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, 1864-08-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
Matters military and General,
ISpectal Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.J
WAsunEa1oH, Monday Aug, q.
INCOME TAX.

fSpec.1l Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune,1
WASHINGTON, Monday Aug p.
INCOME TAX.
Tho statement originating With the Ms.
tionaz Infell;gtncer Of this city, and quite gen.
orally copied by the press, ID wholly Incor-
rect in esying that special war tax is
on incomes less The amount already
paid, Ne well as In asserting that it Is to be
withheld from soldiers Of the.army employ
ed by dlsbursing officers. It is to be as.
eeseed and collected as other taxes, md dis
bnrBlng officers haye nothing to do with 1t.
It is to be On all incomes over Elk hundred
dollars, without deduction for tax hereto
lore paid.
THE TALLAHASSEE.
There is reason for hoping that, though
the pirate Tallahassee has escaped from Hal
ifa1, she may yet be overhaulsd, it she has
gone into the fishing sections which is some
what doubtful.
TREASURY MATTERS.
The whole smount Of the 7.c0 loan was
one hundred and thirty-nine million nine
hundred and nincty-niuc thousand sayen
hundred dollars. Of-that redeemable Aug.
19tb, shout sfx millions remain outstanding,
on which, interest has ceased. OF that re-
deemab1( October 1st, about sixty Two mil,
lions remain outstanding. Nearly twent} five
millions Of the October issue have already
been converted into bonds of 1881.
WAsu1SGToS, August 22.-Donbts having
arisen as to the intention Of Congress in re-
gard to paragraph 20 of Section 70 Of the In
tsrral Revenue law, which has been construed
ss requiring all persons engaged in busi-
rees or employment earning 81 900, and not
specified in other psrts Of the law, TO take
out q SO license, the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue has given instructions to all
the aesesEors to defer action In reference
thereto until May, 1865, thus giving Con
gress sn opportunity to revise what is deem
ed IN oppressive requsrene ent. eHThe Com
missioner deserves the thanks of the people
, 1864-08-23

BLOCKADE Hu0ner&-Exchaugo OF Pfix,
oncrA-S4c"e operations.

n Ew YoRR, Monday, Aug. q The trans
pert Arago, IRON Port Royal on The 18th
arrived This afternoon via Fortress Monroe
On the Goth inst, 1fty miles north of Capt
datferas, she passed the steamship Fulton
With three masted Echoerer In tow, bound
south.
The rebc1 authorities are very anxious to
exchange all that our Government will con.
Gen; Hatch is about to- resume active
operations In Florida. t
Operations against Fort Sumter are pro.
gresefng.
A nunber Of recruiting officers appointed
byva1Ious States have arrived. Atassachu-
sttte got the first man, and It WIS under
stood that sha is getting them more rapidly
tLan any other State.
The steamer Prince Albert in attempting
to run iato Charleston harbor stranded op-
po6ite Fort Moult1ie- Our batteries opened
heavily on her, rapidly reducing her to a
total wreck. Her cargo consisted Of m edl.
cibes, aid other light articles, and were
almost wholly destroyed She belonged to
RiclM ord.
On the night Of the Cd Capt. Reed and
LleuteraEt Stevenson Of Company K, Sd
Ohio, succeeded in escaping from Charles
ton, wEGr5 they were held Us prisoners, and
reached safety at Battery Gregg. They say
wherever they went they found negroes
their friends.
Six hundred rebel prisoners are to be
placed Under fire en- Morris Island, there
b. ing that lumber Of cur men in Charleston,
Tie rebels claim, however, that they are
merely intended 1or some other point.
The Charleeton Mercury OF the 18th says
more com m5ntALts are ordered to leave No.
bile. 1t Was thought impossible for the gar-
:tson to hold out against Farrasut.
, 1864-08-23

