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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
THE RECENT CON TO RICHMOND"
Movements near Petersburg
GENERAL PRICE STILL GOING
AHEAD IN MISSOURI.
GENERAL FORREST STILL AT WORK.

The Washington Chronicle of ls: inst. received
last night We suboin tie most interesting news
ral cAPrUsE OF BArrIRYlHARAIsoz-BIRsEYi ADVANCE
TO RICHaoED.
Tho following is Gen. Grants report Of tie recent
events below Richmond:
HELpoRs CHARMS FAbN
SPIT 70 -l04S A. N.
Agj. Gsa Hallsek:
General 0rd's corps advanced this morning and car
red the very song fort6cationa and long line of in
trenehmenLs below Ohspns Firm, With some fifteen
pieces of artillery and from 200 10 500 prisoners
Gen. Old was wounded in the leg, though not dam
gerously.
G,ueral Brney advanced Of the samstims from Dsep
Bottom and carried the New Market road and ipaspeh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
PaoM MISSOURI.

La,o news has reaches US of Prices operation, in
Missouri through the Baltimore american OF the ~ h.
OF course, this jaurns which belongs body and soul
to Lincoln, places the worst phase it can with any chow
of propriaty upon Pfoe's achievement in the West.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS , oMp'Y,

IIVHNONU, OCT. {, IcOf.
THE public are notified that in consequence
Of our aevey cltrss being With the Lo es
impossible for US t, deliver money sges Their places
tusiGess
All person expecting money by ex rsss win OHes
and rec i've 1t. N. J. HAMILTON
OBJ Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

Gscrg, W. Batter s1 ts~ffGn,mb# Of the ash
Virginia Battalion,
, 1864-05-04
R E M OVAL.

]. T. JRWETT has removed his Boot and Shoe t
TO 157 DEARHOHN STREET,
0unc stts the Post Office op14el9 ftuct
, 1864-05-04
INTERESTING FROM the SOUTH
NIERrIEE BETWEEN i IExICly AyD in
ILLINOIS CEyERiL.
Gen. Nc cC1erunnd and Gen. Cor
Inns Exchange Visits.

Correspondence ofthe Missouri Denoctat,1
PASS CAvALlo, Texas. April 10, 1851.
The soldiers had somewhat recovered from the
excitement attending the arrival, n this port ol
Aptor General MeClernand our old General, under
whom we fought 60 many blrd bat les and won 50
many proud MANIFESTATION he and his etaf took
The trip By stage from Brazos Santiago to Bocs
Chtca, aud thence to Brownsville, would be OF
much greater interest TO the a:rlcuturlst thin thu
eet Of merchant vessels. watching for ca earso oi
cotton probably, md = French man Of war. An
other ras said 10 haYe been here a few days ago,
and sent out Jawl to take soundin.s OF the en-.
trance to the rirer and having on tbs bow for pro-
On ApsiT "a general inspection, was made o!
the n m 5s nG5R9s ana
Major General Heron, catnc off nueh as hundreds
Or o. other = .ecieTs haze, to desctiptioas Of which
datory adjecttvea. 1t had, however, one d1stio-
gn1thlng feature, In the presence Of the famo2s
Mexican General, juan r. corttnas-now Cover
listers. Though he might be suspicious Of placing
himself in Te3ns. yet, with NATURAL conddeace IN
b1a,e man. he frankly accepted the Invitation OF
Atte. !hs review, they AZ sat down tegcshe: to
siiaf, where 20 edo5s had been spared to pleaaa
Iar grace md courtesy Of spaniarls, unsurpassed
amooc nat,onR. Though some spoke only Spanish,
ard others only English, yet. there were none Of
those solemn panses, OF dad LOCKS, Or even drsys,
itat often Infect dinners where all speak one Ian.
guagc. GratIded BY tho attention paid them, con1-
dent that they were properly. appreciated, the din
ner passed of with toasts and speeches soea! con
cordial good feeling md viracious enjoyment ~
the part Of NIL.
Gen, Cortiras and stat were then escorted to the
ferry, and crossed over init Mexico, with hearty
cheers trcm the Union soldiers.
Soon after, npon invitation, Gen. McGlc1nanl
went over 10 Visit MataEotas. The artillery
hclclcd cut its noisy welcome, and al the church
bells Joined In With happy clangor, to tell how
rlnd and proud they were to recognize IN the visit
OF one or her che:taina the friendship OF the great
republic. After = short yisi. be was escorted
back to the river By Gen. Cortinas, not, howeycr
until he had accepted Invitation for himself and
sfafr to formal dinner on the morrow. On again
crossing the river tho General WAS lccelEed By an
cec6zt OF cavalry md accompanied By the Governor
70 his palace, there TO be salnted with salvo Of
artillery. In the evening ali proceeded 70 :rand
bai. In the hal Of the Custom ffouse.
, 1864-05-04
FIl O1I MISSOURI AND TEE
BORDEN G&.
a Rumored New Invasion Of Mis-
souri,.


