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, 1864-09-15
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1864.


tylysnfs, Dc,.warr, Kerturky anc The West arc a
full average.
Ee!c,x arc The average ccndi:ioas: Kentucky,
md Missouri. i 10 each, anil kansas and Western
Virginia src ial a7crs-e-
POTATOES.
This crop has suffer- more ttau sny athcr, for
In addition IT, the iniusles from nroaehs the po!a-
Se ts Gfe3b fbc y tug
TIRE, Missouri. 81 ten'he, or g per eent; Miehi-
Gun aid Eebra.ka Territory. s 10 each: Maryland
AID Kapsas. 40 each; Indiana, e; tenths: New
FEY, kentncky, and lows :-1o each Malne, Della
ware, ard Illinois, a1f tenths each; Ohio and Wis-
eopsip. p; ttnths each; Pennsylvania; ~; Colo,
Western Virginia. t-l0 each.
Thie crop has sustained great Injuries. The COT
il ia very obvious IRON the extent Of the injuries
receiyed that these ias crops Garnet yield aver.
pcc crnp, no mcstcr how favorable the gro~lns,
stafpn mnv coutlnue 10 be.
Tlc letter. Of correspondents Of the department
show that too many fields were too little beuentted
to eive such yield: Still 'he General favorable
growing condition induced BY these ratns will IN
I'LL nrobahf.fty overcome considerable portion o.
the 1pjnries now reported, Just AZ the vet weather
in Mcrrh end april overcome 60 mach Of the great
danalc which The wleat Ct 'p sustained from f.cz-
Ing mnre hhthcls.
Much will 1ep+1a m the fact Of the craps escap-
ing killing frost dHrlne this month. The next
rc,1rns will DC full and complete, and them will
Re h.srd the arnnat estimates by the department
Of the amount Of crops. These estimates Will be
g,ver In the 1e1t el monthly report, which may be
1cnked for by the last Of October. =
WAsHssgFoN, Wednesday, Sept, 14--There Is
10 news df ppec1ai Interest from the arDy OF the
1,otom9c. The outposts OF the enemy m our left
front have heen strongly reinforced lately. i ts
k,ated By Geserte1s TINT Lees army has been
ssrepethened by 1elnEorcemtnta from vaEinus
points, and hY largo number of conycsipts, who
II anpea1s, have descttfnG plo:llrftlcs.
, 1864-09-15
The Great Union Rallies at Paris and
H0u6.

. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts,bunc.l
PANA, ILL.,, "Wednesday. Sep: II.
The Union meeting a. Paris, Edgar county, ycs.
hrday, was largely attended, and tho sentiments
Of the speakers were loudly applauded.
Nilliam Dross, candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
eapos, opened the meeting With stirring speech
proving beyond question that the Democratic
party we're the a1thors of tae var. and that they
werc Juetly chargeat!e with all the horrors which
have marked It's progress. Not single Copper.
head dared to dispute single point made by the
speaker.
Hon. D. L. Phillips followed In ono Of nls most
logical, convincing arguments, and called upsn Ill
patriots to stand by the tas Of the Union in way
that will make ecores OF vote,s. The MEETING was
a grand SUCCESS, as tho enthusiasm Of the crowd
ahund1ntly proved.
Impo1tant business required Mr. Phillips to At
tend The State Fair at Decatur TO day, leayiog tue
meeting here entirely in the haods Of Mr. Br1se.
He fpoke for rearfy two houzs to IN attentre au-
licnce.
As was expected the meeting, owing to Its prox-
itafnity TO the ate Fair, was not large, but a
speakers. aud will use then. with telling effect
upon their Coppcrhcau nei.hbors.
Tie NEE ttn.s thus fct have developed moz3 oc-
tire and wiler Union fee1tn: tu this part Of ihe
State Than we had expected to 1ud.
Our friends are rot only hnpetal b. condl.nt.
Drownell, Onion candidate, will be elected 10 Cu1.-
grest In the 18th District By n thonfand major,ty,
n1 q found no tskers. The CoPperheads are rour
and dcspondent, tic Union men cheerful ond
active. Look out tor rlotieue news fsom CenEsal
Southern Illinois when &he day or trial cones.
, 1864-09-15


