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, 1864-08-01
THE WAR lin GEORGIA.
The situatton.-Losses to Iowa Troops
Ncath OF u n. Sm1tA--4sccent I'm
ProVcmcnts, DC.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc]
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Sunday..Tusy 81,
A letter received here yesterday, dated
Chattanooga, July Is, states that In the fight
before Atlanta, Ga, July q, Gen. Giles a.
Smith was killed The Adjutant Of General
Mcpherson reports that the Sd and 10th Iowa
regiments were taken prisoners. All Of the
10th but 20 men were captured, Lieut. Col.
Abercromble and Major Foster being wound
ed.
g WASHINGTON, Sunday, July 31.-Inforua-
ton from Gen sherman's army represents
affairs to be In high degree satisfactory.
Our movements for the past day or tNo haze
met with no opposition from the enemy.
Tie Herald'sspecial from Nashville, Tenn.
Friduy, July 29th, says: Shenman's army Was
again put In motion yesterday, to accomplish
an important operation looking to au early
Investment Of Atlanta. The enemy yester-
day attempted to interrupt the movement by
attacking the 18th Co1ps> but were badly re-
pulsed. During the contest We took from
the rebels several reglmental flags.
The public may rest assured that every
thing has been successful.
It appears that General Bragg came to At
lanta from Richmond, and At a council ofnar
held fol the purpose stated that Atlanta must
and ehoald be held at all hazards. Johnston
replied that to do 80 1t would require the
sacrifice Of the whole army, to which he
would not consent, and therefore resigned.
The command Tas then rendered to HAr-
dee, who refuaed to accept 1t aa any terans,
and 1t WA given to Hood On the condition
that be would defend the city to the last.
The rebel1 aze sald to hare constructed
, 1864-08-01
FROM snERB1AN,4 ARMY

NASHVILLE, July So.-1n the battle Of the
18th, our loss WIS less than COO; the rebel
Joss is estimated by Gen. Howard at 5000.
We buried G42 dead rebels, and more were
7ctt unburied. Our forces In this fight were
covered, while those Of the enemy were cx-
posed. The rebel Generals Stewart, Long
and s. D Lower were severely wounded.
Authentic official information places the
total rebel 1oss since the Investment Of A.
1anta considerably above 20,000.
Every thing Is progressing finely, and the
army is in good condition and spirits.
Snw YoRK, July S0.-The New York
Iuncs' Washington special says though no
active oterauuns On the part of Sherman are
reported to day, 1t is well known that the
General is tff'csing combination which will
make thc prize Mi the more valuable when 1t
1alls Into our hands. TIE tenor Of sherman'e
Iisratchcs as before iutimated, have never
been of nature 10 justify orcr saneuine c1-
pcctations regarding tue CAPTURE Of Atlanta.
but hc feels that he is muster Of the situation.
aud perfectly confident OF ultimate, and not
5ur distant. success.
, 1864-08-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Louis, July 30. "
\ The Forty y-third Illinois regiment arrived
this morning from Little Rock, and were re-
ceived and entertained By the Veteran Recep-
tion Committee. Accompanying the regi-
ment is = woman named Wenzel who has
been with them through all its marches and
battles.
The Copperhead paper, the F<<e Press, has
suspended. Consequently.
The guerilla items are fewer than usual
to-day and Of no Interest. The rebels are
getting Worsted every where in the State,
It is currently reported that Hunt, the
Grand Commander, and other parties con-
nected with the Va1landigham-P -Price-Rebel
conspiracy have owned up. There arc two
hundred pages Of evidence concerning the
working Of the Temples of the American
Kniphta In Illinois, -:
, 1864-08-01
NUMBER %.

