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, 1864-08-16
Especial Dispatch to tho Chtcago Timcs.1
Fnnr WAIVE Ind Anpnet n


FoRr WArSE, Ind, August IS.
About eight days ago the central committee Of
this county fssucd a call for a mass meeting, to
consider the state Of the country and give express
e!ons relative to the impending draft.
Notwithstanding the lowering aspect Of the
weather in the forenoon, there were not less thtn
10000 persons present. All the adjoining co1n-
ties were represented, and the meeting WAS char
acterized BY the widest enthusiasm,
The meeting was organized By calling Mayor
Randall to the chair. and the appointment Of a
committee on resolutions, when it adjourned until
sp.m.
The meeting, having rsassemhled, adopted a
series Of ofreeoutio5s breathing the same spirit Of
opposition to the war the mad hercaies Of the ad.
miuistratiop, the threatened conseription, &c.,
that characterized the resolutions adopted at
Peoria.
The 10Th resolution was expressive OF their de
termination to resist the draft, and being mostly
for what he meeting was called, append 1t IN
full:
10. Rtso'red, That We arc opposed to the dsaft@
and call upon the democracy Of all the States to
euBtain us IN our declaration; that, Ii fight we
muEt, we will fight TOR the constitution and the
Unioa; that We will never give any aid or assist
ance to the continuing Of this unho1y and unnntu-
1al war; that we are for peace, and determined 10
have peace; and We earnestly pray that the Pres!-
dent shall revoke bis proclamation for the draft
and treat with the Confederate government upon
peace and restoration OF the Union.
The enthusiasm with which the resolutions
were adopted showed that the assemblaee were
Ill earnest and that they meant to do what they
resolved.
, 1864-08-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

... MONDAY EVENING, August Il, 1s5i.
LUMBER-Receiysd Oh Saturday, ltSt 90 fest.
With an1a supply Of ca1koes ths mhtka. continues
active and very 6lm At previous quotations:
BHIHGLE5-Markettne almost couInal supply with
u good deiusnd. PFic:s 1rrn with an upward tan
dency.
LATH-Receiyed On Saturday, 100, 200 pea Msr get
moderately active and drm At previous quotations,
CAHdo sALxs TO-DAY.
CasRo tchr Three Rells, from Aenomonee, said py
1f ,Wo feet lumber. s1Ds. at $.l<o: cars
80 scht Il. n. Gates, from Pestuater, sold by Hsrt
Maxwell, IL GOO teet coarse lumber. at Sla Sc, cargo
zchr Ucic0, Eom Pier Marquette, sold BY Col. Lo3-
mis-, - cS feat lumber st1lps, At t4s; csrgo a.hr
Rots Bell from Graf River, 1eld By Irish l. Fuller
fet RATED lumbeE. st1ips 3l7 cargo schr
Trsuat, from Msntowoc, sold BY Bicktora. feet
lnDber, y es1ips, at rs: cargo schr America. from
Grand River, dby 1rhh Fullet IS 900 RATED luu
her, strips, At $.t. .s2h; Lsth It u.
, 1864-08-16

J 3. Wood ward, young man, resident Of
Indiana, and at ore time A1jutant OF an Iu-
diana regiment, was tailed ont at 4 recent
peace meeting, and responded u follows:
.,GEsTLKnEN: The great csJ that I have
you that there Is NO man In the nation who
aekircs peace more than do-a perm ,neat,
la6tipg peace [Cheeu.I And. gent'cm:n, I
viii tell gou bow VIC ELL got it. Fight this
war ont. Take every negro in the rebel
, 1864-08-16
a Naval Mystery.
TIE CALoR1C ENGINE TO pRopEL TIE DIG.

