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, 1864-07-20

Gen. Patuc Assumes Command Of the
Post.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
CA1Eo. Tuesday, July 10, 1854.
Gen. Paine has issued the following upon
assuming command:
HEADQUARTERS DIST. OF WEsrEns KEsrrcKF.l
pADCcAn, ky., July 10, 1854. {
EESEEAL ORDER No. 1.--Thc undersigned In obe-
dience to General Orders from MINOR Zen. Wash
burn, commanding the District OF West Tennes-
sec, hereby Resumes command OF the District OF
Western Kentucky. All reports and returns OF
commanders Of posts wfllbc made accordingly.
i. PAINE,
EEix. Gen con'de Dist. OF Western Ky.
(Oflcial.} PuEIrs PAINE, Capt. and 4. 4. G..
HEADQUARTERS DIST. NEsrERx KEsruckT,}
PADCcAH. July 10, 1864.
GEKERAL ORDERS No, 1.-The following named
officers are announced As the staff Of the General
commanding: Captain Phelps Paine, Assistant
-Adjutant General; First Lieutenant James John
SON Of the list Ohio veteran infantry volunteers,
Acting AstistAnt Adjutant General; Firet Lienten.
ant B. Church. OF the l05th Illinois infantry vol
unteesr. Abide. Camp; First Lieutenant "A. Ham
fiton, list Ohio veteran infantry volunteers, Aid
de-capp. They will be obeyed and respected ac-
cotafngy.
Dy Command Of Brig. Gen. E. A. Payne.
PaKLps PAINE.
. Captain and Aest- Adjt Gcn1.
[Omcisl.1 JAxEs JouSsos.
1st Lieut., list O. Y. Y. l.. and 4. b. 6.
, 1864-07-20
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20: 1864. ST.

disloyal counties shall be excluded from the
privileges granted by it. md none but known
'loyalists be allowed to organize into mill.
tary companies or receive arms, 1t Is, be:
coming more and more evident that unless
this is do1e, loyal people. In many localities
Wil1 have to dec from their homes: :.
The guerillas are again. ogerrunning the
GUS bands Of them are moyinsaiporthWar
This Indicates that the newB recently derived
from buehwhackers In Platte county, that
Prices ARMY. was being disbanded and sent
into Missouri, Is true.
The absence Of Federal troops In Missouri
st this time, affords fine Opportunity to
carry out a movement Of this Kind.
, 1864-07-20
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
The Late Rebel Rnfd-Latent- from
Gen, Grants Army.