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July 81 1t is re-
ported here that Ayeriu has Defeated tho
raiders ar MeConnellsbu1K-
1t Is reported from Baltimore that = ruuor
Is current there that rebel force IL moving
against Gettysburg.
ID ,ahARRl1sBuRG, lu Sunday, July31 10 p. H.
when General Ayerul reached Chambers
ouIg the flames had attained such . head ray
as to render it impossible for bis men to stay
Ihem. The word ''OnvArd" ranr along his
11ne. The rebels hurried over the Saint
Ihomas Road. towards McGonnellsburg, but
ths rear Of their retreAtlnS column could not
tai1to distinguish the approach Of Ayerill. so
:hey were prevented from committing anv
deeds Of violence.
Averi4 came laundering after them. en-.
6erhg at one site OF McConnellsbure while
the invaders LETT At the other. There ia no
doubt in the minds Of our shrewdest militia
ry mea as to the ability of Ayerill to taSe
ample vengeance on the enemy.
). P1TTaBuRG, Sunday, July 3l.-Intense tx
citeuent prevails here consequent uoon
the news Of the rebel invasion Of Pennsyl-
Yania= A meeting of citizens Was held TO-
day to take me asnrcs for the defense Of the
city. Recruiting Is going on briskly, and
scouting parties are already organized to 70
ont Tonight. Business viii probably BE- sus-
p q cltomo1roW.
Gen. Couch Is expected here tomorrow,
, 1864-08-01
IMPORTANT DECIs1Oy-
The Hundred hay Men Exempt iron,
nF&ft Ii they are In Service.

WASHINGTON, July os.-Thc important
question al to exemption Of militia OF one
hundred dn}s' service flem the drift, which
was involved IN the mission Of Gen Sanford
20 Washin:t:o, has heen decided at last, go
that an intelligent understanding is had Of
zbc whole matter. Contrary to ill adylces
received from official sources heretofore, 1t
now appears tlut militia in actual service at
3he time draft is made, are declared by
10 be exempt from that draft only II theif
.ime Of service expires before the draft is
1uade, they are Liable to be drafted, even if
hut one day elapBes between the expiration
e,f their term Of enlistment and the time Of
he drift
, 1864-08-01

The Internal HeveDue- The National
Banks and the New Loan.

Ispecia. Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tzibune1
WASHINGTON, Saturday, July 30, 1864.
Since the 2Sd the folio wing National Banks
have increased their capital: That Of the
t1ret, at Aurora, Nes York, is now 800, 900;
second, at Allentown, Pa., s135 900; Della
ware County Bank, at Chester, Pa, $50o, ,0o0;
fret, bennington, Pa, 5000; first, Tren-
ton, n. J.. $D0,0 900; nrs1 Greenvile, Pa,
$4,000. The aggregate Of increased capital
is s5G6. 600. The whole number Of National
Banks is now four hundred and eightY-nine,
with an aggregate capital Of SO, Sc, ,559.
The estimate given to the beginning OF
the month Of the receipts from the Internal
Revenue was seventeen million dollars tile
actual receipts were sixteen million five
hundred and seventy thousand dollars, In
to the receipts for next month will come
the bank, the increased income tax aud other
items OF such importance u to considerably
swell the receipts, which 1t Ia estimated will
be over twenty millions.
Secretary Fessenden expresses much grnt-
iHcation at the manner IN which the new
loan is being taken bS the people. Returns
are, IS yet, received from but Comparatively
few points, but the aggregate reported off
cially and unof6cialiy Is already orer ten mil
liuns Of dollars. =.
Very little Is known here, publicly, as to
tho strength or purpose Of the rebel move
ments into PENNSYLVANIA. There is, how.
ever, a general disposition to dfsbe1ieye most
of tho sensation reports from Harrisburg,
aud to wait for further advices before ack-
uowledging that the rebels are in any great
force.
, 1864-08-01
FROM CINCINNATI.
VA1lan ndtgham Pfc-Nic--polittcal
Matters In Indiana and Ohio.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
CrcHxAT1. O., Saturday. July 80. 1864.
The Copperheads Of Dayton aud vicinity
gave picnic yesterday in honor Of Vallan-
digham's birthday. Vallandigham was there
but could not be prevailed on for speech
H. told his friends to walt patiently for the
Chicago Convention, after which they would
hear speeches enough. The picnic broke
up in several drunken roWs, in which none
but Val1andighammer's participated
Coppcrheads In Indiana are Ttithtng lit
tie under the exposure recently given to their
secret order through Gov. Morton and Gen.
Carrington-
The drought is causing great dependency
among the flrmers Of this section. All
crops have suffered terribly, except corn In
the bottom lands. Rain within week will
accomplish inculcu1abse good, but after that
time it will be TOO late The thermometer
stood at 95, in the shade, at noon to-day.
The Copperheals Of this nefghborhood
are a1raueing for another great peace demon.
etration. lts principal tbject Will be to kill
Mcclellan in the Chicago Convention and
make known that the Ohio democracy wants
the privilege Of being JEFF. Davis slaves,
and accepting peace on any terms which the
rebels may otter. Aleck Long has relapsed
lrto obscurity since bis return. Geo. II.
Pendlcton is the most prominent man IN the
Democratic party Of Ohio to-day, aud WILL
be the Northwest candidate at Chicago.
, 1864-08-01

