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The New York herald., 1865-06-10
r III f. N A " Y.

NAILS AND PARCELS F6R THE WEST GULF eQU AD.
RON.
The United States steamer Bermuda Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant Commander J. W. Smith, will sail for tho
West Gulf squadron Saturday, 17th instant Persons
having letters boxes or parcels for officers and scamen
Of said squadron them delivered free of charge
npns on board prior 70 sailing.
AHsfvAL ov ruE STEAMER COMMODORE NORRIS.
The United States steamer Commodore Morris Acting
Master Bingham commanding arrived here yesterday
Rum Hampton Roads, where abe len the 7th. She
was pts IN commission In 1862 At the BROOKLYN Navy
Atlantic squadron She has participated In most OF the
sngagcments and expeditions IN the waters OF the James,
Nsnsemond PsmuDkev and the Chesapeake bay She
bell pFotniusnt po1t on In the advance OF the
and navy IN April, tse<, up the James and Nansemond
she tommoeors Jones was blown up by torpedo Nav g.
tsS< he rendered valuable assistance In saving most OF
ths crew ~ that ~ fssd vess being the vessel
te her, and had passed twice the spo where the
espcsien seok placs In July 1894 she had very
eitisr engAEemsnt wis rebel battery OF whitworth
passing rsuRh the magazine passage barrels III
ioe-~ powder and iadTns IN 81 the shell rooms.
progress u tho hot with complement of one hundred
and thirty mn and elghiecn officers. there has not
seen death on board sine The vessel went into com
<e,s~s kss'-y-H ninehsm. commanding
<s..s sase.s-y y GoHs'oh, Executive ofceri Ln-
<~srg kassy ene faf-r a Decher.
lefs~g xssssteaf svrgson n semg
<sfssg Asssfss' fsv~a fer-T Hisgfns
ksgssssY- Acting SECOND Assissants, v. cronk, n J.
wssk 40, Acting Third Assistants, J. !. Copeland, j.
csiiArhsn n A R~rnda
faymasfef's Sf<engi -ratrck Purtcl
Nag,ea's Sspand-A " Lourie.
1numa~~-llnhcr Crawford
ka4w -af Armsmramuel hiiis
AKKiyAL os rnE roNriAc.
rhs guuioai tdoahle.erdep Pontiac arrived al this
port VA ionE Island sound, from Charleston, s. G.,
tonrh ma ~ NeNrogi on the sih The Pontiac has on
h"aFa cns ~ 'h' f'e torpedo bsis nhe Gnst with all
the enginsH 81 fcsdy for serNtce With torpedo and
ths neceasaTy Apfuficntnees isf nsing The same.
Reception of ssasrai Srsns NJ Buffalo.
BrFfNo June ., 1895
General Grant paaacd throsh here iha AFT for
TIE west A laFvc crowd ascmblod a. the depot.
aud 'be General with great dinraty Toaae bis way from
,hs "a the dining saloon and hack
The New York herald., 1865-06-10
THE ASSASSINATION.
The Murder OF President Lincoln.

rHr oglGrSAroR OF THE MILLION DOLLAR sCnEaB
CAPTurEp.
Correspondence Of The Boston Advertiser
wAsm eros, June 8, 1866.
General Candy has by orders from Secretary stanton,
hunted out and arrested The who offered last VIM
tr In Alabama paper, 70 be one ~ certain numlcr
OF persons to pay million doars for the murder of Mr..
ou and ho IL hs way, under guard 10 this
ton OF the country.
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

Ntw OsLNsNs, Jane :. 1895.
Brownsville Texas, entered by the forces of
Brigader General Brown May o. The rcbeis, sefors
leaving sold their artillery he hnpcnalst Coftinss
Is siill lowering about Ma,anoros
The rebel soldiers are active In subduing gucraA in
the southcrn States. No mercy Is shown them.
The report OF Kirby Smiths going 70 Mexico is een-
hrmed He takes with him large amount of money.
Judge Chase has met with cordial reception here
from military, iudicaI, professional and prominent cit
zens generally.
Colonel Christensen. Adju,ani General OF General
Csnby mas sent In his resignation.
Major Gen"a Grierscn has been assigned 70 the
mand OF the cavalry forces In the Depaftydht of the
Gulf
General 7. W. sherman has been recently appointed
Brevet Major General for gallantIy At Port Hudson
General Candy has turned part OF his cavalry force
10 General Sheridan.
Niddlins cotton go sold Is1
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