NEW YonK, Wednesday, Sept. IA BY the steam
e Pen1syl1a1ia we have the following:
The King Of 1t1fy received the Mexican ambaA-
sauofs and exchanged frieudly wishes.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August .S1.-Cotton dull and M
changed. B:eadstufIs inac.iye. Corn downward
tendency. Provisions du1t, Lard trm.
LONDON. August 81 -Consols c.oae. money,
s3h@e6A; 1Linois Central shares, 4o0f5 dis-
count; Erie, 4lm42.
NEw YORK, Wednesday, Sept. 14.-The steam
ship City Of Manchester, with one days later
European news, v,a Queenstown, Ia senated.
HALuAx, Wednesday, Sept. 14.-The steamer
Arabia with three dsys later news arrived this
evening"
L1rEEPcoL. Sept. 3--a. m.-Tho cotton market
has advanced I'd lor American, but Is easier for
other descriptloue-c1osing dull and unchauscd.
Authorized quotations are, midding Orleans Sid :;
mid0ling Mobile 30l<d; 1niddlips upland SOD,
Stock II part Is estimated a. Isl, eco bales, Of
which II, 600 are Aue1tcan.
The Manchester market is Irregular and prices
still declining
Ercadttuffs dul1 and prices declining.
, 1864-09-15

continue ns they have 50 well hecun. the cultfEa.
ton OF tbe so!dlerly virtues that have eanob1ei
cur o.n and o'htr eount aes. Go1ta?e, ps:'snce,
o. cCr Government, fidelity to out trusts and ;ond
feeling among each ether. each tr1!a9 to excel the
othcr in the practice OF those bish qualities. and
il Ill then require no prophet TO foretcll that
country will In time emerge from this waE, purified
b ,hs fss Of sF ant worthy y e!19s yoqder
" sso4's'oA' y,,or oeneral IL com@aadia-.
Official: L. ". DAE1os, Aite.de- Camp.
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Sept 13--rbe jour
nGrs SPECIAL correspondence from. Atlanta 10sh,
CONTAINING congsatulatosT order from shermtn.
twteu Shesm7ii aud Hood for ten days' truce. ut
Hon. hand Ready, on the Macon RAilrold, a2d
tn Il f. q eS % two
able tho people OF Atlanta 10 re!nofe to polnts
touth.
Hood to Sherman on the 9th says: Permit mo
10 eay that the. .nn7reccdsnled measure You pro-
pose 1ranscends in studied and Ingenious cruelty
a sets ever before brought to my attention 10 this
carl h1ttoIy Of var In tue n aans oi God aad hu-
1rUm thetz homes aud 1lesiues the wives and
children Of 4 brave people.
o" lstteF to IsS n ~ r. the Msyef 81 81
mitlcat+ lhe terrible hArd7h1ps and misery th1t
must be brought upon your peop'e BY tho e1traor.
dinafy oiuef u me teosrai cpmnander. G. ~ " ~
tasrab1c, but the following items from 1ottca
issued by the Mayor, BY command Ut Gea- 3her-
man, will 4tye aH idea thereof:
GEN. snEE.tAN's ORDER.
Cislzcpa arc requested to leave Atlanta. and pro.
cet ID either South or North. The Gorernnlen. will
furnish tran .puttation Sonih as far as Rough ami
Rendy; North, as fur as Chattanooga. AlIcltizels
may taEe thefr movable property With them.
T1arsl lortation vii be iurolshed Ior oil moyahes
Nerroes WIN wish to do 60 may 60 With tncir
mas;err, other mHle resrocs will b." put In Gov
t1un cut employ. and the Women and children sent
ont eide tho llpee.
Gen. .Shssman's order Of tho 4Lh tnst. COM
The city OF Atlanta, being occupied ezclusi7cly
for warEe PURPOSES, will At once be vacated By all
exec 1T the armies Of the United States and such
clyi]ilnc employ ccs, as h1ay he retained BY tha
proper departments ot 1he Government; and con-
cludct:
At tne proper time, just arrangements viii be
made for The supply to tho troops OF ull articles
tt ey may nted over and above tue cothny, proyl-
sIu6s, &c. furnished hy tho Government, and ut
10 price whatever will traders, manufacturers or
suffers be allowed to settlr In the limits Of iort-
fed place., a1d If they do manage to come
In spite oi tht. ncticc, the Quartetmaster will
eeizc their stoEcs md appropriate them to the
OF the troopa, and deliver the parties or other
Unauthorized citizens who thus place their tntll-
ydual Interest. nbovethat Of the Uhited Safe. In
| the hands Of rome Provost Marshal. to be put 10
labor on the fo5t1, coGseripted i1to one OF the
REGIMENTS or batteries n1rcadS IN servIce The
sunr general principles will apply to III! military
pUsta cUutt OF Chattanooga.
, 1864-09-15
FROM OHIO.
Political and Copptrhcad Itc:ns-Thc
state Fair.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chfcseo Tribunc.]
CoLusnus, Ohio, Wednesday, Sept. II.
After ny hoor Of te!csrspbing y,u last night, the
eccret conclavc Of the IONS Of liberty broke up In
ger cral row, with an understanding that no fnr-
thet action be taken On the boltlus question until
other States do something, sis now uaderstood
TINT Va!landI CHAM will give Mcclellan his silent
support, but be positively refuses to do moro.
Alex. Long, citizen Cory. Of Cincinnati and SIM
MedsEy still! bold ont, ard it is doubtful II they
can BE- brought t0 terms. It will take some coax
ing 10 do it.
4 large and enthusiastic Union meeting Is now
being held in the Capitol equa1e. Another will
come off tomorrow.
The Copperhesds attempted to get up meeting
this eyetlng but failed. Reason 10 speakers and
no crowd.
From all parts Of the Stale the most enco7rae-
reaGvices relative to the Onion cause received
here. The people ere tH,ron.hly awake. aaait
eeemB Low as II Ohio fill give as good report
next November as eAe did last yesr.
The State Fatr il now In full blast her,. Its
mott remarkable feature IN the unusual dispoy Of
eheep, Mbich asto anrpaas any pregious exhibition
in the Wet. The show Of hnrres and cattle aud
also agricultural tup' ements ia rood.
, 1864-09-15
EEN.E CAIRO AND BELOW.
EatteLB In Louisiana and the Gulf,


