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nAvID SCOTT AucrIoNEER.-Posr SALE
OF valuable Jersey Cy store Property, I'D Newark
0venueSa good business location: also the Cottage House
end Lot liz Railroad avenue, conta ming eah rooms, Will
bs public auction Wednesday o'clock
NJ, at Tayiors HOTEL Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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fyoOPKR INSTITUTE.
~ THE'GRkATBST WONDER or
MODERN TINES
MYSTERIOUS AND INCOMPREHENSfBL6


NoNcERT-THE SECOND CONCERT or rHR Mr.
teopoitan Musical Association VIII be given Thurs
day evening June q the church OF Brcome and
Riage Tho associaon will be assisted BY Mr.. J.
Thcnas Mrs D. J. Cook the Misses Case. Mr. a. w. Angus
tins, Mr. J. O. Cook and others 81 Cook. Conductor
To be obtained at the music stores In
Orsnd street and the Bowery of A. e. CAss sgT Grand
street. and At tas door. Doors open a. O'clock Com
At
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THE HIGHEST CASH BoUNTIEs PAID FOR VOL.
L unteers and Substitutes-Drafted supplied with
Substitutes reasonable Men shipped IN the navy
MORTIMER CO., 81 Chatham street
TWO SUBSTITUTES wANTED-MEN NOT LIABLE
to draft liberal price will be given. Apply this fors
to ALEX. HUDNUT druggist Court street. opposite
Warren, BROOKLYN.
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g g. J. BOGART, AUCTIONERRs, WILL SELL THIS
-. day. At I0 O'Clock. 1t the auction No North
liam stree-Mortgage sale-Large quaint ~ OF House
fas Wnfdreoss, Bookcases mahogany Bureaus wash ash
Glass; Oh Paintings, Engrsvings Gas Chandeliers Cottage
Bedseads Hair Matrcsses Feather Beds and Bedding Re-
side Lamp Stoves Kitchen Furniture, Iron Safe.
ALSO, AT IL O'CLOCK.
superior Velvet Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets
Ocotha Cocoa Mating Rugs &c Deposits required from
II! purchasers The goods must be removed same day.
, 1864-06-03
FROM RICHMOND.
1hc Ruff1Anien1 Of tho Rebellion.

correspondence Of the n. T. Tribune.]
nAshsSGTok. May s9.-Day By day the rebe1a
usne tns1 more desperate and crue]. TheT are no
.onGef , eaufaed with casting Union men in prison
10 ,eH. rtas and be devoured by vesn, bur arc hru
!1aly ontsaetns dc.cnRclcss women. More than 4
ro1en nales suspected Of entertaining Union SEN
taEsnte nave been torn from their homes and fam-
se me , ana tnIpwn IN Castle Thunder within ths
,gs. tnfee weeks: A few weeks aro Mrs. RIce, 4
So1sh SnGh csn ,sos Gt mcamona succeeded IN getting
ho At be- bone col st,sfsht and other Gnion oe1s,
autnor1nes to believe that there were mar. ot Ma
hlce'e etrtpe to be found, and detect1es ve,e ncf
70 work to hunt them up. Nearly iii he iadies
with whom Mn. Rtcc was on terms Of 1ntimac1
hare been arrested and incarce,ated. Cen Winds,
swose that be would be revenced fo. the arre.t ~
fls mother At the North few weeks a1o, and thst
It. % t9 be hoped th.t Gen Grant snd the noSle
helpless women much longer 1t the merry Of IL
rtEcl t3rants. Among the 1ad,es arrested Va.
Mrs. nevce residing It No. liz franklin s'reet.
y Whose hushe0d has been for nearly three years in
Europe. Ehe was dr1gged from her chIlJrcu. the
younrest only tH years Of axe, and thrown fn thst
dreadful tepolcher. Castle Thun&ae. On the Sec
ood day ehe went mad with grisf, and On he third
day she died.
, 1864-06-03
REmEmRER XoUR DUTY.