WAmnHoSuns Sun9 u 1keA
letter In the Saas from iu correspondent bosrd
NE United States steamer Penguin, % ssblns PaAs
aAtsd Nay n, ssys;-
The forts ~ Sabine PAss. rsxas. sauendsrsd 20 NE
United States steamer owasco The A1srsosn nAs .ss
Ioisted over the works u four O'Clock r. n
We expect Galveston 70 surrender tomouow
The New York herald., 1865-06-10
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.


Chase in New Orleans, Sc.
NEw ORLutSs jane :. 1855
Report says that General Kirby Smith hss g''ne 10
Mexico to make II his future home.
Governor wsils has appointed G. Burke prosi- onal
Mayor Of this city until the return Mayor Kennedy
A dangerous crcvagse broke through below Kcnner
and threatened the overflow OF the city aud great do
siructon of property, but fortunately u stopped
Middllng cottqn was selling ai ,;ac Gold Is.
The New York herald., 1865-06-10


Fort Grimm.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED SrArE srEAmm OwAsn(
orr slrrSr PASS, Texas, May 27, 1906 J
the old time hopored nsg--thc Stars and Stripes
Seated over Fort Grmu At ave NJ yesterday amid the
cheers Of our men and the approval Of all the citizens Of
SAbne
Lieutenant Commander L ". Psppinston. command
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

By the steamers Africa and North American ws hav
received our European nles md correspondence up
the 9th ult f
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

HtFFAft dNh' W INN3
General Grant pasard throgh here hia aft moon for
the wesi A iaFvc crosd ascmblod a. the depot.
aud 'be General with grca daraliy bis way
las csrs 60 the dinigf sala0u And hack
, 1865-07-31
VOL. XIX.

htvinp formerly for yeasn been editor ia Va b.
inrtor: a'so Chss. Green snd T. i. ]. B'aif, both
rcbclt Ar,hen car1on, smother Eebel. were per-
r,ftffd To leave the country.
Thjs yiclotty ERs visited with heavy hill and
rim etuym thfs ?. m. commanding 1t four o'clock
The tt1m Of Office Of S. P. Brown, nayy agept
at his point having terminated BY Limitation,
ps5mssteI f. Hsmnsltofl has been tempas,1tly
IL accordance with the act Of Congress pIac-
ipe the business Of the Law agent IN the hands
Of pa5Eakters, and W1s the last case requiring
such 4 chnnge, the 1tansfe. at the other stations
NEw TonE, Jo'y s9.-The Commereiars Wash
trgtcn special esys Judee Wy:ts has granted q
~Ttt npon Secretary McCulioch, to show cause
Why mlndanuE should not he Issued to compel
him to pay The claln Of the Meahss. Porter for
ditton uncer Gen. Johbeon. The Third Auditor
swa1ded Ibis claim in 1851 bus Mir. Chase r1fu.ed
topay it.
WAsmsorox, July es.-The speclal object Of
nc e1fcoel Gcnerh Duck Taylor tn visiting
Washington u to importane the Presiden. for N
in'e!v5ew with j #. Davis. lie succeeded in eee-
Ing the President yesterday, but received no de-
1nlfe tnsEey, and waa requested 10 call ag1in.
M 1or General Dodge has been slsi7ned to the
gentra coEmsnd q all the Untt.d statee forces
se1y:pg u ksnsas, Colorado, Nxbra:ka, Montana
of the Miteonn river: Msjor General Alfred
PseAtahton hae been assigned to the command OF
the dt-tr,et Of Wisconsin, lhc.dquart:ts at NIL
YANKEE. Wis.
cone cd to-say. ~ Is antiepsted 1 % p4rliS.nssy H ~
examination o. the witnesses i nov being made,
for the purpose OF preparing the epecldcatioas to
tie chsrcet arainst him.. Tho tr1A will doubt.
1ets commc1 cein tde early part ct next week;
permitting Atze.cGt, after he wns arrested, .tc
pase over or lines md 70 into Maryland.
, 1865-07-31