tFsom the Providence Journal, Aug. III
Gen- burnside arrived In thus city Tuesday
r1orninc, III good heslth and spirits. It Il
not correct, as stat.d oy tbs telegraph. that
he has been 1clt: vtd. Tue Court Of Inunirv
in relation to the assault, n Petersburg hns
not reported, md Aas cot examined auy vii.
ncsses cxcep: Gers. Burnside and Meads. We
judge that ono Of t1os. unfortunate military
difficulties, which eecm ineeparablc from fhe
service, has arisen between Gen. Meade and
Gen Burnside, and the la.tsr, beln. the snb-
ordinate, preferred, as he alwaya does. to sac
rifice himself rstntr 1lRu to embsIrass the
army in tho field by amp controversy. He
rendered bis resignation, which Gen. Grant
refused, and also refused to relieve him. The
Court vi Inquiry ~ts temoozarily adjourned
on account Of the neceSsa1y absence Of some
of It's mcmbert. GEL. Graut then offered him
twenty da. .s' lesvc OF absence, By virtue oi
which he iE Ut home. We have no doubt that
f,ie tcst:1rcuy before the Court Of Inquiry
will acquit him Of ull blanc, and that he viii
soon he call.d to hts old Or to some ucw coz.
mpud.
, 1864-08-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Missouri Military News-8tate Items,

Especial DISPATCH To TIT chicago Tribune
ST LOUIS, No., Monday, Aug. p, 1861.
Gen. Ewing has received the following
telegram:
Captain McElroy te1egraphs from Patter-
son that Lieut. Smith has Just returned from
Ecout to Cove Island, Butler county, Mo-,
aid reports having killed Dick Williams,
Ella Coylngton, John Holder, Mnnsel Hol-
der and Jim Holder, all noted guerillas OF
that country.
The rebels attempted to capture long
and valuable wagon train between Fort Glib
con and Fort Smith, but did not succeed.
They did capture Major and sixty men Of
the Sixth Kansas cavalry, who were gu8ding
horses near Fort Smith. The road between
Fayetteville and Vsn Buren is i,fested with
guerlllas 80 thickly that party of paymas.
te1s escorted by two companies Of cavalry,
were turned back last week.
Two soldiers OF the sixty.tirst Illinois,
went on Sunday night into vile den where
Clusky, the bar-keepeE, gaye them some
whisky, from the effects Of which they were
made very sick. Clusky and q woman
named Mag Martin were arrested.
A prize fight for $50 came of on Bloody
Island about o'clock yesterday morning,
between an Englishman named Lii Payne
and Mat Hogsh, IN Irishman. The English:
mans weight was 173 pounds, the Iriahman'R
only les. Tho little Celt won easily in 81
rounds, lasting 80 minutes. The affair came
off very nearly within stones throw Of the
Office Of the Justice OF the Peace and other
town officers.
Gueril1as robbed The town Of Lushing, In
Crawford county, last Wednesday, Of about
81 ,2o0 worth Of goods aud carried it away.
Lnsh1ng is small town, and at this stage Of
the war contains but few persons, md they
mainly old men, women and children. The
attack was sudden and determined, the guer-
illus entering with reVolvers in their hands,
and summar1ly ordering alI the men in the
place out Of their houses and iato line for
the purpose of showing them some damned
rebels, A guard OF one man whas placed
over them while others went to plunderlng.
The Interior counties Of Missouri are gen
emily voting handsome bounties to recruits
for the nine regiments called for by General
Rosecrana.
ST.. LOUIS, Monday, August 23.-The st.
Joseph Tribune gives credence to report
that thirty skifi loads of men crossed into
Atchison county, Missouri, from Nebraska,
q few days ago, and that light hao ftken
plnce between them and the Home Guard, In
which the latter were tepulsed and seyeral
Ei11a3
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Strength Of the Rebel Army and For.
tfficutione.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Aug. 23.-On the
18th. in front Of Atlanta, the 18th Corp:
charged the rebel works. At the same time
Car!in's line nf skirmishers called upon the
soldiers 81 IN the 1'ae PITS to come over.
lin then advanced . strong ektrmish line,
took possession Of the rifle pits, and now
holds them They are within 800 ynrds 0
the e1cmy's works.
NEW YORK, Monday, Aug. 22-The Com.
me7cfal prints the following specla1:
Late adyices from before Atlanta, via
Nashville, state that the rebels have S., 600
troops at Atlantis, including 10000 Georgia
militia. Their works are high, with d ep
bitches, abattis and wire-traps. Gen. Sher-
man felt their lines to the extent Of eighteen
miles with the purpose Of turning their posi-
tioD, but thus fur has been unable to effect
bis object, their lines proving equally strong
at ali points.
[cor. N. Z. Tribune.l
bEFoEE ATLANTA. Aug. 15.-Permit mo. In the
onfeet OF this letter, to do away with any impress
the rebels arc likely to abandon their position
here sone dark night and leave Us to walk quietly
Into the town. The eisns are all against it; and
ont sevcre struggle perhaps PROLONGED add
bloody one-than TINT Richmond will be eyac1-
ated BY Lee. No country ever furnished such
natural opportunities for defense: and not even
land So rough and difficult in which to prosecute
offensive warfare. It would extend too far the
limits assigned to this letter to fully describe the
situation. A daily account Of operations IS the
have betn more thnn one or TWO points at moet
from which We could rcRch the city with our artit.
iery; and since the 23d corps has been withdrawn
from the left, and that position abandoned, I
Into the place
, 1864-08-23
FROM MO BILE.

