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prad.ppnts uHo tlm,nt pen q . IN nnb 8tfrduAfs. 1sssr.
ap.af4ntssmtn. II: t,n f4snasn dhsssn unb nsuntn err,sn,
Eulpsn. Eatltta. &rteus. GtattOht, t~sastnistn unb a1sesa
3pkt.lssrd2,e. tuntr: stns au. ettuntf Rartetdt Won Der.
men, uxS u,sle anb.i Nr.u pou stabsu. unt 0a.tru. Blum y.
~ 80 ntrs, bitf' ob'r tysnp stnt s~statsurs s:u pbtasn
9sr i'd len nab senbiiipnis1 unha mi 3ufrishe Met usetaes 0ra-
uu ti;Frn .Bea.au am pr1s man auasbtn bel Sfraut, Btu,
T,in 4 o. I'M eevan; s'ow. Nc: 10, ueer nar&. ptf, 9oabo,
NJ 100 uts1 az ~ Rp!ts Siraks W.. 81 iwIEben TIT unt
a,tr, tapenasrt. Scra. Sn tneinet Ntneenpett rtrbea- aud
lphpss anger rna tn sOn pm VI, BtQaetn
Is Do ID fh Sabrtu IN helm SsF&afte ibdtFa btu. uni
rmr f1.nfattlr carl, mt,nr erttreu Rnnfs IN RsN ~ ttusr IN
frrtsutsu teb1.nt ~ batep, 10 alaute tt QUO N submit nj,
lie Bufrietentet Der Strep Esaent q aesbeu " sSnusn, puh
butte um yutIreits Auftrdes.
, 1864-05-10
VOLUME XVII.

IN the Council; thereupon Hoye-in-sherman
called special meeting. This Republican
mcmbcB were rezy properly absent; no
quorum was present ut roll call. a rcso1u-
tion adopted, ordering Turtle, the bar.
gain, and, sale elected Chief to send out his
policemen mud kidnsp sone Of the Republ-
can members and bring them in to Ha:e "a
quorum, Is clearly unlawful Until Coun-
ell il organized by majority being present,
1t IN not IN the power Of the members to send
ont and arrest abscntees BY police force, and
drag them to the Council Chamber 4 Council
has no power to act until organized by ma
jority Of a11 the mcmbers- After thai Ia done
members muy be prevented from 1caring or
ma, be sent for and brought in. The courss
Of the Copperbeads last night WAS manifest'y
Illegal and their action fraud On the city.
In pursuance Of the unlawful mandate, a
policeman found Alderman Bond 1t bis pri~
rate residence, arrested him and dragged
him OF to the place where the consplrators
met Tha door WIS fastened. Several po-
ncemcn stood guard over the prisoner held
In durance vile, and Hove-in declared that
quorum was now present. 4 resolution wx&
then offered declaring TINT the Chicago organ
Of the rebels was elected Corporation paper.
The ayes aud nays were called Mr.. Bond
voted ayc, for the purpose Of moving rtcop~
alteration. In n full Council the vote would
be, for the rebel organ, t5-agMnst II yotes.
This is plain statement Of this Copper
head Outrage It remains to be seen whether
the will Of the majority shall be thus t1odden
under foot and disregarded, and whether this
, 1864-05-10