The Union Bonner Of Salisbury, North Car
ol:na, claims that that State deser!cs to be
placed on q footing Of pestEct equality with
Massachusetts, bse7use the North ta'o9Sasaas
supplied thefr .faa quota TO sh< tedr. The B@s"eT
Gays:
I'VE supplied our ful q1ota to the csnse which
a oe.eseu r ~ ~ I,stst:nT, ~. = snrta ~ nr!tone
w 10y -. -. a,. - 49, sss,r-. ~ .on. ~ r.
sly na1s -.st ~ ~ - ~ 49, 4sS.nr thni~
Syes IL tae f.o,t OF ta;t,e-sna :, Ill reoresen
3t,vs q - - t4t.sa semsnds xnsft rhsf ncer:e.
tive 81 snan s.e.at oemsuas. m ss.s ~ ~
s1oel" o' sau14-.a4 ~ ~ VIC ''.u' VI e1use'
Why cannot haesacs u setts zee tlat taose
, 1865-07-31

A CHEMICAL FHEAK.-A platlna czucib1c Is
made and maintained red hot over a lasge
spnit lamp Some su1phurous acid is poured
in:o It.. This ac,d, though at common tenn
peIature one OF the most vofatile Of known
6edies, Possesses the singular property Of re-
mainfpE tixed in the red hot cruclb1e, and
moi drop Of 1t eyaporates In fact, 1t is not
In contact with the erucihle. but has IN at
mcsphere of Its own interposed. A few
drops Of water ara now added to the sulphur
Gus acid in the red hot crucible. The diluted
acid gets into Immediate contact with the
heated metal, instantly flashes OF, and suah
is the rapidity and energy Of the evaporation
into lump OF Ice, In d hot crucible from
which SELLING the moment before It again
mclts, 1t may be thrown cut before the eyes
Of the astonfshed observer. This indeed o
''plece Of natural magic" .ana "a much Ike
nature could produce. It is certainly one o.
the most slngularly beautifal experiments
imaginable. It Was devised BY French sa
van, to Illustrate the repeIlanS power Of hea,
1adiating from bodies at high Temperature
and Of the rapid abstraction Of heat produced
hr cyapcrotIou,
, 1865-07-31
FROM NEW YORK.
Shot by his Clerk-Board of Visitors
; to West Polnt-1mpereAnt Ef0nun.
eaxmenro from SANTA Ana

NEW YonK, July ee.-Jo.eph Van Doren,
wG19her, No. 40 Beaver etr6ef, vas thfs AFTERNOON
thol tead By ote Of his cierk,, who, after firing
three ehotf. ran, brt Was caught.
t;uid quiet, and for the moment yielding,
though the rnceItone Of the ma1sst u decidedly
stltng.
The beard Of yEftors to West Point Academy,
II fheit report, Recommend that the eupes1nten.
dtIey he thrown open TO The whole army. as well
a. . engineers; that the Corps OF Cadeta ho
c1atna}.y Increased TO four hundred that the
HNaLaa,d Tor admission be raised by admitting
EEpeEth Grammar, Descriptive. Geography and
nlstoiy q ;ao C1ited States; that lefielattye
pfopos!uon he made for The completion and bat
tef e1smmasen q candidates for cadets hips ta.t
IN luIult 60 ore Re received index II or over =
5eart Of arc. FaEinns other changes Of minor
importance arc ms wered
Nxw foRk, July xs,-Sau,a Auns. a. present
FsEtctuE at the Island Of St. Thomas. has leens}
proL unc!t ntn'o, IN which he jeno1ncas ,he nt-
1,mpted Empire in Mexico; calls fcr = rs1iy IN
fayor Of Democracy. and rrRes he Mexicans Il,
q. ht scat st the INVADER. He explains thst his
aeclafr:ion in 1vor Of French inierYerton va
fnrcFd mon him By requiring him to ttc1 rnch a
nenar hsfore be would be permitted Is lana in
Ntx;co md yieit his atck vile:
NV Tohx, July a9.-fha five persons captured
off fhe rnsst o{ Florida some ame ktnce, wkiie
spdsaYoS1nS 70 uaka she'f esesPe IN small
, 1865-07-31