[sc=cisl D:tratch to the Chicago Triboas1
CAIRO. Wednesday, Sept. II, 1854.
The ttesmcrs belle Of st. Louia and LumIaar7,
the former from Memphis and tbs latter from New
Orleans. came in ut late hour last night. By tho
former ne have Memphis dates to the afternoon OF
Inc 1xn' Inc ones ne"s o' Importance Is con-
tanned In dispatch yesterday, concerning grand
Mobile f,IIe and a,l,nta,
1.ou14s aaa ..'''a'4'
From tie Lominars We na7e Ne" Orleans dates
to the 7th. 1learu ,rum the New Orleans Pcaguns
.hst r,arssaa and 1.n1 a,,do had ,n,-v, ,,.s. ~
aua la.u s'1us naa :aA.n pace IN
inc falish west o. baaoh Aouse' near LoodeiPs
bottom Of the iasisstppi river four or Of
land, embracing near.y quarter Of a mile of ihe
leTee near tie restdenee 81 John RuhlsI. who WIS
The MississippI ould eUbmeJea great section nf
lie State. "0'1 s'"'' !" ''''' eessA'A u
CA1ro, "Wednesday. Sent. 1t-1t b.a baen ;,,a.
.overeJ ;bst us r ,1ae,s ass oesn ula
death u1irc he re On I4at Sondar n,nt19,te ~
es oo o bs
"o ,oa nc ~ 'ae note 81 ana Who
alarm Vic ts n. he unfortunate Sufferers we've we
1"se t"@ u.et ~ W. 49, 'satn"
ca,ao. e,Ts fbc n III ~ heT oIleans
thc most qulet and ordctly ever Witnessed in that
| cty. IhGte were aeont hve Thousand six hundred
EoleS pouea, e1G1slse ql tNo precincts 1n the
lool1n qstfct atd INC second poll OF the fr.t pre-
esneI 1nc nfM cnms..taton W. adoptad " about
| 'g Tho Ws.nr1,;s n;,;I2f., oet - -. -c...
The o1ers aatho1i1na G =. ,ssit; III ~ 70 sass Since
fne ntiti. an.r ~ ~ c3tr a ~ y! 1elmen5
COL ptfo3 hare bee: crotyGinq in hpa1rns,fe-. cs
fast as they can be enrolled, as anxious a. u,eA
| ever were 10 DO something for the Government
ard that It may be necessary to authorize the ras
ing OF one OF two more reE;MeL IS. so ardent and
PATRIOTIC are the coloIcd men 81 Memphis in COM
i1gfrWofd to cnItH. The Ea4<fi" regards sheir
, 1864-09-15
FROM ATLANT ia.