Let every loyal man In the Third Grand
Division Of Illinois remember and be pre-
pared for his duty on Monday next. Hon.
Charles B, Lawrence, of Knox county, has
been worthily nominated the Union candi.
date for the Supreme Jndgeship. Thus far
the cangnss has been quiet, and devoid of
interest But one candidate has been put on
the track, and luis election being regarded as
a iorcgonc conclusion, no active e1e.tions
arcmadt to secure that result. II the pres
ent apathy prevails until the election, one
half OF the Union votes In the district will
not be polled. The farmers are busy with
their crops, and those engaged in other
branches OF industry are also otherwise em-
rloyed, and, therefore, the prospect, in this
locolity at least, seems that the election will
be bnt slisnly attended
This false secnrity may prove dangerous to
The ]oyal cause.,. Who can ASSURE Us that
only Ms. Lawrence will be voted for on that
, 1864-06-03
Chicago. FRIDAY, J0NE 3, 1864.

from IT, amendment limiting the amount to SaU,
00aU 70 apply either to the notestfor circulation
or to the amount Of capital stock. The former
tafned.
places ef redemption. The circulation Of tas
banks IN lieu OF al existing taxes, is taxed onc.
ba1 OF one per cent, and deposits one-qusrtcr oil
one per cent, aemi-annua1ly, and similar tag Is
imposed on capital In excess Of United States
bends.
WlsH1S61oK, My M.-The House judiciary
Committee Will probably report bill In fov dayn
prohibiting rebel States from casting yotes In the
Electoral College. Wilson and Sherman have
drawn bill which requires the College to obtain
the consent OF Congress before vote can be cast
by Stafe In rebellion.
This afternoon about one thousand contrab auds,
twothisda Of them children. arrived hers non the
With them bedding and large bundles OF clothing.
They separated for various parts OF the city II
Eearch Of homes.
The Committee Of Conference on the bank bill
reported an agreement that al! banks are required
to redeem in New York at par. Repor. agreed to,
The tax bill WIS then taken up.
New YoRK, june L. The Htralds Washington
ditpa.ch eass: "secEetaEy Chase has determined
to.put On the market from afty to ono hundred
millions Of ak per cent bonds, rcdeemabc after
ISL also that 'the French Goyernment assured
NJ Dayton that no !ebcl hon-claas will be permit
The House passed the Senate bill to compensate
petty officers and eeamcn on the gnnhoats DeKalb
when was destroyed, for loss OF clothing.
-. 1be Houee passed the SenAto bill authorizing an
honorable discharge to frcEen and coal beavers in
The naval ecrv1te, tha same as granted to seamca
The House at $50 adjourned.
, 1864-06-03

For six months past the Christian Commission
have occupied rooms IN the.seeond story Of build
Ing generously furnished fsba by its lessoe. A.
the building passes from hls hands on tho 10th Of
June, the Conniss,un ind themselves unable to
obtain room In the city. During tha past three
months many thouean1s Of soldie.s have en1oyed
The daily meetings held here. and availed them
selves Of the trec WrAug tables Of the CorumksIoo
to send word home from this post. o. to enjoy the
library fee to all tn ''boYa In blne." Fron teso
roorns have tho thousands Of bookH,apapes1 sud
pamphlets been issued to our 1etutnlng veterans.
And here from 70 to six delegates haTe been con-
ttantly stationed giving their time and e6orta to
tene1t onr brave men: Many hundreds have had
occasion to thapk God 1or Tho Christian Commits
sion Rooms
Rather than hare the soldiers depzivsd Of theso
rooms soma gentlemen have contributed towards
building permanent rooms there. President Or
q, na4 = NJ sse dse St
tn9 framed l3: ne1s M nd :ent down ready to ~. o
Contributions Of money, lumber and osh.,r build
tne material gtady 1eeetyed. Cash. Or orde7s to,
South W8ter street.
, 1864-06-03

minnesota military Matters.

