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Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
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HEADoUAArERs MILITARY DIsrnIcT)
OF WAsHINOToE, J
WAsHIN0ToS, D. C., June 4, 1854
General Orders, No. Il.
Tho bars Of all public houses except Hotels in the
cities OF Warrington and Georgetown will be kept
closed during the day and night Of Monday, June
g. 1884, under penalty Of feonhSeaton Of their entire
stocks and the revocation OF their licences.
Tho Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington 10 charged with the execution OF this
order.
Dy order Of Col. NJ. NJ wHEWELL, Military
Governor: THEODORE MCGOWAN,
isIa Assistant AIutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06


DE-. LIeHTRI.His H RE.H,so1 ! 'SgRTH g: VISIT
DEAFNESS, oATARRH, AND Dis
EASES OF THE EAR, rHR oAT AND
AIR PAssAGIL
BR. LIoHTHILL,
Prom u O.. Ma rkI Place, New York. astAsS Of
"A Popular Trs.,tiss on DEAFNEsA." "Lsttsrs
on cATARRH," viii Ssh
WASHINGTON
MONDAY MORNING. JuNES
And oaa 10 ssnsulted Al the
EBBITT HousG
for oNR WEEK, utii
saturday EVENING, IvNH II.
pHATNEss, cLTAhRE,
saa all the vari.ss diseases = The
THROAT.
Air rAssAeHs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

WHITRHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PEHNsYLVAHIA
AyEHUE~This celebrated eItAbllBhIneat has Just
been elegantly rottted and furnished. has one OF
In this country, numbering ever hneea thouIAndt
embracing likeneSses OF distiAsuished persons
both civil and military. LiGeAeSaea Of many Of
these fallen In battle cas- be obtained here. For
SUPERIOR work, Whitehurat outltrippinE his com
petitors, received modal at the Worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, also ViEnetts How much
ouVht after, hVlt-u
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
AUCTION SALES.
pY JAMES c. INQUIRE Il CO., AUCs

DY JAMES G. INQUIRE l. CO., AUCa
ID TIONEERS,
cant Property In Square 441, fronting on seventh
street wcAt and north N and D Gtreets-on WE'D.
NESDAI AFTERNOON, Iune 10th, at Q O'Clock,
on the premises, we shall sell for account Of st.
Vinesnts Orphan Asylum, the following valuable
vacant Lots In Square No. Ai7, viz:
Lot 10, fronting 60 feet on SeVenth street west,
between n ard streets north, and running back
Il6 feet to q rs feet alley.
Lotn u, IS, and l6 fronting each 81 feet north
o street, between sixth and Seventh streets West
and running bSek ls5 feet to a 30 feet alley.
Lot }, fronting 6l feet en- north street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west and running back
ls5 feet TO q 80 feet alley.
The above will be divided Into good sized Build
ing Lots
10 Titles all directly from the Government.
lerms-One third cNshi the remainder In SIX
and twelve m nths, with interest, secured by deed
OF tTuSt on the premises.
Convey Ances and stamps at the cost Of the Pur'
chAsers
F;- To prevent irresponsible bidding, payment
Of $50 on each lot, will be qulred At the time OF
sale. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE CO.,
| ie6.d AuctioneerS.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
ORPHANS COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY. TO WIT:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, TO Wit:
NAY 81, 1864.
In the ease OF John r. Stebbing, administrator
O. t. a. OF John Stuart, deceased, the administrator
o. t. a. aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
OrphAnH' Court of Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed Saturday, the 2oth day OF June next, for
tic Anal settlement an stributOn OF the personal
estate OF said deceased and Of the assets In hand
AS far as tho same have been collected and turned
into money! when and where all tho creditors and
heirs of said deceased HFe notified to attend lat the
OTphAns' Court OF Washington county aforeHAid,) J
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht In
said deoeAsedB sstAtei provided copy of this or.
der be published once week for three weeks In the
National RpuIican previous to the said 2Sh day oi
June, 1884 -
Test Z. C. ROBBlNbt
!st-lAWlW' Register Ol WINS
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
AnuaslnanIa.