I6pec'el Dispatch TO tue ChlesEo trloune.l
of. Aoo1s' ma5 D 1os'.
aos'teb 1oIn lexington NO. anu hausas e''s,
sta'e 'oaI a 'e1y eenefs! aiasm e1ts's, eaaseo
OF INC reports Of Qucn1feus entrance mo Ine
e'ate' a. wv "eAu " ae'eta' sanuieu meus
r''ooe[ VI euanS teoe's nase @ la'ely oeen p'cAso
W - oo4nson, as oasAson aau Iass Ioaa'''' "No
ns,ls eoaE o'l, ~ ~ 5 !o'ss r,.
'e' eo".aAo Ua'a41 4e'' na.s1a c1ss -
~ s-oA'7 "'~A1 SAo1t0 :" ~a'~1 t''@'- ="
p1Ss'ps Isa..s. r,o.., -, e...u ~;
M. aue !ops nsa u tas aa.,
80. ta ~s1' a,1 a.te.ea aea' moiosu'; " a.
,.,,., ~ sus. ,,s.,aa anu an ts "4' Wv "S'o
~t1ea T ~" .usn n'a.es .E,, ma't'a.ea aa n .+..
~ oIn ap4. ~ LEY , ~ ~ ~ ..s.,.
UeA' a." es'osen1"t'ou VI I1.ee o4".aa y. 'ooe1s .
, 1864-05-04
Wholesale Grocers,

UPECIAL NOTICE.-To whom it
l mny concern. We hereby caution all persons
nt to negotiate acceptance OF ours to the or1st
G. j. PA1khnsts. for seventy dollars st trn days. datrt
3rril Co. 1s64. The same wAs obtained By base false
nte:rncce and VIC viii unt pay It.
'my9.e99is st net q. ". ADAMS h HITCHCOCK.
, 1864-05-04