Gen. Ehetman'a CoEgratuIatoryO Order
to his TrOops-IIls Resume Of Late
f,DefATInn8.
, 1864-09-15
From TIE SOUTH.
t1ygh1v U1uportaut Rebel Dispatches
from KicnmoAd, Atlanta, mncon+
mObiles &c.

[special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsu1so7oH, Wednesday, Sept. II.
Rebel pape1s contain the following teleerams:
1oyE1oT, Ga., Sept. 5.-Gen- GaveD, With the
9Th end sth regiments Of his Brigade Was captured
IN the Latt,e at Joneeba1p On Thursday. We lost
eleAt pieces Of artillery and many killed aud
MEa1D1As, Miee-, Sept. 5.-Three Or fonf thoa.
"a. fand men from TicksbusR are reportea a. INC Big
LACE Aistr. With pontcon apd I'VE daye 1auons.
Gen. Dick Taylor is here. and IL reported TO nave
bs9s III 9 Of hs pspa5%eI
M1co6, otpt G.-our adricef nre that zoe sunne!
da3s sco.
NOZZLE, Sept 6-An is quiet There were
seven veesels IN sight this morning, bat only iour
are 10 he seen this lveuine.
MACON. Sept. f-Goyernor Brown iesued
proclamation yesterday appointing September Is
d day of humiliation and prayer.
Mo9rGoXERT, Sept. r-Gov Watts has ordered
the 16 elelatuIe Of Alabama to convene in session
on the 2Gth inst.
Richmond papers Of Saturday last contain the
following telegram:
PErERsErRo. Va, SEPT. 0-Nothiug new here.
Very l,ttlc firing has takcn p1ace fof th7ee days
Gran& is peri cling his work On The Weldon Rs;t.
road and puehiug hia line slowly to the west Of the
road.
Macon. Sept. a-A1l 10 quiet along the Georcta
front to-day. The main portion oi the enemy's
amy is wit hin the foTt1tc:tinne OF Atlanta.
Sherman il reported erecting lines Of earthwosks
from the city to East Point aud retMiring the-Au.
gusta Railroad.
MACON. Sept o.-The enemy has burned eyery
, 1864-09-15

