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, 1864-08-20
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Newspaper Cbanse-ToIft!ca1 aud
E4erAl 1teI1s.

!spccial G,pa,ch to the Chicago Tribune1
1SpIAhAro1ls, Friday, Aug. a. ts5I.
Tic indianapolis Jt'uvna' ha. been purcha5
cd by company Of our most reliable unio1
n'en, who will take ro-sessior next Week
Mr.. K. Holloway, late private secretary tt
Governor Morton, viii be the general man
ascr OF the new arrangements. Extcnsiy@
additions aad improvements are III contem,
nlation, aud tho intc4t Of the new company
IL to print first claas newspaper.
At the Union Congressional Convention.
held Ut New Albany yesterday, RIy. VIM. ",
Chaplain Of the 53d Iudiaaa regiment, was
nominated to repre- sent the "a district in the
rext Congress. His opponent is A. c. Kerr,
Esq. Mr. Curry will come home im,neli
attly from the front aud commence yieoY.
GUS canvas.
: Capt John q FArquhas,' Uniou nominee
1or Congress in tue 4.h District, has resigned
his commission in the 1ath regulars, and
will devote his whole time hereafter, until
the October elccsioD, to the work In his dis
trict.
Dick Do6d, the Grand Commander Of the
so'ts # Libesty In this State, has found it
nvtnient tu take trip to Aflnnesota to
r,cruit his precions health.
An order has been issued for the prompt
and immediate enrolment of all refugees and
Rebel ceserters, and sked~dd1css from the
draft from other States, and 1ugitives gene
rally throughout the Stste, preparatory to
4 vigorous enforcement Of the craft.
4 detachment Of the SD colored sollicts,
recruited hy Indiana agsuts in A1abama, ar.
rived il this city this morDing, from Evans
Vile They are stopping at the Soldiers
Home, but Wll be mustered iuto service
sooh and forwarded to the front.
The workingmen Of the city held meeting
th the Governors Circle last evening. Mr.
j. 9 fiDchcr, representing the Trades Union
Of Philadelphia, delivered IN address on the
relation OF labor to capital Tue meeting
Was largely attended,
, 1864-08-20

tand. There ere well founded susp!cIoas
That they are part OF the famous 800 once
condemned to death, and afterwards par
doned and released.
Tie late draft YVES not very successful in
RAISING men Only eleven per coat. ct the
number drafted WIS realized ia- men, one
1ourtb comnused, one 9Th ske5adile3Sand
one.fcursh were exempted for physical disa.
luify.
keefli'lng, with the high bouuties offered,
Is succeeding better. Men are comiug in
fse
, 1864-08-20
CIizGAGO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1861.

Kentrcsy and lGo home guards. o. the Sec
ond charge. Woodward was MORALLY wound
ed and taken prisoner. Two rebel soldiers
we're killed No loss On the Federal side
The reoe1s are still lowering around tie
town. Another attack fs expected.
-C1sc1NNATI, Fridag, Aug. -Crittendcn
county, co. kentacky, Is ovsIrln hy gperill.s.
Oa Saturday oaud of 800 made an attack
upun Salem, Livingston county, but w4:c
Iepn.sed b thirty Soldiers OF the 18Th Ken
tncky, VIII lost one 1oortally wounded, Sew
e. etsl slightly, three killed aud four captured
TIC Lutri1!a loss was eight killed fou1tcca
10 nfteer badly sounded and u number taken
Frie.nere.
4 foree Of twenty or. thirty gu:rillas ea~
tered Wcetport, Oldham county, lust Mon
day, aud took possession Of the place with
ont oppositton.- They robbed the stores aud
I'll: rts}0srcss Of mary citizens. The ho :se
ef Oliver kirkpatrick, pilot on tile river,
"ae robbed OF 81 800 iu :n0ney, aud It Is estl.
r'atcd that they got $4,000 In the place,
Amer two hours htny they left ana took sew
tral Lotra ffor, the farmers,
, 1864-08-20
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, 1864-08-20
THE TALLAHASSE
she ts Trced ut HaltfaX-JGhn Buu
CQA.x Her.

