, 1864-08-10
FROM CulRLESTON---THF EX~
CHANGE OF PRlS0hEkS
.--REBEL ADTlCES.
Excitement at Buffalo,
Rumored Intended
RebelR from
Canada.
PENNSYLVANIA Legislatu1 e.
Message of Gov. Curtin,
The War in North Carolina
1.-THE Recent Expedi-
tion---Aspects Of
Loyalty.
Matters Military and General-iAver-
HIPS Vtc-ory-Scmi-Hcbe Cannrds.

1Specia1 Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.1
WAeurGroS, Tuesday. August Q, 1851.
OUR y1cToRr IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Averill's rout Of the rebels near Moor1e1d
OF Sunday proves to have been even more
complete than was at first reported. uegot
fur guns. being Ill the rebels had, and 40
prisons before the pursuit began. This coz
tinued twenty or twenty-five: miles, and re-
suited in the capture Of zoo moro, or thesea-
bouts.
The report that be captured the rebel
General johnson is not believed generally.
VARIOUS MILITARY 11ENs.
4 rebel train Of twenty or thirty wagons,
forces near Aldlc Gap, In Virginia, on Sun
day. No prisoners were taken~
Three men Of the 18th New York cavalry,
forming one Of our Iickets, we're captured
about seven miles back Of A1ex4ndria yes
te1day, by squad Of rebel gneriilas. An
effort was made for their capture, but with
ont success 60 far az reported.
Hardy day for txo weeks has passed
without bringing In prisoners IRON Mary
land. The installment to-day numbers sew
tul4, IAI4AoLS AAlCC SAEG4E.
THE WORLDS LAST cASARD.
The statement Of the New York World that
Deacon Broes heads delegation Of Chicago
radicals, now hire On a political mission to
the President, is true, except in these re-
spects, namely: there Is no delegation here
IRON Chicago, or any other past Of Illinois,
md the Chicago radicals are not here either
in person or by proxy on any mission po1isi.
cal or otherwise, and Deacon Bress Is not
here, and Vas not hire at the time the
Worlds paragraph purported to be written :;
III d fourth, his bueiaesB when last here,
which was but for few hours, was solely to
| cet necessary papers to eaable hin tss 70 to
| The front, and procure the body OF his
brother, Col job. :. :. Gross, Of the o9th col
ored iut!=@latry, who was Killed at the hcad o1
lis regiment il the atEault OF the Sd ust on
| Petersburg.
4Sp ASoTnrR cASARD.
| Ore IF the city papers assuming semi
official tone, repeats the speculative story
that Secretary Eessenden will soon offer a
| new G 20 gold loan. The assertion IL false In
letter. for no ench loan is authorized By law
| and }alse In spirit, tor the SUCCESS Of the ne"
8. 10 loan is quite satisfactory.
| INTERNAL REVENUE.
| tits known that tobacco manufacturers ii
various sections Of the country are combfn
inc to defeat the execution of the 1nterna
Revenue law. They will probably tind ths
Treasury Department exceedingly Watcaful
I TIE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Private adyices from Ark 4nsas say tha
rebel guerillas under Dobbins, numbering
500, are harassipg the people back Of Helena
On the 1st inst they pounced upon cotto!
plantation below that place, and carried of
large number Of mules ano several negro Ia
borcrs. Gen. Bu1ord took instant measures
| to repair damages with interest, it possible.
personal.
Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
| left this aittrnoon for The North, to be ao
! sent ten or twelve days.
THE MILITARY s1TuA T1oS.
New YoRK, "Wednesday, Aug. "a pr1
yate dispatch from Washington to-day say
| our news through rebel sources Is al en
courssiug, The capture Of Mobile Is coni
sentls expected, and welearn from the 'fou
that preat excitement exists among th
rebels. both at Richmond aud Atlantis
Atlanta military men here say that sherma'
will undoubtedly take advantage OF tb
.onfusfon OF the rebels and We look for Al
counts of battle at any moment
Ayerill's victory in the valley is confirmed
His loss was very e1ignt, and he capture
from 500 to GOO prisoners and all the reb'
artillery. ;
This, and the report from Mobile, hay
made our Washington officials very happ
to-day.
New YORK, August s.-A dispatch to IL
i. Ht7a,d saws: 1t is currently reported
/ | Washington to-day that Montgomery blo
purposes lea wing the Cabinet at III early dat
? Ills friends intlnating that le ls uot dispose
! to aHait the results OF political com nolhataot
operating for his removal r,>
: WAsniNG1ox, Tuesday, Aug, 9.-The +
5 ceIpts from the internal revenue no
;. amount to one million dollars per day.
Warrants for three millions passed seste
: Brisadier Generu{ villa, charged hy Bid
r returned to duty. The proceedings OF T. y
= court were set aside BY General Butler II
Surgeon General Hammcnd has been gu
8 pended from rank and pay for three Year7'
= MILITARY CHANGES.
Wan DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1861.
r | GENERAL OHpEna No. 237.-By direction OF I
n President, MaJor General Wa,lsce, commando
y The Middle Department, win resume comnand,
! :hs sth sfmy corps and 9taes troops seEEing Tlth
= ,he department from which 6s BE- "as Temporarily
Tic troops Of Major General 11nnter's conman
= temporarily ASSIGNED to the forces under Gene
Wright in general orders No. ss;. Il, are , ny or IT.
:. | assignment.
T. i. b TOWNSEND. A-A g.
. WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 9.-Ihe sd
8 scriptlon tc the $50 loan, reported at Il
= 1reatuIy Department to-day, amounts
+ sasS,0GV.
E.