger
G 86ptung fer ibrefbIten Nrt, perSen bnel 1rirt.
8erjentee pei)er Ger Bfbdnbluna ltb Turpree bpn
Or pbnUn uterjctt tdnn ibn, ais etnem @brenmatne,
ptne Burt m anoertraun ub 3aoert@Hd nuf etne artt-
ttd3e @teIhiflidteit cerlaiIen. .JcC ,sl9hr H rTI
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6efGbrltne Rrenfbsit.

ggenn Der rre8eletete untluSe Singing ausftntst ta5
CT ben Setm btse tmer'bdftsn Hranbeit In @ auisenUm
men bat ge>iebt es biii3 haB etn un;eses SGamSe>
fabl rper bic Burd @ntbedun5 tbn Gbi9red f4 an
sne gu penben, au wel@s Ct in 8el5e brr gritebuna e
partet lanse bt rt Spmptpme riee8 6redIen ebeIs,
pis g. ei nit @eiGw entjuntetee sails cine bSie
ae G&mer; i'm 8ppfe uu6 in zen @liefern, Ibaate tes
@eidts Gaubbet Answ e ter 5aut 8rrten hen Stts
nen lno grmen ninnen i'm (Sete unb ben Grtremitd.
ten 9 3tsen, tpe bum fee uebsI NIT elmer iGreclen
bic aenfnDen einfa eng bas Spr brr frtbaren Rranf-
bett ei @eatritanb res ietts rrSunb Ter Sob ienen
fbredlfen 1eiern fa6nr6 e @nee madt bds er bn mad
tenem 2ante Qn1t etn Refenher ;urftehrt.
GS III ene rairer &fatiate, taB S1uienee bieier frrt
barren &ranhet sum Sprr aaen, tn GUlse Der nsei i'd
fidte unptlente prabttr mel6e turd Nnweuouus eatS
tosen Cities Res Me f;rs sie gcnitrtiDn pernten unb
ben 9e eea yefenS IN Gin elenos Oaein rerwaueeln.
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1unae QIute,

bic M hur beim1ide Cater seIdwdG bnben, Sic lie 70 oft
bpien 2euen pier In Der Sue lerren heren Jpl
gen e alnddtltb fpIre1 ielbt I'M Sdafe burd gputU
men, bic, un9etbeft bic @be uumS9It6 MAIDEN nn6
te tpun. Spe @ercnen nie- berrr ie entreien IN tie
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NnS Dem Seben 0aribQl0i'S
tgon Sir Sotn OfeteIiTe)
Muf Senr ga 9sIata.
(Tprtfebuu1.)