Items from 4 Mormon HoA1e Ot..eu,

Lees than year ago party o. literary gentle
men" and artists passed through here hom The
east to the Pacific. oae Of +ns company. protes
to he introduced here ard there, aud through TIC
influence Of friends to whom he came recommend
ID he wss made welcome: Eyery place WAS open,
hlm: q y. 9at ! fcx dayr in the city 6at vas
p.deipal eldzens md bare he dee iatercourse Of
zTsss e 1. f. t. as &c M ha .s
bly, sober The greater part Of the Sd OF July, and
mus have been sobeS so.ce ather hours Of Ills So
}enfn tos4 ~ here; but le vas literally pet.
one who eax h5a. ms me Wss drunk m G1S Thea a4hs b
Sa,ae; ne vas teH'hl; drunk when be leit ana was
"@1 - LINZ wa,s1 e1ayed.''', Yet thta same
dsne II Wdst!
could etuf him with, and what the pcn4 Of prof.
eale Federal officers hon The days of Bnoctans ::
which, Of course, be deals out to the greedy crowd
:. yrccioua norsels Of bis ow1 collating. On the
Atlantis scehoard. he seEFes bis purposes through
Pacific, through the coumnB OF the Golden Era, $
~; cr owned and edited D, gentleman WHO re-
H.; PROCESSES friendship for the peol;s e Utah:
FL: nqEe 'Se aies ads b.f =: 1is a,
Il :his way - crafty. we think very questionable
bc' il Ia popular nth some to abnse the Mor1none
II writer's 'old the :rah they would hare but lttft
mace BY the professional, " must make it az tht
pubic taste demands. Haa It been better payins
concern to write up,' he 5:cR1d bare done 40
Ht lid not know enough to make truth interestn.
and his b1hulous propensity oVs7coning HIM at tht
hoEE he shou1d hive lahored By obscEEnton to dis
cover the truth. be had TO draw on the so1rces VT
have named, and rushing impetnous]J fun false
hood to fa1sehood he Eoye his web.
ARRfFAL OF TEE IDAHO EN1RAT1B.
The first Of the weary pilGrims from the eastern
States for 1daho, put in IN appearance last Thurs
Missouri River With mule teams, a. early as the
trf, q February: They had rough time from the
tine they etEucE the Rocky Mountains, and were
nines. On Aon!aF foreuoon. fire teams, Of Cal.
foF1ts who had psssed The winter at Springt1le
drove through the city, heaTiy loaded with produce
for the mines.
, 1864-05-10

OPENING DAT.
ITe7egraphed exclusively to the Chicago Tribune.

OPENING DAY.
ITeleeraphed exclusively to the Chicago THbnne.l
NEW YoHk, Monday Evening, MaJ ., 1851
BRIEF CAT1LE-Tbe recetpts 1t A1le1tonh to-day
amounted to 1900 head Of buiiocSs the general Qaa
tyct which Is abore the aEar4ge. A1thon9h the day
Is vcry var.u, the weather is faToFab!e for trade
whic: Is du11. Buyels holding back IN hopes Of
lover prices but toda5.s sales show slight ds2re-
cta.ion on5 in the lowest krades-naedium and good
qualities seing fully He hishtf th.u last WeeS. "c
quote: Prime Beeves te1clndsnE fancy cattle OF ex>
tra taol3tsy beef, u net weight OF meat, sellers
sinking oal fu 17c: medium quality, tsas tho aver
arc Of good fair drove Of eoo Or 10 c"t Illinois
steets.) 16s17c. The lowest rates, Including Light
tAia Steers and cosrse 01en, 1sa15c.
1he quality Of the Illinois Bu1ocks on the market
ia generally good, afd several dro7es ffom Chicago
we're cold 1t IN average of17c-
Tne high prices asked, And IN Hany Instances OBJ
tatt ed: had the effect Of deteT1nE bnyars don max
fng Offers ard the market Ct the c1oso "as dull
buyers sndyseIlers being apart.
EHEEP-The market for Sheep IL FerJ lively. a7d
prices show 81 advances Of 4 n On the week. Best
nrice q o, i've weight, fer sheaTed. 759se.
KOGs-rhere ts light supply Of aogs to-day, and
the market compared With last week. ts active, at
shade higher ptces The t1ade Il decidedly more fa
1ornhfe for aroYtu. 6oL.oH Roht1soE.
, 1864-05-10