shall be made for public and private property de-
stroyed by the soldiers Of their regiments while <A
-outx th,nnph tbe cjt nf Ea,hy4]le M veteran vo,
,,ntrsrs stn Ecntnctg c,~arr st1 ohio c,-,,r-
sd Ohio cavalry, 10Th Ohio infantry, list Ohio in
fautry, 9Th Pcnnsy1Tana caralry, and 18th Indiana
mounted fntantrr.
RI. Tor.o hv +n.,,,n,,a ~o,a ,,.,,oa a..
.,r s. A, - unau1a0 'ots' paoseu ~, 'ae
Blu 3epo11ed ns ~. ococnck, nom 1ne M11lt3FJ
month, Corporals to SIS, serceants to sao Or1erly
aerce.nt., to ead md so,o.ant Ma;ar.s +o ~
~ 1as..o ~ ~ ca 0no oeieeaa. mA!o1s 10 en-
Ing oul 10 tue aame as ttat o1 which sTnopaia
Tas given last Friday, excepting the sections re-.
latiug TO colored troops.
t..as MAs4!hGIoS; ~ Aay a-ine senate Naval Com
nttAee 10 conhaoe11ng me p1opnetg OF increasing
tuc !aJ 4ene 70 GontlactoEs lor Iron cao fea1els,
ltus e,n sGGl toe "olA FL 20 speealiy compietcq
AIsn ia; aamaee ~ oeea cone N tnls vicinity by
= ,'e Eaolent run etorm, Whten continued u! Last
snMT1enq1feo: M1 1eo,x. ~.., c.-,.,r
,,a Iae nonss NavA Corm1'ee WI eudeavoE to
ueclue oluu W el'e LOT toe heN navy 1ata TO-
"G.to~ t. mo!1l9s.
Mle e1pecteo tnat tne Commhtee On ELECTIONS
VII noake report npon the Blalr correspondence.
Inc OiEu1cI oi Co!amo!a only fcqulfes twenty
t,"us hore men 70 cohPte1e all CELLS Under the
ofatL n.
Nk" 1pnh. May 1EIIs eRec4! 70 Ine nora
!1.i1t MeGre ~ ~, tite today Psoposlaon tca
Isr ~ r. IIndatn e, va nss5 1aso
PEE PGS " w nuuso. II e neal 1o4kess.
~ e. nsi.1.it". in1 G !" ~ tao ame
,',11 =! Tns. cf5a sL5 a. eh 9sn LS WAY r.
h1 Cnnerers 'eo 'f'n ''e ''''"' ''a' sn8' "a'''
he nonse nlHataty u sommItee ! to-9oy agleeo
- aEPt't 01A ~ Aat VI acutsI1sFp 1a3 uaASttE
, 1864-05-04
FROM HAINESs BLUFF. MISS.
The Righteous Ending Of \ Copper.
hcad cotton Spccul0tof-0Mcia2 &C.
conn., and 1tocumcntG.

NOHA< 2AAN OVIAk44NAA01
Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribuue.]
LANES BkrFF, MISS,
April N. f964.
The undersigned officers Of the I'd Regiment Uni
led States Cavalry fColored) make the following
statcment In relation to the hanging Of B. "
Woostcr "a cttzcn) at this place this eth day Of
April, lstz.
IL. .. r. Wooster made the statement to MAJ.
j. B. Cook Sd o. S. cavalry (colored) that be- (B.
". Wooste-) considered thxt the rebel General
Forrest wns perfectly justified in uaassac:eins the
s'.ave colorcd garrison at Fort Pillow, Tenn. on
lis capture Of tha, pace. HciB. r.. Wooster} nade
Inc esatrmcnte to colo'ed soldiers Of the Sd .. s.
casalg colored) that the rebels were right in kill
lug them when captured, ailuding to Fort Plliow,
Icnncssee. md the murder Of nlcn belonging
IL ssc regiment at Aoaches Plantation, Miss.
,oni'. u s,"os Wooster s drew his knife coo:ca
airy. tcclond} while said soldcr xas On rnsrd inty
ant ' threatened to cut his thsoat,
Ime so Moostsr w at tho time engaged
~ protection Of brigade Of cou1ed aeases abas1
while in an ensmY's country On au cspedItson IL.
IL wag ar7ested " orieFt Il Col. F. y o.,,na
4oommandng 1hc re:lEsut During tic abseness
"col; osoand At bE,s:de heatluartcrs, Tue nnas..
A,ey heard the testimony in the case lesdeI IN,
he should be hung, and did hang hin. Ae0 'na'
T,cans; 1ndrew !. Hayner; Ma7risoa sT whns H'as:
capt: SeoT:s f;es G%sykends % c.p,; William ayand
Com; Rehard Tay!or, III Lieut.; s HRa Rando5 si
,Thos. Edand. ist Lett; i. ParE., is Is. Esat sa
1et Icat.; MarzbsiI n Noon, isl Lieut. -i. Lsiand
1edgfn, ID Lieut.; 4. S. Henderson,, ID Lieut.:
TrsaerseE Fe.nn,a, ID Lent-: Isaac il Grisnol, ID
1t:ut@; v. H. chapin, ID Lieut.; ]. Jennings. ID
, 1864-05-04
Cir cjnpati Markets.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune-l
C1Sc1ESA1I, May s, 1864.
FIoUE-Tterecent1 low prices induced speculative
demand from tho country. md there were several
orders TO buy 10 u to *Sss for superaae but hold
e1s became rm aud refused 10 sell at less than $3.50
.3ge1-t,eto brls sold Ut these rates.
Wn1sKy--1Iolders are frrn at $50.
Observation-Disclosures prefer to trust the futrrs
han accept present prtcea the market closed quiet
at &1cal .45fos rec and 81 51&155 for white Corn
There ts IN improved demand from dtstlller1es aud
GoSernme Mt contractors AID Is held at 81 ll0 for
ear. and 91-1f91.e for sheled. 0ats steady aud In
fGir demand At 8s98ic. Rye il In good demand 1t
;1.se. Barley Is unchanged.
Proy1s1oEs-1tere IS rathsr speculative demand
for mess pork, prices during tha week having ad-
yarced fully a20o, andboldels ask further advance,
cloeib at feLo for city and $3.50 for country City
packed mess held ut s27ao. Bulk shoulders, 1la
1lAe; sides. 11k@1sHc; clear SIDES, 1s91shc: bacon
shoplderS, 12AGl3c; rio aldes not In much demand.
ont held at Is4@lsEc: euEaz cured hams, l9K3eoc.
Lard norni1s1 At lsk@134c.
GhockR1Ks-Thc market has undergone but little
ctaugs, with sales Of cetfee At 46H8&7c; s1Sar,
I4LG9f1Kc; nolasses, $itSt3l,l9.
, 1864-05-04
Commercial POSTSCRIPT,
CHICAGO MARK ET-EVE MING BOARD