It is quite useless to conceal the fact that
no steam power will propel tho great ocear
iron. cIad Dictator on her forthcoming Euro
pean voyage. The Ericsson caloric engine
will be the motive power, and the manner in
which its progress at the Delamater Iron
Works has been effected, without the slight
eet intimation on the part or the press that
anything mysterious was going on, shows
that the contractor attaches undue import.
ance to: secrecy. II the engine falls, as fail
we are assured 1t cannot, the country must
know the fhct, sometime or other; II It sue
coed, premature announcement cannot im-
pair, but must necessarily enhance, the tri-
umph Of genius.
The Dictator is now slowly fitting out.
The familiarity Of mechanics with tke Iuo-
dorous atmosphere distilled from coal is
great draw back on the advancement Of the
Workmanship necessary to complete d ma
chine moved BY the atmosphere which is our
life.
The Puritan is not known to hare ca
loric engine, but 1t Is not unlikely that her
moving force will be the same as the Dlcta-
tor, II that should succeed, as the Puritan
cannot soon be aniahed,-N, 7. Journal ef
Commerce 4u1 11H ..
, 1864-08-16
WeAtern ONcers at Macon aud Charfex.
ton.
The following is a partial list Of Western
officers confined in the prisons of Macon aud

officers confined in the prisons of Macon an{
Charleston:
Captain Handy, 79th Illinois infantry.
Captain BtKeloW+ 18th Illinois infantrY.
Astos Beatty, I'd Ohio intantrJ.
Lieut.. Watson, 2tbt Wisconsin volunteers.
Lieut.. jackson, a1st Wisconsin, Yolunteers.
Capt. Sc,mefhorn, I'D Indiana volunteers,
Capt, John Birch, 4?d Indians volunteers
Capt Cyrue Metca1f 42d Indians Volunteers.
Capt. Meseick, 42d Indiana volunteers.
Lieut.. Knowles. I'D Indiana volunteers.
Lieut.. Bryant, aad Illinois infantry.
Litut. Thorn, Kansas cavalry.
Lieut.. Ed Spaaldlns, I'D Michigan iafautrv,
Lieut.. Drake, 22d Michigan Infantry.
- Molouey, Indiana volunteers.
Capt. Gordon, 2ath Michigan infantry.
Capt. Galnteath. I'd Michigan infanfrr.
Capt. Wandt, 2ed Michigan infantry.
Lieut.. Meere, ed Michigan infantry.
Capt. kseler, I'D Michigan Infantry.
Lieut.. Drake, sd Michigan tn'antrY.
Atjt. Matthew'S, I'D Michigan infantry.
Capt. Getz, 22d Michigan infautry,
, 1864-08-16

. MONDAY EVENING. Aug. Is, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts sinca Saturday have
been almost nominal amounting to about zol hcad a.
Beef Cattle. With the balance LETT over uso,d om
Saturday the entered sa3es amount to 43f hesu which
almost entirely so,d yesterday Sunday trading
stl forming falF Item In the transactions OF our
Live ste ck yards. There Is large denaad for army
Cait'e the qualities Of which ranse som medina to
good media n grades. Entered 1sles since Saturday,
4ss he ad 1t s29a6.5o chiehy at st,246 % per leo
Tbs. We quote tie market nt.n at previous quota.
tfuna.
, 1864-08-16

E The fsh in Little River, Conn, Tero
poisoned the other 1.y with sulphuric acid,
from factory 1t Hartford. There had been
total atoppage Of water lear the f.ctory
for twenty'four hours, and the poison az
soon a. the water was sslet off, by the heavy
rains entered tL9 riye1 below IN. large deses,
, 1864-08-16
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

: M0Nn1T Evening. AHKGet Is.
There u nothing new TO note In tho Dry Goods Eas-
ket to- day. The advance Of last week WAS s,ifuy
mhtntaired. Trade Il verJ good. Country mar.
cbante, understandable the tendency Of the market.
bur freely Our merchants azt hIltnz up for the fall
tEste, aud will make tho 1nest khow In the West.
, 1864-08-16
miscellaneous,
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