PO3kA41k HVENAisA Sk4k12AAA@AI - &LCt
NIw ToRk. May e.-Thc steamer HAasa, from
Sonthsmpton On the morning Of the ash ult., AZ
rived ut o'clock THE evening. The Alexandra
has been given up to her oHners.
The Alabama pat into Cape Town for coal and
Fppp.les On March 10Th. Semmes destroyed. du-
ring his Indian seas c1ulse seven shipa and
1eclons The damage to the Feaerala at 3,oon0o
Earthaldi atz1vcd at Plymouth On the 2Bth4
The conference Of all tbs accredited fiuntpotrn"
uaries met on The 9sta, It's be]!eved that no de-
cie'eu IL yet arrived u On the armtst:ce Quca-
tion.
The sssek Of bullion In the Bank Of Fraucc is
unusually H~., Consols 91t:G9lz. Rents 66t
&C.
Mexican stock ts Strengthened By the news that
the United Senate dlsoxns the recent rna3uanI'
rons resolution Of the Hou.e Of Representatives
as.uinst recognizing the new Meatcsn monarchy.
The Confederate loan advanced "a m tho news
| ot the fresh rise in gold.
There are symptoms Of disposition on the par
Of .ome bold members in the Congress to bring III
| stc idea Of acknowledging the Confcdcracy.
| TuE DAx1su WAn.-Tha enemy advanced tntt
into Ja,land, occupied Harsina, and strensthenin!
batteries In A1+cn Sound.
Ccxnxnc1AL,- States Is declined 2: Erl
| eEa1es paid up 2; prefcrcrd ~; !. G. shares,
| Mich Cent convcrtfhles, ~ III. c. sinking fund
&; Mich. Sonth., 8; y. r. c.. :; n. J. c. shares,
, 1864-05-10

PORTLAND, Nc, May 7-An extract Of letter
frtE1 on American, dated at Calcutta, March 5ih,
1871. tays: fop will wonder at ous being hero In
Ett ad OF Nau}uan. Just a. we were oil the straits
Of Ma1Iaca, nc spoke French ship. signalling
TIT the Confederate beauty, the Aiabama, - was
in the szalt burning all the chips that hoisted thu
t'ttass a. ID stripes !" at ,tbat time VIC wore very
nenr her. and thinking 1t not safe to rlsk the abip
to Maulnaain, tin the Rurneee Emptre) We stood
.auy ~ I-d1a:. reaching tiers In four days as..
speaking the slip. ,.,-.
This s6ip vas not chartered for any direct port,
and yeexpected to ret business here, but Oh going
bufinees on account Of The ''Alabauaa." We next
sailed fUr Calcutta. snpposins It woud be the best
place for our fag We found the same difficulties
tcrc as at Madras. Eight ships arc laying up
h.e a. man3 hnve recently been sold to the native
e-, ,tauts It Ia TcrI blue times rus Americans.
II IL. Alabama could be beard from as being Of
H. Cat or sonc distant port, nc should Roon BE-
a51 ,jrfi for there are plenty Of fteaehts for all
.h;ns IT II Dation4. That awful Alabama burned
R1f,;sh % t'sc bound to Hong Kong: Hemmes took
evcrv,hinp frpl:t the Captain and wife, pnt them
.shoie ,ste tSe 9Se|s BE laud over there" pointing
bn,na 1ne M Zip. Ii thearcunder the English
40 Ts has hae,. sailing 0tf here several months
hss hurnei nv nnn ober pf ships; last accounts he
haii 600 chrouometer.e and moi uaoney enough ts
bny beef Ut four cents YEE pound at alngapote ae
took In 500 tons Of coal At SbanEha. mere arc NJ
teen American chips that cannot get any 9asMess @
son.e have 1a1d up twelve montas. Ads1ces lay
beer received rom China anXGon, AxySe' lHs aIa
for merchants net 10 put thelr 91goes II Ame.eal
, 1864-05-10
ErOA1 TaE INDIAN TEKRI-
T0HkYs