TC8sDAT EVENING. Mays.
There wss gcod attendance 1t the Sherman House
Exchange this evening" ard the leading Grala market
WIS somewhat better than On Change.
WHAT was CRAFTY excited In tho afternoon, owing
to The advanced gold md The rapl11y
advanced &c above the closing price Chang but ut
the close in the evening the advance WIS not su,
tained. and the market closed eteay at decline OF
hG1c the highest nsure reaci cd 10 tho attgrnoan
The sales 2r,o0 bu No. Spring 1t d 5: 500
bu do ut fi5H tboth IN the ntcruoon} 1905 nu do ut
s1-:h: 10000 bu No. Spring at s1.2t ia the
afltruoon); 2,0Co bu do at tl:34; 10000 hu do at
als; Dco bu do 1t tbs; 2noe hn do at s12x. and
leo bu do At .k tboth early in the afternoon)-
the market c'os1ng steady ut s12s for "short and
el.2s5{ for II iresh'' receipts.
CoKy vas du1-se1lers nsk1ng ooe fer No. md buF-
ere Offering H91c less.
OATS we're dull, With sales OF oot bu No. 1t &c.
HlGn~tSIs weEo "panick5" In the afternoon, ow-
Ing to \ rumor that the Finance Committee or the
Senate had reported In favor Of taxing etocks on
hand, and The "ttzect" Wa crowded with holders
who were eaeer to sell out. Prices ran wild. tales
bling reported ~ low III. In the evening the1a
better feeling, although the market shows de-.
pretatlon Of on the c1osug prices Change.
Sales GO b.ls ut $i.15 500 brls At sl13 100
blis nt $l lin the afcEnoon}, aud 100 Is s1-11
(alao in the afte1noon}-caoslns quiet At $tls-
, 1864-05-04


PKR STEAMER BEr GIAN.1 [BY TKLEnR4FH.
LrvxRroo1. April 2s.-CoTToN-BuoyAu aud Ac
higher.
hRKap.1uTFs-nnll, tending downward.
fPuv1BloNB-ttnitt nnd steady
CoSsoLs--9fha9!H; Illinois Central shares Is 1914
a}tSt urt.
P:R 6TEANxH SCOTIA.
higher.
BRrApsruFFs-Dul1 and tending downwa1ds.
EEavlslose-Qnlet and 1teadJ. .
IN l,UCK- SieltT.
T1TaoLfuk-IesB firm.
FhEAps tUFF8-Very dull
SCt;AK-Steady and rather h!xhe1.
PATnOLKpN-Crude, cid 1e5-
, 1864-05-04
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
FORT SMITH,.
french Sympathy With tho Rebels.