Der Commodore @artbalpt IApana lid,
out Die 6dn9enlattenoitter Der 0uppe. Nuf
gDieeerleben, Nenliral! Viva la Unidad
Seine ;Piitplen tnallten aesen Die bid)t ee.
f9aarte NenSe, Die cine Der &ugeln Itreifte
beg 4oniirals re9te 9SanSe uno auf bas
Si9noi dntpUrtste cine furdtbare 0reitle te
Der hoh9eridteten uno bic an tie Wiineune
nit 8artdtI9en selabenen &arrnaben Der
Corvette NIT elmer Salpe Der Tlinten unb
piltclen Der Manridaft, beren perbDbners-
bes 8ipaseI6rei fid in ben Donner Ger
5erIdmetternoen perni9tenben Sage mil6te.
NlS fi9 bic 6Soeralilten ron Der Seripir.
ratig, BON bent cntiebltGen 8lutbabe, cas- bic
70 ncbl bere6nete, in folder Ndbe abgefelt-
erte 2o9e unter ibnen anSeridtet bate, err
hplten, uno nit Wutbse 9rsi in boS Satel=
pert enlpcrflimmten, nm rpn bier iid auf
bdS ibnen pcln Dsf unerrei6bare g hiff Su
ftir3en, mar Die Staparifa leer - fein
Monn meper i'm 9afelmerf, nod auf bent
nit SlntIpurclt unb Socten be,deten Oed
81 le9en. M
Die Grlten nno Gntersr ltiir5tn ell cas-
8olperf be5 8ad6pr6S-burd ben Sdleier
beS Nebels laben lie bunfie WG0en duf rer
Ttdde res StrpmeS rem llIer gu lid, bewe
gen, bic gpcte Der llnitarIIten. Gin juheln=
ceS 5pbnSeIdrei brang Selleno beriibsr uno
mil1te Ii6 nit ben GerpinIGangen II. zen
9iltrlenIfiiiIen Der 8,tosensn ~
Abet aus ben pffenen 2uten bs8 SAiffeS,
aus Den Stldpfprten unb SaiItenfenltern
itisg ein pi4ter Quam berrpr, ridter, ltif=
tentet, ais Ger ipeiBe wullenba Mprgeilnebel,
Bon benz Stunpf beS srpEen @aass Der tpire
bette es auf erlt i9wdr5 uno i9per, brnn IN
6itueelnben bellen 6lGnmen. bic an bsm
6pl3 unb ben tbeersstrdnften Goueli empprs
liefen uno iiber bic Wantun9en uno ole Sez
gel 5iin9elten.
Der benz Seemann 10 furdttare Guf:
Incendio Incendio erflan9 BON alien
@eiieu. Die 8efeble Der Sffi5isre, oa8 G3e=
Idrei btr Otannidaft itei9erten bic @erwir<
run8, Bccte lpu1oen aua9eIett, nm biz 55re@
Satte 5trif5uidleppen, nit roienoer 9tn-
ltrenSuuS drbeitsten in bemTauperf bieWia=
trplen ppn 0uenp8- Pipes, I'M a8Sdltff fret
gu ua9en ppn ben rer0erbliden 8erfnp@
tl1noen.
Nfit Nutb i'm 6er5en I91ute Der Ibmiral
ppn tetnem Oed ouf Die orpbenre 0etabr,
bic 0tdsel i'll Die 5ufenoe 8ruit ge9roten
bSrte er Die 6apparte Der Sffi5iere, melde
Die Melpnn9en bradten 0pn Ieiucr Sttl.
lung aus fcnnte er isben pie BRET ntddtiye
Jfaudldulen aus Dielem peiBen 0fetelmeer
empprittssen III ben WnrSenbiumel, bur9=
5udt BON liAtsn Tlammen, bic gtsd, electri-
lden 6untcn all cen Wtoiten in bic 6Sbe
llefen. Die 5tpette 9resutte uno Die gri<
gnnttne betanben it4 falt in herIelbeu 9efibr>
ltdsn 9a9e ipie lein ciSeneS @Aiff.
Damn plDblid Elm eemaltiseS araGeu,
etn Srcm bon 6eur, idmur5eu 9iaud.unb
Erummeln, brsit binauf sen 5immel!
Sos 2eute, lp8 /! GS gilt guer 1eben !
Die meri9en nod unperwunpeten SffBere
ipr0n9cn lebit nit ben 8eilen gum &oppen
IN rts Nantun9en = nit 9emaltt9en! 8uf
lGte itq bic S e9atts aus Der perbdn3niBorl.
lenllmld dlin9ung uub 9ehprGt> irieper ibren
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glalteb be5 t6nslidn GpGesum5 Der 9Dunb1r3e tn Gpn
brn @raburter erien ntecjtaen @caesen ter
ger Staaten Ger ben srpE Stel eines 9etens tn ben
6piptt lern cpn 2paeon Nart Ybabslpbid nO anberen
@rten 3ugebrat bat sinse ber runeei bdten 9eHnsea
rolenre rpn Re tte @ebdts ssr Nttei;tn metB I'm
sabts 9etenee bic Sbrenauen 9erp6tat no anser"n
Srarfteiten ltten iplhe A. 3. el Ole BET pl5slen @e
rduen AT iebr srreden bic Su rt errHten bel sertnaen
Rleiniareften IL / N. purben auaenbltdItd aebetlt.
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9eiRta.

Dte f@rsdbtden irtnnscn bes 9aers nb ebr ;u fnr&.
ten @erl ees @ebd6tniles 8errirruns ter Sheen @t-
brtdtbct Der eesfdfte b6e 9lbnuu9en Nbneisuns opr
Der 5eeu6at u6t adj gfniamteie, aRtstranen 9eetn
i& ittf. Sur8tiamfeit II. ~ nO sinse ter i6lmmsn
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Oraaniif,e ShwGde