ehnr. x4,,. !.
snoe ;nn ta, "peiy ~ opened 1rc, and after throw
n,1}a ,nE ,Gns soeis' succeeded iu completely en-
- ne1 N n4mes- she was burned 70
.ne "Ate[ cage AL OF those on board. e1-
va trnt @ Ino, ~ ate saeeeeoed IN escaping, md he
found tt4a By his companions.
6s+h M;aa; n; Same evening SIX companies OF the
! nAes on double quick, arriving at skfpWtth's
then uams as ocloGk ne ne1t morning, where
the the5 .s.nalnea anti itheLeTiathan came up, but
" tnc @ snemy haxlng departed they were unable
Mar iii ~ maIn st shem. H. At1eT sas steamef
n tin.e1sJ ~ nunA aat a9u oiiots sae "as o9fn-
80, 80, nu'G!au "as sent up 70 project her. but
iaas tns r. tepa @ oa.tely "s ionnd TOO strong for
ner 70 cope with, and she returned, and the
lron,c!sd LouisSine was sent up: Before she
reached the ep& the battery had been moved
Il Rrhe I"q Ie4;s,3,an Supi srr;..a ~ ta,s.,,.,,.1
;no eho1,t q o1nloat nr ~ g. eml1n huo-
1,ayin" sa;;o5 nnSax vin ons @ "eonesaaJ evening.
there The steamer Pauline Csrro1i IN . AZ.
sh1ed condition m. whaai Lt - uao
Ken and qendered IN. se,as wneet nas3ng oeen bro
~ s.,, nuu Ie1ueIso useless. LOOK her tn tow,
th1s TAens" m.aan aae neads on oGth steamefs, aud
the,, r Is as,d ~ thnt aGaFf ~ 1ackerJ aooYe
ricin;tv rnnafsfs ~ f,nr t;aao to9es r me
and 4U Te1as eavairV and the r,ver w. q s1gan
uaily blockaded. 1N'sA .3' Iva 40 eneet'
1ATiyinp af White River 4ha 1ev,.tha,
tound fieet Of ej1ht hosfs iesirona ~ an;an
up the river. but were afraid tn ma ~
VENTURA. M later news frnm +h.+ r;Ta. hoe
been obtained. Tie bodies If ri re- Rsonsss oas
and Can't. Lenbfa. reached Men"b;. Ito4hs !" ~
LeV5athan. t''A7 =" 'ne
at,apt. John K Enr. of th.-sth a9,,so,r,
Confederate cavalry. Was wonnded and 1eIua, tsinn
prisoner near Mjss an5 d,ed ~ MnndnM uu tH1en ~
6yertnn Hnsnfta1 1D' ''o0 w 4aonaay a.
New Orleans papers of the esd hronoht nv
the Ieyiathan. Contain annnr ntba, 9h;,Gys H. ~
, 1864-08-01
II Trcasonnble Organization In
Indiana.