LrArESwoRrH, MsJ 1et.-The C0nse,uaaues
Fort Smith correspondent says; In late letter
mention was made Of the fact that Pr1ce's army in
Southwestern Arkansas had quite recently been re-
clothed with English goods, which had been re-
ceiyed rto Mexico and Texas. The recent visit OF
Sterling Price to Texas had this for is object. Ia-
formation recently received deyc1opes startling
fact. The point at which these supplies crossed
Into Texas was probably at the Eagle Pass (Fort
Duncan.) To that point from the sea cost, sup
plies scere guarded to Ieras By French sozdjers.
There is no doubt of this 1act. The information
came in direct way. 1t behooves the State De.
pa.tmeut to investigate the matter. a very large
amount Of stores, warlike and otherwise, are re-
ported rs constantly arriving. The trains are a1-
Ways protected by French military authorities till
they reach the Confederate lines.
, 1864-05-04

F1ouR-Du]l and unchanged, White double extra
1t sSte@s5o red winter extra at *i-5os extra State
Gnam-wheat Gull, inactive Rnd nominal. Wlnte.
red western at 10: No cniea:o and milwaukee,
tendcncy downward. Oats quiet at tic. Barley and
i:ye nominal.
CASAL FRItgHTs-To Nov York-Wheat 1sc: Oats
nc. 70 k1bany-Wheatl r.; e9rn ne
CANAL Wheat, s., III oa oats, =, ,50o 6a
rye.S2tq,
, 1864-05-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
ST. LOUIS. Mays, 1861.
ToD+cco-Sa1es include 6s hhd5 green and damaged
iugs at &11c@t IS do planters d. at *z1aa7l1; II
do ocomtuon shipping leaf: do good do ut s125@io.
10: nne Mt $11-51@l2G1O.
F1orR-L1elees. Sales 100 prls NX at Is Is: 200 do
NX at $7.75. lis do country at $6-H 25e do country
super at Is 50; 100 fine at $3.50.
GEA1S-Tbeat lower. Eales s6s RacRB prime to
choice t1.e:K@175; 2,sn do fair to gcod At $l59@
i56 0nts unchanged. Sales las sks at 9o}sc- Cora
tive. Sales Is aks prime whttc at &t+l3: a,5 do
ps.1ne mi1ed and yellow at sl.11@lle Rye and Bar.
icy hs Sales III sks at S1s5: 100 do spring barley
It 81 IS; zoo do do at $l.:1.
WE1sKy-H.gher. Sales 10 hsls at t1.15i 50 do at
sll&. III do. private.
RAco,-We uote aales of1o casks sugar cured can.
rEsse d hams at 19c p b do shoulders at 12Hc.
, 1864-05-04


1Eepertcd by Telegraph ezeas1yely for the Chicago
Tribune.}
EKw TORE, Tuesday Evening. May :.
BEEF CATT1E-The Beef Cattle nnrket Tor The
week ending to-day At all the market places In the
c'.y thows reretp. for the seek Of 50 head aa1ns,
+,tto tie week prerIous snd 3es7 durisg the corre
poudiEg week In 1861 Tho stata the market 1t ta
clnFt to-day Is more favorable for troysrs than yes
tcrdsy. all the stock remaining from yesterday apt
Ill the freth arrivals to-day be sold At tic rac
eurrrnt ytserda5-wlltch were:
Primc Deeres {cxc1ldlng fancs1......... ...15 16c
s iisht, Tin Steers Ind coss;c 9sEe g e
This Is decline OF futy lc on tho week bu, psicsi
are st,l1 5H@44c q higher than on the corre.pond
Ing week IN 1873.
-ctiv1tJ with more active demand by butchers, and
s'rovtrs. wko tave stock on tho way from Chicago
fel, nofe hopeful than yesterday.
SHEEP-0f rheep We have 1o.40o head rcpcrtcd foi
:h- week, sgatnst tooop the week previous. Accord
og to the reported saes Of sheep brokers' she
s~crage price per brad hns been as follows: un
-hfhred ta,oc@sso stenred, IS ceG97.oo.
HOGS-Tte receipt Of Hogs for tie week o1d!1E te.
day amount to ssoo agatnts so9 the week prevloue
Increase Of 5,r8o. The quotations today OF corn.
cd toEs per leo lba. I've weight. &8.ooas75 The
quotation. for dlttl11tryf*d hogs are aa.5;10o4 4!
htse quotations trade tn better Than Yesterday and
he arrivals hosso heavy. Pricra to-day BET.
than yesterday; but there Isl decline on the week
fully 2ae. SoLoS ROBINSON.
Ito the Associated Press.1
The cur7tnt prices for the week at all tho markets
,g sss9'y S ssa..z = good
coSs somSoa aS9 pfe1'o4 q'Hasx sss oFaay
r:eo,nm:n ;Y@se in!e1lSs ;@s?SH, .,,a,-
ss;s SS s!Sisa5 :'s ''aS; sossS s5s e;a$
R1MAEke-The Gepsrselot which prevailed a. the
, 1864-05-04