1KxAsuHr D1PAErHsax. July H. lA<
Roties IL hereby given that aussc1spttons win -
received By tho T1esszEk aE TIA United States, ne
sercr.1 Assistant Trsasa1e<s aad deAxnsted Deepest
tAsies. md by The Rational Banks destKoaso& ~
qualified ~ Dspost:Azies and Financial A4sses.esR
Treasury Hotes raysnie three years fom Au1sS II
1884, bearing nsszsat It the rats Of seven sad tss-
atsacaed. payable IN awial nsasy.
Ttese noes viii be convertible At the option ~
holder 1t maturity. Into six per cent keId osaxtsE
bcnts. redeemabla atrsr ava and payable swssa5
Sears from Auxuat Is, 1867.
This Notes vii be tssued In denominations OF Rf1.
one hundred. hvs hondztd. one thousand, ana 4ye
thousand dollar. aud viii b. i.sued In k,sa& Or
payable to order. uay b directed oy .Ae sanssx,
bela.
All subscription. NUT be TOR any dollars, Or soas
multiple Of nfty dollars.
Duplicate csztdeasea viii be lssued toe Ill dsye-
its. The party depounng muss endorse npoa t&a
original certificate the denomination Of notes ~
quired and whether they to DO issusd In blank
payable TO order When 80 endorsed 1t HuAt b 1sss
with the oHces receiving ths depostt. 10 bs toewx
I'd to this Department..
The notes Will be transmitted to the owners I've Of
transportation charges As soon After tho fseeask
the original Certificates Of Deposit ~ thc7 can es
prepared.
Interest win % allowed to August Is On I'll deposits
sde prior to that dAts and will be paid By the D.
, 1864-08-16
FlNANClA:. AND C0UMERCIAl..
FINANCfAIn

MospAY EvknIKa. August Is, 1a6A.
Thsre Is no new feature to note In the Money mAr-
ktt to day. 1:1emains abcnt the a. las. week
good legitimate demand aud a fair supply-worktng
satie:sctertly to bankers and borrowers. The mar.
kets quiet day, but the shipments for the East
continue good.
Exchange Is easy. Tue supply ID perhaps ttstle
ah& id Of this demand, but "a there Ls good volume
Of currency hand. tte1e " little or no Excnanee
crowded tho rafkst to bring tbs price down. Ths
quotations rtmain before pnblished-]+ discount.
buying; par seihR, with s1nai concesaoaa tos round
1ots.
Geld VI. steady III New FORK to-day, ., night ad-
yAuce cn S.tuldsy's Average. The quotations rc.
celved by Jan,s Boyd, s3 Clark street, we1e fol-
1Gwt:
1oioa. m....... .....:xsH m........."..2s6M
1850 d m .............GH lao p. .m...........,2554
41-aN a. m-.. -......s+-f9o !
The market hire opened At 2js and advanced to 255
eloeIrG stt ady at that ngure+ Silver dali At Can
ads, 253 luJtug. Guverntpent 2es lcS buying, 1tg
selling; 1co bonds, lo6 busing, and 1o9x selling.
4 correspondent OF the Boston Advertiser. who,
that jorrnsl says, "haa had much OCCASION to dea
with hnaLcal topies, both practically and theretl-
ca IT," euggests the following;
!. Open The cottun trade, In srecnbacks. This Will
trtment OF IL ony fund. bsnrdt.the productive in-
dusry o. Soiins 1nefea:e or EXPORTS and reduce
change nc State oanx. tnto Nstionsl banss. aud
gradually reduce the cufrency.
8. Fer every dollar OF new Bulls hereafter lsaued to
Ns'iensl banks, call In and cancel dollar Of -yeru.
meht Legal tendett, and thus prevent Expansion by
1. should tnl. system be adopted, aod no mora
eSal 99 ued ed, ~ a. IKE T.
Itat it would produce 20 bad effect.
, 1864-08-16

HOGs-Kecei7cd. 1t all tho yards, since Saturday,
shout 500 hcgs. Entered eaes ll6e head, at pr1cc1
ranging from ts t09loS7 100 rs. Market moder.
Aiely cctiye and Unchanged. Shippsfs are buying
mcre cautiously, being Influenced by the present
VAIN and unfayorable weather for the tranahlpment
Of hogs.
, 1864-08-16
FROM TURKEY.