livery LADY SHOULD USE
IL De Eaa:'4 Bc.c':.d :, ,fo. tbs Complexion. +:
rtnova Tan. II Gales ,a1 plnol.s from ta4 tAes aad
hkn-a BY A1pGcat.oEs ald IL To..h q 7tr 10 II
III 1he noar:uns for 1nis p.so?.s nve1 sold. ors
of poi.2sa to any = II Fee.1nt Of 2rice. Ad.
t:sisJ H. DE- HANa. Drawer U319. Chlcsxo. H.
Il r.
, 1865-07-31

Performance Of hl. duties and his oflce. The
Governor Eays: "Yo1 are accused Of using your
official power ii opposition to the freed people ct
Cllnm bin. preventing their education. &c. You
vol observe ffom the letter Of Gen. Thomss, IN
he clty papers Ibis morning, that martial law IS
etit1 In force in Tennessee. 0ur rebellious peo-
pie hare not yet given sufficient as.urareas Of re-
turning to the General Government to warrant the
Withdrawal Of the mi'ttary power, or to abnudoa
military courts. It not sirsnse the authorities
shon1d dIstyust people who for four yeats appltsd
every means At thelr command to testso; tns
nation. Indeed, It 10 great concession on she
part Of the general commanding to decare the
military viii austatn tae clyit government. Il
will neger a.sume its fuCctlors except IN cases
In which prompt act!on Is necessary II ln6ura
public thtety. Until or people have 91van co1-
elusive evidence Of their Intention to obey ali OUT
lawE, State ard National. you snd !. and al ctti-
zenf, aye alike liable to be arrested and tiled &C.
cordiug to the forms Of military practice. Its ex
tremtty is important. All conflict bet1eec the
civil and military authorities must be avoided Is
Ts 40 now s1ta.ted. Civil government Y only
allowed TO proceed bJ permission Of the mtli'nry.
Hence. deeply regret the occurrence At Co}un-
b!s; but The high character OF Gen. Thomaa fol
prudence, tuAtlce and pan!ousm+ WARRANTS mo in
assuring you he Will gladly receive aud impar-
TALLY eors.des aEy tcattmony Jou may wish IN
your behalf
, 1865-07-31

Especial Ditpateh to the Chicago Traune1
D1TEolT. July 50, 1875.
The nth Michigan infantry, s7th and Ssh Wis.,
eonsln regiments, Ia al 1880 nncn. arrived here
Saturday evening On board the Morning Star,
from Cleveland. They were furnighed With an
excellent supper. prepared BY the ladies' of. this
city, after rastaktog Of whies the Wt:eonsle reg
iments left by the Detroit and Milwaukee railroad
for Grand Haven, and the 9Th mlrched to the
ta1raexs. The latter will remain hera until mus
tered out Of service. The 9th Michigan Cavalry,
45s msn, and fst Michigan shArp.hooters. at
men, returned here this evening at aeven O'Clock.
The 9th cavalry LETT again for jackson. sud tbs
Sharpshootsrs will leave tomorrow morning for
the tame place, where they will ha encamped
until discharged.
Tie schooner Advance, OF Chicago. colltded
with the barque Nichols short Lietaucs
below the mouth Of the river disabling both oi
them and damsefpg Them considerably. The
Nichols lost her f0femast~ rigging and rails. 6he
VII te towed to Cleveland. The Advances will
probably be brought here tomorrow.
The Fort stsect kCd Elmweod railway haa been
completed wesiward from Woodward avenue, sad
it Is expected that the cars will eoan be IN ru1'
Ming operation.
, 1865-07-31
The FeeIfus Among The Late Sscesh-
GOV, KAfAOnk.

