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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

REBEL OPINION OF THE CHIoAuo PLATFoRN.
The Richmond Sentinel of September 9TH
says the Chicago nomination is an "accomo-
daiion train"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

A sNEEsNo HRAD.-Ihe manager Of the Ber-
lin theatre got up IL drama in which human
head was to be offered to a tyrant. In order to
produce as much effect as possible, he resolved
to use human head. on the stage was placed
a table covered with u cloth on the table wat
basin, and au hotor, concealed under the cloth,
poked up his head through hole in the table,
so ms t0s to he placed in the basin. The
effect was prodigiogs' the audience upplauied
and tremble1. Unuekly wag, who had been
sIrolling about the stage, had spriukled a spoon.
ful OF sneeaiug powder on the basin, and Just u.
the tyrant had flushed his address to the severed
head OF bis enemy, the head replied By a hearty
III Of sueezing, changing the audience "lron
grave to gay" with remarkable expedition.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
Sherif's Sale.

k-A By virtue Of writ of I.eyar FaclAe to ns Ill
{sS5f rected will he exposed .n Public Sale 1t tho
lesssSN II ote OF Levi W Latiolnus At Townsend sta
IesRs h tlon, in Appoquinimnk Hundred. New Castle
ts.a&z County Delaware, on VII Y, the 18th day Of
sePten Der 1851 at u'elork M the t,losins deScr
All the following described pieoe psreel u Laui sit
uae In the Hundred aud County aforesaid and bounded
aud dheribed as foil VS. 70 wit: beginning at stskA Gu
the north side Of the public road leading from tho Po
tree TO Commercial corner aud the eud Of bridge
over said road from thence with line separating
these preniss IRON Land OF Abraham Ingram, north
twenty two and half degrees west lhriysVht perehes
to stone, north fourteen and quarter degrees weat
tortyiour perches to stone In James Doughtaus ne
near married Dlsrt Oak ssppling from thencs with
with the n9 of sad Doughtens and indng therea it'll
about eighty'six and trseenth pofches To stake on
The side Of the State Road the aforesaid Pine tTeu
the Junction OF the Aforesaid Road adiug to Cnmmerr
corner from thence with said Road towards Commercial
cornef ami hndlDg erOn about thirty niue perehes to
he place Of egnnlng hn the contents therenr maIs or
less, with Dwelling llouso store House Sc theieen
erected.
sezd aud taken in execution the property of James
u. Hall, aud /. - aud 10 La nold by
LEWIS W. ST1nHAM, shsfin.
sheriif'a oniae New CAsr. Aus o0th, 1891 stp .-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
D. 8. CLARK,
:. H. DRITs, I Executors
Jos. W. DAY,
wM. IL. EAFR, Auctionesr. Ang2s-ts
PRIVATE TUITION.

THE subscriber, who has had long experiences a
Classical Teacher. will give private instruction at his
residence, HOS West Street. few young d. sning
10 enter ollege. W MuhPHY, A. M,
Pref of Languagea and Math,
REPBEES, s--Rsy. Chas. Breek, Edward 9. Bradford,
Esl and Dr. Porter, sep cat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

GEN. HooKER in recent speech said
politicians may talk to you about the cause
of the war, but ] say put down the rebel
lion, and then it you choose, inquire into the
cause of it," None but tho Copperheads
and rebel sympathizers doubt that it is the
product of southern demagogues, who have
lost their power to control the government,
and tho Union men are bending all their
energies to crush it ont, while their on
poneRts seem extremely anxious 10 throw
every obstacle in the way of bringing the
war TO successful and honorable termina-
tion. Remember the admonition of the
brave Hooker, freemen of Delaware, and
support "uonest Old Abe" who during his
whole term has never sweryed from the
patriotic PURPOSE of saving the nation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

GEN. GRANr in his letter to Hon. L. B.
Washburne, says, that there is "nothiug
wanted to crush the rebellion but u deter
mined unity of sentiment in the North -
Freemen Of Delaware, remember this voice
of warning, from the gallant leader of our
armies and vote in solid column for Abraham
Lincoln, in November next. Recollect that
Gen. Mcclellan ana the party he represents
have used every Influence and agency to as
eist the rebels to prolOng the war, and are
now trying to divide the people of the north
and produce revolution in our midst, il
order to aid the traitors in gaining thei
object. Let us then have u united peopl,
in our State in favor of vigorous prosecu
tion of the war and the elevation of a maj
to the Presidency whose record is clearly il
favor ofsuch measures us will give US a per
manent peace on the basis of Liberty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
SheriR's Sale.