Se1zuFe Of All the Protestant m1saIen-
Afy RAtab11sADents In Conssantls
Mkp1e-k cAs0n for the Mo2~uee-A
Widespread A0zttlc Movement
AmoDE the Tutk kB,
, 1864-08-16
HEALTH PRESERVER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For tho Removal Ut obatsuetie nj, and tho In
EuEnnce Of Regularity In the Recnrreoes
: at tha 4ontaly Pettoda.
II They cure or obvtate those numerous dlssasea
sst sF!nK from trregniasity. BY removing the no<a-
- They cura Suppressed. Excessive md Painfal
~ They cure Green slckneas tCa.orosia)
IN the back, the owar parts Of the body, Heav{Raes
Fatigue etght a1ertion, PapttAtiou OF tho Heart,
Lovness Of spiEtts. Hysse1fa Sick Heaaaehe, atdAs
iarity thsy remove tha cause, and Win Il tha e.
r Compossd Fl simple vegetable extracts, they
aver delicate. their functions being to substitute
strength for Nsakness. which, wheo properly used.
They ma1 Sc safely used At any azr and It n,
| period, except vhen forbidden By diEectloaa
'inS.'Fi1 ~ iii direetioes r LOO aecompspy esea BOZ.
Es1 81 nAl. bee Il poetaso, d receipt of
III such orders must be sent 70 c. 4. cOoK. CHI
caRo, our General Agent for the West.
Boid hJ all DFuEgiata everywhere.
Q, a. COOK,
CHICAGO.
General Agent for the stase Of Illinois, IoEs, VI.
| consfn- Michigan and Indiana.
| DIR. ". n. n1E&W1y IL Co.,
t. BoL1 PRoFEIxToRs.
No. 50 Liberty-at, Nav York.
Bold tWaolesale In Chlcsgo BY
FTHHES S1Sya kHt1IaEGHk HobD g.
5l1R lGR.TY PWRER....-..... eosr srosstt11x stt11xAu.
z i. {sia e * z 4Ss1a e1s Is
| --AAHssE.
, 1864-08-16

MosDAT EvKxixo, August Is, 1854.
The following table shows the receipts snd shtp.
mems for tbs p4tt48 hourt:
RECEIPTS AND su1rhKA1s FoR TIE PAST 4s HOURS.
, 1864-08-16
u ARE AND VALUABLE
BOOKS.

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y Ru1s!a- 9yot1 -~'Ss
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CNR azr ANNALS OF CoE9REas-t2 vol. .b.s~-
la-go cctaTo.
oRE SET, REGISTER OF DEBAyES.9 vols.
sheep l41ge3ro.
:, To Any one Wishing to r,ase m a Political ena
6hto. teal Library, these work. 40 Invaluable.
For eala b.
John L. kORrDN, Book1eltaf.
p. O, Box .66, ea 7 4al3 oeo&fk
, 1864-08-16

!. kE Tu1kay has commenced a series Of
unlawful and outrageous acts against the
Americans, which may secure for her bsst-
inE. Her treaties h4Fc been shamefully vfo-
lated. The buildings Of several American
and foreign societies h4ve been eu1deo1y
efised By an armed force, the oeeupsnta
jectcd, ard the building aealed up.
, 1864-08-16

q The New Yolk 06server, religious
journal which certainly will not be accused
OF partia]ity for Nj. Lincoln and his anti
slavery supporters, gives the following ad-
vice IN regard to the emancipation pfocla-
nation. to that portion Of the Democratic
party which has tor Its watch-word, or part
Of It, "The Constitution as 1t is:'
"Those who do not wish to insist on TINT
condition, are Of course, willing, as all others
are, to abiGe by the decision Of the Supreme
Court, as to the legal effect of the Proclama-
tiou. If that measure as war measure was
justifable. slavery is legally terminated for
ever, and the Supreme Court will settle the
matter, when the first case comes before it.
And this brings u, all upon one eonn.on plat
form, the Cozstittion and the lascs Of TIE land,
as the only n<cestary basis Of peace. !.
, 1864-08-16

lions passed to Resist klle Dralt -
Rebellion TO be lnuu.,arated Ia In
diana,
, 1864-08-16