Nyw YoRx. July S0.--Tbe Heroids HnutsylI1e
Ata., correspondence, giving sketch Of The cor;
ot,cp Of tbs county, ard Of the pies mt DO iiea1
fteEnc there, presents ctnIe:sn no way q liter,
81 o o. Isne, d{sRy, % ,s
he7,inna al inst. en- fudlpg that al1 was oyer
viii lheir Southern ContedeIacy, they felt them;
sel5es completely humi!afed md snb]ngsted. md
were Jo1d in their t1jls on the Naaonsi Govern
meut snd officers for mercy. But maxnauiaons
treatment to aposa then s ,snf[ sea saae
nands al cytr. and low fns tead ct heng contcnted
with privilege, they haneh':ly clain thetr right;
Thetr hetred Of tho Nat1onal Government ~ snt
is interte as ever, and 1hey are determined 70
control heir State tn The old secession md rebel
interest Their new Governor. HI. PtTsou5 o2ly
about week previous 10 his appointment In
speech 81 Huntsville cohtendeu ia4t tne negroes
were not ftee+ y The emancipation proclamation
E1s p1ly military measure, and the consdEu-.
t,onal amendment aboli.htng slavery had not jet
been ratified By ihe nees ;sa1y number Of ststss.
Ine1ts were received With immense spplause by
The people, @-'s:. F.
, 1865-07-31
POSTSCRIPT,
O'CLOCK 4. u,

,snnr,., n;s,,tc, IN the ws.,aro A.so.;.,.a
ftes'.J
seuthefn !aa'tr9aas-
NK aoaH' so15 ss.-tns !i Mssata Puyltaes 9
sn,s ~ snf W nn,,,o,n Rsn.n.I
q ess tIsIas sse asasp suuniee ;eroasa 1h
ELLIE ~, 4iax' @ % srI oIius sspiu.y sspsIe7,
ana IT. Goo1 h rs 1saaT 1os trios .h,
have tn1lcted snch e1tens!Te dam1:e that maoE
veeks. perEaps months. WI yet pas before they
cao be made eompetelt available.
.;s,.Sfn. n.Sf1,1a a,,,sS ~ sts.msrs t.".
or thsse nys were {pT Fnrope. foa. for Sn,T r. 81
lears. Two for Charleston, ole for sareppsh. oao
e ssse 1 es.s IT ees
wv rv.,
ssventy.threa vesssls a!.osstaes, Of all c,.s.es
cieaxea at ,ass ;,fP Pu.s III ". tnsso q were
cleaners, ct : s9nns ea'ass oasqoes' II esiss, Atd
% Esn''0@'1: License. in Richm.aa.
Aboat9oo persona Il K'ehmand have obtained
tcrhsej 70 transact hue1nees, comprising one.
sixth Of ne entire nanoer "a sngaged IN business
81 scme sort n ne & s'5; Tas amou3t paid thus
men OF the CITY and eouukT OF HauE'co caunot fall
hr thoft o. ko0',0'' ome4ss haTe been At work
only ''S weeks n,.,, r.,.,p
The HtratFs Washington special e47.. Tho
atatemtnfs in The evening papere that Dictr =, =.
lnr has Ialt hare for New York ara unrru4 Tfa
Is out or the c1sy, hus zach sao.a llijy 10 Ia ~
Fortress Monroe than New York.
a Visit to MfsstsAlpnk.
m. nr,<.s vick,bnro rorra,nnods,.
t,s ~ 1tsr1nr nf Wississnni snd t1fs "a "a
inStnr resn1ta or onseryn;tcrs. Fyse., ~ ~!
,,rt1stv of Vletsburp enw nrca.1 ~ ~ sas
ra..inr ShrnnshnHt NV fr,ve1 R~,r ~ eg't.;n
I'm aEd Grcnaca waE bur ons rnttnn 4 "a ~
sr+ sn1. vt.nf SA' ~0A$ou ue'u VI
'rT T,he nsonfa aro subtn1a.etl and hnn4,3,,.x ~,
"a nreert ihe aItnason! simnsy bccsnss thas ana
Thtif spirit ts - bittcf ss ever. Thjs 1enomon;
tat1ed IL Yankees IS found among women and
70. nc men. pdcr men have moro regard for
iheir interest. and those who aro in bastness
are generally better stocked With rSod
teEse. There 10 constant tendency TO 20
back sn1 fight the b1tt'e over sgain
everywhere enc ?natsred. You can hardly la!k
lva minutes with southern MN bat that hs
will sttempI 20 eonF'nce yon tnat they had only
cone dlaeraotl5 me 1eealt Wcn'd have he:en ma.
strta!jy chanQed. Mheh THESE t0ples fail, the
blame Ct tae Wnoie ffoaeta 70 Gast On The hated
1a9hees. ~ .eI I,, ms"!H GtA aoons e!1seey,
h1o 20 aEass.c m1 oorsa, ,, sh taey went
Sar ~, sncthsr hail nj cntton uona ~. as
hn liz rsther Wesr wno1sn 'ts hn3ts.,
5uonst than cnntr,hnts any thinw =, y.3ksS -,
1annisr,n1,es dnzru H,pn arnnnd ~ .Na
115nS ~ san+iment. Annthor s1nun ss ~ ne1 ~
e.ns;n the iscI or anrit smorn ~ n'et
SI11"4,oh -an.1r &fH"., 'ao AEu1
, 1865-07-31
CONDITION Of The CROPS.
IlNE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R,R.