Especial Dispatch to tic Chicago Tribune.1
ST. PAUL, June 2.
Moj. Gen. Dana reached here last evening. ac-
companted by his family and staff. When the war
commenced, Gen. Dana was engaged IN banking
business in this city, but Immediately placed bis
aaire in other hands and rendered his services to
the Government. This ts his frat visit home sincs
he entered the service. and now be comes on off,
cial business. He Is bustly engaged to-day In as
ccrtainiug tho number Of troops IN this State but
whether any more will bo ordered away hss no,
transpircd. The 9Th regiment Is nlready under
marching orders, and will 60 down the river as
soon aa they can be collected from frontier posts.
Gen. Dana will remain NO longer than tomorrow.
During bis trip through the Western States be
has cent 6o, ,0O0 men into active service who were
retained on home service under various presexts.
Gen. sfbley starts tomorrow for Fort RtdcelY
to organize the Minnesota branch Of the Indian
expedition.
Ihed draft has been concluded in this district: $50
men wesc drawn.
diapatch received By Gen, sibley to-day, from
Gen. 6aly, states TINT the scenes of last year will
be re-enacted this season, owing to the late riss
having been insufficient, and low water boats are
already stuck in mud, and he Is obliged to trans
port supplies By mule power instead Of steam
Notwithstanding this ho expects to reach the
James river bY the 2Dth June,
, 1864-06-03
POSTS CRIRT.
4 OCL0CK4. Il.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN,
News from General Grant to
Yesterday Morning,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June $3.50 P. Il, 1881
To Major General Dix:
4 drepatch from Gen. Grant, dated this morning
at Bethsaida Church, o'clock a. NJ, has Just been
received. It states that yesterday afternoon n
attack WIS ordered to be made on our Loft, At Cold
Hartor, By the 9th corps, the troops, undez
Smith, Warren, Burnside and Hancock. being
held In readiness to advance In their respective
fronts.
The attack was made With spirit about p. H.,
continuing until after dark, and resulting In our
carrying the eneny's works on the right Of the
9Th crops, who still held them, and also the first
line In front OF Smith. The latter, however,
we're commanded By works in the rear, which
made those captured untenab1e.
The enemy made repeated assaults on each Of
the corps not engaged in the main assault, but
were repulsed with loss In every instance.
Several hundred prisoners were taken, but 1
cannot say what number, nor estimate either ours
or the enemy q casualties.
During the night the enemy made several as-
saints to regain what they had lost, but failed.
No dispatches from any other quarter have
reached the Department to day.
(6lgned.) E. II. STANTON.
, 1864-06-03

SENATE.

WAsn1sarox, juno z, 1851
IL Ar. FOSTER, of Conn. Introduced the follow
Refolred, That the Committee on Pensions be
instructed to inquire whether any further 1egsla-
ao1 Is necessary 70 proyide suitable selief for the
service u The United States who were massacred
at Fort Pillow, and that said ommistec haye
eaSs 81 @op0 ffpo' X TIL 6f GefsEss e. California
was resolved that the Conmtttes on Foreign Re-
latiors be instructed to inquire and report what
iest1aslya aston Is @ Ii sesra to tho
eitahle should the treaty continue tn force, that
the Pacific coast be included IN the operation. and
r. TsE q the tg95ne the oomitts In
metclal results Of the treaty thus far. The House
bill to expedite the settlement Of land titles In
California, At San Francisco. and elsewhere we're
The consideration of the Tax blu WAS then re-
Tho amendments Of Mr., CLARK, Of N. H., in
follows:
On tobacco. cavandish. plug. twist and all other
out in WHOLE In parts. OF which Is sweeteued, H.
Guiding hne-cut shorta. twenty-five cents 4 1o On
smoking tobacco manufactured with alt the
] Striped ia nom tse stems and not % sWeetsnea ssn md
refuse, or shorts separated hom the tine cut to-
baeeo, 2s cents per p9nnd; On eut smoking t.
leaf or leaf and stems, Is cants per pound.
on motion of H. Harris, Ion to * esspe md pet
Al amendment Of Mr.. CoLLAMER, Of Vt, lay
ing an sddltionsl tax OF per cent on the Incomes
ofperrons abroad, who are citizens Of The United
An amendment ei Mr. Co1l.mer to exempt say.
tnes banks which receive money alone on deposit
toloan for the deposits and Tor other PURPOSES,
Nj. LANE. OF Kansas, wished tie sense OF the
Senate right be taken On ad1ons1ing over from
Saturday Until Wednesday. foI the purpose oi a.
, 1864-06-03
HE ATLANTIC COAST.