urb unperse seseIt uuS bic srne Sraft pitOsr Serge
Sic @be unS NaGtpnmtndait nnm6etd matt, f,cft sas
2pcs Dere Bic t1ren Sci eul1aen unbs lOnnen frSbnen
Snge 2eue fno ;u eit Sl MusbretfunSen seneet, etI
lie ceren 5pleen utd gennI tennen obsleth e aud bur1
Strittren Reberf9laeen I'm Surn Stetn ub anbere lr
laden enttefsn fann 70 M e bod metaenttel cine 8rse
daanen baB te Rra Der Grseuss eter bon Denen uerr
rem iprh bic @ beimten 9afern creeben ais bon Dsnen
bic ba peie finb. e..
- Sfftee: go. Z @ib,6rebertdltr.,
fteben Tbaren Spn 8altin,creltr., Gffltae Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
gRan merle iid gdmen unb ausnummer, 6enn unwiIen-
be nb treerifte 9anater, hrtrtebene unb gerenlDie
Quadialber S6ubttder etiefept6ler, StraBenretn9er
nno Qdntpenpuser H. M. B3 regelmdbtse &er3te
unb iauern ansepsen ben Dr. pbnfpns 8ui In Der Ndbt
s NS. ALE Srtee miien einen YOlf-Stamp enbaIten.
Gint (5etlro8 n 2 8aqen 3n8e'taest.
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jl.!fe.. her NSreTe.

Die rtele Sauiente pele pSteuS Ser leten eben;ebn
Sabre In beer NnItat rrt ru ben uno bic Mense mid
aer munbarS Stideh Ererd iGncL wele 3r. pbnfpn aus
fubrte fnen ee 3situnss Rappcrre np cele nnoere
alen ,nterridte irurS, enei d in 8esus einen
gboafter ais gbrennanr ii 8eJus auf Gbaraer unb Sc
spienpaItsfet ub Seiteneen cine bnrciGente @erabr'
leifuns ats9S 4tAtf 4F.ti 3f+14A- teiigla
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cinl,ze sri ner.

beipnbrs pe6s tie Cper re ateimsn 2a1ers seEprben
ut has jibrl; - ptle &duienae ii s1 81 frteS GrGb
reiet mete tuN Vre ereabeEen Eolente ntutdelten
geranbSfraite nit be 0pnner Ger 9ceftiamtett ben e-
nat begeiert uo Qer bsduberte Zone etlcf thber
rpartsil n69en 10 nit opaem @ertrancn nahen.
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o3eioi,eyrs IL Eead).en I!

Or Sphnfrn bete. allen 9enen feline 6Tlie an, HeIde 1
turd plbe eetele uno uinarltde, Self unb RGrper ser
nGrente r bic Mrbet bic @eie0fbae une tte unGbs
maCbenbe 9afer neidmIht tabsu s -..ee e1
ier no nae traprisen unb tetiasensnertben SOL
een tcr iriibsn Gewrbnbeen res qafers Sdw DE i'm @t-
Ten un6 ben @lefern, Gmer;en i'm Rcpf S6mie ceS Ge-
Fts @ey1 Der u feltraff ertlOpFen ne b6fe llnrube
Naseni9wac lnCrbnuns her 8erbauunes Sreane, Guse.
metne @nttrduns SpMptcnte Der Shwtubi1@t. HTfa
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DR.. Johnston,
Der stn,!9s arst, psldsr anjsi3t
Ba1timore eDa,9ofpital.
3us nntsrO.afuns Der QuadIal6srsi stabltrt.
Der ein5tSe plab In Der Wslt, 100 li4srs,
iAnelle unb q, iinpltGe Ruren IN
aeheim &ranfhetteu

eenad perten ais ba nr: 5usunssundbisteit S9ttd9e
in &aden nb ben @iiepern Gnunounsen her yisren
sendpaGe afatttgtet Nieterseiblasenbe. 8erfdnbes-
fdwdte Ser5teprn S3i6ernbeit 3ittern, 1usenihwSde
SdwtnbeI SppfI6mer3, GhtSdn6nns IS Saes, Ser gtae
Der Qunee bt5 Waaens Ger @tn9elpee ure dner lener
lletel be BON eeien otteime ,vctntt ten Der Jugenb
pelfe ttren Sprn eeitr1ibet aS ais ter Strnen @e.
fang bcn Gedtrten te3 lelIes terrbren nb ntdt
;es setetlt werbf tbre eidnencIten rfnunsen eernt
ten ed9wdde Ger ernftuon perucrbrneen ete Gbe una
nSaliG MAIDEN Aab slsst Cen S0rpe EhS Stnh eriSrtn
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Pm Glgmye.