corroH-More actiye and 19ec better; es1esJ for
midal,ug uplands and sI9a1 for low sn1ddtngs.
FIor5L-Etate and Western irregular aud uf.ettlet9
NJ asicc lower. $7aQs7s0 for extra State II: il. o..
and $7Ss9 8s5 for trade prands Market cloans viii
10 Felltrs at tuatde quota1tous. ~
WuJt EY-FirN,er Ut $1.EeG13.
GRA1N-Stats and Western Wheat duh and uonl.
Hwsakse clae; st:eS1 q s. for "intsT red
new southern yellow At eio Oats more ac..Ts re q;
S;@@c ior estero tneladed in the s4es sre sa
PTTEo11Cx-i eNrec Ia bond e1r.iei ma h,rhe, =.
se@tcc and o Philadelphia at Sc; refined ies oaet
Ut ks9e6c; crude firm at 39930. s"'~'
WOo1-riIMer
RI or1e1oxs-PoEk quiet and trm &es 5oaes, Is for
mees: $Gt9 G,r old do; $2s seaas.73 for new
and f77.&@e75o for prime mess; also 80
hrlt. new mesa for July, buyers option at 80; ION
, 1864-05-04

bss Co fcz Tins sellers option 1t t3o; and $40
b5s M 81 ds,er1n:s 1 nm , stay 1sta 70 Jaa: :5h
saa@1se3 or country mas: sss7 not prime: s1sals
Firms els beef anIe and trm At 3:s ols:'o1. p:sf
h r. au,st and rneaanged Cut neat inactye aaa
n mlnal- Lard steady At i4ta4to-the 1attsr ex.
enc Tor very choice krtte rendered leaf. Butter
scarce 1nd rtner at S35tt for states Ohio no.uta a.
Chctke unchanged.
, 1864-05-04
FROM GEN. SEaEH IT. ANS
ARMY



CHATTANOOGA, April 81.
The greater part Of the aoth corps is about to
make = rapid march In come direction, where there
will be probability Of fighting. No transporta-
ton will be allowed but tare]y sufficient to carry
the neceesary ammunition and ten days' 1ations, Of
which three viii be carried BY tho soldiers in their
hay ersacke. Surplus transportation, ordnance,
etc, has been "tarned over" and other prepara-
sent ont IN The direction Of Trenton. There nre
various eurm ees as to the direction to be taken
but It will be where rebels are expected to be
found, No teIts o. baggage whatever are allow.
cd. Officers, except tfose who have horses, will
carry their own taeg zee, being thus On the same
footing with the soldiers. Rtnggold, Trenton, o.
, 1864-05-04