NEW YoRk, June a.-Thc steamer Fulton has
arrived IRON Pors Royal S. C., May Soth. General
Foster has assumed command ot the Department
OF Tie socth. Gen. Batch ID appointed to the
command Of the District Of HI ton Head. i Con-
sent delesases TO the Baltimore Convention.
Dcsc1ters from Savannah, arrived at Port ROYAL
on the 9th, report that Johnston retreated heloro
She1nau TO iour miles from Atlanta, where tnal
battle will Ccc1r. There has beeu no further
Eoecment in Charleston harbor. Fort Sumter Tas
Materially damaged by late attsck,
An expedition up Ashepoo river, Florida, by
zen. Birney, had been unsucceshinl owing 10
dBobedience By apllot.
The steamer Boston got aground and was rid
died By rebel battery. Several 1nen were Killed
and drowned, and the boat WAs burned to prevent
It from falling Into the hands OF the rebels.
massachusetts cavalry, were 1osL
The Boston formerly rau between Boston and
Bangor. The troops on board Weye safely trans
fer1cd, and the expedition returned.
, 1864-06-03

Making In all fur hundred dnd eighty de9e
gates ard requiring al votes to give ma
jority nomination. Mr. Lincoln's friends
claim that 2G3 de1egates have been instructed
to vote for his rcnomination, and that only
p {thc Missouri delegation) have been In
etructed to Tote against it. Delegates from
Arkaneas, Louisiana and South Carolina, will
present themselves for admission into the
Convention, but will doubtless be rejected,
as Congress has refused to admit members
from these States. The presence of Mr. Car
lislc IN the Senate will insure the admission
"of ten delegates from Virginia, and West
Virginia, Of course Will have ten more. The
torpedo which exploded at Cleveland day
or two since, is just 80 much removed from
the promised elements Of discord at Ba1t-
more, where the work Will doubtless be the
speedy and harmonious endorsement, and
reafitmation Of the choice, Of Honest Old
Abe.
Recent publications in the French news
papers have lately renewed the apprehcn.
sions Of the Government of the United States
that the Introduction heretofore laid By the
Emperor Of the French upon the iron-clads
and clipper ships which we're being built at
Nantes and Bordeaux under 4 contract for
the rebels, and for their use, was about to be
removed. It was authoritatively announced
In Bordeaux th4t one of these lon-clads
would sail On the 18th Of June and the other
ON the 10th Of July. Mr.. Dayton was In
etructed to ask explanations of the French
Government A dispatch in reply WIS re-
-ceived from Mr.. Dayton yesterday, in which
he says that Oh the 18th ult. N. Drou&u de
1'huJs bad not only informed him that the
, 1864-06-03

day: "A vigilant, determined and bitter Cop
pefhead element may hare other views, and
they can only succeed through the apathy
and Incidence Of loy y4men. It will be worth
everything to Freedom, to the Union. to the
protection Of all the highest interests Of
community II man like Judge Lawrence be
called to the bench. It will be Of substau-
tial advantage to Copperhead schemes If the
candidate Of some Golden Circle nomination
succeed, and from this coveted seat of power
pollute Justice and distort Law In the be-
hest Of the JEFF. Davis faction Of the North.
Look to It that you vote on Monday next.
, 1864-06-03