Or. Sphnfen III ter einiiBe re9emlbie sebbete Mr;t
wefder bic Seuna eepen Rranttetie dMSetet Gttre
Mttel unb 8e9aneluns inO alea Anssrsn sdna9 nnbt-
& VI Y UTs @ xssss s .,
bes aub atte. nSmlit; GnsIanb Hran.red unb in bent
Bcdes 9bfdtelpbtd H. no. nnS Bat cine oesetn
tere WrortS ais ane anbereA 9ler3te Der gDelt.
Der relder fa Der gfeee bes DR. Sptnipn antem eibt
tann fs certrapen iene SIRE aIs Wsnn uah etxe Ot.
fGidIthtettdls artt. MatR gLA ri a.
az Cf{gee: SO. 4 8 at. Srtbtrid nsate, Nases
Sanb pen @oltsnsrears nebea ser ,Mrbsitetoae" 20 q
Gauttrantbsisen wssbsa l&wsa ettsiIt.
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! . :

b6enten taS Elm eenter Ge pb Gin scimstr &6rrfr he
nrtbren i9fen Grfereernie sur eteliden @lndelireit
no Sa rtne tieie mrS bic &tie res 2ebn CUR trarsen
9ilsertabrt. Die usiteu hes geb nS eernhfrn lid iup
lid bic eee m:rS ererifien bon gerspcuno
IandUlifhen g3eradtnnsen rag uns bic 5teasen welbe
Ibeere eeuieBen rerwetsert linb. -rs- IN a-t'4
, 1864-06-17

Matters Military and Congressional.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsH1SoToN, Thursday. June 16, 1861.
MILITARY MATTEns-
The 18th army corps, General McClcrnand, has
been discontinued, and General Canby Ia author
lzed to assign the troops composing 1t.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate to-day by a decided vote ret aside
tho bill establishing the Frcedmeu'e Bure1u, md
the bill repeating the 500 clanse In order to take
up .hc tarid bill.
On Nr. Wade'e motion, resolution'was adopt
I'd, ins,1ucting the Finance Committee to inquire
Into the engraving and printing Of the fractional
currency and all government securities, With
v!ew to see what safeguards have been adopted to
protect the pubc interests, and to Secure the In
teg1ity Of SAID curre1cJ and securities, what the
cost has been Of material. machinery and l1bor,
and what alterations have been made in the Trea-
eu4y building to accommodate the Printing Bu-
teau and at what cost. Power Is given to send for
perrons and 1apers.
TIE Houee concnE1ed in all the Senate amend
mente to the tax bill, In which the COMMITTEES Of
ways and Means recommended the concurrence
except that reducing the :tax onigross receipts
Of express companies from to ~ per cent.
The Committee RECOMMENDED non-coneuHeuce
in other amendments, reducing the tax on
gross receipts.
The section taxing eplf1te on haoa "as s1tlcken
ont in conformity With the Recommendation Of the
Committee, by 10 majority on the yeas and nays
yote-7a 10 G..
All The OTTER amendments Of Importance that
were concuyred In were as follows:
Licen.cs Of Wholesale dealers il raised from $a5
.Fishnoncers arc obliged, like butchers, to pay
so for license.
Gloycs, mittens md moceastns arc added to the
. lat OF manufactures sab3ect to s per cent Gd
The clause requiring foreign insurance conf
psnies to pay premium additional to $50 license
II stricken out. -:
The atnendments Of the senateto the gas section
were concnrred In and dnties arc 1xed as follows:
= hen monthly product is oyer 100000 cubic feet
ten cents PEI thoussud; products from two to tire
brndrtd thousand to dTe millions, twenty y-dEe
cebte.
The amendment reducing the tax On clarified OF
refined sucnrs above No. II, not above t8, duties
siautard, from thrct to three and one-hal{ cents
ptr pound.
, 1864-06-17

Tho Missouri Sna1kc Convent1on-Cop-
perAcad uclr.atcs to Ch1caSo-Gcn"
ctHl News Items.