= It Is Stated On good authority that
some eight hundred emisrants hare been
landed at Deer Island, in Boston harbor,
within few days, and Immediately enlisted
in the army, receiving the bounty, thus re-
lieying that number Of Bostonians from the
draft Most Of the men came from Ireland,
although ship load has also arrived from
Antwerp and Hamburg. It Is reported that
In Germany the movement in favor Of emf
grating to Ameriea, with the design ofen-
listing In the Union army is exceedingly
popular, and no difficulty Is met in obt in
Ing recruits
, 1864-08-16

FA colored woman from Mississippi is
very anxious to find her husband, Wythe
so North with one L. E. Fatrchild, since
which time she has heard nothing Of him.
ANY information concerning him Rill be
thankfully received Address "Rcoecca
Bracy, Aontexuma, Poweshiek Co Iowa"
, 1864-08-16

se 4ATe freatl{ enlarged cur manntacturtux 1sos.<
s9e1s ~ noW Aaye conssansfy hand vGy xFEm
&aea ~ 1ny1te ~ attantion ef Westsz1 Ts6sseS
YnntSss ~ .ae I4tess sa1yes q Msns, Borg -
~ and sus1is eaoes - xell 14l(ss'. Hiss
kNlu!EnA 8a294Ao. Glow Kt1 md L44NlS Nugk-N0
mssn:ne s,1 aEd tho very best qna1.x o+koo-
, 1864-08-16

re- Frank Tollrnan, OF the News Depot. info,1nx
u that on Saturday evening last. he cold tw0 Axn-
dred dad fffv copies Of the Chicago THBCxE.
Coustdet1ng the dearth Of news about that dine
II. 0-S'
The above Fpeaks volumes for the LOYALTY
and C0tEIpftsc Of that sfitriny l,i1ainaas iii y
, 1864-08-16

M a r Z N II LIS =
, 1864-08-16

~ An exchange calls attention to the
copperhead sense of the fitness Of things, as
evinced By the echange In the time Of holding
their National Convention from the 18th Of
July, the birthday Of American Indepep-
dence, to the Goth day Of August, the birth
dav OF Benedict Arnold. -:
, 1864-08-16

The number Of emigrants that landed
at Ne" York last week were 1888, making
total Of 116, GOO since the LIT Of January. A
great many cmigrants find their way to this
country BY the St. Lawrence route-comfne
through the Canadas, and not few arrive At
Boston. The foreign emigration exceeds
5000 WeeE
, 1864-08-16

fFThe strong proba5l1ty d thaE &c"
t.eii,u wiu be the Copperhead candidate for
Pneatdent, 4 cotemporary thus correctly
statea his claims and chances Of election
Ywe1ere to say to an average Democrat
what We undqubtingly believe-thAt two:
Yh1-as nj those now noisIly for Mcclellan
ronld rather vote directly for the rebel Gen"
~, 7 ee. he would probably resist If mot re-
srnt the assertion; but no candid Meclel-
1snlte will deny that Lss. gsnerat+htp az oose n
nor, for Aec,.uan than Aec7faan'1 o'sn- He
n1ncsl to every candid observer for the truth
, 1864-08-16

GNU II y - ~ as %AVN NV
BUeoos a A3F!B....-.N25.c
0rtnoco. So!e -. 43&tC
0rinoco good daE.-
akel..............43aI6c
r.
French Cali. :}s
Recommendations
French Calf LII.
n1oines, z doz-
cu.......... 113.m 4tl5 co
French Gait Le,
motues, Sec.
ords, z doz.Ms 0'3.17 ca
L'ntrEs ftox. 19.t04 l, o.
koans, y oz-.l..Q9a Is %
, 1864-08-16

il Ya.!1'a Eope.......S1@32c
Hemp p..............@14Bc
Lath, faru. Hemp. .t5AAc
n - MA11llA. @3LC
! Mafllne...,.....,.,.$135.
Am. Hemp No.2.... &Alxc
sat1 cord-.-. .,M0S3c
, Hay Rope AAulllA.. kSEc
, 1864-08-16

1t will be observed that the above decision
reverses that made July 14th, '63, and under
which the manufacturers are now working.
, 1864-08-16

weak Ws.. ,iS:17 losses s7so75 1880 =
Season SS. .6asM5 :!kcHs8 ts7ssfo3 3a.siai, ffa:s
Sea7en n, ,7S6S{9 6tSy573 Sxna~.i i.,sf7? 1e;Is3
, 1864-05-12
CHICAGO, THURSDAY MAY y, 1861.