NEW ToHK, Jnne a.--The Beralds Bachelor
Creek, n. c., correspondent says: On renortng
ionr monster terpedoes from train at that station
an explosion occurred killing over torty soldiers
and blowing d signal tower and commi*Eary
building SO feet long, into the air. The soldIe1s
mostly were OF New York resiments.
, 1864-06-03

Matters Personal md Congressional,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WARRINGTON June g.

i
WAauso7os. june 9.
! rEnsoEA,.
The statement In the N. Y. World that y1o,,re
cree- wrs on the foo- tha 11o,,ao
s,na,rtchaa h..t,ras4 49, $3.50 80 -. aaa
| W. :. .~.-a.. N. .o19 ~" .a7aeo
| - ~ a0 W AHe neA.os1a.ie e4oe
11a.N.s'" noe IL eon'c.suee Win "ooa' Long
ns, a.s.aar . o.ooas' ano UNIT eopperneada' with
so~s " "4ou. ne olaeo lo-oa9- HIS friends say
NHT ns.e 4'pu.'ne ~, 'ne Au Line ha1foao 10
ne~ 1olx' otheta oe'iese tnat ne Ia helping the
ssa's W mase up tne3 PRESIDENTIAL ticket.
se1a'os oplasaH aaS peen absent 1of some dAJe
~N1 no ,n45, " a. eAeo1s.on ~ 1ne coas1 o1
1'e" 12Ds4Aao' III .Aesenue cnt'e1'
eoAaahss1oS4I"
ouf Iar 1as ens neuA.e aaopteo s"euoinents
~ ~ - 1np 80 r. o'is su"e 9a'y on ground
~. -.r..s s,.s -. @nA4 os cents
~ ~ toaa s..@, -. ~.
o s.sa pouns ou.s ~ ~ een'6 on LIE
5.oee e.e4pAs " oa'e, steaueoa's' anu lefty
'.'s 49, ~ 90 ~ as4aue e"n"'o' s'aees
Aau ~ petsons OF companies act'ng as common
az. a anu .ne oav.oa e1ptees eompanlss WAS
nasu q, pef een' ios'eaa ol per cent as IN the
nouse on1' ...,
M A1.st maca smenament the tobacco section no"
ss-n'a 90 'oAo"'. cnun' ~. sne"iut oa15 VI
..ssPa s pI1 to.Aa W e4'eualsn, VI "tael manu'
iaeiu.eo "n1cn e"ee'eaea' ana 1fon WHICH stems
NA'c oee1 IAAe1t oo eeAta PER ponnos on smoking
WIN s'eln' anu on ane CUTS . conts:
ana On emo1ns mase e1clunVely OF stems is
cents;
,oa,s ~ a,.isans . 11,rn .n ouss on IN
eo"e y. nen' l.'4Ds "o.oau nnaE pe tWo
Per eea1 nlene9 tnan Oh tnose living In this
county.
At the evening session Of the Senate large NUM-
Der ofminor amendments were made to the tar
bil; M NJ: Summers motion to strike out the duty
On books, &C., Was rejected, az was also that to
reduce the duty onefourth Of ono per cent on auc-
ID +ron, - r1n.n,,.t. ~ ~., ~ ~ '1In ~
..e Ioes " ~ .no'e 70 US aena'e
ahd maj acs1on upon the amendments WILL be had
tomorrow.
r,~taa f.vo-.htr ~ a. 1ra-.a h,1 .,,.N ~ ~
tooo ~ 80. W 4as aoas1 ~ appiupl"uns
ssMuo ior nke sna sea-ooast hasoor repairs; also
the several ststes. The hitter in the Al1iaon snh
stitute for thu nel,u.re md R,r1+an Rai1ro.5
t,. 1oi luo De'a"ale anu hAt1an aallfoao.
tween forty and 1ity Witnesses and taken one
thousand pages Of Testimony in mann scr,nt nn1er
reAo]ntlons of 1noufrv IA tn the hn,aan. ~ ~
Ea7, Department. but nothing has bean made
out against the integrity OF efficiency Of any OF
the ofacers of the department.
Dfckernon,, a,.ertiona. in his snscrh bcto,s t,e
eo1n1ltee "eeK ago, are up 10 thta time entire
y unsupported BY e71denee.
The Honse Committee on Commerce have au-
thosixed Mr.. Washbu1ne this morning to nenort
~ Pto'ak .or tas sa1s VI tno aas'ne hospital
Il c9le1so, anu 'ot oeso''ns Inc proceeds to tbs
ines thereon,
WAsn1aaros, June a.-A special to the Put
says the reason 8per cent loan OF 1861 bonds has
not been advertised By the Treasury Dcparrmcutis
that other plans have been urged upon Mr.. Chase.
, 1864-06-03