Bosros, Friday, August 19.-1t is reported
that the pirate Tallahassee Gas at Ha1ifax
this morning, and a United States gunboat
outside of the harnor
HALIFAX, Friday. Aug. l9.-As noon to
day Admiral Hope sent to the Tallahassee
several boats with crews and an order to
ceaee coa1ing, which Was promptly enforced.
She neirterded taking 800 chaldrons for a long
voyage. but has less than 30o-a 1eeks sup
pls. she sails during the night beyoni a
doubt fer tho North Bay. It is Impossible
10 obtair The names oi vessels destroyed.
Bosros, Frisay, Aug 1e.-Tae bark Alex.
alder, Of Harpaweu. Nc from Nev Yorh
o7 Picto1, wss captured ou Tue 1!!:.:. BY t;a.
, 1864-08-20

MEMPHIS, Aug. Il, TIA CA1ao. Frida5, Aug
19.-On the 18th detachment Of Gen.
Smiths command, consisting Of one brigade
Of intantry and two Of cavalry, attacked
three brigades Of Forests command, who
hsld partially fortified position at Hurri-
cane Creek, Miss. After short but heavy
fight the rebfls were dislodsed and Obliged
10 retreat, leaving tifty dead on the field.
Our less was not more than forty killed and
wounded.
Gen. Nashhurn has issued IN order regu
lating the prices Of provisions in Memphis,
In consequence Of the cxtortionate prices
demapded by dealers.
, 1864-08-20
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
GuexuIas Attack Hopkfnsytlle. are Re-
pulsed, and their Leader Killed.

CLAnKsv1I1E, Tenn, Friday, Aug, IA
small scout, sent ont from here yesterday,
returned at midnight. They report 600 reb-
els, commanded By Frank Woodward, at
Garrcttsburg, twelve miles from here, ut six
o'clock last night. They were we'll mount
cd and armed, mostly with navy Teyolvera.
The5 weze pressing horses and mules indis-
cr1mlnattlY, and are supposed to be s'' roa!fe
for Adam johnson.
LATER, 1880 4. h.-Hoodward attacked
Hcpkireyi,le about 4 o'clock thla morning.
fnd WIS repulsed by company of :to 5sd
, 1864-08-20
APPA PAIA-4NGs GsEaILKOAT,3 AZ.
ClDENG
An Excursion Train Fbrorn Thrcn.n
a Rr1deQ.

NEW York, Friday, Aug. 19.-The Cor,
,tttre'al has the fullowips: We learn that D
fearful accident occurred yesterday on the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad, resulting ia
killing several persons outright. auo wound-
Ing large number on the train. Early in
the morning an eScurson train containing
nearl, 600 passengers, left Ca,ulen fof
Atlantic City, to spend the day. Al out $50
the train crossing bridge, few miles
south of Atlantic City, suddenly broke
through the bridge, throwing three Of the
cars into the riyef.
An fnaescribabte scena took place, aud
after considerable time and trouble. the dead
and wounded were taken to Atlantic City,
and received medical uid. Owing IT, the ac-
cldent takir g'place at such an out OF the WAY
place, 1t ie Impossible to furnish full parttc
u1ar6
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 19-Thare Is no truth
IN the reported accfdent on the Camden aud
Atlantic Railroad; 1T was malicious report
s ses aaoat here BY parties who were unable
to take part IN an excursion yesterday. and
is denied By the morning papers.
, 1864-08-20

Tallahassee. oil Aonhcgun. Tts ve.aDl waa
Destroyed and 2ez crew landed ct Monbcg gan,
arriving at Harpswell on the 18th. They re-
port that the captain OF the pirate sstI b
Vas Port1andes, and Wanted to Capture
SINE Portland vessels.
Several of the csptd.sd crew state that the
caltain Of tue pira'e 'sone Euckins, a:Noys
scotian, who resided At Portland several
yours $40.
, 1864-08-20
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Miss ouri Military Matters.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chica.o Tr;hn,,e

| Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribute
sf LOFTS, No. Friday. Aug. u, 1854.
| Livingston, the rebsl ETY., was Eun. thl
morulrg at the county Jill.
Gtn RoEecrars has dismissed from til
service Lieut. Col. ]. H, West Of the 135t
1liiro1s1egtment, Tor gross neglect Of dut
aid breach Of orders. The order of dismi.
sal calls the attention Of officers to thti
responsibility for the conduct Of their neu
a2d announcing that IL: addition to promp
punishment Of enlisted men for disorderl
conduct their officers will be prnishe,
| likewise.
Pauline White, convictes of furnishing 10
formation 10 the rebels aod violating he
| oath Of Allegiance, and Annie Fickle, con
Ftcted Of conspiracy to release rebel pris
oner in cur bands at Lexington, and also O.
murdertDg so1dic1 to effect said release
have both been sentenced to ten Years i'm
prisopmept in the State pri1on. Tney have
been forwarded to that institution at Jetfer.
soo City.
4 lsree gang Of gueril1as ie committing
dtpredations i'll Carroll county. They were
pursued,. and d f sht took place with the Car
roll and kay county militia an Saturday la..,
In which the rebels were defeated. A rebel
gang seized the ferry boat at Richvle~ tn
Tuesday and crossed the Missouri River to
the south side The movements Of guerilla,
defs speculation.
The rebel politicians in this city are in
crest gfce at the success of the Singleton res.
oiutions' at Springfield yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1A-lnformatfon from
For1 Riley, Gen. Blabt's he13q .arters, sass
three ranches near the Little Biue Rfcer
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Military and General News.

Especial Dispatcb to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, Friday. Au.ust 19, 1864.
4 party of the citizens Of White Hall made
a descent on Mondny night last upon de-
pot for rebel bushwhackers on the premises
Of a widow Doyle, about three mites east Of
White hail. for the purpose Of capturing a
guerilla believed - De there. When they
arrived the bird had flown, or had been sue
ctssfully concealed: but they secured bis
horse, saddle, and false whtskers, besides
ten pistols and six double barrelled shot
gune.
Gsn. Singleton and his delegation left tor
Chicsgo tits evening to take part in the pre-
liminary arrangements for, the Convention.
They stop at the Richmond House.
The furlough Of the Goth regiment, vete-
ran volunteers expired to-day. Col. Kent
arrived here this evening BE repor ts that
he has been quite successful in recruiting,
and will leave tor the field next week with
large incr ease Of men.
, 1864-08-20
HER RAILROAD ACCI.
DENT,

PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, Ang. l9.-Is is re.
ported that serious accident occurred res.
terday afternoon on the henebec and Port
land Railroad, near Seren-mile Brook, Vas
salboro, to the o'clock train f:om this city
to Augusta, By the breaking down of q
bridge. The engine, tender and baggage car
PASSED over safely, but the other cars broke
through, dragging the engine and tender
after them. Twenty or thirty persons were
badly Injured, but none are rep ;rted killed
outright. The baggage car was entirely de-.
mQIlshed.
, 1864-08-20

san FRAse1sco. aug. 1.-THE steamer
S1etTa Nevada, sailed Jor Oregon aud the
British colonies With large amDuot Of m-r-
ehandise and machinery: The nosthera min.
ing news is good.
Charles L. Weller has been rrleased from
a]eetras On takipg the oath aud glsiny bonds
In S25 600.
, 1864-08-20
FROM ST. PAIL,


Ispfcisl Di.T.teb to the Chicago Tribunal
s., PAUL, Thrrsd.y. Aug, 10.
Adriccs fyau tue frontier 6ho that the
late 1Ac!aa 'ait Is over. ard that It Was 1t
uoss ooly r I'suae.tlag sor.ie Of 3 small
, 1864-08-20
*T!.1:tt>nSEku
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1854.

fhe " oekty Tribune-Increaxe SRI II, -.
Price.
IEe 'srse advance III the price Of Paper. comm.
:l'ltn, labor. &C., neAzay every item or 1h,.h
Cots twice st much AZ 1t die two YEAR, ago, fosces
Il F'4octh"s's to n'nke email advance in the
'l'r'et Of our Weekly edition. corrc- pondiuc some
S'1E. to thu increase In the pr1ce Of tie Ds,ly.
III 'he rfaces OF paper st., recede, the terms Of
~" "'e1I5 edition Of the TRtpt: Will be az .o,
ows:
, 1864-08-20

Gen. AnTcy on the War Path and
Furnishing zhe f3uetllIus.

iEn1AsAPoL1s, Friday, 4 ngust IA dis
Faten to Gen. Carrirgton from Gen. Hoyey,
commanding the forces cent N pursuIt
Aoam Johnson's Eucrt]1us, e.ys he Ind
reached MoFgaua-ld aua White Ok Snr;Dps.
Ken 'ucky, attacked the enemE, captured
fe" prisoners, and scattered til bat.uce Of
the euerillas in all directions.
Gen. HoEey levied a1 assessment ou the
dfsloyal citizens Of Union County. Ken
tuck5, for w.. eco to rover the danaEea sus-
tained by Government.
, 1864-08-20
TWE WAR RN VIRGINIA,

LHfe>t from the Operations. Uefare
tesef9 buss-Nht.< RI II the Sflenan-
GUaff Valley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-31

SCHEME PREPARING FOR THE NETT LxorsrA-
TURE We publish this morning In our budget
Of political gossip the expose Of . monster
gridiron railroad scheme that Is being pre-
pared BY the legislative railroad patriots Of
1850 TO present to the next Legislature. This
Is brought forward 10 sufficiently formidable
shape to demand the attention Of the public
especially those who are now compelled to
ride to and from their business In the CITY
cars To them the proposed increase Of fare
Is worthy Of their consideration when they
come TO vote for members Of the Legislature
this yail
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New YoRx CTr CONGRESSIONAL DnrroA.
rIoH.--The present Representatives In Congress
fro1 this city are . burning disgrace to us.
Unless those who are making up the Slates
for the fall election throw them oil over
board and place men Of more ability and com.
mon sense before the people, they may rely
upon Il they viii DO repudiated. Not one Of
the present Representatives from this city Is
worthy Of the position. They compose, in
fact, one Of the poorest, weakest, silIiest sets
that was ever seas to Congress- New York,
being, ~ IL Ii, the commercial metropolis
Of the country, the centre Of tho COM
merce, trade and finances Of the nation, should
be represented In Congress By men OF tho Hrst
calibre-men whs will be able 10 speak and
act for New York In . way that will com.
maud the attention Of Congress and the coun-
try, instead Of sneers, - has been tho case
With the present weak aud diluted New York
city delegation.
The democratic party IN this city is now
divided into three factions, add there will no
doubt very soon be two or three moro. This
is for the purpose Of getting ready for another
trade or bargain between the msnagers--a sort
Of Wholesale and retail disposal Of the Offices
and fat places to the highest bidder If these
gentlemen do not throw the present Congress.
sionsl Representatives all overheard, or II they
attempt TO run any Of them, they will End that
the people will repudiate them IN toto, and
their bargains. whether secret or open. will all
be rejected By the public at the polls. What
Is wanted ID for some political body to make
. bold move and nominate men who will be
credit TO The city while In Congress- Old
Tammsny 10, from old associations, bettsr able
to accomplish this than any other clique, and
viii Il Il IL she has any men OF sense 81 the
reed q We osgapizssoa Nv, The fear 10 that
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The Para Conoerts.

rho usuA afternoon concert p the Park vss Yesterday
se! attended a. customary on Saturday, 10 spite OF
The hesi OF tho weather. which wAs intense until about
siS O'Clock, when pleasant brscss sprung up The
music was AZ usual well seecsd and performed several
pieces being loudly app'auded. Among the visitors We
noticed many schools, including the Hebrew Orphan
tsylum and the Union school for soldsrs cbidrep M
both ol WHICH institutions the Juveniles are siothsd ~
VOL ~ educated The opeong Of the lower part AZ the
Terrace. as al adjunct " the Casoo has proved bv ~
success bow much " ueeded, and many mora i'm.
provements Of asin'lar ns,ore are In contemplation
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TIM CoPpERHxAD WoRLD.-The World in
dulged yesterday in half column Of abuse
Of General Grant It says that we "must ex-
poet very little, and be thankful IL our armies
are not defeated" Has the World forgotten
Fort Donelson. vicksburg and Chattanooga
Or is the World editor knight of the Ameri-
can Order2
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The Bremen OF Cape Race win
Two Days Later News
~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~<~~~~~~~~
Advance Of the Germans n
Denmark.
DECLINE In THE REBEL LOAN
&C.. d. -.

CARE khcu. July -. iooA
ne steamship Bremen. from soathaupsoa sota -.
passed this poiss this afternoon, vsss 70 New Ycsk
petition presented 10 Parliament froa JsaaAsA
protesting against The increase 4 the slave ksAs -
Cuba
Two suspicious cram having been seen on fschs, ~
Italian frisatss have ordered 70 cruise there.
Tho steamships sdou. from New YORK. and Hibsenana
from Quebec, arrived out on the 18th iast.
The Danish War
An agreement has been made - suspend hostiltlo -
Denmark until July 81.
The Danish and allied gunboats have had IN sasae
meot at Feoha
The Austrinns occupy Feohs.
The island the west coast Of SchlsswtS b Ps1ns
sion q the Alice.
Commercial Inteiligenes.
ConsQs closed a London, on Tho 2Oth Of july ~ M
COX.
The reheI han has deOIynah tw0n can't.
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IETsraAnoS SuPpLrEp.--The Taes says
'fatly's that'it does not believe in the ex-
istence Of secret political society called the
Knights Of the American Order. Let the
Times editor read our full erposs in to-day's
and Yesterdays HEaALD. and he viii change
his opinion.
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General Paine, commanding this district, has sent
acted rebel Of Psducsh into the country Inorn The
people that for every outrage Union czeus lives and
property rebel ympsshzen shall be treated IN ks mss
10 addition 20 the orders already reported Gsasr
Paine has directed that none but oyats sha trade N
The derice that no banks except n Cro sha nav OuS
money or receve deposits without special psrmin. ne
has also taxed wealthy ssoossonss nupdrsd thou
ssnd dollars ioy the hsnaat n sa.dsrs fsWaa viaa
voaoou EantpakRs
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An IsvrrAEoN.-The British provinces
oorth Of us are trying " form some sort Of
confederation. They hsd much better come
Snto the United States at once, and save us
One trouble Of bringing them in .oleas golsrs
" and hu.
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she has aone. and Will prefer to make bargains.
barter and sell these Offices, instead Of taking
manly stand, which would rebound to her credit
and that of the city,
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CoIsnsi Murray, of New vesk. !.
#MMM p.,v,sn-~ y,,,~ Oh f9sA