LEAyEswonru. May ga meeting Of the loyal
0eace. on sunday laat, for the purpose Of ratiyns
fhe Congressional amendment TO The treaty witch
pruytdee for the condscat1on b. the government ol
he lands OF the rebel Crecks.
presented the treaty and discussed the question On
he nart Of the government With Characteristic e1o~
guence and ability: but the fed-ak1ns could not
rctnt. The1 were quite willing that the lands OF
iheir recrcant kindred ehouid be conAsesied, but
unwilling to concede that the .goTasnment Wss
better entitled to all these than ana so
hucad1ncrt,
Those present consisted only Of the old meu. the
Women and children. The loyal war1or1 constl,
sute the third Indian reefmenL In Col. Ph111ps'
esrade. The refugees have been spending the
nia,,t n osage county, bat In the course Of iori
+it int Miu return to thelE own county, to Wn1c1
ptace 1he Conference wns adjourned,
, 1864-05-10
FROM IDAHO.
latest Intelligence 1foxu The Gold
RegtonH.

1isstl from pannock Saturday e1e1dns last, having
come through In eighteen days, reports the road
In fair C. cendltloa except n crcssing the hieh
Blileer. Stock Oh the road is very poor and worn
out Much Of It hAs died. Feed ts very scarce,
especially on the first half of the rad. He LEFT
the mines eight days later than CIR former advIces.
Tberc wae no news Of special Importance. Dor
eett and White we're bnried the day before he lett
The party who went in puIsuit Of their
murderer, Kelley, had been hesEd from
in tue Bitter Root country, upon bis t1aa and only
about three DAYS behind him. There IVES every
confidence Of his capture. The Alder gulch OF
eel III lie world, though he says the stories that
bare BEEN published respecting such immense
Yields were greatly exaggerated The dl:rinse are
confined to a single gutch- every foot Of which j.
on. There are already far too many there for the
present discoveries. he advises no one to 80,
, 1864-05-10

4 Knoxville correspondent saws p.,.nc
Brownlow, who holds forth in Knorr;fie
with bis accustomed dignity and eloauences
wrctc lively comment on Forrsst's doInos
at Fort Pillow, OF which tie following mild
passage is IN extract:
"uad We our wish. ws would throw he'll wide
oren, ard place all such beast-uke officers and en-
upon IN inclined piano. 1t angle OF forty-avs de-
fsoea G1taae tho plane with hog lard Bix inches
thick, with wicket 1T the bottom, uud send them,
n one asIcaM vi trnitors, fuhbers md Eass4s!ns,
Into tho hottest PAT. Of the luitsnxl regions
, 1864-05-10
movement of Troopx-DIArnount
CayalrT.

~ aan,n y, ". Nay s-Al the cavalrF 1eciments
1If1e Sers t.nn ~. Peg, Co!unbua and at Kendall
a. ,nsant a1msd With ,he Ended r.ae, and vii
nsnt .nsn s. sespasSty paSsy % a1 fass
which my Be several weeks set Tnonn6 H. rbsGIa *.
~ e. aia ~ e1pect Or desire to enter Ills branch
nn% % ope tbs t9e, we.t forward ceeru5 Thcy
and sre willing to tuhordinate thcir o1n ef a 5ae n
time 70 1ts neee.sitlea The rc;ents ,1at htqe ,pe
and 18Th cavalry. numberine abnnt @ II LII, 12th
ano looking eoldfsts " vent ous Of Hi: etz
Any other State and VIC doubt net viii 'ns nsoos os
c1per1euced veteran Commander. Gface,s ~ a,y py
know how to drill and caro- for them 'eeSo "ao
, 1864-05-10

GAIKNA, H., May s.-Some twenty gentlemen oi
this city have nnited in superb collection o* min
eral specimens, which wns yesterday shipped 10
st. Jouls, to be presented to the Misstssippf VAL
leg Sanitary Fair which is to open the 18th iaat
II is perhaps the most valuable collection OF the
kind eFer made in this country, embracing leHd
mineral In all Its natural forms, together Win
othcf mineral formatfona found among the lead
Mines The whole collection Weighs 1000 pounds,
ard is worth az many dollars.
, 1864-05-10