IOWA SANITARY FAIR--The coming Fair at Du
buque@ for the benefit Of the Sanitary Comm lsslon
bids fair to be an event Of no common magnitude
In the history Of the Northwest, It Will be beral
" patron1zed- Donations are coming in from New
York, Philadc]phia, Boston, and other places, and
Illinois will furnish her share. Let Us not be be-
bind band. We owe debt Of recognition to the
nohla State Of Iowa, for the aid she has so gener
ousty furnished III carrying On the war. The Fair
should realize at least sixty thousand dollars for
the benefit of the Commission. Let tho friends OF
the entire Northwest send along their coniriou-
doue: they are wanted. badly wanted, There are
uow thousands Of soldiers living stck In hospital
who haye little 10 depend On for recovery save the
aid furnished them b their friends at home through
the Commission. The entire pro"esds Of the Fair
will DO cent down to onr gallant Western boYs dis
pensed thruurh the agency Of the S1nitarY Com
fsaion ut Chicago.
, 1864-06-03
FROM NEW HfAup4HrRE
Inauguration Of tho Nepy State Cove
erument.--Unfon Stale Couycutiou.

CONCORD, n. r.. June 2-Gov. Giluore Was
ina1cu1ated @ with quite az imposing display. Gov.
Andeew and stad, OF Massachusetts, were pses-
patriotic document, and confirms the unchancsble
loyalty OF tho Granite State
The State debt, including 5000 900 p.1d to the
tainlies o. volunteers, amounts to abs It 81 200
and the Governor recommends the fundine Of The
debt BY the Issue OF per cent bonds payable In
fifteen or twenty years.
be In very healthy statc
CoNcoRn, n. H.. May 81, 1sst.-Thr New uau.-
@ sh,re Unio1 State Convention met today, ex-Gov.
Ht1le presiding. The following gent einen were
chosen delegates to the b tlmorc Convention -
ouslcw stecfns nf Concord, John B. C;ark Of Man
chesteF, e1-G0y. Vim. Hnile Of Hiasdsfe. and
ThcMas +. SAWYER of Dover
Resolutions rlrdstn9 the people Of New Hamp-
eltrc to enFtan the Administration In crushing the
rebellion. and recommending Abraham Lincoln for
, 1864-06-03

The Monroe Doctrine.
NEw YoRK. June 2-The Now York Tlna<s'
Washington special Bays:
s'Thc nouee COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs have
instructed their chairman to report resolution
Teiteratiug former resolution on the Monroe doc
trine, maintaining the right ofCongress to Indicate
the pp11cJ Of the Government concerning the Gu
croachmente Of foreign poHafn On this continent.
, 1864-06-03

NEw YoRK. June a.-At the Ressiun Of the Old
Bchool Presbyterian General Assembly, at Newark
Yesterday the case Of Dr. Mcphe:efs OF st. Louis,
was disposed Of as follows: For sustaining Dr.
MeP. complaints, II; not sustaining IT, 1T; sne-
tat1g In part, 2; excused from voting, 1.
, 1864-06-03
MAGUIRE'S COMPOUND EX.
xA TRACT
0BNNE PLANT.