Irp1AEArol1s, July S0-Gov. MoFton h1s
authorized the publication Of an official re-
1,or, 1nnde to him By Gen. Darlington, Mill
7a1y Commando. Of this District, containing
q tull exposition Of .ecret political order
sn1aeonfstIc to the Government called t'sons
of Liberty" OF which H. q Dodd ts Grand
Deputy Commander, and ". N. Harrison,
Secretary. The officers Of the United States
=1re c. L: Tallandigham, Supreme GE4ud
Commander; Holloway, Deputy, and p.
Massey, Secretary. ". a. Bowles, l. P, Nil
zlgan, Andrew Humphrey, md John G.
, 1864-08-01

The 0'Haira with n1orran-Copper7a
heads and thetftProspects. -
Especial DIspstch to the Chicago Tribunal
= = l. $2ft

lbpeclA blspstch to the Chicago Tribunal
cuAR1zeros, ILL.,, Saturday, July 70, 1864.
The elaborate account Of tlfc killing Of
John O'Hair and John Frazer, near their old
home In the 0'Hair settlement, has no .foun-
dation in fact. It Is positively known here
that O'Ha1r and his companions hayc crossed
the Ohio into Kentucky. Some of his friends
say they have Joined their fortunes to those
OF John Morgan, the guerilla chiettain, and
that he may Be expected In this vicinity when
John makes his next raid
The Copperheads in this vicinity are def
ant but quiet. The presence Of 4 company
of veterans at this post tends to produce this
result
Al Paris, Edgar county, there has been no
outbreak, although well Informed PERSONS
4re expecting it daily.
In Jasper county, twenty-five miles south
Of Charleston, the Coppcrheads are IN arms.
It Is understood that the demand for protec-
tlon made on the Provost Ma.shal General
will not be met by that official until the local
civil authorities shall have first made tbe de-
mand.
Nothing further from the distpib.noe In
Montgomery. ..
There was copperhead Convention in
chas'esthn' yesterday, comp c,aed Of dclcg g.tca
, 1864-08-01
From 0s1Incy. III:

Qu1SoT, ILL.,, July: 90 We ewe, informed
BY gentleman from Shelbina, that the
amount realized by the bush whackezs in their
raid upon TINT place, was about 5000 In
money. and $4,000 r goods. One Of the
money and watch returned to him By the
Captain Of the ennG.
The depot ut Lake Ann, aud a portion only
Of Salt river bridge, were burned, but no rob-
berries were committed except at shelbina
Trains arc now running regularly, aud the
damage to the bridge win: Be repaired in a
few CarP
, 1864-08-01

NEW YoBK, Jhly A.-The steamship Bre.
men, from Southampton Goth, passed this
point this afternoon.
creasing OF the siavp trate sra f:nbs.
An ag1eement hao BEEN made to su,nand
hoetilitIes in Denmark till July 31st.
The Danish and allied gun3cots have had
an engagement ut Iahs,
Conso1s closed III London Oh the 10th at
The rebel loan has declined.
, 1864-08-01