What the Statc1 ure DoinG-fsov. Nor.
ton, OF Indiana, Oh the Crisis.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
MADISON. VIE, Mara
rha ,onb, ,vh,,h hoa oriateJ "a IN .h.+ - ~.a
ihe Gouol WHICH mas existed as 70 "nas II was
expected and proposed that Wisconsin should do
in nIsh}ue troops for the 1C0 daye' scrYc. ia r.
- - .,3os ~ ~. I,..,..s. ,aa,ea -
The Ad)ntant denefals oince 1o-o1g. Ihe order
states that Gen. Grsnt~wl accept troops from this
ss'' -. ~ sueu .,1 pos0 , tue5 sie oae.co
within 10 Gays. ihlS lnicd t1me ntcessitates
immediate and energetic action, tn order that the
-sa..I .ho,s .,,,s.,,"at, r., 1ona .a..... -sa
pfesen.eo tne's enle'nenls tot 'oaS tefms' may
unite their energies "aA shose OF our regiments
already In the 1e1d and by relieving veteran ropps
fom nDets and fortifcationa and ehafe In tbe 3orv
~. ~. aHss'.as,, " ..s Ses,s,.. 071ai'AS"
'b Tbe n,sssn1s mii,,,. ,r,,n,~,t,or ,,,u :.
made the basis for regiments, the Sd and 18th hav-
irr heen already teniered Tho Int and q viii
-ssao,ron. ~ nt Wr~anSes .na ,hs a. sna A., at
tenoe@'oo9 ~ NuH""u@eo' oao "ae ~ anu ALL III
Madison. Recruits can report at either place.
the samc psy, equipments, &C.. as other volun-
he1r; The order q, closes a. tollows: 4. o
Ine Rtoposit19n. . On toe RAT o1 1ao Governors
,s en for errrisa nf one nn1o uu 70
originated IN az ardent desire on their part TO pat
tee suecees u t1s aprsasGn.a prss ssinpaasn 9ey0na
q9estion. ana tnns epeeony Grasa ne rebellion
-. .5.9 :. n+g3,~a51rE ~ ~ -..,r., Ut a,*.N
Eo one WIZ " Cnpeaitn ~ ~ aEoA ,ts S4t1a ser
struggle that the rebels are about to m,ke q last
Desperate effort, that heavy and we'll S!roeted
bio" at this time mag, ana probably WILL close
the war and sase US maeo saesincs n the latnrc,
great service to the Onion s;sase, the Goyernor
hopes arc eeelsee % zee Wisconsin add new
sosy 70 m', tne 3aG sn1 9sb;n IT. N ns t5oa u ~
and ol ne1 sons t2 tase pa a, II whss he .suas i;
MA' fto,w1 e1'e oee-oA'' "Ao ~1o7t"a ~4inPa4&a "
Inc war
FhoA lND4aNAFoLlS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.1
Isp1.xAroL1a. M.y3
Gov. Morton is unwell owing to ovct ezertIon
in ratstnG troopn+ Col. Tc'T1l OF the Go'crnor's
statf, left for Washington tonight on important
business. 1udiana's quota OF a,ooo will be raised
.sn, NV ~ ,vo,,f1, "a ,,,a,11s.oaa. .-a,s.
reaons. Asn o1 "ea''a ano 1nleaisence are gong
Into The ranks. one company represe"ts mem
feEs worth'$100,000. When such uauaes as In.ra-
ham Eto:rhar raolc- ,nd 1otn T,rl1r9+oc ~,
, 1864-05-04
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY,

Daltou is supposed to be nur probable de sin1tion
Hot work ahead. The second division of this corps
has just arrived The whole three divisions are
row here,
, 1864-05-04
qblcagc Gribn11e.