f.orz CHARM ~ n fso. tv,ru o,.v n~9 -.
to III. Troops-IIis Hesume of Late
Operations.
HEApQ's Mil D1v. OF TIE A1ss1ssrrrr,
In THE s fsKLn, ATLAST4s s' Ga''
SPECIAL FIELD onDrns No. 6s.-Thc officers aud
so1diers of the Armies Of the Cumberland. Ohio
o1d rerne.see h,va a,rc.lv -e.e1ras tta ,1srg. =;
the nation, through ita President md Commander
in. Chief ;~and It now remains only for him who
ftxs been with you from the bselnntne. and who
lnlsnue ~ et"s q. wv time, ~ elans Ine o'Acets
and men 1of lneif 1hte!lasence, fidelity and coue-
age displayed in the campaign Of Atlsnta.
,3snn ece,nino,v on,e, f.,m Eno~v,i;e - H,ots
-,," .s ..sF - - .. ~" -
slue, ana on cnemy 'ay ocnlnd MS rocsg faced
uY had had time 1nca Chrfet,nss to rrcovar f,nn,
10 5,sco,oetr,o m IN sy,s.,o- p;5-o .,.,. ~.
-ants t,,ad .1S 80 . sh,o "asn US
to none Of the confcderscy in reputation tor sktu
tsrac,,y and extreme pouu1arity. Ali at once mr.
armies assumed lie and action, and Appeared be-.
'orc Dalton; threatening Rocky Face, ne threw
ourselves npen Ressca, apd the rebel army only
escaped by the raptaly Its retrcst aided by the
n1mstous toaus WIN "n1ea nc IVES 1amnlar ind
which were st1a nge to us. Again lie took post IN
Al'atoon', but we gave him no rest, AMI BY cir
A-nN.".s -. .nHtN n.'- ts1Mt ~ "
deh"ofto, We eaineo me A4atooaa fass. Ihen
followed the eVenttul battles about Kenesaw, and
River.
The crossing Of the rhattaboochec and breaking
Of the Augusta Road was most handsomely execn-
ted By ue, aud will he studied as an exaupie in
the aft OF war At this stage Of our Rame, our en-
cmies became diaeatisded with their oid and skill
ia1 commander and selected one mora bold snd
boldly sd fapidlr. On the aotb Il july fcli On oar
rioht At Peach Tree Creek n1d lnst: 1rnin IN the
I'd he strnck ar ertreme ieft and vas eeyere,y
puntshed, md nally again On The astn be repeated
, 1864-09-15
"Nailcd 10 DlsioTaf and DlsunIon
P1ataoF1u.ss


The Democratic p1rty is nailed TO Glsloy.
ri and dIeunion p1stform, which thcir c4ndt-
dhte, Gen. Mcclellan, has been compelled to
disown: The Chfcsgo Convention has re-
solved itself into 4 revolrtiocsr5 hods, sub.
ject to the orders OF August Belmont. The
Nesas, the organ Of the Woods. ,ca11s upon
Belmont to euEmon that Convention to-
gether to mske another candidate and make
the division complete. Ausust Belmont
is the .ntpbcv Of Sltjell and the rep
reeentatdre OF the Rothschilds, who
arc the financial representatives Of
Napoleon in the Mexican business. Turn
whatever way we will, therefore we find
Nspolccn concealed behind the peace plat.
form, the peace po1;ttci lie and t1e rebel
agen1s; and ~e assure ths American peopie
and the Administration TINT they hare more
to fear from this fact than any Of them yet
realize Nothing less than Northern in
eurrectiou, ind tie consequent transtorma-
ton Of tljs republic into two governments,
il tic prosramme Of the Emperor oi the
French. The question sor. us Is, will tbis
programme ue succes.fal?
, 1864-09-15

APeddler Of fCopperhendF Forcoa nran.
Come to Gf1cG.

Especial Correspondence Of the chicsso Tribune. 7
RACINE, Tuesday, Sept 13, 1854.
Aman calling himself William Il. OF William b
Cogode wss. .htouch the excellent management NJ
oCr Assistant Postmaster, j. Whipple, Esq, arrest
ed laet night In this place for attempting to obtain
money on foretd crafts, purpofting to be drawn By
Hon. James harlan, tTcasurcr Of the Union Con
Ere.tional Committee,
The fellow resisted stout3y, but was iua1Y over
powered aid marched of to the lookup.
az many postmattere in this State AID nfnois,
samonht1nc TO snme fifteen hundred dollars. There
!eason 10 believe, from papers found. that he has
oAtathed much larrcr sum from pustmaste1e. In
various parts Of the North and West.
, 1864-09-15
WAR BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL.