The firing WAS incessaat for hours, and as a!ur1u-
nition wagon. could not get through the woods,
cartridges were sent in on the stEe:chcra which
brought back the wounded. In y4in did Long
street hpr1 bis battallions against H-ncock.. The
Union regiments stood their ground, a1d even
wien portion OF Ewell'e corps came to Long.
streets aid they, accomplished nothing.
The fight vas kept up until dark, when host1i.
ties reased. The wounded we're brou5ht to iUprt-
yieed hotels and co1np 1fes vert lighted.
Meanwhile Burnside with the 9th corps h.d
aerved to act as reserve. Affair = hurled mstch
neither his corps OF that Of Sedw1ck had been en-
gaeed.
On Friday morning an intensely hot day-Gen.
Grant had lis whole army in line Of bartle and the
contest Has recommended The details OF Fridays
fight have not yet been received, but It Ia known
that it, close the rebel line had been driven back
from the battle-ground, IeaTfng their wounded In
orr hands. Lee retreated over three miles from
bis crtginal line Of battle.
All that Is definitely known Of Saturday Is that
the fighting wat not resumed, and the conjecturcs
Of thoee who should know are that for reasons
known to e1ist, Lee was not disposed to renew the
contest. +,
Tonight train Of wounded has boon expected,
bRt ut midnight 1t has not arrived.
Tbs railroad from Alexandra ia bein2 put IN run
ming order nnd will doubtless be In use for AloDzsr
distance hence than It has been for years.
Many believe that the coming weak will ind the
rebel force Eemn1ed in at lts capital that II Will
elter diagrasatuy evacuate it and retreat, or sxr-
reQdAf.
, 1864-05-12

TIE GREEEBACKs VICTORIOUS.
The contest between Greenbacks and the
Wildcats, In this city, has resulted In the
complete triumph OF the former. Every
effort made to break down and nnlhf5 the
resolution o. the Board Of lrade nus signal
y falled The bankers who most strenuous
- oppo1eu ,ne ume .'a u.su lo ns op.on =. ~
" 81 -ae 1s1 .euoe4 aa,s,ssauS os ~ - 80. os
*11.,-o. ~ 49,. ~ Mna5.~ 1fa~ 1et., ~
t1.s-ssr.s a...I Ta,aor and vo+ton.1 Ra,I
NOTES sh,11 he The STANDARD. All other. cur
1cncr viii be treated az uncurreut, and re-
cei7oa at a discount,
We rejoice that the sober second thought
of the bankers hss governed their final &C
ton, and that they have resolved to carry
, 1864-05-12
Commercial Postscript.


WEpExsDAx EVENING, May 11-10P. u.
There WAS = fair attendance 1T tho Sherman House
this evening bus owing to the dsc1ae In gold in tbs
Afses nocn tho leading grain market Was 1ues Aud
stAde easier.
WHEAT was dull and Hc lower: 5000 hu Ee.1 Spring
in store Ut $c1: 1900 bu No. DO TN the afcr1oon)
1t 3l1ex; 1909 bu do 1t st1si IT, so bu do ut 11
cloeIug ftua 1t 81 18 for No aud &. 20 for MOL.
Cona was quiet but rrn, with eh1ea Of 300 bu No.
New 1t CSC.
OATS wrre moderative1y active and shade n.znss
thsn at the cloae Of Change Sales we're: s5coo tu
No. at 6sbc; 5000 bu do as ssxc; 1000 do {short
ce,pta> st tsc.
WHISKY was dul1 but without chsnxe. Sales 10
bsls city at $l.t6-
FrK1cu1s were shsde nrmez. standard vessel
was reported chartered ut TIC for corn to Buffalo,
, 1864-05-12