----------- ----------
WEDNESDAY. MAY 4, 1851
wv A'"@ eo'oahhe IN 'niS assue afe nhed
with important hints Of speedy movements
in prospect or In progress. It looks as #
there could not much lonper he on3et T., Tho
y,rpipia the,ter ~ v.. . 80. 1-..-
f,orn c,,-.~.e P..'A'e 'e''eF
a nAa e9oa1 easnsacance.
II 1acl tnat The Government cannot too
soon 'ake cognizance OF, ii while the rebel
prosecution Of The war is d1sgraced by mas
sacle o1 our troops, after surrender, and
eatsaoon OF our prisoners In their hands,
ne nost Pubic places OF Vicksburg, Natchez
'ano hempms, may be seen graced by Con-
1eoefa1e officers, prisoners, In full uniform
on street parole. Many Of the most noted
rebel guerilla dcsperadocs now in our hlnds,
enjoy ILLS license sun themselves ut perfect
liberty, e1hange ciyilities, and drink with
spooney Union officers, and doubtless In
many instances have their company in liber-
ally @'damming the nigger." More than
this, we hare assurance, too strong to be
doubted, that instances hare occurred where
some Of these favored rebel prisoners have
been released entirely by certain Influences
brought to bear on commanders, This kind
of war making can scarcely please the moat
vigorous opponents OF retaliation.
A Baltimore di1n.tch annonnccs thc ar,
1i,al at Annapo1is af II nartr Of Federal nris-
4oncrs relcoscd from rc,c1 hands nt Rtchmond
1,car3nfr nhont thcnn the r,ost shocl-1np oroofa
,of xc1,n, h,-,,.,,sn 1fo.t ~ 4,,o-o .ra,a H.
5no src1.tons nast recu,orat,on e-on rand
o.nod,o;.o
~ 4.,ar..; r,o,,,o., .. t..
+h,s ;ssno e. ra,un,nans oa-+,oa ~ non.
-d.,,s -,r,o.sa,no. ,.n,n', - h..a ,fto- ~.
hour n ro,,r ~ r,ress .Tbo 1andira r.at,,nas
~ ;ntoxast 49, ~ .,.r..,.. - .at~, ,..,1.
.fr,,,, 10 Co,-.o,t.a, r. T.s:,,o go. 80. s.'.e
~, a. <,,,t,.a- ~. -,..e1.. t... ~11
~ t,,o tr,hea -, ~ do,,,.,n ~ ~
oasaed tho 13oosa .,n-ao.:n,:os ~ $500 ~"
~. ,nt,,inns -, ,,,,c+ r. se.n. ~
Tr,,drod n.v T-.ons rha aca1st. ~ ns- s-s ~
.dor+aa ~ uonsa .o.ss.s ...ss.-s,... 49, .,'e
+-oo,,s ~ entt;nr. da.,-n ..nt;-aa ~ ~
49, t. ~ r. &c. T., ~ TscE Th">t as
90 ~ a,u~, ~ e4;,1 ,s,rs. 49,. .,,st .ssoa
t,o~ .,,r .1,tt,at,o~ - on,e .,sa.sn,. ~ ~.
.on,a.+4,,,;,r ~ aood ~ W H.. -. s..t' w.
a;ttle hrncomhe er Wv - ,,rat.as,se % -, 49, ~
30 a,d 1,s fr;onde .arad e., +ha ea1d;e, - a-s
~ r,n~ad ~ s4,,, @,.+,,..s ,xas.osn s' ~ ~ae
~ so,,a.aa r.;1aa Tha ,1,-s - IT, ~, ~.
80. ~
~ ~ oonscf " ni'staA'nS Go&s meaning
La'e1 1" sae uouso Pfoceeo1nss 1oele was
eoae sooo eenuuente pu1 1o11o on Natlonal
."p4ee' n"o Ne" ee1eey eoppetneao was
osszea eAooea 10 ISL =. "ofk WIN us var
lsa poi On tue grase o'ssser Of Tue Chlcka-
, 1864-05-04

New TonK, May 3-The steamers EdinburG
md Olympus, from Liverpool. and George Crom-
~s9 and catawba. from New Orleans, hare arrived.
, 1864-05-04

Vessels Passed Detroft.
Especial Dispatch 10 lhc Chicago Tsibanc.l
DETKoIT, May 8, 1861.
Up-frep. Racine.
Dowx.-Props. Nile. Merchant. Hunter, Forest
Quttn. Paris Ssurges, Mist, Sherman. Nl.gara,
Witch. sehrs. Sophia Smith, Mott, Elcho1aa, G4lan
tsicktntpn, NeRbcus+, Cusahoga. Gertrude. Pennc1d
Murray, Lookout, MagI11, CLARK, Conteet, Camcla
MlhlpA.