NEW YoRK. Mond y, August e Tho New
York Itsbure's Washington special says:
Letters Of the uth from the rear Of Fort
Morgan state that Gen. Grnugcr received
heavy rcfnforcements from Gen. Heron, and
reintorcements have been sent to Pensacola.
Fort Morgan is nov besie2ed by land, and
the feet we're to bomh4rd 1t on tie morning
OF the Qth- The rebels had burned all the
buildings, boepite}s, etc, outside Of Fort
Morgan. The rebel gunhoat Gaines was
burned, and tue mentor Manhattan threw
feyctal shells into the fort. dismount.ng one
gun prior to our fctces landing.
The steamer Sanders, iron New Orleans,
14tb, has arrived. a Mobile pater Of tue I'll,
with the loss OF only orc man, and The crew
Of the CUNT ont Gaines.
The Liz! or Of Mobile had ordered non
con bstan1s ont OF the city, and urges the
citizens to defend the CITY to the last,
, 1864-08-23

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuue.1
SPRINGFIELD. Mond1y, August -, 1851
Tic Register Of yesterday morning, In no.
tfciDg the arrival Of ESQ men of the I'd I'LL.
no1s cavalry in this city, states that they are
tired Of fighting for sambo, and that conse.
quc1tly tEcy Lave refused to fight any longer
in this ope-idea war. So far from this being
the case, learn that the men are highly in
ccneed ut the article in the R<gistr-it is
feared 90 much 60 as to be hardly restrained
from committing some act Of violence against
the piper.
Capts. Stone, of Gallatln aud Brill, Of
White, arrived herelast Saturday sith twenty
recruits for the 29.h regiment. The resi.
ment leaves for the soutn tomorrow.
The following appointments have been
made:
Mr. 1ieton Z. Pearce. Chaplain 1a2d: C1ptafn
Mneelesk Smorrat Mi II r. yes HaEaan
Gaines, res,.ued: Muj. jas. G HeGernan Z Col,
18TH: vice Chandler. resigned: Ii. Col. Ford G.
aaa Mn5bpt e. 55;h yIse Baldwin,: cash,ered; Capt
Maj. Turner C1a1k, 1t. Col. 7Nh, vice Rivers, re.
signed; Capt. Rodney $. Bowers, Mai. 10th, vice
nan!mond; i,5omo:ed; Maj. chas. II. Msmmond,
Jno. n: Hurlt. Col 10Cth, vice Yates' promoted !;
Capt Green n. contrel, Nal. 11tth: Dr.. Owens
MTEnt, tEt A9et- enfE vice MILLS, promoted !:
Capt. Frank g. Gi4bethe, Maj. 1aith, vice CHan
d]er. resigned.
some240 Of the officers and men of the sec.
ond cavalry will to morrow publish IN In
dignant denial of the statement Of the Rsyi,-
ter that the regiment was tired Of fighting
for war OF one idea Many Of the sIgners
to this denial are old Democrats.
The men who attended the meeting here
on the 18th it now turns out, were many of
them armed. One man was mortally shot
by the accidental discharge of pistol, on his
way home on the train. The Petersburg
delegation when in the vicinity Of Salisbury
discharged their pistols.
The tiret National Bank Of Jacksonville In
the town OF that name, hss been organized
with capital Of 500, 900. The following is
49, 14-+ -x -.
Directors--Joscph Morton, Jonathan Nisby,
SaIn1 Woods, j. 4. Cassel Stephen Dunlap Geo.
Wilson and David Robb. Pfcsident-StephenD Dun
lap. Vice prcs1dent-Dr. J. T. Cusac!!. Cashier
Huam Wilson. Tellcr-Felix 6. Farrell Assls-
TINT Tea1er-E. r. Ellis.
The bank goes iuto operation on the first
cfSeptember.
Nh. Josiah Il. Nichols, living cast Of
Rochester three or four miles, had Sa15.o0
Etolen from his house on Friday last during
the absence Of his wife. At the last accounts
the thieves hid not been discovered.
, 1864-08-23