oASoosAi. marion 70. Sai4 ~ estnet tnls
heay fsne h.e or ioni Rees
anu ssa 1es ny. muSe Lota
Irtt pnun'ees '@'se s'eao' oaes"'oo nuea sa'a 70
ee1c .
srd oste crops IN this section from oue-!htzo to
1hree-Iourtts destroyed by Tie recent rsiaf: Tie
trsteDt crop IL also helng greatly damaged. 1t
su:l r4tning. Old Corn is being damaged Il the
cEh. HaJ ts aleo damaged badly.
WksosA, Masehall Co, July s9.--The weather
y clear and pleasant. The .ste .4ius eave doaat,
ing. osts-a yer! large crop bnt v,ry much
1tjufcd BY Milling down badly, and neatlJ t1lned.
Ce1n FefJ promising. oe@ = ssA.
Dcs11E1n, Joe DsEiess,t3s, ,Vky yfs.I,Wcathcr
INT Of short dur.uon. Notaaszaeu 70 crops In
immediate yicirtty. They look vel rend bouatiinl
hatvett IL st1ptcttd. The e!orru VA: much more
1nc Afre smonnt 0. oamtec ~ grain Ae:as; IL y
feared more damage tnsn the succeeding rain
Fl4,mt. 1900 a.,
ano We pope lot talf weather: Whtht ts about
tshe ,n,os ssP P,; Sa@assa "a - Inc oa s ma
~ t.rrns t.t- tsnS ~ .G - st.e e =. 80
S.meced hr ~. ,a,1'1 Acos u sta' n'1e u ACES
usnsrFu IL tne na.1ss, r. 1n,r On w..,,s.
A-Is1s ~ -. nast-1s - ~ 1o3 1':-Ne ea!ASL
ev .nS -. - ~, ~ ha III - nus1 o haa1s
=. ILL., S.... uaa .aI ,s.3 1asus GU masa -
trt fhe xp~thar YeYrs{n. t.1r faur d. "a xE Iii
bsTc mort thsn n asey.n, Frnn n tnis vtc,nItr
asEnT' Ies -. Inix j. -G.re hsa rerp a.;
-:her IN The n.sr 1Trir. tsTe. rs,,inr r;nnss @
trj;y: mode.stelt wsrm. Mo1f n tha crs;n ia rn !
- u .Tnrts srT LII vlrr =. fE ~ go. 8 ~ iane - T.
fre both IN Thesi md oats. Com hics {atr lar 4
rcrv heaTv crnn. Ithssnot rsined sfnce Tes,ey.
rsya. u AID iooEs more IikS fslr weather 1ban
fos the last two weeks, II We are fayureI wlth
fsfr Wcstber 10, tbe next len d4ys or Two Nests.
rYatn viii be eecured In good condition, Vcry
lev localities have been troubled at all with
rhinch. hnc in wheat,
Pr p.so wooaf"rs r. Ir1v ss-r1.. vs,nsa
ronsra,fis ,nr II rwn ~ tb,ea 80, Fsr,na.s
eorn ,;n' Etons -esr,v ~ nsaT ~ tan,a ~
tLe frids will no nav for harves1fnr -
.1rv.. s.s,har.n1 ~ Ir,x "a Eu..,,,. r.,
~ 49, s,epnsnroat ~, y15 asoet Ut
kus las. - ua5e Ase oeen Liou y auu HuJ. aWo
~ 1,st .h,r1rair ,,onr. presn,rts ,,ns f,r "t
dry twrs.heT' Wfntcr 9rhe,t anh o,Is ron1 ~
Sn,+o" Mha1t tir T. aea 80 a1 .a,,. to iii;ti.
~ hnet G.nI. 81. - ~ 1,Io.ca - ~ r,,,s
M 5s y ~
, 1865-07-31