Especial Dfspatch to the Chicago Ttibuoe.1
ST. LoC1s, Thursday, June 10, 1851.
The Copperhcad State Convention elected dele
ratcs to Chicago, about half Of whom have been
at sometime in custody or been assessed tor
treason.
To-dny, afte1 somewhat stormy session, fha
Contention on motion Of Mr. Bosy summarllJ laid
On the table all the motions and resolutions before
1t. Mr. 3. thought the Convention had disposed
Of III tho business that was 1esitmate)y before It.
and that continuance OF the session would result
in mischief.
A motion to adjourn to the first Wednesday In
septcrnbef was also msde By that gentleman and
carried.
The talk about the smizer farm rattle being
sxind1e, fs slander. The County Court has al
ready given Eat1antec deed to carpenter from
Davenport
The 1s5th ntioois infsntrJ, one hundred days
mcn, who have been In the barracks here fof
week or more lett this morning for Pilot Knob. to
which locality they havo been assigned for general
guard and ecout duty.
Corporal John Zeay, Of the enrolled M1ssourl
militia has been ordered to be shot on the first oi
next month. in Southwest Missouri, for the mpr-
der On the 18Th Of Eove1nber last in Dade county,
Of citizen uamed Barrabas Thornhil- The sen-
! tence has bctn approved by Gen. Rcsecrana.
, 1864-06-17
NUMBER 80. .

The eEns we're imported IN raw or untauns9
etate, having paid the required. import duty, and
theA tanned and dressed In manner adapting
the1n to manufacture Of the several articles. The
factories In this district never sold the skins Alter
they were dressed. bat manufactured them. hence
1t was unjust to impose double tar, first tie !In-
poyt dnty, secou3y the dressed. and third the tag
on the mittens sud gloves when manufactured.
The Senate bad Justly and wisely amended that
part Of the bill assessing tag Of per cent I'D
va1orum on the Increased value when mauufAc-
tured, and len the principal Of taxation the same
as it was In the osa Law. He did not ask for any
ents who we're perfectly willing to pay sVery inst
and far tax-
Mr. MORRILL,, Of Vt., replied, saying that
though the amount involved was small, the prfu-
cip1e was Important. There Was no more pro-
pr1ety In exempttng the leather spoken OF from
taxation than that naed for the manufacture OF
boots and shoes.
The House co1curred in the Sena.e's amend
nent that no direct tax whatever ehal be assessed
or collected under this any other act Congress
heretofore passed until Con2rcsa shall enact
smother Law requiring such sesessment and collcc-
tIon to be made AL the amendments having
been acted UPON, . committee OF conference waS
ordered to meet similar cornmlttee tson the
Senate on the d1sag1eetng amendments OF tho t"o
Houses. The House 1T II o'clock adjourned.
New Hnmp.hire tor Freedom
Conconp. n H., June 16-The House OF Repre-
fentativcs today, By vote Of 1oe yeas agatnst 1903
noes adopted resolution requesting the Repre-
eenta,tver Of this State in Congress- to do als IN
their power to secure the passage In tongresa OF
the proposed am endtnent to the Constitution,
aholishio2 slavery In the United States.
, 1864-06-17
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1854

tocraphs t.om enr1aye,s 9, small that stamps can
not be at1xed, whs concuEed IN:
}FTbe other amendments, in which the noose con-
Cured, were purely Eer'al and OF ehght In
This evening the amendments on which the
committee recommended pon-concufrence, will be
considered, and separate vote taken On those
which any member aeslres. ,, q.
The Tariff Bill today, but sections four and I've,
relating to wool and wooln manufAcsnres we're
put over till tomorrow, 1t the request OF Mf. Col.
LINER, who is uDweu. The amendments proposed
entire In this correspondence exclusively. wore all
adopted except thai relative TO manufactures Of
stee:-the duty On which Hns fIed ut IS per cent
adsnlorem, inste1d Of 90.
4 proposition from AT. Pouefoy TO make inc
duty on railo Dad Iron 60 cents per hundred weight
led to lengthy discussion: but TIE recommend4"
tfon pfthe Committee fixing 1t at u cents Was
1nn11y adopted. by - to IT..
New amen dmcnts from the Committee today
were adopted h1tng the duty on spool s'lk as 25
rer cent advaIc1eui. On acetate OF lead at 20 In
stead OF 10 cent? per pound. Ga steei wire 70 per
cent advalorem fnttead of cents.
NiW YORK. THURSDAY. june 1G-rhe Eosfs
m'itee will, next week, report bill to repesl the
draft Communication.
WAanlNaroH. June 1t,-There were 651 sealed
PROPOSALS for the $1,000. 900 loan: AZ q rough
bids opened to-day averaged about the sa1ne az
No formal awards ore yct made, Is the entire
ft ss yet t. snas% T S esa ~
and published day OF two ago, has passed both
Hontts Of Congress, 1t has not yet been presented
to President Lincoln for biz signature. Il Will un
doubtsd1y 30 approved BY him after his >retorr
The opening Of The bids Of the seventy Ave mil
lion loan was resumed this afternoon. The award:
win rot be nhde until Tomorrow.
, 1864-06-17