Hancock to ascertain whether he had with
and desistcd. -
The canal b progressing satisfactorily and
will be completed within = few days.
/ Major General Ford goes up the river to
day with flag OF truce, and will probably
return witha number Of sick and wounded
| Prisoners
Exactly one-half of all the rebel forces In
| Virginia are in the Shenandoah Valley with
Early. The other half hold the line from
Richmond to Petersburg.
| From Birney's hendquartere, the right oi
the lie Of operations, 10 Warren's, the ex.
| tIeme left Ia distance Of over rs miles by
ne shortest roads. The whole distance IA
Graat having much the largest army, can af-
ford to stretch the line OF operations, and
thus alternate Lees forces:
WASHINGTON, Monday, August %. a
special dispatch to the Daily Chronicle says
information from the Shenandoah Valley in:
d1cate strong rebel force under Gen, EARLY
near Martinsburg a1d Winchester.
|, Adv1ces from HagerstoWn, Nd, represent
tcat the excitement at that place continues.
Refugees are arriving in large numbers.
Farmers living along the Potomac are again
running their stock towards Pennsylvania
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
NEW YORK, Monday, August 22,-Rich
Eond papers Of the 18th and 10th have been
received, which claim that Grant has been
placed entirely on the defensive by the with
draWal Of those troops sent to Sheridan.
t9.aay concur 1n the statement that Burnsidas and
War!en's corps are still in cur front, While Han
coeS's second. and perhaps other infantry afe
River. >@e ~''-'~7
Adyiees received at headquarters here confirm
the de1eat ;i Of tne enemy IN the qgat yesterday
, 1864-08-23

In addition to this, backed by the repre-
sentatfons Of Provost Marshal Lowell, Adjt.
Gen. Gaylord has succeeded in getting the
enrolment corrected.
Orders were received here to-dny aud COM
municated to the District Provost Marshal
to strike from the enrolment list all N:
actually In service who have been drafted or
furnished substitutes, all aliens. non-r eal-
dents, men over age aud permanently disa-
bled, and report BY the 3lst Of August.
Tie quotas will be reduced to correspond.
All towns should give this matter prompt
attention. 1t is row supposed that Wisco IN
Fin Hill not have to furnish much orer
1a,ooo men.
The 10Th Wisconsin veterans, 243 re.en.
listed men aud officers, under Maj. Vaughan,
arrived here this morning, having left the
trenches in front Of. Petersburg on the 18th.
The regiment vas provided with an excel
Isn't breakfast by the State authorities, and
cordially welcomed by Get Lewis. The
regiment has not been paid since april, and
probably will be detained here short time
tefore receiving its thirty days' furlough.
The Goth regimcnt lately in Texas, has
gore to Mobile.
, 1864-08-23

Recruiting in New York City.
New YonK, Aug. 9.-Recru1ting goes on
but slowly, the mar acp1Gach of tue draft
seeming only to discourage enlistmeuta.
Another reason. perhaps. is that our wealth.
ier citizehs utble to the DRAFT are oGs,inr
prlees tor substitutes which entirely eclipse
Tie bouutlrs 1t1rred By the County Volaa-
tcer Committee, in some instances ranging
az ligl MS 5000 to 81, COO,
, 1864-08-23