State and General Military 1ntelIt-
Eences

Especial Dispatch to the Chieago Tfibune.1
6PRKar1E1D, ILL.,, May Q, 1861.
A dispatch has Just been received by Cor. Yates
giving uB cheering 1ews from the army Of the Po-
tomac.
4 1srge number Of companies have arrived for
the hundred days sezF1ce.
Gov, Yates has consented to deliver the opening
address at the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
Col. h. Il. STAR and = number Of recruits for
his regiment, the gallant sixth, arrived at Camp
Butler to-day.
Gen, qfiesecn has been seriously I'll for eome
time, in Memphis. Ills health ia now improving,
and he hopes to soon be able to again take the
field.
, 1864-05-10
FROM, PEORIA.
The Congressional District Election.

Especial DlspatcA to the Chicago Tr1buus1
PEou1A, H., May Q, 1864.
Putoan county, complete returns, give 1ngc,son
rs minority.
Aarshall county, all but one town, 151 majority.
stark county, ali but one town, s,6 majority.
Knox county. complete, 1872 ma}drlty. ,
Peoria county, al but three toyna received, 1s4
majority.
lngessoll's majority w11l re.ch, II not exceed
, 1864-05-10
FHOA CLEVELAND.
Military Matters In Northern 01,5o.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.}

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.}
CIEFzlAHD. Ohio, May 9, 1881
The draft In The 18th district commenced here
day before yesterday. Summit and Lake countfes
wereTdraf1ed. The af1sit passed of quietly and
without disturbance. This comfy and cttv ;sfre
ground out to-day. The militia Of the National
Guards are reporting here rapidly. % to thIs
evening a,os5 had reported at Camp C1eve1apd,
This does lot Include the soth regiment, Isl
strong, oi this city, with Is not ordered into
r1np.
, 1864-05-10

isnsw 9feta1ed 10 rtcet7a Subscriptions - us naW
TRH-FoRTT LOAN at pa, In Treasury Eotz o<
NAt1on4l Currency,
Subscribers Will rscet7a bonds be&11nz interest from
date Of depoat with H. al par, Il thsy prea< VIM
receive fall coupon bonds BY paying aczued asaxrkt
IN coin. Tor Treasury Notes or National Currency, h
addinE nitJ pc. cant for premium rom March INA
70 dato Of subscription
Coupon Bonds ara now nearly ready tor delivery.
and reEtstagtd bonds VIII be- befora tho nth Ct
april d., ,%.''
To Banks snd Haokexs inye&ttn& tn thcsa securities
tor themst Ives or {oz reaale commission v1 Be H.
lowed. :.
Subscriptions snaY ps sent 10 this BANK. hee II
etarYB By atker tho United States Of Anasicaa r.
press.
JAMES a. BOWEN. President.
AMOS T. HAIL, Vice P1eaide4t.
Ira HoLA1s. Cashier ap13d5a9Aes
, 1864-05-10
CHIC AGO. TUESDAY MAY 10, 1861.

new khelled It Sc On track 75 bn delivered at $Ipo
Rye quies; aa1es 800 bu In bags platform It &l6
IS bs:I DO delivered 1t $1.1eK. Barley n1n.
, 1864-05-10

Vessels P&ssed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chitsgo Trtbune.}
DETROIT, MtJ ., ls6I.
Ur-Prpps Nile. Adr.tic, 6un, Chicago schrs Garnc-
cock, Asrway, OSTRICH, Aldebsren.
powa-Brig Gaie; schr Arab.
DxERo1r, May 8, 1854.
Ur-Frop Hunter.
DoEA-Props Queen Of the Lakes. Idaho, Badger: +:
bark Fame, InYilctbte; achrs Gfapeshot, Cortland,
Eepqble.
, 1864-05-10

W11a1xa, May 6-For the last two wseks
troops, munitions, mules and Eo1ses hare been
collected to an unusual extent at Charleston. In
Western Virginia, preparatory to sn important CO
operative movement toward Richmond. On Tues-
dny the Goth ult force Of e CO., consisting Of In
LETT Charleston under Gen. Crooks Tho destination
il esld to be Lewtsburg; from which place the dls
tsnce to Staunton is not great We prefer to be-
,licre, however, that Ly1chburg or aome other
point on the. southwetteu ka3lroad was the
one In view By this d2shing nank movement.
Lynchbnrg il m important point to the rebels ~
reference to the railroads leading from Richmond.
The investment OF the rebel capital would OF
contemplate the cloene up Of this outlet to
the West and the cutting Of the line Of eommuni-
is tbe route auexpedit1on would take from Charles
ton. Nhate.er the route or destination, there 10
no doubt TINT one OF the coils OF the anaconda
which the Lieutenant Geuera1 hat been throwing
around Richmond, will derclope Itself IN the
neIghborbood Of Sulphur Springs.
, 1864-05-10

INN was fitted out for Port ho5a,, VIC have had no
such tremendous feet Of Tessc1s In hampton
Roads. The entire bay. from the Rip Raps to New
po Newt Is @ps i%snss fofest o{ ahps ssng
steam tugs ~ t1,ey p1f around the harbor, is
heard night and day and the scene Is one Of great
animation. TO th37 hustle md excitement Of army
Transports may be added feet Of Rnnboats for the
nnry. Within the past week, VIC have hsd fire
new Monitors added 6thfs squadron, besides as
many donb1e endcrs, or sideHheel boats. steaming
1t both ends.
, 1864-05-10

IL FOR SALE.
4 ban&some, Gothic, two-stosy house, aud lot
stGxl5o fett. with go6d well and c''"rn, and tFrt
ssees ss.1ubhery. .&c.-only thrss s4ndts: fcat kom
depst+ Apply to 8. H. KERFuOT + CO..,
.nY1 e1YEit Il ueAfhQrn RtEe4ts
, 1864-05-10

THE TIME SHORTENS. SAVE
Il your ruoneY and come to Everitt's, 157 LAke-st
Csrtes 4e yiste only u per dozen Tails cannot last
long, therefore Improve the Opportunity.
VIM. Il. EVERiTT, Proprietor.
, 1864-05-10

TAR. J. B.. WALKER, OCCU-
cutabie diseases OF The Ere nud Ear, and performs Ill
eEerstions connectsd Win .ais l%enrt.nt speGt ,g
Eyes, Ear Drums, 6onnd Con1uctors ai other nse-
fUt Inventions for the Deaf md Blind. EnJiH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15
THE NEW TARIFF LAW.

The leading features of the new Tariff
are as follows:
The duty on Tea is 25 cents per pound !;
sugar 8 cents; sugar, refined, 5 cents; con-
fectionery, IA cents; molasses, cents per
gallon; brandy, first proof, 50, so per gal !;
other spirits, first proof, SO per gallon; cor
dials, first proof, 81 per gallon; bay rum,
S1,60 per gallon, champaign, Sc per dozen
quarts; all other spirituous liquors, 100
per cent ad valorem. The duties upon ci-
gars are almost prohibitory. On cigars of
all kinds valued at SIS or less per 1000,
IS cents per pound, and 20 per cent ad val
valorem; valued at $40 and not over $50
per 1000, $l,25 cents per pound, and 80
per cent ad volorem; valued at over $50,
and not over s45 per 1000, So per pound
and so per cent ad valorem; valued at over
S45 pr 1000, 81 per pound and so pr cent
ad valorem; paper cigars or cigarettes, in
Guiding wrappers shall be subjected to the
same duties imposed on cigars. On snuff
of all descriptions, so cents per pound
On tobacco in Leaf, manufactured and not
stemmed, 35 cents per pound. On tobac-
co manufactured so cents per pound.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