GoLpi GoLpl- Tho only place In this city
where they make and re-poiAt geld pens 10 At $40
seventh street, up stairs
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

TuH STEAMERS Thorn, 8. Cloud, Geo. Weems
and A. Harder have arrived at the sixth street
wharf, with the LIST, I'd. 9Th, 7th, nth. i2th and
goth Pennsylvania Reserves, and the I'd New Jer'
Iey-the time Of these troops having expired.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

LAST LAST wkEk w 9T 9E sAsfEFTA sAsfEFTA NAVEL: sAyEk
A
In her wonderful
TIGHT TiSaT RSfE RoPE fEsESssASSEs. PEREossAsSEs..
FIRST wEEk OF THE FUNNY PANToNIME,
T
THE VILLAGE PEDAGoGuE
THE VILLAGE PEDAGoGUE.
L
% %EEK 81 81 THE THE BALLET
L L EEFf EEFE AZ AZ yHtt4sE;' VILLAGE;
on,
Tai STRANGE 2bvESvTRa.
introducing several
BEAUTIFUL SOLO DANCES,
MARIETTA RAvEL,
MONS, BAPTIsTIN,
and the great
RoEzANI BALLET TRoUPB,
blATEEN LOVELY YOUNG LhDIEk
r
MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
MISS EsTELLE FORREST,
Tho Enchanting Beauties, Fsvorits SongGtTesIes
Y
The Great Ethiopian Trio,
MULLIGAN, WEST, WILLIAMS,
In New Eeeentrioities and L.ughAble Acts,
H
THE CIRCLE OF BEAUTY,
CLUSTER OF GRACE.
JENNY FORREST,
NAOMI POTTER,
MARY GARDNER,
sALLIE WESNER,
MOLLIE TURNER,
VICTORIA ROSS,
FANNY MAY,
MAGGIE WILSON,
MILE VIOLA,
KITTY SCOTT
FIRST WEEK
or
THE OLD CLOCK.
L
BILLY WEST As SIMON.
WIN. y. CAvANAUGH,
J.DE FORREST
ENTIRE COMPANY IN A NEW BILL.
l.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

ANY one having occasion 10 visit a private
medical inStitutlon are advised 10 call on DR..
Vellny. " , -. -,
AiSrge and successful practice here Ald else;
where enables him 10 guaranty APerfect enre In all
All visits and sommunieAtionS strictly private
and confidential. Persns calling see no one bnt
the Doctor. iepl-h
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

FoRp's New THEARB.-"C Comedy Of Error"
and TOur Country Cousin, The popular somedian
here 10 night, appearing as Dromio OF syracuse,
in shakspeAfe's u CoMtdy OF EIrors," supported
by Miss Alice Gray, Mr.. J. A. Herne, MI H. u,
other faVorites,
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
\ F + / G ] A L

r ETTERs PATENT FOR THE UNI.
4 ted states OF America for sale, granted In
1854 to William Wharton, OF Birmingham, EnE'
CARRIAGK1. Price required, e20,0OO. Apply,
prepaid, to JOHN GEDGE & SON, Patent Agents ,
ii We Dlington street, Strand London, EnglAnd'
iaG-it
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersigned at the Mayors Office un-
III - o'clock m. MONDAY, the 18th instant, for
grading and paving gutter eighteen feet wide 10
the centre OF Ninth street east, from street south
to the Eastern Branch.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
paving and per cubic yard for grading.
RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner Sixth Ward.
WM. +. BROWN,
JAMES NJ. DALTON,
je4.eotls Assistant CommisEionerS.I u
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

nHILAD ELPHIA BOARDING.
Choice Rooms can be had at Mrs. BRookE's,
No. 1908 Walnut street Also al hsr CounMy
lion, miles nOln ally, de~U
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

NEW YoRK GdaLaAsA'S 0loLAins -
Et5 and Fashionable IA large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
inf Coats excel In beauty Grade AAd nAiHh any.
thing over offered in this city
WALL, 6rEFHEAs Co.,
oos-u 122 Pa. AV., bot. Ninth and Tenth at1.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

TIE only place whore you can purchase bNdtA
R,Lb6er goods OF all kinds Et MEnafedEGs prices, z
a. II. A, HALLS India RubbaE Warohouse, uo
PennSylVAniA LIenuO, bStUeaa NtAtA and TENN
ully TepGired At short notice. mar MI
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
AMUSEM EN'FS.