dents, +. N. Rosa, shebo5gan; ; Il. I. Ram, White
water; 4. F. Blakee1ee, LaCrusse; Recording Sec
retsry, J. b. Lambert, Of Fond dn Lac; Treasurer,
! \. Stone. of Neosha; E1ecutive comm.ttee. /.
kee; Wm. D. NeocaI, Of Prairie du Chen.
No business Of genera interest WAS transacted
The meeting next year Is to be held It Fond dn
LAe.
Official reports OF the loss In the 9Th regiment In
Virginia, from Hay 18th to June 7th, are: Killed.
three; wounded, seventeen; 1niBsing, one. The
loss in the 18th regiment, with sherman, nom May
27th to June 1gt, was tWo killed and seven wound
ed.
Twenty-three members Of the 1st heavy artillery,
discharged on the expiration Of their ttne arrived
here to-day. They will be mustered out and paid
OF Immediately.
dispatch from Governor Randall says one hun
d1ed and eighty veterans Of the I'd wisconsin reg.
i,Eent are On their way home. An elaborate pro-
gramme for their reception is published. It ID
hoped their commander will telegraph Immediate
ly their arrival in Chicago, snd state tho prob
able time theF will reach hefe
, 1864-06-17

Lntest from Stcciess ArmF-The De
feat Of Marin adnkc, &C.

NEw forK. June 15.-The New York 7F5bunes
Little Eoek, Pine DsufEs. Fort smith aad Duyaii's
LIEF. Little Rock and Pine Dim are strongly
defended. The sebel ntny in Arkhnsss sYe much
-cnttered.
The Rerald's correspondent With Gen A. ].
smtth'a eozps. eisce the details Of the pursuit Of
Mermaduke with The object Of driving him rom
tie 10th Of May, and laeted TWO hours. Mann.
dukc'a forces numhcred G,oN mounted infantry
and cavalry. besides three batteries The rebels
sippI 10 navigation for a time. Our forces being
iElartrr could not pursue. and re-embarked on tie
9Th fur Mcuphia.
, 1864-06-17

What the Christian Commission IL
Doing.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Christian Com
:r1atiou has sent through Washington IND Ealtl~
more over one hundred delegates since the change
Of basc, TO work among the wounded coming in
At ,lie IL bite House. Also, large quan,ities of
ZION 10 tbosc he> >e;otoEe eEpltyed between the
White HoUse and the troLt As many as 1ve
tcEtsc1 hoxc3 Of eto es have been GENT In single
Gay. 4 s!e1mt1g, barge and schooner arc char-
tired by the Commission to transooEt stores from
Wa hf1;eten 10 TIC b4s.- Some Of the store boats
o! the Uni'ed S::ts Sanitary Commission ar.
:1ose 10 .ng nc~ batc Of supply vita their usua1
-.ritary stores and relief n.ents. TheY rendered
I:4lilatfc sittlce At the Mhkie ao1se.
, 1864-06-17

NEW YonR, juno 16.-Tbc Heralds EeY West
care sporc. Mt ssys: de'etchment of Union
troop. m:rrhed from Fort Meye-s 10 Fat Meade,
is7nety mt]es, after Ener1laa, who fed on sig It.
head Of c.ttc, End drove them all into our lines.
Much prortsitns and forage acre also secured:
Scyenty-o Union prisoners sere released, aud
rtscucd. The expcat ion Was absent fourteen
d.ss, and marched over 20 miles. Three small
vessels, with varion3 c:rgoes, were also captured.
, 1864-06-17

O'Clock this Afternoon, "wednesday, the 45th,} re
wsa discovered on the lower end Of the draw pier
Of the Mississippi Rlser Railroad Bridge. at Rock
Island. which eoon communicated to the dtaw,
and in the course of IN hour or more burned so
thst the draw broke and fell into the river both
sides of the pier.
The loss will be quite heavy to the railroad com
time.
In the meantime, all passengers and freight will
hoYe to pass oyer the ferry.
, 1864-06-17

SHoo1p BAr11sr CuuEen-seTeza! OF the Baptist
congregations in the West Division are engaged
in the enterprise OF reproducing the First Baptist
Church building on the southwest corner otaunroe
ard Morgan streets. Tho building has been taken
down carefully, and will be put up without altera-
1Dent to tbat part Of the city. Dr. Colvcr, Of the
Tabernacle Church, viii act as pastor Of the new
church.