NEwnEns, n. G, Aug. 19.-The Raleigh
c.. c. Confederate Gays that Ger. s. D. Lee
recently arrived at Atlanta from Mississippi
participated II t6e Il iate' g battle. at '~
intelligence has been received here that
since the departure Of the rebel pirate Talla-
haseec from Wilmington seven more steam
CTS Of like character have arrived, and are
now receiving their armament, with view
Of running the blockade to war upon our
commerce
The North Carolina Tines speaking Of the
recent election, eays the Holden men have a
majority in the Legislature. The citizens Of
North Caro}1na d.eire peace notwithstand.
ing the fnct that rebel eayonets are braced to
ported Holden. In the extreme western
counties we learn that Holden obtains some
yery hesyy majorities, but their vote was
thrown out on the ground that they wcre
not considered }oyul to the Confederate gov
eIrmeLt. At Ktneton men we're imp,isoued
fer voting for HC1dcn.
, 1864-08-23
TIRE REBEL IRON CLAD
NAVY.
4 Refugees Story to be taken for yrI1a1
II Is worth.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. p An Army
Of the Potomac letter says: A German me.
chanic, who has been employed for over two
years by the Confederate Navy Department
In the construction Of iron cla1 vessels, says
there are two vessels at Wilmington, N. G.,
ready to run the blockade: They carry 81.
Founders, and are covered with four inch
iron. Each vessel carries four guns. There
are also two vessels at Kinston, N. c.,
one Of them is named the Moose.
She carries four 24-poundsrs, and ia to bo
commanded by Capt. T. Floyd Of the Con
federute States navy. There are also two
vessels In the Pedee River, north of George
town, both Of which Will be ready for duty
in one month, aud one Of them, perhaps,
Eoorer. One is called the Pedee, Lieut.. Nor
gan, Of the Confederate States navy, COM
manding. The other is named the Marion,
for which ro officer has been appointed IS
yet.
Both these vessels are clad with iron fou.
inches thick, and each carries tour 24.pound.
ers. There is an iron-clad building at Piyu-
outb, N. c.; her arnor Is. twelve inches in
thickness, and she is to be ready for sea In
two months. She is to carry four 12-ponnd.
er guns, and is to be named the Albemar1e.
He also reports new boat getting ready In
Richmo1d-a four inch IRON clad.
, 1864-08-23

-HAvAxA+ aug. 18--The only news from
Mexico, is IN q i1tttr from Metlmoras, Of tho
e25th nlt which presents the state Of affairs
IN that country as being by no means Us un-
favorable for Juarcz as Maxfmilltan's organs
hare lately tried to make the world believe.
The etate ement TINT Urage has adverted and
Juatcz submitted to the Emperor is again
refuted IN this letter, which contains letter
from uragnS fhimself. Ma1imilllan even
bJ the showing Of the Esetetse and other Of
ncia organs, finds many unexpected dlf1cu1-
ues. II complains Of tie waut Of assistance
and cooperation from the influential and
Weallhy citizens, who heretofore were op.
Rosed TO Jnarez, bnt they do not seem to
IKE Ma1am1llian any better. We are told
tlat inc clergy are yerT much opposed to
this Civilization; THY expected to eet buck
thtr plopel1y, bat Mssars. MaxIniliian, Al
, 1864-08-23
FROM GIN ClNNATE.
EoreahadowfUg8 Of Ihe Chicago Con-
YchKfou.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, Monday, Aus. q 1854.
Ccppsrhea5s here arc mucbsezcited over the
Developments Of the conspiracy at 1udiar-
apo]is, There is Eo doubt, If Investigation
is pressed little tarther, that many Of their
ltadcrs will be found as deep in the plot as
Vallandigham-'
Fernando Wocd Is In the city today. He
has been sojourning for few days at Day.
ton with VallandIglam. They have agreed
between them that II war man is nomt-
nsted at Chicago, they and their friends will
bolt.
Garrett DAVIS is NOW at Dayton with VAL
landignsm.
MuIasd Fillmore has written letter in
, 1864-08-23
FROM HALIFAX.
! News from Rc1muda-The Pixute Tai.
lAhaA8tC.

HALIFAX, Monday, Aug. 2: There hus ar.
rived the blockade runner Helen, from Ber-
r,uda, after paassge Of sixty hours. She
reports that the yellow feveris rsgtng there.
Tie Tallahassee WAS sten yesterday steaul-
ing north.
HALIFAX, Monday, Aug. 22.-The Talla-
1attee was spoken Of Saturday fifteen miles
distaut, CT Cole Harbor. 1t is understood
that sle ie the psoreer Of number Of these
Vessels now being fitted ont at Wilmington,
seme oi Which a:e ready to run ont.
, 1864-08-23
THE WAR In KENTUCKY.
Retaliation OH Rebel &sucrfIlas,

FRAsK11s. e., Aae, 2o.-Two guerillae,
). b!con nhd r. ". McGlaseen, welesexeeu-
teQ h1fG eatufdsy IN rttslistion for the mur-
der ct Union citizens by gucr1llas.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-On the 18th mat =.
IN Meade county, detachment Of the 35tu
killed Frahk King nud = bunch of potorions
robbers.
, 1864-08-23

The Rebel II hceIer Rep0rted North Of
CHattanaAoya-<sen. RQekucr IAepuft.
Cd NlllE1s