Pn,,ADErpu,a. Tuesday Jn1v 1q-The
p,<:x, amt n tbe Potonoc cor-s,nona..nt
dottnr 15tb e,vs that tho ,rt,1lsrr t,e-t+ ~
thot far. 1asted two bonra ,rhen ,rr shall,
burst direct1v in tbe rcbe1 emhrasnrps Ia
stroy,nr their cannon and forcing them IN
retire They lost nj least sfx pnns
The breastworke lately occnnled bv the
enemy h,rr1no onr oavonce toward Petera.
hnr,- have neen ,evc,}ea
W4Hu1scrnY. Tneadav. Jnne 1o--Thc
hoat from Fortress ,ronroe this 7ncrntnw
hrinps M news trom GRANTS ormv The nh.
scnre af ra;n cana 80 aoma antTsr;,o ~ H.,
ur1nv
~, vour 7,a.do- 1.,- m n, &ou
W.. r;t,.., % Waaa;n.. 10y 49,, ~ .s"
= o,a1oot. ~ ~, a,,oaa1 arsnsna ' ~. F"a, as as
.ex,sn G,5,es havonI rasahnEr ~ n,~a,,,t -
tha rahe1s .ch, wara n,ot.;nn ,ox,is t,',,a ~
thc shenandoob valley touor3a stonnton 4
nnmher ~ atrong1era wars ~ cantnraa ~ ~ -.
,ov,1rv and ean+ r. tho ..o,
r. !. helinved a tbs+ tho rehs, cono,o,r,on,
.ora-a,, nannaaa t. 49, .sa,-. -. .'.s. 'suS'
1uss1.s..t.e. " ..na -. -. ~. .s7ns An' ps1ole
','..N 'e4' ~" AL tao W
..e e.uNs " Asseeoss' eoAss'Aeo Wy es1Apa-
'h,1e's.
heaVS nrng was heard on Sunday at Great
fai1e' III the aifsetion Of Eawafds' Ferry
supposed TO nave been COLLISION between
our advance anu me rebel 1sar.
: IN satnroay The enemy'e p1ckets were
posted afong GOOSE Cree6' ABOUT twenty-five
mics ABOVE chaln BRIDGE TWENTY-FIVE miles
from washington anu aoont halfway from
DfainsViAe and Leesourg' The rebels were
IN strong force
Reoel eaEafy ecouts, III considerable num-
oers' came lato Langley on snndny night,
an1oe nnllee ue5ono cnaln BRUCE 1aey
found our plekets, and cleared out, with
their knowledge qu1ekened oy musket balls.
Inc pfoVislouAl pfisaoes oFeal1@eo lor Tue
defense Of Washington. and composed Of
slightly wounded men from the various hos
pita1s, has been dtsbapded. Most Of the
men were to. day sent to their reeIments in
.a .asu ',s VIZ '0' A'A' :" ~'' '~s'''4en'' 1''
1ae neia.
The rebel loss In E1led, wounded and pris-
oners In their demonstration on Washing
ton. will be over 3. 900. The prisoners repre.
ssa+ e;-+~-+braa d;ffsrsnt rao;rnenta on5 ha.
seal elAs -. ,,e. 60 VIZ. sns 3n>' w
long TO a'e o14sten1 ols1slone. -,
, 1864-07-20

New YORK, July 10.-The Heral<Fs cosres-
pondent sends the following:
Us1rxp STATES F1AGsu1p uARrroRp,
July !, 1861
Lat night, At eleven o'clock, firing Of light
nal lights shown by the steam gunboat Glas-
gov, our inside picket bbat, aroused us, aud
we prepared for either an attuck Of rebel
rims, or to cntch blockade runner, as the
case might be. One Of our gunboats had run
q blockader ashore, about one aud half
miles from the fort, and near the Swaah
channel.
at daylight today the light draught gun
boats were sent In and opened Aroon the vic
tim, aud i brisk shelliDg has been kept up all
day. The rebels have made several attempts
to discharge her cargo. but cur shells hare
Kept them at bay. To night something will
he done to complete her destruction.
;' She t is so steams5 nns Sht riggsd
from Hayana.
, 1864-07-20
Cinclunati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Ch,eaxo TEinune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Ch,eaxo TEinune,l
C1SCIKNAr1, Tuts lay. July 19, 1851.
SLorR-Tbe market has assumed a nrmer and
rather buoyant tone clcsing at $7.25@s& for super
nae, and s9.40l9 50 for extra.
GRA1y-wneat ls5a1 50 for red, ard 2lotaa.1 Is for
white. Corn shelled Is he'd at 1116l.ls, but s11ba
112are about the rates buyers disposed to pay
Ea: sold 11.osl LOS, but IN slszEe Way prices
tomina1. Oata dull atssc. RE dull Holders ask
$15j. No sales.
Wu1sK7-41.70. ....
GBocEg1Is-Qu1et and steady. Colee 53953c; su-
gar 24927c: molatses e15at1S.
PRov1s1oye-Market unsettled Bnd prices nominal
Mess Pork 10 held at $t2aAs- Bulk meats, 1aK@:ic
for shoulders, aud 1=@i5hc for ates. Bscon-1sA36c
for ahorlders aud 1sc for clear sdes, Sugar cured
hams 23ta2se, Lard nominal. At the elosa 19c Was
asked, Hpd 1sc offered
, 1864-07-20