1u-xk ly virtue cfa writ n Neniltion Expouas >
fsA14 me directed, will b. exposst 10 Public sale Al
aassIA The hotel Of Morris Dickson, in tho city uf
lEEss wilmington, New Castle County Del,wnre On
A-sA-aA2Ez W WEDNEsDhY, the 2ist day uf September
isoi Al o'clock p. NJ, the kluwing described Real
Estate viz:
Al hs interest Of Joseph Cloud In the following de.
Castle Comfy. Del.
No !. Bounded by Pouk road, ohm Almonds and
by Wilson's Ans containing five acres OF Land more or
less with frame house thereon erected
No q bounded on the easerly side of Church street.
between Sn and 9th streets at the distance f eighty feet
one and half inches from the sOuhery side 9th street
thence by Church street, southery II to line OF
jeremiah scott Themes by his liaa rs feet to stake
thence parallel with Church street II to another
stake thence westerly with ninth street 10 feet to the
place Of Beginning oontanning 1875 feet of and he the
same less with storied frame hotr thereon
Seized and taken In execution The property III Joseph
Cloud and to be sold ly
LEWIS w. STIDHAM, sherif
bhfIina otfce New Caatle Aug. Roth s64. Sept ~.
n aAu ----- '---
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

As POINTED AS TRuE.--Egery principle ouce
held sacred BY tha Democratic marty il throw
overheard i'y that party for the sake Of craven
coTardy, pusllanimous peace with JeT Davis
nn / his bauI Of iusoeut aud dictatoriol slave
holders
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16
A..an. !. II, = ,ourrAlrs.

We take great pleasure in laying before
our reaiers the Following letter from the
pen of the Rev.>tYm. AikmAn, of this city,
In his summer rambles he has made trip
to New England, and tour of the White
Mountains. His description of that cele-
brated placs of resort, and the gorgeous
scenery with which it abounds, is written in
vein, which will cause it to be read with
interest by every one. We thank our friend
for his valuable contribution.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-16

IF Yob WANT just the niccst Album picture
you sssr saw in your life, call at Gawthrop &
Cos AIS Marast street. In ten minutes tine
you oaa have u with yos.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
The Press Despatch.
FoRrRHs MoSRon, Aus

FoHrREs MosRox, August 10, 1864.
The mail steamer Keyport arrived at Old Point a: i've
o'clock r. NJ from City Point and reports heavy firing
the direction Of the canal last night from eleven three
o'clock No particulars.
The bospaal steamer Wyoming, ia charge Of Or. Elliott,
came Deep Bottom yesterday afternoon, with ffty
one wounded soldiers and Lieutenant Amos CoIburn,
Second New Hampshire and Adjutsnt caruthers, Nine
~ seventh Pennsylvania.
The schooner Alabama, sunk in the storm Of The 22d Of
last February, been raised by sne wrcckcrs Bald
win COZ, under the supcrinsendencs OF Capt. Abcel.
No arrival from James river to-day az four I. NJ
Tbe following deaths occurred in Hampton Hospital
since my last report, Jas a. D. Craig 9th New jersey;
q r. Holton, Atm Massachusetts; VIM. Williams l42d
Ohio lempc Carwood, 1880 Ohio; John 5. Deerne, 1st
DIstrct Columbia cavalry; j. lively, 9TH rcnnsylvapia
Lander wilson, I4stb New York; RersheI Franklin l3th
New York artillery Mark L. Wilson, lo3d ONO Henry
Bordavc 16eth New York; l. Thomas. S5th pennsyva-
MIA VIM. Reardsley, 29tb Connecticut. WIN. N Moore,
Signal corpe Jacob Seens, 143d OHIO: Jas " onald
l4jd Onto Iiram weiscr 27th Mnseachusetts Jas. W.
Moody, 11th Name VIM Evans, 10th Connecticut. J.
Hutchinson, 142d New York: VIM. Read. 134th oht0.
jas smell. l0tn YORK. artillery; Benz sco,t, 10th
United s,atssscoored cyrus A. Alien. 9th cosnsctcst
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
THE FIFTH C0Rrs.
Mr. l.. A. Bendrich's Despatch.