LOUISVILLE, Mcndsy, Aug. 9. The Nash
vile 1imestonta1ns report that Wheeler's
forces Ind crossed tht river above Chatta-
nooga- Though there Is a report that he
had gore to East Tennessee, it is discredit-
ed. It Is reported that train from Knox
vile to Chattanooga was captured near
Cleveland, md al empty train from Chatta-
nooga to Atlanta Oh Thursday. The Knox
vile fort16catlons can resist efectua&ly five
times Wheelcr's force
Gen. 6:eGman's wound was only slight
Ecratch under the eye. he drove The rebels
five miles and returned to Chattanooga
4 discreo1ted report has prevailed 1t Nash
willie that the rsbvl Gen. Buckner hal been
killed irf recent battle.
, 1864-08-23
for this liberal and huma1e decision, which
was made at the strong recommendation Of
Peter Page, Esq, Assessor at Chicago.

|
was made at the strong recommendation 0
Peter Page, Esq, ASSESSOR AZ caleago.
TIE CALL FOR 7Roofs'
II was stated In this eoffesponuenee ioul
weeks aeo IN denying the report taat 9oy
crnnenf expected the Gull ior ooo'ooV men to
be mainly dlled by volunteering, mat the
authorities would De quiLe etat1ueo IL was
hai1 lined. There Is good antnofltg no" tot
assertirg that less than quarter OF the
number called for Will be raised oe1ore Sep.
tember 5th, unless volunteering Is greatly
increased within the remaining thirteen
| dsys. The business OF recruit
lDg In dfs1oya1 States mas resulted
as Generals Grant, sherman ana p me- nearly al
mHlEary omcefs prealcteu. IL 1acIs ,lncre
were scarcely any negroes iel' III 'ae Iracks
Of the armies for recruiting agents 10 work
upon, and 1t does not appear that the agents
hare heen snrcesefr1 in cnltstinp III Of tbc
far 1es+ IN sn-a ;netoncse co,nnet,l,on -
le" ie11' ~ so"e ins'auees son. ,t1ou 49, naS
oVerdone iteelf, md in other cases the conn.
teractipg Influences of those Who believe
Ttite men alone can fight. has preyentea
tho no,ro f-o,r, an,;s+;r1 The nnmhar ~
1919 49, Nv. 80 s,+ sr,e,it.tss ~ W. y.
army will be found to be quite large, not.
Wtths'anding the high boundes.
information nom various sources ieads to
the belief that In view Of the certainty Of
tho draft, the business Of volunteering and
fnrnfs},in, snhst,tntea ,vt17 he or,ta mo+er,-.
III. 80. s~NsN.,I- - ~ - |1ss14
any 1ncft aseu auf1ng Inc Intervening time.
A>conVereat'on with the 100 days men now
going home, reveals the fact that several
thousand men mav he ernec4pd fron,
ths+ eon-oo ~. 1-.,a ~ 80
a' .,.sns e. =. 40 Hno"n l.l4s one les'ment
las alfeaoy oceh rafsed among deserteEs from
, 1864-08-23
Neu York Financial and MONEY
nE1tTerE.

NEW YonK, 1onda}, Aug. e33.-TLc in.
creasing oem9na i1,a. from aSroaa fof onr Gor
1r,cc 4 number Of foreign houses have ia
Rand large orders for the 5,e9e: The 10: :4os
nan n,ana for European markets We learn that
- nYcecnt the unexccuted forttga Orders for
national securities amount to about ten mil
"a Gc!a opened ct 256 4, aud after selling At
2s7 i closed dull al PSI.
, 1864-08-23

HE New Arclbtsb0p.
NEW YORK, August % 2-Archbishcp Nc
Closks vas installed at St. Patrick's Cathe-
dral yesterday. -.
, 1864-08-23

CoLrmuus, Ohio, Aug. 9--Adgtces from
.rentt recruiting In rebel statcs are not very
.rvor.ble. Wards aud townships had better
ionE elsewhere for men to Gil their quotas.
, 1864-08-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
MADISON, Wis, Monday+ Aug. r.
A6jt.-Gen- Gaylord's mission to Washing
ton is proving very successful.
Assistant Provost Marshal General Lowell
has received directions from the Var Depart
ment to give Wisconsin credit for 1, ,5Gs men.
OF these, 2l6 men were mustered into new
regiments, between the 18th Of October and
9th Of November, who will be credited ac-
cording on the books Of the Provost Mar
Ehal here.
The 4th district was deficient 3so men. AZ
ter deducting that from the credit Of the
State ut large, tue remaining iexcess Of
4. .352 is directed to be apportioned to the dill
ferent Congressional districts, as follows: