, 1864-08-14
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THE NE w8.
THE NEWS.
Gold opened in New York on Saturday at
sse,53k and closed at 255M.


:n,5ia and closed at 255s6.
No news is good news. There:is nothing
later from Gen. Grant except through rebel
sources. The Richmond papers state that
steamers are moving down the James River
laden with Gen. Grants troops, and as If to
confirm this: thcy further state that Grant Is
removing lis guns from Petersburg and ia
raising the siege. We have little faith In
these rebel rumors. II Grant Is actually
moving troops down the James. undoubted-
II they will be heard from in good time.
Every thing goes on finely at Mobile, and
The old sen lion Farfagut is evidently bent
upon brilliant SUCCESS. Our advices still
come mainly through rebel sources, but they
confirm the good news already received
Fort Morgan still holds out, and Fort Gaines
is occupied By our forces. During the &C
lion the rebels report that Farragut lost one
Monitor and one gunboat. The rebel Admi.
raj Buchanan and the other prisoners are at
Persscola.
We print in this Issue proclamation By
Gov. Yates, calling for u fnt1 regiment Of in
fantsy to be raised before Sept 5. for State
i ,seryicc in case Of reoel invasion OF insurrec-
tfons melted by rebel emissaries and cop
1'crhead euemies Of the Government. The
regiment Is designed to be crack one, and
provost marshals and surgeons are ordered
to be stringent 10 their examinations Of re-
cruits. The regiment will rendezvous tenn
porari1y at Camp Butler, near Springfield,
and when full is to report to Gen Heintzel-
7pan. There viii be no difficulty, We appre-
hend, in filling up this or ganlxation imme-
dlately. The service Is an Important one,
The bounties are ample and the advantages
10 be enjoyed are apparent at a glance. Chi
cago must furnish her share OF this regi-
1nent Let our citizens and military organi.
zations take hold Of the matter Immediately
and in earnest.
It is another instance Of rebel dup:ic}ty
that Immediately upon the exchange Of the
Charleeton prisoners, the rebels placed a new
lot Of our officers under dre- As 1t turns
ant, General Foster has never exposed the
rebel prisoners in his charge to the fire
of their friends. We hope he will not be re-
nies in this direction in future. Let retalia.
tion in Kind be practiced thoroughly. It is
tle only remedy tor their atrocities.
Fighting before Atlanta on last Saturday,
Sunday and Monday is reported, but no par
ticu1ars are given farther than that the adyau-
t@gcs we're upon cur side.
The typographical imbroglio in New York
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to close. Her MaiestV win rontfnna ~ ~
serve sIict neutrality between the bellig-
'.rents. and would rejoice at a friendly recon-
s'.nt'sn ". esn luz contenolng parties.
n Gene!a' 1aoisn war Is anticipated upon
'ne f'alns' heoel emlesarfes have been busy
ahonE 'ne anaaaos' ana It Ia feared that the
1,t'oos 1loes from te3as TO the British
,oseessions na'e oanoeo together. II this
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