Mr. Il. A. Hendrick's Despatch.
HEanouARISRs, tlrrB ARnr CoRrs, /
BxyoR. PErERsBrRG, August 10, 1864.
eBow wR room soIp,RWs surrvRp
- ssss becoming stereoypnm in the army. II n true
cw poor soldiers do suer, and there noble hcrosm In
sr patient endurance of ail tho pains privsous and
penalties Incidental to tho soldiers lfe These heroes OF
tho trenches Of the skirmish nc OF the battles 'front.'
osserve all that oan be sa,d Of them But the remark
ave quoted does not from these occrs In boots
sf shiny glossiness, with pants striped with golden
sslored lace and paper collars OF immaculate wh,tcness
are the uerers lot not be understood as an earnest
complaining ut,erance. Not so. II s pupgcpt bit OF
Aelscmus sarcasm. and nothing There IL variety
- circumstances under which Is uttered Drop 10 at
scae headqusrters and there comes Invitation 10 join
n N icsd cobl than which better are concoctcd
~ the Mairon Boree; lager beer draush, as roth
insiy cool and tempting can be obtained from any
Fs~tonc temps 70 Gsmbsiuus 10 the Bowery; bottled
ale With the pure calcdonian stamp upon IT. or caret Of
sworn Gallo vintage OF milk punch whose aotea ngre
Atsns genuinely bovine; or if We are not fastdous
pis dstuticn Of the juniper berry or palmer Bourbon
g pAiuest commssary; and with the Invitation comos
sAs ussvsnee--"How We poor soldiers suffer box Of
saswauscs n passed. and again these significantly out
spoksn words-"how poor soldiers suffer- seated
= dinner whose opening soup and pie pudding
ed watermelon the triple dessert, and, as from the
seeoe Of habit. IRON lip v w rssses the emphatic snd
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
S T A N T o N.
Important Bulletin from tho
War ONCE.
Repulss Of tho Enemy by the Tenth
Corps On Thursday Night.
The Fifth Corps in Possession
Of the Weldon Railroad.
HEAVY BATTLE ON FRIDAY EVENING
SERIOUS LOSSES OF THE REBELS.
.~~~~~~~~~<>~~>~S~>~>~~,~>~
Reports from SheriGaIs and
Sherman's Armies,
g.. &C.. As.
Secretary Stanton 60 General DIX.
Wxp
Reports from SheriGaTs and
Sherman's Armies,