Deserters come into Gen. Buffers lines
at the rate of ten to fifteen per day, and the
rate is steadily increasing. One whole
company, led by its Captain, recruited in
Portsmouth, Va, three years ago and con-
scripted at the expiration of its term of en-
hstment, desered in body three days ago.
Several Tennesseeans arrived yesterday,
and these threw up their hats when they
learned that Andy Johnsonis to befhe next
Vice President, and one from Georgia who
didn't ''keerter fight fur them aristockers, y
and who was astonished to hear that Gen.
Sherman had occupied Marietta, Georgia,
his home. He had never been out of the
county where he was born until conscript-
ed, was poor man, had only one thought
Ito get back to his wife and children-and
said all the soldiers from ''down yonder''
was of his mind. Several whose homes
are at Richmond and Petersburg, complain
ed that while they had plenty of food their
families were permitted to starve. 1t is
clear that the greatest distress prevails in
those cities. AT last starvation is becom-
ing thing we may count upon, however
delusive it may have been heretofore. The
cry of "Wolf, wolf" was the herald of a
fact-a live wolf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15


The prospect Of serious diversion of the
German y Jnionists 10 the support of the Cleve-
land nominations grows small bydegrees aud
beautifully less. Outside of St Louis, the
wheeling into the Lincoln and johnson line Is
very general InDhio, we believe, not sim
gle German MON paper now supports Fremont
and Oochrane. The Toledo ESpress, the last
German paper IN Ohio to advocate Ftcn1Ont says
that ''unity and loyalty, under existing circum-
stances are identical" and it therefore runs up
the Baltimore banner. The Burlington Tribune,
an influential organ of the Germans in Iowa, has
come out in strong editorial for the Baltimore
nominations and platform; and the journal, the
new German paper in Buffalo, under the Editor
ship OF DIR. DeHaas, as the organ of the German
Radicals, which was expected to support the
nominations of Fremont, has come out vigorous.
ly for Lincoln So general have been the
changes, that the Cincinnati Volksblatt says
that SINCE the baltimore Convention no less than
1st'se OF its German exchanges have taken down
the names of the Cleveland nominees, and sub
stituted those of Lincoln and johnson.
The radicals of Missouri. although divided on
the Presidency, are unit on State matters
They have agreed to hold together, and the ticket
and platform constructed by them at Jefferson
City, before the Presidential nominations were
made will be adhered to- The st. Louis DEM
ocrat gives the names of twenty-one radical pa-
pers In missouri which nave hOISted the names
of Lincoln and johnson, and says that COM
plete list will comprise about three-fourths of
the journals in the State. The Democrat, itself
one OF the heartiest supporters of the ticket says
that the unanimity of the great radical party in
Missouri puts beyond question its triumph in
the State contest EH ts-t
The ST. Louis Zeit"ag whose editor attended
the Cleveland Convention, admits that Missouri
cannot be carried for Fremont, and that all that
can be said with certainty is that he can carry
from 5000 to 10000 Radical German votes in
that State.
A committee of War Democrats held ameet-
ing in New York Wednesday evening, at which
they passed a seriesof resolutions cordially en-
dorsing Lincoln and johnson, and pledging
themselves to their support. They also resolved
thata grand mass meeting of War Democrats
should be held some time this. month at the
Cooper Institute.-C Cleveland Herald
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

SMART AFFAIR IN ALABAMA-An expe-
dition under Col. Grower, sent out from
Decatur, Ala, June 29th, by Gen. R. S.
Granger, to surprise Patterson's brigade
of ROddy's division, was partially success
full. When near the camp they were dis
covered by the rebel surgeons, who gave
the alarm. The rebels broke and ran, but
the 18th Michigan came in on double
quick, killing and wounding number,
and capturing one lieutenant and nine men,
their wagons, ambulanees, camp and gar
rison equipage, officers baggage, and lot
of horses and mules. Unfortunately our
cavalry could not cross the railroad in time
to come up with the fleeing rebels, OF their
entire command would have been taken.-
The infantry marched SO miles this hot
weather in thirty-six hours