t
WAsnNGTos. Wednesday. Sept. IL {
To Major General Dix:
general Sheridan reports the following opera-
tions in his command.
NEAR PEnRryu1E, Sept IS, . p. m.-Tbis mo1n.
Ing cent General Getty diytrion OF the 9Th corps
with two bztgades OF cavalry, to the crossing Of
the Summit Point and Winchester Roads, over
0pcquan Creek. 1t The same time, Generals VIII
ecn and Mackinto.h'e bzicades OF cavnlty da-bed
IN the Wircheate1 Pike, droro the rebel cayalty,
came in contact with Kersha~' 8 dirislon, charged
t, snd captured the 9Th South Carolina regiment
sixteen officers and one hundred and ty.tiye
meu-and battle flag, and Colozel Henneean,
commencing the b1icalc, With I loss Of only two
men killed and three wounded, A portion OF the
Cd Massachusetts carnlry made charge on the
richt OF the line, and captured an officer and
eleyen men Of Gordon's division Of infantry. Our
Ices 1s very Light.
No reports or active operations have been re.
ca1raa INN other commands. (Signed)
E. n. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
, 1864-09-15

BrFTALo, Wednesday, Sept tI-The Repub'f
eau Uninn cciebras!n;: and ratification called to-
geth' The larrest humber Of pcople seen herr, for
rome years At any ene time. The procession this
CT. mig, ccmposed OF delegations from the y,r1-
QUE wards ii the city and towns and ci,les near
here, Was very LARGE, md para5ed through some OF
the prncipa! STREETS ~ tbt music Of banda cheers
OF the crowd, firing Of cannon, rockets, roman
GAMBLER, &c a number Of buildings were illumf-
mated and dressed with tiage After the procession
meetings were hc'd at St. James Hal1, Opera
20 that extcmpcTc meet1rss had 10 be organized
in tho street.
A number Of distinguished speakers addressed
these meetings, among whom were Col. Hamilton,
has been quite stormy, which intetfersd with the
arrangements eomeWhat.
, 1864-09-15

No sales C6ton; stocks light.
Tbs snlc5 of Sr;,ar lest week we're 400 hhds OF
Looisjan4 und CUBA At 43Gt24c for fair to fully
tLr.
The new negro re.im.nt -o1ganizing q. Mem
phlR, IL filing up rapidly.
, 1864-09-15

Military AID Political Matters In mis-.
8oQrf,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
81 LOUIE, Wedtetdny. Sept. II.
II as reported that Con Thornton and his h,i.
fandf, numbering about one hundred and INV,
passed through Cedar county last week on tbei.
way to join Joe Shelby.
ar. 1ohneoh ard S. Il. Anderson, cueriilas, re.
esn'f h'eo ano convicted at Rolls, and sentenced
nspite for Two weeks. by order nj Tho -" nsa..
dtnt. let to atn. kosectans be would tn1rr nn
rapidly. ae1uoc11ls
HANGING euerillas is having eooa etrco, -, a..
peace question -~~s VI Ab1
4 vote on the North Missouri Railroad r,stc,d,v
gaYe Lincoln TWO TO Gne for Nc Eleiian !e9tctu43
, 1864-09-15
Guntl,er Dis:runtied.

NEw York, "Wednesday. Sept. 14.-Nayo: Gnn-
ther bas cent letter to the Amer1can Emigrant
Company refusing his Ryupathy and sapport. on
the ground that the ncs Of Congress- under which
the association was organized, Ia tn his Judgment
for another purpose. It's title was u1lsnomer and
pretenees to enlist foreigners,
, 1864-09-15

NEw YoRK, Wednesday, Sept. 14.-The 8, s.
Vanderbilt, which has been in this pozt for long
pto4emente Win probably enable her to Increase
her ordinary high rate Of Speed and 1t Is coneid-
cred likely che will resume her search 1or rebel
priyateers.
1t is reported that about 15,Goo men are COZ
stant1y working On the machinery OF the hundred
OF more rev vesaels, wooden ard iron clad,, now
constructing for The Nary Department The H.
quenee otfthe non.completion Of maehi1efY
, 1864-09-15

The Recent Union Northeastern.
ArGus1A, Me-. Wednesday. Sept. 1l.-Re:utus
fram o6 towns ire Cory fur Governor majority
Of 11.9l8 II the Union vote In the rema!nuer of
the State ts f1aal in proportion, Cois's ma]pziIy
Nlll Eeach 2Q,,EQ. N''
, 1864-09-15

Bon. James NJ scoyil, at the htc
Uuion meeting in Philadelphia, said that
there was melancholy appro oriateness in
thc1 ominatton of Gen. George B. Mcclellan.
It is q fact in natural history that the cop
perhead, a North American venomous SER
, 1864-09-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,1
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, September II,
The employees OF the Qusrtelmaster's Depart
1nent II and arouDd Washington have been organ
lied into scven regiments, five Of wtttcs and two
Of negroes. Gen. Rucker commands the 1st brig
=6c and Col. J. ]. Dana commands the I'd brigade
All the officers have been resu'arly commissioned
and company and reeimcntal reports are to be
made at the eIdof zach month.
p1sK1seA1s.
The record Of dlenIssale for the week showa
That The army is rid Of twenty-oue more tncompe.
tent otficerf-hmong whom are the following:
Licnt. Herman Stcir recket, 18th Illinois, for ab.
scpce without leave.
Lieut Col. Marshall, cavalry, for dIaobedicnce OF
orders and willtul neglect Of duty.
Capt. Lcmocy, s4th Ohio, absence without leave,
James Il. Taylor, s4th Ohio, for abandonment
Of post and groes neglect ofdutY.
The order diamiseing, Col. Linbery. of the 1osth
chagel-
EXAMINING boards.
Orders have been issued By the Secretary Of
War 10. :bc organization of Boards to examine
masters department under The recent act OF COZ
gre*s.
nnscz11AaEous.
Gov. Andrew IL here settling accounts Of Massa.
'cbasetts with Gen. FITS department.
The Firet National Bank Of Pittsbure, Penn. IN
co ii L. Littledeid, JsrseyvIae ILL.,. oi tue stst
co1ored regiment, 1s made general nusteslng on
headquarters at Billion Head.
The report circulating IN some parts Of the West,
that the 9Th army corps has been broken up, and
merged into other corps, Is not correct.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 1i.-s11. 600 oon
Of the new bonds on account of The recent !osn Of
So, coo Geo have Ecen ee1t OF by the Treasury De-
partmcnt
TAsHIsc1os, Wednesday,, Sept. 14-Thc fol.
showing the condition Of the principal iaI crops
On the fr.t Of September. The last recu,ar S.
monthly condition Of the crops having been made
On tue 1T q Arg5et wSen the rains bad just
tent and effect on The fall crops at the caric,. me.
uert4 md blanks for August were sent to The cor
respondents reiuEpshle on the Let OF September.
These have been recclved. The questions aa5ed
have DO reference to the amount OF these e,ops,
Pc 1eeause lhear growth Was not ut all completed on
Correspondents state that the fall crop will not
be ont Of danger from frost before from 1ha a0h to
1he 3th OF September. Hence there eau pe no
cefian report made OF the amoont OF these crops.
pnttl returns to be rent the 1sr Of October have
been received.
The The 1etnrns now to be reported refer to tie con.
3ltIon o. The fat crops. and to the Injuries they
nave sece1sed up TO tho lst Of September. They
Tere as follows:
tion, euch as seen IN the crops IT 1852, al fol-
1ews: AiebiGan. stenths, or IS per CENT; Mari:
land: " tenths: Kansas tenth: 4tssoo!l. tx
ont hchi askn. tenthe each Msr5tand and OhIot
~ tenths each: MtnDeso'a, Wisconsin sud Ken.
tncs.., tenth each; Peunsylgan!. und iiliutns-
tcnth: .whilrt .Tttnont Massachusetts. Rhnac
Island. Cobneciicut, Delaware and IVA are mi
average
SORGHUM,
Michican eA tcnthr, q a5 per cent; Wistons,ns 4
tenths: New York and Kan.as, tepths: inaisn,s
IS tepths; Maryland. Ohio, Iowa and
New Jersey u Of tenth whlist COLORADO. Pam,