wxa DEPARTMENT, :
WARRINGTON, August 20-S10 r. M. 8
Major General JoHS A. DIX
The operations Of General Grants forces detailed
the following official dispatches received by this Depart
meut-
'CIrY PorSr, August ls--s p. M .
General Warren moved with his corps this morning
to and the Weldon road. about mile soph OF
the head works To that point he met nothing but the
cnemys pickets He advanced from there towards Pc
tersburg, meeting the enemy his advance. He bad
considerable 1ghtng during the day. suffering ioss
and nlcting loss upon the enemy.
~ have report showing the extent o! losses
judge them'io be light from tho dsspAcbes.
Some Of the enemy's wounded fell hands and
few other prisoners.
"Ciry PorSr, Va, August 1o--7:30 p. N.
Sour troops are firmly fixed across the Weldon rosd.
"Ihore has been little lighting to-day either-
south Of Petersburg north OF the James.
"Warren reports that the enemy dead. In consderA-
BILE numbers, were found in the front, unburied.
I'VE have had . grea, deal o. about Petersburg
this week, and very grateful change tempera
ture."
General Brncy teegraphs General Butler foliows-
"HEApQUARreRs, TKSrH ARMY Cosrs,
August 10, 1884.
The enemy attacked my line IN heavy force nch
and we're rcpnlsed " th great loss.
"Iu front O' our colored regiment cightytwo dend
bodies OF tho enemy counted.
1.-THE coored troops behaved handsomely, and are 10
Gne spirits
"Tne assault was In column, a division strong and
would have carried the works II they had not been 10
well defended.
"The enemys loss at least one thousand
% b. BIRNEY, Ajot General.
"CrY PoSr, Va, Angus, 1e--oP M
"The enemy came this evening TO warrcn's right.
driving IN the pickets connecting seen him and III.
left Of our old line the Jerusalem plank rolo, and
forcing back the two right divisions warrens CORPS
"a heavy light took place. resulting in the re es,ab
llshment OF our lines and the capare OF a good many
prisoners. The prisoners were from Heths Mahoneie .
and Hokes divisions.
We also lost considerably in prisoners
The last foregoing despatch WIS received thl. affair
and is the latest Information received by the Be
par,ment.
It estimated that loss or the enemy during tbs
week. In killed. wounded aud captured cannot fall much
short OF four thousand, IL it does not exceed tbs,
number
Tho Department has satisfactory intelligence from
General Sherman 70 half eight O'Clock last evening
Reports At five O'Clock this morning from General
sherdans front represent qnct at that time and tina,
Gmor, with forty or hfiy men, entered Martinsuure
last evening EDwiS NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of war
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
Railway Tokens IIiega,.

IHHApKtFfHA, august 70, ISb4
United States District Attorney GIlpin has served
notice on the directors o. Of city railways inform
ius thsm that by giving tickets tokens IN lieu OF money
In making change their they violating tne
second section Of OF July IL 1891 and render
ing themselves liable fno Of Eve hundred dosrs and
els months lmrr sor meps
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
Eating rnrse pays Rst,ons.

In tho recent advance Colonel John 6roespeck Thry
ninth ohio taantry, beng thea 10 command tse suco
T,ra,. m n gse issued order 20 his comm aud ~
mn, IN THAR three days okei raons. The
pro,oeted operations being subsequently, POSTPONED
cnsnesd inc coloncl directed he rain or order be
ea,a,ern, andcd Ills TcDtouic messenger made the
rounds of uhe camp person, late Al night. proclalng
ina, colone Grccsbeck ordered his men TO eat Up heS
,ncsssnser,s rendering OF the Coiouels order struck
everybdy and the boys soemny got up from their bedS
aiiye with fnn rampant Messes sent N ''report pro.
rress had got " the middle of the second d,y mr.
days breakfast, &c. some begged extension o the
crdcr some extension OF time. One f1li TO the
thi cat aud had day and halfs raurns left Wbar
ehoud be do. And 40 through all ihs changes rossble
The colonel and the Chio brigade Which loves AIM VIII
never forge, the famous order 10 ea the tbroe dsys'
coos cd ratlons'
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

BRANDrSc.--Dr T W. wntinghsm and his assistant,
Dr penne, both belonging 10 the BOARD Of Enrolment ~
Morrstowu, we Q arrested ~ sheriff Pc Mott on the
charge OF branding in the back with caisc young man
named Beach The doctors we're heid 10 sAiOoV bail -
TrsWon IN ~ kmsrican. AsUaa ~.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
AFFAIRS At FORTRESS MONROE.
Mr.. VIM. ". Stiner's Dispatches.
FoRiRxss MoSror, August Is, 1904


FORTRESS MoSroE, August Is, 1904
Tor the past few days, and especially day has been
srnoet unbeatable. Everything s parched up, and the
suffering among men and bcssis is terrible Tho ther
M meter has ranged as high 1o5 the shade and,
po,w outstanding this has always been ACKNOWLEDGED
choice watering place in days Of peace have nothing
boas, over coscy bril-, cities in tho way OF oumfort be-
sides having the gentle brce2es OF the Atlantic thrown
m Az write dark lowering clouds are overcasiing the
horizon, and the faint rumbpg Of heavens ARTILLERY"
ryes hopes Of refreshing shower, of which We stand
very much in need ciserus dry, the grass and
on trees are whorcd and nothing short Of cool
rain storm will satisfy the present needs,
~ yMRs AZ voroLK uypra oxsrPst vcsnrs
Afewday ago Brieadler General George Shepley,
The District Of fastcrn virgins, returned
from the Fast alter short leave Of absence while no
was AWAY tho affairs OF the district were admins.
tered by Brpadier honoia israel vo-de. Military aars
are rather dull but marked Improvement Is observabs
since tho cvi government has been abolished Que Of
the most important events lately Hansprhg mere mas
bcen the appointment OF
Nkw PROVOST MARSHAL
In the place or Lieut.. colonel Charles Wheldcn, who
has llcd that position for upwards OF eight months pat
rctircs now to private lie The new appoin nnent Col
a. H. Saunders OF the Nineteenth Wisconsin Volunteer
ininntry regiment well and favoraty known in all the
arduous operations or the Eighteenth army corps The
ioywipF tho ordcr OF Major General Butler 10 reerepse
20 Colonel saunders:--
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
The Piiosbeat James FauE and tbe
Tniiuhnssec.
PORTLAND, Me., A,

PORTLAND, Ge., August 20, 1884
The British brig James Crow this port from Liver
pool, makes the following report
on the night o. tho 18Th yacht or plo,
boat, which made earnest inquiries II wc bad seen
steamer with mast, giving fuli description of
the Tallahassee Tho beat was no doubt ths New fsrh
piIotboat James Funk. bcfore reported c.ptured
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
sssc,s. onpsns--so. als.

Nn.-r7T1sxFs-FTs
so, NoNfH ARoLkA, - rHh FIELD August s. 1874. y
hllI .oirnel " a Saunders, Fineteenth Wisconsin Vol
untcft rh2 uHAhic on Of his health DO duty
IN the brc y assigned Provost Marshal the
manc Of Major General BUTI.ER
v, y. DAVIS, Assistant Ad jutapt GENERAL.
pnreusDt tc this orcev Col eaupdess toos asessicp f
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
The Vessels Destroyed by the Taiia-
hasscr.

hasScr.
HAiTAr, August 20, 1861.
The following list OF the vcsscls destroyed by tho
Talahassscs-
ships Atlantic, Adratic and James Lttlodeld
Bsrss By state, Gienalyou, p. C. Asxsaier
Brig Biilcw.
Scbouuers Sarah A. Boycc. Carrie Estee. A. Richards,
Spokane, lamont Dupont, Henry Howe. Howard, Flora
Restless, caroee, North amer c., Pearl Sarah louisa
Assen,a, jotIah Ashone
puotbcats James Funk and william Bei
The following vessels were captured and bonded by
the r.lanassce;Bark Soioc, brig Ney Car.
roll, 4. Parker, :. b. Harris and Leopard.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
THE TALLAHASSEE LEAVES HALIFAX.

Union Steamers Ira Pursuit Of Her.
HALIFAX, y. : August 20, 1854,
The pirate Taliahassce sailed from this port
O'Clock this morning, going eastward
Tho Union steamer Pontufuc arrived here nj sx
O'Clock this morning having been detained BY fog sns
will sail immediately pursuit.
Another American steamer Is sgnallsd in the west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

M a. NAyY.--rFRsoNs COMING 70 rHR CITY
" tho ~ Joining the harrty nati-
fed That by cnhius dirsc tothc Rendezvous Headquar
ters rs Souh STREET Maiden up stairs they
will receive tho verr hrhes, cash hountcs and viii also
avoid anS sharers and transact their business
with Responsible and autsouzcd osfiiei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