Cedar Bluffs, beyond the city, are also in
plain view.
tie rebels have very strong fortltlcations, on
which enormous siege gnns are mounted.
Their foundries and workshops have, am
told, been taxed to the utmost latelY, turn
ing out guns and ammunition. Indeed, We
have picked up cartridges and cannon shot
during the last few days, the mark on which
show that they hare been manufactured as
late rs June u, 1854.
, 1864-07-20

New YoRR, Tuesday, July to--It is re
ported that Commodore Vanderbilt is about
10 sell the steamships Champion, Ariel,
North Star and Ocean Queer, comprising
the line between New York and Asplnwall,
tine bis present arrans sement With the Pacific
Mail Company. This new Company is e1-
pected to make the accommodation OF At
iantlc steamers equal to those Of the excel
lent boats on the Pacific side Of the con-
finPnf.
, 1864-07-20
FROM NIAGARA FALLS.


NEW YoRK, Tuesday, July ia dispatch
bapn, Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi, Bcv-
eny Tucker und George n. Sanders, are ut
that place to devise a basis for action at the
! Chicago Conv vention which shall end the war
and secure the triumph OF the Democratic
party. Though not claiming to speak for the
hopes of getting their assent. Their propo.
sitiops are believed to be Is follows:
First, the return Of the seeded States to
the Union; second, tile assumption Of the
Confederate debts; third, the recognition of
the freedom Of slaves actually emancipated
in the progress Of war, and the status quo a,sse
te7um as to all Others
Another dispatch says Horace Greeley Is
also at NiagIta Falls, aud it has already been
announced that Colorado Jewett Is there,
, 1864-07-20
FIROAI IMEllPHI6 AND VACKS.
BURG.

Reported Total Defcat Of Forrest by
Gene Il. J. Smith.
lspecta. Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
ME4r1ns, July Is.
ria CAno, Tuesday, Jufg 19, 1851.
4 report prevails through the city, and Is
generally believed, that Gen. Smith has met
Forrest and utterly defeated him. We hare
no particulars as yet.
LATER.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
,MKnrn1t, Jnly 1s
ria CA1no, Tuesday, July 10, 1851
The report TINT Forrest has been defeated
by Gen. Smith is confirmed, but cannot say
when or where the engagement occurred,
but will have the full particulars soon.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
C41no, Tuesday, Ja!y ~.
Absurd rumors have been prevalent here
to-day that the rebels had attacked and taken
Little Rock with q portion Of Steeles army.
4 gentleman who came up on the q. s.
steamer Bee from below to Memphis reports
that the captured Confederate officer who
was transferred to that boat informed her
officers that Marmadule WAS moving upon
Little Rock as late as last Friday with the
intention Of attacking 1t.
MEMPHIS, July II, ria CARo, July 10
Ficksburg adyices Of the 18th report all quiet
there.
General Slocum, reinforced By the cavalry
eent by General WasAburne, was marching
again for the interior Of Mississippi.
At latest accounts, General A. J. Smith
was near Fontotac, Miss.
On the 10Th, Forrest issued call for all
citizens between the ages Of sixteen and
sixty.1ve to rally to bis support ''Old men
and boys can take care Of bis horses, while
the men are engaged with the enemy"
The report published In the Northern pa
pers TINT Forrest had communicated his In
tention Of retaltating upon our officers for
any citizens who might be injured under
General Washburn's railroad order is false.
The result proves conclusively the wisdom
OF General Washburu7s order. Nearly every
train on the railroad, for ten days previous
to the issue Of this order, was fired upon by
buehwhackers, and citizens md soldiers
killed and wounded, While not gun has
been fired since the publication Of the order.
The report that the circulation of the Chicago
Tines hns been suppressed on the road is
also fn]se. General Washbun considers that
paper valuable auxiliary, al it enables htm
10 spot traitors, and no distraction is placed
in tie way of Its circulation within the llm-
itH ot his command.
, 1864-07-20

New YORK, Monday, July ia fire At.
Buffalo last night destroyed The vinegar
manutactoEy Of c. ". Fox; Ioes, about
10000. The fire damaged the lamp factory
Of Ball & BounelI, and the grocery store Of
+. B. Lyman, the latter slightly.
Death Of u Railroad President.
New YoR5, Tuesday, July 19.-Nathauiel
Marsh, President Of the Erie Railroad Com
ten Islund 1ass night.
, 1864-07-20

ST. JOSEPH, 3fo., July 19.-Guetney i Co.,
Of this city, have just received slxtE-tlve
pounds Of gold dust from Virginia City
, 1864-07-20
THE II. q. CHRISTIAN COM.
MISSION.
Chaplain McCabe Makes q Plum In
Morgan County.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T7!tuneJ
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July TO- 1864,
To John Y. FarWell.
jacob stroum appropriates $4,000 to the
Christian Commission. Morgan County
gives *11 600. Total from the County In nine
days, tWenty-one thousand (sel ,00C dollars.
LoDgliye the Republic.
(signed,) c. G. McCABE,
WM BEY%nYna
, 1864-07-20
From Cairo and Below-Reported
Defsat Of Gen. Forrest
in Alabama.
THE WAR IN ARKAhSAS--REBElS
ATTACK LITTLE ROCK.
From Washington--Flnauce and
Treasury Matters.
The Public 0ebt-.mr. FeSs
Senden and the
New Loan,
BE WILL ASK THE PEOPLE FOB.
ONE HUADKEU MILLIONS.


Important from Europc-The
Foreign Situation.
, 1864-07-20
NAIIVEVtV VkQ1 W. &1Vsl
h1 o T ICE.

NJ y u - Il.
We the subscribers, manufacturers Of SOFA Water
In the City Of Chtcsgo. have resolved thai rom snd
after this dsse shsl be governed In cur ousnass
by th . f0l1EWinR Knie1:
1st That ve shall charge one dollar and twe.tJ-
i've ceats for each boz containing TWO dozen bottes
ID Thbt va sba1l sell for CASH only, and that hny
rorct who soa lose our battles Of hoxcs VIII be
charged ten cents foE each bottle II nIy ceaa LOT
each h.1 70 lest.
". Il. HEICnraaoS, T.. .Du6H.
JoaE MtAorH, JpHS HoAA1,
MJcuAxk Kxx1xT, GRO. c. EAToN,
RoBYxr1 L HUT, IRoAA1 cLo"ET,
JANIa F17koEHAID.
Chicago. July L. 1861 tyctE3E2t
, 1864-07-20

a Veteran Illinois Ba2tery Re.
1nrned.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July 19.-Company 4,
TINT entered the servtce-ar1ived here last
evening to he mustered out, tta term II
servIce having expired.
, 1864-07-20
FROM THE SDUTH.
MEMORIAL

Conflict Between Jeff. Davis and the
Mates OF Georgia. nI1ss1s%lppI. Ala.
bama aud North Carollua.
, 1864-07-20

DUCKIEYE MOWEts9.-Au
o:he. large LOT Of these ausa1allsd Aoxs's lE,t
Telma cash Agants and deatels snnpusd - a4ual
Oiue.1 nled IN ,ssntly 11ENRf =. FAYLoE, uen
e.aiWest.tn Agent 23 Lake street. jytqas.t de uet
ITO TIE HARDWARE AND
l. FuRSITURR TRADx, CHICAGO the
iii ProWn} piease stnt copies tbs o1cn.lA " u
dlttes. J. =. F1sKN CO InannfacturesB OF g. 'nzed
strtes, NEW FORK City. JTl3n1653snes
DEAL EST ATF WANTED.@
/ l. sn authorized % ou-ehase r-m s1oo,ne0 to
&li1 Auo pyes Vi test-t A31r+t1 pFrna1ss.
IND Edtues. ;nnoIosea or unlmoroyta al-o atsds
p1oFGtS L desirable o~sr-s b tax nrop'r.r fot
sale G1<p.ly - G1ORlA Y, A{Gu. Iii Ja4sboru
E.eet, to-ssAlta. j5.9 tl3 3ast
, 1864-07-20