FIELD OF TIE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS.
Friday, May Gil p. n.
Fourteen hours Of severe fighting to-day, and
etill nothing decisive. The position this morning
WAS that OF last night. substantially. Ger. EcdE.
wick, With two Of h1s divisions, Ricketts, and
WtIcht1e, has fought upon the right; Gen. Han
cock, With the four divisions Of his corps, viz,
Bi1ney ~ ;an'e, Bariow,s and Gtbbon'a with GET.
Id: and Cen Warren, with bis full corps and Sto-
Trnsop's disi.iun Of the 9Th Corps {Buruside's)
hae fought in the center. .Bnrnaide's corps has
constituted. the reterre, and has marched and
couuter1uarchcd necessarily, and gone In ~ brig
ndes nj The center and on the letf.
Eedcwick was to advance at 8 P. n, but Ewell,
who Commands opposite him, attacked 81 Las.
Eedgwict tays EWefl's watch nnst be 10 minutes
ahesd eY hss This action On our rt1t vi: f!ted
and well fought At tho expiration oi IN hour the
rrbels were handsomely borne back, The 1{1ne
ceased md each eide held the ground they had ol-
youneked 1pon. Our loss waa severe, and the en-
emy could not have been leas.
Gen. Scdgwicks stat were h!tutant ana n9lqua.
tnus throughout, while the o!d Genefai WAs tne
man Of Ant1etam and Fredericksburg repeating
himself This action barely orcr, and snadcnlE "
heard from the extreme left that peculiar mnnot;
large numbers engaeod-eo ma1S that single shota
and eTcn ypl]cya oflonR lines not distinct hut
are merged In the mighty noise OF great o1ttle.
Hhncock WIS engaged.
The details Of bis two hou1s' steady Fhueele do
not know. but know that he did hts Wor6 cfean'
l. apd completely. Longs1eet had Joined tne reo.
el right, andthis MA second detezm!ned attempt
to tam npr len, apda recond utter discontinue:
Grey, who was On tho EzoVud. viii undoubtedly
, 1864-05-12

wAMnoToN, Nay 11.-Ga1ret Davis got started
npalu in the SENATE tl1e afternoon. IA usual.
everybody began to lock mp desks and leave the
chamber, when the Senator informed them that
thew uoea not think to Anect him by thai sott Of
fhif1r: that he did not expect others to listen to
:hims md sI,oke only to heir himself He WIS ut
dnce ieft In undispnted and solitary enjoyment Of
that ElxuH.
, 1864-05-12
FROM WARREN COUNTY.

fsree4Al Dispatch to tht Chicago Tribunal
MONMOUTH, May uth+
Wnr7en comfy has two full companies OF ono
Hundred daJb men. They expect to laave for Quin-
.rv this W1BAt.
, 1864-05-12
The TlrgfDta nad East Tennes-
eae N1f5FeMd BADLY Damaged.

NV Yoxx. Nay 1.-THE New York 7rsostns's
correspondent At Chsrlestown. West Virginia,
tays. There hA4 heen thofanca desuacsaGn ,,9l o.
Gap. Months hardly win sunaoe 70 restore the
line Of the road 10 th1t it cen be sed bJ the rcbola
for the transportation Of troops and supplies.
, 1864-05-12

Vessels Passed Detroit
Especial Dispatch to tha Chicago Trfbune.J
DHTHo1T, May II. 1854.
Ur.-Prop Forress Qusen, Winslo1, onetdA; bark
Pomeroy, Fsvosite, Champion. Monarch, EAisd Bel1;
brig Banner, Monitor 4chr johnson Golden Harvest,
Eval,nc stsndrnw, Fabot. NsSsir. sophiA Smith.
Coruelia, Cnyaho&s. Autocrat, Gzsy Essls, Bonnie
Doom, Tyandotte, ,staters, Denmark, Logan
D6wr.-P1op Dubuque; bark Champion, Tanner;
brig Ecscius; achr #. r. Allen, Queen Of the Lakes
Scott, Nicaragua, Campbell
, 1864-05-12

Fridays BattIe-Fourteen Hours Of
F1ghtfng-DesperAtc Attenpt br Les
to EreaK up SedEWick'a kirIsIon-
Heroic Resistance OF Our HTen-Doatla
of Gen. WadwMofth-Varyt Suc-
ceesex, but Final RepuI2e .of The
KebtE8s