mIIltary-The Crops Better Look
Matters Personal.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tdbune.1
SFR1xaF1EIo, July ..
The 19ad regiment Illinois volunteer infantry
arrived st Camp Butler this morning for final
payment md discharge. The 10sth have been
mustered ont Of service at TiekshuTg, and wln
atr3ve In Springfield early next week
After tsso weeks Of almost incertaut rain We
bad uost proptdous day for tbs coLutIy. Old
Sol bla.ed upon rs II all his glory, from early
dawn till deWy eys. The resu!ta Of hie benlf-
eeacc arc Incredible, end Will be inc..culable.
The farmers Ill over this netehborhood hare
heen as huFy ae bees, and much Of the crops civen
up fnr lost hare been efved. The effects Of the
past 1ncle1ne1t reason have to a cnnsIterable ex-
lent been nullined, and We may now look to See
me fTain and four markets decline as suddenly as
tnty Adyxnctd.
Meaers MeConne1l and Reynolds returned from
Chicago this morning. and + port the most eat1s-
factory progress toward the completion Of Rx.
ranzemen1s fur The coming slate Agricultural
Far. They express the belief that this will he
the largest AID most important lar ever he'd IN
fh1e Efhtc.
, 1865-07-31

Tudian Derredattons and Host1lisIea-
hsnsRR Regiments mLkktFxd 0aS-
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}Spccial Dispatch to the Chicago TrItune.1
LAwHx1cE, July 29.
Sergeant Gideon Hot6, Of the 1st Colorado. who
bat Just arrived in this city, reports that freight
err fsom Fort 1Afned to Fort Lyon are obliged to
bavc an caeort. They 70 moeuY IN trains, Euna-
barring from eeven to nine hundred wagons, with
heavy c.cort- Sergeant Hord reports the at
tack On train II Indians As he came In. One
teantte was kill1d. The soldiers attempted to
c.p;nre the Indians, but failed. They fed across
the Arkbnsas. ....
Reports from Fort Hallcck ttata that the Indi-
.ns gre committing more hostl!itlcs along the
,o.d erery few taJe. md It Is impossible to keep
them in check with The Email force scattered
alnng the road. The coaches 1un very sfreEolarly,
auu tnree o. four ct them usually mako the TIP,
together with IN escort, stopping ovee night
where ttoops arc stationed. In dangerous i0cRli-
ties rpauy Yanchee n1e burned aud more deserted.
t,etyt<u Fort H1l3eck and the Platte
The 4mouIt OF United Stxten Government as-
seskmsnt for Ea16As for the month o1 June, eX-
c.ntlvc OF licenses, II 6H9R, ,975.
The 19th EAnAts regiment haf lust hecn dis
CHARGED and paid od. The ID II here, md will be
raid of In ua5 or two. All Eansas tbIantry ant
artillery troops will be discharged and paid OF in
few weexe. Their pay amoun 10 ne3:ly &. .o&, :
Government has force detailed bni1dics
bridges an the Lawrence and Fort Scptt military
foxu.
p.xee T.. l0O pt1Ius Of New Mexican wool. al an
averske ol ssc.