AMUSEMENIS.
RovERs THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF
THEODORE HApRLMAN.
TENoRE DI cRAzIA.
Mr.. Habelman has the honor TO announce that
the very trying role arranged for himself and
Madame Johannsen for the coming series Of Bene-
nts has neceasitated . change OF night for the
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
His beneat will, therefore, take place tomorrow,
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1864,
when will be given the
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
GRAND OPERA BY RossIE1.
During the Opera MADAME JoHANNsEN will
sing
Bolero-vespsrs sisIiiennA "--VOrdI.
"valz"-by Venzens.
Mr.. HABELMAN will sing-
I" Sleep Well Sweet Angel"
"Good Bye, sweetheart "-by Abt.
Box Book now open. Iee-7t
, 1864-07-26


Early in tie cp1esent,mcn!u Gen, Rousseau,
ahoeT 6en. sherman's orders, left Decatur,
Ain, with the following force for move.
meut Southward:
5!h Indiana Cavalry, Col. ua-riEor,
b!h Iowa Cavalry, Col. Patrick
"a Kentucky Cavalry, Mai. Effort.
9Th Te1ntssee Cara1y, --f
18th Ohio CAvelr.... --.
The force numbered a little over two
thousand picked men, half Of them armed
with the Spencer repeating rife. Two light
Rodman guns were also taken along, The
route laid OUT for the expedition is directed
against imp rortaut railroad communications,
very nearly following, as has been before
stated, the "trace'' pursued By General
Jackson in the war with the Creek
Indians. Our cut will give the d..
rec,ion Of the route and its rela.
tim to operations against the rebel stmy ut
Atlanta making for Talledega By mountain
roads, destroying bridges in their rear. The
expedition bus been heard from as having
reached aud carried out their work of DE-
struction on the railroad, as indicated in the
mp. There are eight bridges on the rail-
road between Montgomery and Opelika, the
most important being over 0-kfuskee, Gu,
pia, Hatclee, Caltcbe, AMI uforkce Creeks,
1t also croesee three branches OF the latter
STRAIN, and, as it fellows the course Of
souchahatchee Greek, 1t is more than proba-
BILE that numbcrs Of tunnels and bridges
vert fond in the valley Between Opelika
aud West Point, on the Atlanta road, are
TWO bridges over tie Big Hallawockee and
Osonuprah Cr7ck. Near Columbus, On the
other route, are three bridges over the We
tuupka creek and one over Mill Greek.
Returning after the destruction Of these
roads, Rousseau wss to move up the west
eide Of the Chattahoochee, if the opportunity
''ferF, and join Gen Sherman between Mari
eta and The ChstlahoocAee River. Il this
route Is Threatened hy the cnefny. Rocssu4u
will make straight for Pensacola, and take
vessels t. New Orleans and thence to Nash
vile usain.
, 1864-07-26


Pursuing the railroad south from the
Etowab, the Last range Of bills are tile Lost,
Pine and Keuesaw Mountains. Below this
begins an immense almost level eurfacc,
often thickly covered with forest, aud with q
soil Of less fertility than further north; Ia
1nct, some portions Of the surL4ce In the #.
cfnity Of Atlanta ore absolutely sterile. AH
we enter this plain, VIC ,on reach the Chat.
tahoochee River, a stream Of conside pic
size, flowing 1u eouth- westerly direction,
and possessing, In military polat uf view,
position Seven miles south OF the Chats.
hoochee, and at the terlnini Of seyeral rail
r0ade, Is Situated Atlanta.
DESCRIPTION or ATLANTA
This town. bsfore the wur, was important
merely as tlour'saing business and failroAd
enter. Il was the county town Of Fulton
county, Georgia. The inhabitants Ct the sur
and for trndc. Large quantities Of cotton
aud grain found here either market or ship
mcnt for the seaports. The peuple wsre at-
tire and tndustrtous, and met with lnerjtcd
growth in wealth.
. There are three railroads which termipste
Atlanta with Augusta; the Macon and Wvs-
tern road to Macon, and the Western and
Atlantic road to CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. A few
miles south OF Atlanta branches tho LngrA Ange
Railrosd, connecting Atlanta with, Vest
Point, on the Chattahoochee river, at tue
Alnba;ra 1fne. soycnty.two miles distant. By
mtaus Of tbese railroads Atlanta In former
times was connected with au- parts OF the
ULited States, aid until recently WIS the
greatest railroad point in the hands Of the
euen,y.
The c,'y was laid out in 1915, ana has now
become Que OF the most popuIous In Geor-
gia. In 1860 its population consisted OF
about twelve thousand resilient Inhabitants,
and since the war has increased to almost
double that number; the surplus being made
' up Of government officials and employees.
TIC city contains several hotels, g court
house and come fine blocks Of buildings.
Since the war It has become an extensive
government depot and manufacturing centre.
uere are located the principal shops OF the
railroads joining here; the most extensive
rolling mill In the South, foundries aud ma
chine shops pistol f,ctory, shops for the
articles and t 10 laboratories.
, 1864-07-26

TIE London 7:,ats publishes detsrs Of tic
lite disaster to the British; troocs In NaH'
Holland. It says 1t was peculiarly dis
graceful and perhaps unprec edented. The
men were surprised and fled, while nearly
all their officers were killed OF. wounded IN
heroic efforts to rally them.
In the London money market the funds
were improving, Under the pacfhc a5pect cf
afasrs. Money was abundant, and'the dis.
couut rates iu tue open market were 1-4@3 s
Per cent below the banks' minimuG. The
West India steamer had arrived with nearly
two and 3 quarter million dollars in .snecie-
LATEST WA Observation-Disclosures July
German affairs remain unchunsed.
The reported engagement between the
kearsarge and Florida, of Jersey, needs con-
f1r1uation. 1t Is false Us regards the ke;F-
sarge which ia cruising:oH Dover, but 1t may
have been lhe. gunboat Sacramento which has
left Chcrboufg.
New YoRS, Monday, July 25.-The
reported engagement between the Kear
sage or Sacramento and the, Florida on the
18Th of JerFe5 In the English Chnnnel is a
canard. The Florida lay of Capc Henlopcu
on the 11th, aud of.course could not have
been In the English Channel on the 18th.
, 1864-07-26

trip, with loss Of ftom fifty to one hundred
Ases* The Captnin's fui! statement given in
our dispatches, presents the iull particulars
Of the tasua]ty,
Maj Genera1, now Lieut.. General J.. B.
Hood, who lately succeeded Joe Johnston In
command Of the rebel army In Georgia, is
not very high in any body's books, apparent.
II, on Either side. Of tue lines, for
they c1aim fpyo1itism in lis appoint
ncnt and promotion. while our Army
officers who knew Hood at West Point
tiipk that the Contedcracy has not betterea
itself ty tlis change. EooG is q Kentuckian
by birth. snd graduated from the Military
Acadeu.y IT. 1S52-uot' by any ntans at the
lead Of biz class, lie lost lcg at Gettys-
hnrg, and if the rtbel situation in Georgia be
as fcpcitet: tihce Hocd's failure, there will
be general regret ut Richuoud that 1t was
uct Ills Lead he lost r.t1er than Ills Icy.
, 1864-07-26
PROPOSALS sFOR FRESH


proposals. iii sG 6 M9 ae'z 4 Sa a1t
& to she
csmpS y ne Dspaftmsnl ct Tennessee aud AFEaa-
stood sseuia tas traops Fave hs aoo!s nspst
s faRRssit tasn ssfsa @h 81
Bids IN ~ BE- recslzetl for {usatshn: al tie
sct . commence se5seGbes ars:. isa and 10 6e IN
force 70. fou, ,uortt8.
and -haat: aId kidney tallow to e excluded. the
I Ssss
tn 81 ca ree 70 Ct
r. seoss ssS q 81 aP
may e s
Sstsa sP PssSs e. sss9 Is ;.sS,r
foE TIC nte Of tEoens cattle AS mny deized or
ne ~ H .fas ~
ss: s
T9sn r pIss gst 6st
G@ s's, 9 sSs
o9s ~ %15 to 1e'pan
Ntisher contractors POI :here wiilhs allowed
t. ss u r. sn%
s. ocs auss sde ~
District Coutt Ct Of tho united atas.a District Astor-
rhe lanes Of hrms mus: DO stated In tul, with the
precise aad:e=s Of each c eoher tf Tie drm:
ns sed Z T. ,1s
tefes pefsr!me I. of the Ealted SITE; Army saet1
, 1864-07-26
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana military and Political Ncxvs--
Great Haul of stolen l'lunder-Ti1e
Mate Quota
Especial Dfspstch to the Chicago Tribure.]

.tu...., r,..... H. N.
t'f0'A0' ~ ,us u"u r1asa as'pare! %
Ge, rsrr,ncto1 sa,zaa ~ \ o;a,aes: ~' -: ~,
mo-n1,r a 1oroa )o+ ~ r,.,n,;asa.,. aHs
o,.frnaator,s stnros ~ tha 1ra;nn ss,at InA
among them wcrc o5 hr,a a,ur o. hI,s -
r ~;-oar. ~ r-,-Ns~. 80 Io"t' ~ ~ ~
o1Ae " - iap' p!is euSa'' IL DTS
>" osans, a1, aua 'us,"u8 otner ar.cses, amounting
40 m..n, r. ~ .ne sa!ue " apout slo'ou'
nau oeeu elolcu III 'acant room Dy
sns,''al u'snouees patuee, mno "ere eSpect11g 10
.. s".nu.e w eosetunisnl' aha nao oeen taken
~ tuaI eafly nou1 lo Luz 'aepot 1of removal
~ unolnes loca1l'y: Ane matter hos NOT set
ueeu "nol4s le1tetsu oua, oos ~ IL oelle'eo
s.1nh. os ,s.eaa w. - a.seo,eiea anu
sro.55a. W o,r1 9 - 40 P.ooro40 .1lL soalo :,
euus sas,I ot.ape WILL 'on'' VI on la'7 ''1'a'f'
"ur ~ neaaa no.,' tono". p, o,.,
~ ~otn eu9s5 4'una aau "s'n inluois
>tse:meu.s ~ aIl1Yea ntie VI o1lu'uu5 n'sa1 Oh
'nnn g.: wy uom1 s ~ ps m1 tetsa t vas.
nS oen. 1u.en,n p4esso ~ -ulousu' tA'S
1n'ht, g" 1oasS 'of ca.easo. LUG 1ut4ousas
=. .ue az. 4o.u 49,, inol w. III, nfouis1, aAplfe
W 'ne .,'tn, anu Lucy "1u iinnAea1ase!S IT,
'u,n ~ lne Aelo' ,
Mfahgenents arc oeins maoe 10 nave tue
anaisna troops " nome III 1ihe 10 Fote at tue
Iao electlons anu 1ae copperheaas are IN great
'fouo'e o'st ~. .hes may "c4foe'
non' halpn a'11s o1 nartno1ome" county,
, 1864-07-26

slate. Political and military News
GueFillns in HiJIsborU Coun1y,

i2pec!hl Dispatch to tie Chicago Tsthnnt.J
sPR1NGF1Elp, Ill.,, Monday. July e5
A gentleman from Hillsboro, Montgomery
County, is here to represent to Col. Oakes
that Il band Of bushwhachers md disloyal
persons, supposed to be mostly from Mis-
souri, are encamped near Hil1sboro, and liv-
ing by forced contributions on the farmers.
There are seventy to eighty Of them all arm
cd. They 60 into the field and take grain, and
also IN some cases, rob houses Of money and
other yalue51es. =
Mat. Ha7man, German fell from hts wag-
on In o 1T in the street to-day, and was cur
yitd home inseaeible.
Minor Hugh Fullerton Of Havana has been
nominated by the Union mcu for Congress
in the 0th-Ross' district.
. Tony Knapp, Copperhead Of the 10th dis
trict, has come home to contest his re-nomi-
nation, which is opposed by the notorious
Copperhead, ard secret society leader, Judge
Taudeyer of Christian Couuty.
, 1864-07-26
CEsO.1 WASHINGTON
Matters at the Capital Mex. Loan
-TEeasury-poef Once-Pe0stOn.

wasu,xe,x,x 1Jo,dnr 3p1r o5-1fnsee
ra,1or l,as been aDnotnted ossi.tant Treas.
urer at New York. to succrrd afr c;sco
whose Ill l,u1th com;.e1s him to reIira fron,
tbe Office.
Secretary Fcseerden. unacr t,,e antbor;tr of
81 oct of Congress- of Jnnc 1ast IN ,ssnc m
amount not exceeding sao0 0oa 011 IN Trca5.
nry notes. &C.. has late]y r;reu not,c, nat
subscriptions will be received by the Treas.
rrcr of the United States. tho several
sssistant T1casurcrs. md desirra,cd depos;-
tories, and by tie uatioual banks dcs1rnatea
and qualified. rs deposlto.ies and n,i1c,a1
atcrte for Treasury notes, pay.ple three
ears from Aug. 18th. 1864, bearing Interest
1T The rate of Z 3-10ths psr cent per annum.
will semi annual coupons attached, parable
in lawful money.
Thug notes viii be conrartible at the op-
lion Of the holccr, ut uu&uritv, into 6 rer
ccnt gnli barring e,onds, redee1usble after
i've, aud pay able twenty vcars from Aug, Is,
1857.
Tie notes will he issued In denomination
IF s.N sim S1n0 II nm and s5 M, and in
,.1onl ~ .o;1]1a+o nrdsr as 49,, bo a;-aa1
'i"nh VI uotc l" o1oeas 10 11At w ~ eeI
cd by the subscribers AL subscriptions
mrst be for $50 or some multipler OF $50.
Interest will be- a1loEed to Aucnst 18th m
~ :aena,;ta ~ ~ nxsa. ~ ~. ao.s ~. ~,
I'LL aeposi.e msoe pfaot 10 that cate, and
paid by the Department OF the receipt Of
llese original certificates.
A. the notes druw interest from Aurust
1r,h anr.nns ma1.,ra aanaetts s,,,. ~ .ao.,at+ ~
w. eaene 4A1Ah'uE uepo14te e@o9e4ucu1 ~
that da'e must pay the interest accrued from
the date Of the note to the date Of deposit.
Parties depositinc - 600 and upwards for
+,~.sa 1900 ~ n,"at t,,na w. a1,a.aa non
1'ese uo.s0 u -. one .Iue' soe a'o"eu eou, ,,,
th16s'on OF one,ontlo per cen1' "n1ca "1li
DC paid BY lie treasury department upo1
the receipt Of a bill for the amount, certified
to br the officer with whom the deposit WAS
made. No deductions tor commissions must
h,s rode from 1he dc,os;t
w, u.."H,..saa,. 1t."os @ - ~. os =. - .ax,.,
WASHINGTON, 'n's ''-1 fs omc'a1s IN"
ncInced ah.t hereafter the U: :. poftase
charge, without regard to distance, on let
tcrs addressed to or RECEIVED from the BrI.
,isb West Indies. Cpba Asn,nwa1} Panama
Nv on, o+,,a- T.rs,en .,.'oo =. aa,,1tr. ~ ~
Ut Inf OIncf 1DFelEu place or county, 10 anu
, 1864-07-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.


FARTHER Po1S7, Monday, July 25-The
steamship Begian dsom 1S,s1po1a tS;s th sa
to Ouehec tits afternoon. She was boarded
by he news yacht Of the. Associated Press,
ana summary Of news obtaiued.
Her dates are t~o DAYS later:
The London TYmes' city article f. sys that the
advance Of the Confederate loaH to Il Is par
tally owing to adricez received By spzcu.
1ators.
The Londcn Daily Ntrs says that the float:
i2E Sne gP Poynr IL 70 tber bsng Ell By
bIockade run5ers for the purchase of cotton.
It was reported that tho Kearsarge and tho
Florida had an engagement of Jersey July
18th; thnt the KeaIsasge was disabled and
had to put into Jersey, and that .helFlorida
came up and waited OF Jers-y to renew the
attack.
, 1864-07-26
FEDN ST, LOUIS.
Tho Guerilla War In NIIssO.1r{.--Ro OBJ
berries, dkc..- -OntrxEes COnttQucd.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LoE1s, Monday, Jn1y a25,-
A dispatch waa received from Mexico, on
the North Missouri Railroad, this morning,
announcing the killing Of militia captain,
who was taken from his house and shot by
guerillas. The, Provost Marshal. at Mexico
Immediately seized four Of the leading seces-
e.onists and held them as hostngc for tue
delivery Of the murderers. The gue1i1las
heard of the seizure and collected in force
and arrested about sixteen Union men living
in the vicinity, then notified the Provost
Marshal, who followed by arresting twenty
five mtre secessionists. He then teleGraphed
for orders. The Provost Marshal General
sent back word to hold tho original four
and release the balance on bond Of s., 600,
conditioned to deliver the murdcrers Of the
Captain within 10 daye, and secure the release
ofthe hostages held by the suerillas, OF for
felt the bond. THUS the matter now stands
The late Belgian Coneul, Chas. L. Hunt,
who has been generally supposed to have
hand in the Northwestern Confedera:y, has
been psroled on bond Of $1,000.
ST. LOUIS, July -2tiddlebrooE, three
miles from Pilot Knob, was robbed On
T1ursGay night by guerillas, and several cftf-
zen6 were drawn up In line and shot at By
the yillians. No one was killed however,
The store Of 8. Cole, six miles from DeSoto.
on the Iron Mountain Railroad, was robbed
On the eane night OF 5000 worth Of dry
goods, and SIC, coo in notes. About sixty
i've guerillas under Bill Anderson, the VII
]ian who robbed Huntsville some days ago,
entered Reneck, on the North Missouri Rail-
road, on Saturday, and robbed all the stores,
the railroad agent, and fired the depot. fhey
then went to aleu- short distance north,
firing into train on their way, which. how
ever, escaped, ind attacked thfEty-hve
enrolled militia at dinner In the depot. but
were driven of with the loss Of seven Killed. :
Governor Hall, having been charged With
not aiding General Rosec1aus in bis efforts
to suppress the present troubles in missouri,
has addressed the General q note on the sub
ject, to which the General replies that thus
far the Governor has cheerfnQy co-operated
with him In al measures requiring his Oil
cial action.
Arms and ammunition have been sent trom
here to Canton and Lagrange, Lewis county,
to protect the citizens against IN expected
guerilla raid. One or two hundred OF the
ma1auders are said to be In the brush near
Pa1my ia All the stores at ATo@ Heek,
Saline county, have been robbed Of goods s
ard money, and several buildings burned by
cuerillns: The banking house Of Block &
Co., corner Of Third and Pine streets, was
robbed on Saturday evening Of over three
thousand dollars In Missouri defens war.
rants.
: H., was mobbed By soldiers Of the ed ILL.
pois regiment on Friday morning last, and
. the Office completely 11ddled.