ITO BUSINESS MEN WISHING
i to invest email capital in bu iness pa,sn- oue
utact9zlng bps'4ets. c,paols of beeR increased to
Clara street, Room >. I'd tat1. T. %. Box eoD.
i1.4pX.41i
, 1864-07-20
OIL ARHS
Distilled Restorative

OLG Z I'LL 40AIIN.
- ae Uaequalled, md Superior to any PrsFsz
.ation arer Compounded aud oasssa
to the Public.
It costa bat & tor Gus cottle. OF nx bottles foE II
sod ts sold By d1rs seists sud deai=-s ege.7whszN
c. G. CLARK d co., proprietcxA
toKD d sA.T3. Chicago, G'isois. aenEN
ARe1tk. il..aYS1t TSsh W&Y-o4A
, 1864-07-20

nISSOLTTION.-The copartner-
~ shin here'ofo,s existing betxeea The under
signed undrr the 1r,o nams OF Bedford, Meredith r.
Co., Is this Day tiseolTed hT mutual consent E1.hex
member Will sign The oaue OF the trrp 70 11u!dxon~
q. T. BEDFORD,
.. MEREDITH.
ChIr8go. July 10. 1854. C. MR1kDTTH.
ECrAWTNEhsaIP SOTICK-We, she 1nd dsFsiKned.
SUCCESSORS to Eed'ote. Meredith Co.. have M d.y
dnct,1E General Commission Bussuess. under tha
1sm tame Of Bedford. Ffost Co ard viii conttnua
1t tue old ttand, xz6 south Hater street.
BEDFORD, Fh0ST q CO.
Chicago, JULY Is, 1S&S. jytSn12S3tnat
, 1864-07-20

Mrs. r. 81. HALE, Professor OF
lN the Piano Forte. direct from London. Europe.
Apply ut her realdenca+
SO THIRD AVENUE.
It Z. 4. Benton's -u,1c Sture. TO- Randolph, at
any OF The fTlncttul Mu-l. Stores in the city.
Irsn.t - ef
, 1864-07-20

DKOFESSOR 81, 4, DE MUM.
1,res - hs enrsnitsd nHon ali nf fna 4 il
AND SCALE at hls Branch oncc 11 DsaEnosn street.
n Dan }et,trs Ehond have poasage stamp In
Clcesd 10 iu4pte an nukVRr. iQD5331t
, 1864-07-20
THE MOBILE BLOC X ADE,

i Blockade Runner Chased ASHORE
Near Fort Morsan-Our GunbOats
Aileif the Wfccka &c.
, 1864-07-20

THE CHANGES IN Prices.
R..,o1r .sill be found the advance and de-
r,ine in prices during the week ending to-
day. .,x.xr-r
, 1864-07-20
HARD RuRRER TRUSS

E51d dHLl+f1.hEST-
126 CLARK STREET, ]. Il. KENDALL Manager
This Truss will cure Hernia. and will never RUST
BREAk, RI <Ff oR BLISTER. Cab and examine. A1ze
constantly On hand iar9A assortment Of aodom'na
supporters. 9lk Elastic STOCKINGS, Shoulder Braces
eutpensoty DandaEes, a c., &C. Box ASS.
.r3I 1v
, 1864-07-20

DICBLES WANTED AT TIE
i Northwestern Sanitary CoH,ustssion Room insne'
dstely. Par tea has>nE pickles either OF cucumbess
on.uns cabbage Will nj ready sale at the rooms
OF this Commtsiup, SC Madison street.
iy9t p37p 5c.let
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02
From Grants Army.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 81, 4p. N
The steamer Thomas Powell hts just arriv'
ed from Bermuda Hundred. u
All was quiet with Buffers forces. -
The steamer c. w. Thomas, with bear.
er Of dispatches from Gen. Grant has ar
rived from the White Hose. ...
A portion of Grants forces arrv, al
Mechanicsville yesterday morning and had
not encountered the enemy in force up to
that time, - Il s. al
Gen Sherman's cavalry had several
tkirmishes with the enemy and completely
routed them.
Heavy cannonading was heard yesterday
in the direction Of Mechapicsville, and the
highest hopes ale entertained by those
competent to judge Of the situation.
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Butler in accordance with orders Of
the War Department and for sanitary rea
sons:
No bodies will be disinterred in this De-
partment until the lst Of October.
By order of MAJOR GEN. BUTLER.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02
From Missouri and Arkansas.

s-sST. LOUIS June LA telegram Ia. head
quarters, from Rolla Mise uri, dated May
30thf SILL s9s2s5ffsenn WA
IA tram 81 Union refugees from jack
Esonport Arkansas, under an escort of 70
men Of the End Wisconsin cavalry, were
attacked at Salem Arkansas, BY 800 gusr
illas. The entire train was burnt, sand
about 80 men and some women were Killed
On Friday last, 10 men of asdetachment
Of the End Wisconsin cavalry, being out on
. scout from Rolla, became separated from
the maiIi body, and were surrounded Sbya
party Of guerriflas, aud Killed. The otht
ers made their escape, and returned in large
force. The bodies of those killed were
found stripped, and their threats cut So
A gentlemen just arrived from Little Rock
represents all quiet in that vicinity. Joe
Shelby had left Brownsville about weeks
ago, with large force, estimated at4from
1900, 10 5000, for Southwest Mo. - -
General West with several companies of
cavalry, had been sent against him.
Shelby is reported as being well mount
ed, and had been joined by 500 cavalry, in
addition 10 his own force -. Il
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02

THE TABLEAUx.-A large audience greet
ed the exhibition of tableaar 1t Washington
Hall, again last night. As before, every
thing passed ofpleassntly, handsomely q a a,
successfully. The representations were
good, the music excellent, andthe sudience
delighted. We learn that the nett processes
of the exhibition will amount to more than
yfce huadred dollars! = hsa .m.b 'iiY =
Great praise is due to the ladies and gen,
tlemen connected with the affair, for their
patience, hberality and zeal in the noble
cause, which inspired their iefforts. They
have achieved very Aattering success, ip
the applause with which the performances
were universally received, 4 bnt mainly Id
the collection OF sum Of money which
may be the means Of a!leviating the shffer-
ing, or saving thelife of sick or wounded
brother. ..-.5.,,fs y1.t-4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The disagreeing
amendments of the two Houses of Congress,
to the nasicnsl bsnk bill has been adjusted
through joint committee of conference.
The Senate received fromits amendment
limiting the amount to $500 100000, to
apply either to the amount Of capital stock.
The forner branch Of the proposition ouly
is therefore retained. The city Of Wash
ington is included among the places Of re-
demption. -.
The circulation Of the banks in lieu Of all
existing taxes is taxed one half Of one per
cent, and deposits one quarter of one per
cent semi annually, and similar tax is inn
posed on capital in excess Of o. 8. bonds.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02
European News.

SA&DY Hook, June !, 2 P. M.-The
steamer Australasian, from Liverpool, May
Dist via Queenstown May 22nd has arrived
Great anxiety was felt to learn the resnlt
of the battles in Virginia. '.'
LIVERPOOL, May q -Breadstuffs, dull
Flour, very dull and still declining.
Cotton, quiet. I'll -
Wheat, hat and nominal. '.J.a'''
Corn, heavy, mixed 23s 25s Sd.
Provisions, dull.
Beef, inactive
Pork, quiet and unchanged.
Bacon, still declining.
Lard, easier.
Coffee, steady.
Sugar, firm.
Petroleum, steady.
LoNpoN MARKETs.-B aring's circular re-,
ports Wheat tending downward and Is lower
Sugar, active I'D Is lower. F..
Coffee, dull,
Tea, steady.
Petroleum, steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, q, Evening.-Breadstutfs
fat.
Provisions, dull ard tend downward.
Produce, quiet and steady. r. ....
The stock exchange and markets yester-
day were generally flat.
A general impression prevailed ia the
Stock Exchange that there ig some trgth in
the report that Gen. Grant had won VIC
tory over Lee. .....r
The Confederate loan has declined nearly
3 per cent, and was last quoted at G3(0G4.
Continental news qnimportaut.
PARE, May 2l-The report that General
Grant has defeated Lee was the only topic
Of cnveTsation on Saturday, and caused an
unsettled feeling in commercial circles.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02
Miscellaneous.