y Our telegraph columns are brimminc with
hcws by our Saturday and SUNDAY uiehts'
dispatches. The temporary lu1l ia over and
it thundera all around the sky. The leadinp
item Of thrilling interest comes from Grant,s
operations before Petersburg and against
A'chmond, where our noble Lieutenant
General is reproducing yicksburg, and on
Saturday at daylight eprung mine
a'rg in preparation under the chief
rebel out-work, blowing It and it's garrison
and armament iIto the air. Simultaneously
with tue shock, and almost as soon as the
shapelrea ruins Of the fortifcatton reached
1he earth oar troops dashed on in a splendid
charge, and our artillery opened along our
Whole line, over one hundred guns and NOR
lars believing at once aud raining their iron
tempest on the rebel lines. 1t is
1t this junctrre that our news
ceases, only assuring Us that the
1rst linc OF the defenses had been carried.
End that I'LL was looking well. We are also
let into the secret of the recent Federal
movement up the north bank Of the James
river, and its high success Us diversion
which Lee could not neglect. We may ex-
pect exciting news from Grant this week.
The rebel raid into Pennsylvania it would
hot yet appear is in very considerable num-
bers, hut it demonstrates that small, Quick
1noTinE force Of mounted men, may do In
caiculablc harm in rich and compactly eet-
lied region lett perfectly detenselees, as
Southern Pennsylvania persists in remain
ang, and yet not she to an ex-
1"nt greater than her sister States,
so the rich, prosperous little clty
pi Cbanbersbnrg was laid in ashes on Sat-
urday By rebel force, scarcely 500 stronpt
%Ao bad barely time to leave the burninr.
Town behind them before Ayeriu the aycn.
ger was upon them. The burning Of Cham
ter6burg is without either moral or etrateefc
cncct more than the sack Of Lawrence. or
what might have been the similar fate Of any
Ohio town on John Morgan's track. Half
ahc number Of rebels who were there might
Lave done it Is well, for 1ucendisrlem is the
DEVILS easiest class Of malicons handiwork.
The dispatches from Pennsylvanta are yolu.
1Anous, not altogether consistent in their
Statements and AZ 4 whole 70 to give the
suppression that it fs rebel raid and not an
Invasion in force, and that the banditti will |
lave r warm time and narrow chance of es-
cape.
Adyiccs from General Sherman 70 to indi-
cate that determined struggle may yet only
decide the possession Of Atlanta. The reb-
els nrc determined to resist to the last, and
1his 10 not to be regretted. These troops
must bc met and whipped somewhere, and
II WON out in fro1t Of Sherman, 60 much
1he better for uA.
We print elsewhere long and detailed &C.
count Of the battle Of the ed, before Allan.
tn, which vas fought On our side By the left
III 13rtY If Ghat1 "a
, 1864-08-01

NEW YORK, July g. Gold rallied during
the mo1pi,g on the strength Of The reporti
concerning the rebel invasion Of Pcnnsylya.
nin and reached 25S: It fell again to 255.,>
The Express Gays Mr.. Cisco I'll retire from
tbs ub-TreAsurJ On AonGa1, and nj, Jacob
Russell will probably succeed to The post
temporarily.
, 1864-08-01
Removal of Gcui Banks,

New YoRK, July 30.-The New York Til
6une's New Orleans letter Of the 21st saye
It is stated that Gen. Banks has been re-
moved, aud 1t 'e rumored that Gen. Granger
OF Gen. Dana succeeds him,
, 1864-08-01

CLARKsV1LLE, Tenn July 30.-Th;s morn
ing party Of gueril1as attacked the guard
Of a drove Of cattle, abnut sixteen miles from
here, on the Nashville Pike. After brisk
skirmish the rebels were repulsed, but they
captured Lieutenant ]. c. Gamble. Of the
SD Illinois Volunteers, who commanded the
guard, and two other men.
, 1864-08-01
4 he Nevada CONSTITUTIONAL Con
vent1Dn.

s!1s FnASc1sco. CAL, July oo.-The Neva-
after passing an ordinance submitting its
work to the people. It is believed that the
proposition to erect the Territory into.
State will be ngain defeated.
The overland mall Is now making q-ick
trips, beating the steamers regularly.
, 1864-08-01
THE VERY LATEST.
A0NDAY, 40cLoc1A 49,.
EXCITING NEWS FROM
GRANTS ARMY.
4 Grand Assault in
Progress.
TERRIFIC: MINE EXPLOSION
r on SATURDAT---A REBEL /
FORT IN RUINS.
OUR TROOPS CHARGE
THE DlSORDERED
ENEMY.
a Hey Given to the Late Move
ments--What a Sanitary |
agent Writes.
&
1AE REBEL FoRAy INTO
Pennsylvania.
4 II rnnn nf Rahp1 Raidoro p,,ro
1AE REBEL FoRAY INTO
:. Pennsylvania,
4 Troop Of Rebel Raiders Burn
0hambersburg--Full Details
Of the AtrocitY.
The Best Part Of the City In Ashes.
Loss Ono Million Dollars.
FROM CAIRO AKO BEtgW--{NTER-
ES1IKG FROM MEMPHIS
RIVER NEWS.


B1cttfn. NeSTE--TlIe Grand Movement
BeEun-A Tremendous mime sprun.
under the 1kebel Forte Gerrlf1c 4 T.
aauft on &nturday--The Movement
on the North Bunk.
, 1864-08-01

strong works 1t Atlanta, 'and it is nos ut Ill
unlikely thzt they may keep rs At bay for 4
few days longer if they remain In their pres-
int position, but even If they do Hood could
searcel, save The remnant Of his mmy.
A letter from i general officer OF duty at
the front deecribe7 the hattlB Of the I'D u
being the seycrest' fight eyer had Id the
West. We had at the time be wrote already
buried {, 200 rebels and had 1000 yet to bury.
, 1864-08-01

CA1Ro, July S0.-The steamer Clara Bell
from Ficksburg for White river, not bcinn
heard from, 1t Is feared that she has been
destroyed BY the rebels.
, 1864-08-01

/ L y 3lifilil1 HN$N
l l1Ill||f|l|llAae:1 ~
%a2lit!5aat= 49l..:: IN: ~: ::;;=
ts,oc,s1 r,a,a..t ~ ~ - 49,. . T..s,
rnn.nr1pr,,. snn5s,. ,,sde1.tt I,,r .,
The snnnoai,;on which T -a1sa. ~: n,,a, >
| likely In f,i,o1v +ha unon1o-, ~. ~ 49,,
| of the P.,tom,c ia ,,ou1 ,natto.at h,.tas,
| The rebels have ygain invaded pennsr1v.n,,
and made considerable emehr vt tha conn.
head town of fChambezsburg. 1t ia also state
that they made m effort to reach Redfor
Springs, as it is well known the conpe,heai
| OF this State Ind conerepnted tbe,a to .r,.no
the coming Presidents. camna,an A =
us PENNSYLVANIA III concerned IL ia e,rm;o,
that Early & Comnanv onIv wanted to oct .
consu)tatjnp members of 3ba conc1a1a or
also 10 ehaks Buchanan hv thA b.nd r. r.
burning of Chamhprshn-1 ha. svc,+od o,.ao
iudfpnat,cn hare e'0'
II il -st;mote;l Tint . mn ,ox,o.a
dpred n,nni1ess hv th;s hsndtsh ~. T..s e. ,
! most n-ohsh1r a. araarara.1a. a~'' ,nlms tn.s
m overa1e ~ fva nateeDa ~ .1 o" -. ~
nuuher ~ a,,frarera conno+ $1,000 = a. -.
Sons ao,,a ~ who1, h.,,a 49,. s1 S 1'-oV pel
eas..,1..4ss ,r,' uote A'e' nato eatsnlns,
C A.eu uu,us n'apy' yeals Of toh.
o'etuul ,,,., euftla ~ an1lons 10 cal out th
e.ats mlu.a, ~ out zen. Couch does not seen
~ zee, 'ue neeo Q, 81 en- step. Curtin II
~. oua "ou'u cal1 lnem ou1 at oncf
49, 49, c.n4 10 ",1t uas' pu' .ae n'A'la laws O.
~ sta,s .1,ppte ntla so tuat ne can't 40 It.
ooppe1neaa 1telsfa11on arranged the militia
just 10 suit early and company.
tu9un tninks ne Will call an extra session
Of the Legislature to have the militia laws so
AMENDED that ne can put the State On war
footing, and prevent future rebel raids
Dispatches from Harrisburg are contradlc-
tory as TO the whereabouts OF the rebels,
some say they are out Of the State, while
others assert the contrary. Harrisburg is In
communication With McCone1sburg and Bed
.oia. A4tf1ll intercepted McCausland at
Acoonneisou!g tnls morning on his Way to
nea'o.o' o, oi!s'ne mem out OF tae town be-
e..:: s LIZ -, n"u .naaee u 'n1u1'ng any prop
&% &% r. "eie uflsen o"t 10 han
49, tss - ~" @se4 oneo an.' Tue leoe15
,s .s.a ~ nsa'5 4o1ee con'ng up IN 1nelr rear
| 90 "ae s1Ppossa. LUIS was an scare 10
.neos uneoss. -. "asn.ngson. nFechlnlloge sup
P"e'o ~ ~ nr1 ~; ,san ms. nUwao "neeAnSs
cu.ynrRsnr1pa u; snndan PIN =, on.
| .,--e ~ e'I o"y, ou5 oton 1Ae
~. .noAuaps u oa'ulusy' Tue sotn ol july, 1851,
, .ne feoeis' anoet Inc eotamand OF NcCaus-
49, "4eu lofce u apout w nen' entered
t-ass 49, s'.;L ta' ano ae"anaeo soVo,ooo
~, e4 .ne etI,H!n'' onuet threat OF burning
md was sfoned h. Tnhs, F.",E s ~ =. "s'.1l!s,
4srah1ishsd Iv ,nj,s,utah,a -.e t,H. - ~" ..
.,an,ana a uIao4e pfoo, 'na1 tols
thc ~ a-ard.xs - ea.of p..'eA. W .ue p'ft y,
hafo-a tbar xaaohaa % e. ~ ps.poee lottneo
=
, 1864-08-01

Details OF the BuF0tnE 0f Cl1Amberss
One million Doll&F1-
GhFll1tnS SceneE-Averfu After the
, 1864-08-01
Latest from Gen. Grants
Army--Reported Cap
ture of Three Rcb.
d Brisates,
ANOTHER Rebel. RAID INTO
PENNSYLVANIA,
Chanbe'<burgg Captured
and Barncd,
The Rebels Driven Out and
Pursued bV Gen, Ayerill,
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.

DVcFythtnE Coin. Well-Peterxhurr
.khe1lcd By Onr Mortara.
, 1864-08-01
CARBON OIL

5:Mo Bbl4 Prime Pa1Teis. 200 ba1rs,A Primo WAsts
ss b1Iseas NJ Il 1Afh; Stray q a.oEe a9d 70 afr7e
zo1s A@RMsTRo7G @ d CO.. No. Il L4fA1ie Il.
, 1864-08-01

There was \ Copperhead Convention in
Chas!estha. JesterdsJ, comp 1,ad Of delegates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
desirous to propose terms Of peace, is a

desirous to propose terms Of peace, is a
canard.
Rebel deserters state that if the Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation were allowed
to reach Lees army, great proportion Of
the troops would throw down their arms
and enter cur lines.
World special:
It is rumored in high ofncial circles that
we are upon the eve Of a war with France.
Mr.. Seward is said 10 have pursued g
course towards the French Government,
concerning the Florida, Rsppahaunock,
and other rams known to be building in
France for the rebels, Us to elicit reply
from the French Foreign Minister, in &C.
cOrdancs with which the United Statss
must either abandon its pretensions or go
to war to maintain them.
Mr.. Evsrts was, it is stated, instruc ed
to demand Of France the surrender of the
belligerent right accorded to the rebels,
and it is certain there is some serious diff.
fculty with the French Cabinet which
alarms ell but Mr.. Seward. He, in view
of almost the certainty of war in Europe,
takes the highest possible ground toward
France. Fais may be taken for what il
is Worth.-REPoRTER
A Tribune special from Washington Ist
says;
Caleb Lyon, Of Lyonsdale, has been sp-
pointed Governor of Idaho.