fassssssns Colonel Edward Murray, 81 the Fn'b Nsv
York heavy artillery who wounded In the side SOC
sword hand, h now In Winchester, . prisoner He >
kindly attended By rebcl surgeon. who va prisoss
a Fort hcEsnry When Colonel Murray vss ssatscns6
there. 1Ss surgeon scsi&scsiy a,ssvsfss A'a - nA
bselle ~. IL
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The Boat naes &C Worcester, Mass.
NoRCEsTEA, Mass, July 30. 1874

WVntksIkN. HtrS.t Ju1y oVs wv
Ths boat day for single scu whcrrcs distsnss
two mnes, was by the Emma Lovett, pulled By =
Radford, d Now York Tims-sixtesn minutes as
thirty two seconds
Tho race Tor four osred boats ds,aucs tbrcs miles,
won By the George T. Brown, Of New York. Time
Twenty one minutes Only two boats compesed name
iy.-rhs George D. Drown and csorss Q. Mcclsan. "
latter OF Boston.
The racs ~ ak cared boats over the same ocurpA
ou, ,vo poats eutercd-shs George L. Tucker and ~
Harvard Sophomore The former Won in nueteea mia-
usss aud eight seoopds
the attendance 90 witness tas rowing vac very largo
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NrwsrArrss ADvAsumc Tapa PMcrs. Tho rcpreres,a
sivss Of she Boston weekly papers mot last week and
solved TO advance the Of subscription asd sdvss
ing from twenty 70 ATTY per cent The newspaper pub
fishers generally throughout the country have either
advanced their rates decreased The szs Of their Jour-
nAia-
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TIVE LedAss DrswasA while Bathing.
BosroH, July 30, 1854.
Mrs Margsres Tinker end hsa Grace Gilmore, both
youas ladies, crowned Ia wai,hsm yesterday while
bathing.
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safe % Desten nouaty and ceapoa Bends.
BOSTON,. July %, 1894
CITY Bossea bounty ana ccupea bonds, amounsius 70
elcoo 90, due 1894, principal sad Interest payable IA
ga - n snss,Da 70 az (os 1lGk sy1Aks
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-29

Commodore Joseph Lanman, detached from
the command OF the steam sloop. ofwar Lam
caster, OF the Pacific squadron, and ordered to
return TO Washington.
Commodore William Smith, detached from
the command Of the Pensacola naval station,
and ordered to command the Lancaster.
Commodore William NJ. Glendy, detached as
prize commissioner at Washington, D. c., and
ordered to command the Pensacola station.
Commodore H. X. Thatcher, ordered to COM
mand the storeship New Hampshire, (late Yir-
ginia.)
Captain Elisha Peck, detached from the COM
maud of the naval rendezvous, Portsmouth, n.
H., 10 await orders.
Commander Daniel Ammen, ordered to spe
clal duty, New York.
Lieutenant Commander Greenleaf Cllley, de
Lached from the gunboat Fort Jackson and or
dered TO the New ampshire-store-ship.
Lieutenant Commander Rush R. Wallace
detached from the Shenandoah and ordered K
the Fort jackson.
Ensign Henry G. Taylor, detached from thu
Shenandoah and ordered to the Iroquois.
Gunner Thomas r. Wilson, detached from
the Vanderbilt and ordered to the Niagara
vice Gunner Eugene March, detached to awai
orders.
Assistant Engineer Walter B. Dick has rt
resigned.