DrsABLED SOLDIERS
Who have been diShsrgsd
for disability
also those who have served
~ least years 8l
and becn honorsbly discharged.
cnn receive
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS Casa s3
SEVEN HcSDRED DOLLARS CASH
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS cAsu
70 enter the Invalid corps
by applying 70
LATHAM, GRAFT MOORE CO.,
AZ Hanover street,
nearly oppos to the American House,
Boston Mpss.
HEADQUARTERS. Star1IErH NEW YORK voL
uuteore Brooklyn Cfy Armnty corner OF Henry and
Cranberry streets Hrooslvn August ~ tN4 An officer
ne rcEiment are rcqur.'t 70 be Wesenta W A. ID, Siw
sst for muster. By orier "
N suAuRdAN. Lieut Col Conraudux
J. srrxzs First Lieut. and A. A.
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NyIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
COMMENCES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S.
The ladies Gentlemen will please assemble ON Tues
day, August 81. 1864 s.. ~
4. I. VINCENT. sisge Manager.
A cADEMy OF MUsrc-ITALIAN oPERA.-THE La.
N dies and gentlemen OF the Chorus. engaged for
newt OF Tasn Opera requested TO for
hearsa Wednesday. septemberh, at 10 M, without
fail. In the Green Room Of the Academy Of Music.
MAX NARETZEK.
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c,1 nnQ CASH DOWN TWO sURsTffu vEs WANT.
Nl.UtV 81 this IA Tor the army, At ~ 90 ssah; ~
for the navy sO each Apply at e1 Cortland, street OF
ner OF Mashinstop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

I NnO RECRUITS wASrEp-FoR THE ARMY
l.UUO AT IL BROADWAY.
S400 cash In ha Ind paid each
1000 veterans wanted for the army
Ar IL BROADWAY.
Stc0 cash in hand paid each
loo seansn wanted for the uavy,
AT IL BROADWAY.
$500 cash In hani paid each man. .
1000 landsrncu wanted in the navy,
AT IL BROADWAY
600 frcncn wanted for the navy,
AT IL BROAOWAY.
$500 caah IN hand paid each man..
1000 Goa passarsswanted for the navy.
AT ~ BROADWAY
o40o cash In hand paid each
Men coming this Office enlist relv upon obainng
The honorable treatm-nt receiving the msney
FULL choice OF regiment and without
humbuc or imposition. Come and yourselves.
once open from I 4 so T. 70 .rsnn'xox,v
VIII be Paid TO man, child bringing an Ac-
ccptsble recruit TO this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-31

sAsy eassss svos1 4 thsy VOID rAsf Sepal 80
batter are &C stake food c thing
shetr little oaes Compel them TO rsaA esd decide.
An the osoessariss Of iifs are RAPIDLY Increasing
d. net look At the sbsrao> Ideas OF the manpuistrg
pootsns not they 10 tce great evsass eraneprsg
10 Inc country csrtn great principles, and recoanzs sss
men VINO rasresent then II sho Sacago COeveossoe q
any otner makes It's record In the nopsnaioe m CA.
aioste coincide wkh thar general IDEAS VIII moes wn
the support OF the masses not, thes The people wm
repudlsse u. the pe Dle demand new and hive mea.
taey have mo enough Of the old school VI maupuiatGA
poa"cisos ana Il any such are minated q Chicago
toe ICES o. November will record their defeat. fns
rumors OF the nomination OF the Fiilmorss, Pteress ana
other old fogies only cause smile OF contempt
M'CLMLAN DEMONSTRATION IN new YORK.
During toe last week there has been one oontinuAi
stream o. demonstratou 10 this city General n0Cel
paratons for the mass meeting be bold at tho Cooper
Institute during the coming week. which promises u be
ono OF tue arges gatherings known this city since the
great Unos square war meeting 10 1861 IL II somewhat
lie object 10 reform 10 the city government, working
mems association war democracy peace meeting which
she masses are permitted attend, or even Fremont
gathering Ind there certain TO be uproarous demon
STATIONS and the wildcat enthusiasm maufested for
Mcclellan before the assembaee breaks up Prominent
m0u from tho west who have the city In
Tow weeks, state tbat the thing Wisconsin
Mchigan aud other Western States These gentlemen do
clare tnas 10 addition to the prosecutions Mcclellan by
the Administration the fact that tue yaandtgham aud
wood peace men are working against him has eased
his popularity III the Northwest
In addition to the meeting IN this city this week
there Is 10 be great gathering at Peoria Illinois, tho
4th OK August-probably ~ peace neD-with a view OF
operating npon and iniuen ing the Chcaeo Convention
with the Developments VI these two gatherings may
bs able ~ ascertain scsihra about tho Of the
measure, divine tho results Thus national matters
rapidly drifting TO crisis Of some kind