NEW YORK. June LA despatch to the
Herald from Edenbury, Shenandoah Valley
says: la7.24J
A reconnaissance in force found the enc.
my 1000 strong in front Of us.
There was very little skirmishing up to
this time.
The Herald's despatch from the 9Th corps
says: '~ :.
Ledlies reconnaissance on Tuesday even.
ing was of incalculable benefit. 1t misled
the rebels into the belief that we INTENDED
to cut their army in two, and oblige them to
concentrate in the centre, so that our night
and left obtained advantageous positions.
The Tribuue's despatch. from Hunters army
says:
One of our wagon trains was fired iRto
last Tuesday by guerriilas and one of the
guard was wounded. Gen. Hunter thereupon
ordered the houses of two prominent SEES
cessionists to be burned, which was done q
warning.
A Washington despatch to the Herald
Secretary Chase has determined to put
in the market from so to 100000, 900 six per
cSUL JULIUS, IeuCcuidUic ditcT lCOis
The French Government has assured Mr..
Dayton that no iron cads will be allowed
to leave France.
A Matamoras letter to the Tribune says :
Refugees from Austin, Texas, report that
with the exception of some 600 men under
Col. Ford there is no effective rebel force
left in that State. s.
A Washington despatch to the Tribune
says: ." ~
There are indications that Dan'l s. Dick
enson will be the candidate for Vic, Presi-
dent at the Baltimore Convention.
The Worlds Washington despatch says:
Mr. Lincoln has intimated that in case OF
bis reelection he will make some changes
in his Cabinet. The following is put forth
as probable: Secretary of State, @. F.
Adams; Sec'y of Treasury, Isaac Sherman;
Sec'y War, Simon Cameron; Sec'y Navy,
II. W. Davis; Secy Interior, Il. Greeley;
Atty Genl, Schuyler Oolfax.
The World also says that the presence OF
Greeley, Graft Brown, and Pomeroy here
at this time is significant.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02

PH1LADELpHIA, june IA special dis
patch to the evening Telegraph says.
News has been received here from Gin
c!nnati, which says that Sherman arrived
at Dallas on last Saturday, and pushed in
achievements to General Mcpherson,
who was to reach Atlanta by Dext Satur.
day, unless q heavy force ofrebels was mel
onthe way. At last accounts, he was 81
Saeetwater town and had driven the rebels
across Powder and Nickoiack creek and
got possession of the Chattahachie, twelve
miles from Atlanta. The main army under
General Thomas is advancing and he occu.
pied Marietta on Monday, aud taking some
400 prisoners, and two railroad trains Of
sick and wounded rebels, with several can
non, and some small arms.
It is believed that Atlanta will be In OIL
possession before next Sunday.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-02

ImpoRrANT.-Drafeed men in the Ohio
National Guard will find the following ex.
tract from recently issued circular, of TO-
tersst to them: il..iI stTa -.'> {5sf
II Drafted men who before the draft
have been mustered into the United States
service for one hundred days, or are mus
tered in before notice is served through
their commanding officers, will be credited
on the numbers required from the deficient
sub-district. but will be required to re-
port for examination on termination OF ser
wee. when the privilege Of communication
and substitution win be allowed as 10 the
case Of drafted men. g. ..E~a ~