The great fame which this 1n4dlcins has Ac4ultsk,
both here and throughout tho Afmte4 Of th4 W@&
.nd = scn'h, - = rs%edy tor D:.Hne.. D5snts.y -
The necessity Of adsettlx1nx t. n thi* q !: b1s e
tnsre are many atlanxess n onf mld1t VINO 1sy -
suffering from these complaints, Caused either y
change Of cnuate. wats7 or food. we Ho9ld rs!niEd
them that this med!eine pok1es.ts Hondeftu am
9n. Fits Henry Ws1!sn 2 = yo'a Cei- 81 e q: leae.
fhst ToD1 e iioJs WYE & t. AM 81 e
Cumbeilsnds a1d Msps.m h eFe;' So; nn 9 HH;;a
Ehn1;sfa snc UfRzxGt4 teeth west corner Of Second
sd Olive a1sets IL sola b - d.nSsi:ss i Beware
O For ssie vhosesAle o1 4. sCoV1t, u RAudo1pAs&.
en3-cSs4 ISL E4IATE1A0ek .
, 1864-06-03
Chicago Grtbn11e.
THE NEWS.

midnight dispatch of Secretary Stanton.
adds 10 the preyious cheer;oo ;n+a,,,oa,oa
All IA ,,o,no =, va,, ,.e.t
c-,,. '.oe n'snaono'
A"' Aste@n''e 'aSk oelofe MIN, out he
hae pluck and splendid army who believe
IN hin. Let US have courage. patience. and
be ak ready to repair disaster IA II ce1a.
b.ate the ant,c,natea sncceas
Tna o,n,o,,aa.,a.. - ~.
1890 ps,,.ass sns.r ~ ~ % cas uA4e1 ana ca'-
was+a,, ps,,,e.s s ana Nos'o-
nf ~ ,s+*.. a"uea 1 sne na"e aua style
1ead,nr orar'4on. :. - past sN1oAy'
.h.orbed r. st"a1s - ~. 4et.es eolpot1uoo
font 4h,t ~ erent da...". Aomst " nn e1-
Of COURSE nevsrthe,ess :. 80 - - ms'tsf =,
Yers nartie. interest ID IN +ha oe - ~. ~
caro- Union Railroad - nv h ~ .haaa ao 1n.. ~.
heard To remark somewh,t d,.,o.ta....,.
vesterdav. with somc re.11,nt,on ~ ~ ..att
projects on foot. TINT he .twon1d ~ NJ sa-
prised to learn that william o1dar haa
cot In his pocket the control,,nr ;1t e-a.t T.,
Lake Superior and the PACIFIC Ocean and n. n.
tended to run these txo lines In c,oe. 49,
nection thcreritl,.n Well. nerhana so A.
al eycpta. Chicago Ia interestad Thar s,o...
tic enterprises ttct fe ed her nrosner,tv ts1o,v
Snto a,,ara npar. n.st.- h,,5. o'~"
, 1864-06-03
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1tlbunc,1
ND1AHAro1Is, June :, 1854.
4 rebel epy, said to be Colonel In the Rebel
army. WAS arrested by General Car7lngtop, 90
dag.
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention, which
meets June 7th, are passing through. The Indiana
delegation left onfeht.
Chaplain 1ascer has collected for the SANITARY
Committee, s1,.3 in Vigo. aud $500 in Knox
counties.
General Ebcnezer Dumont was unanimously
lin natt for Onion Member Of Congress for th :,
9Th District.
The Convention Of the Episcopal Church Of the
Diocese Of lndlann, ara in session In this ctr,
The 1Syth Indiana i'll be organized this week