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, 1865-08-07

[speeIa, Ditpstea to The CT; ct...;;sso rrtbupe1
WASHINGTON, Aug, 8.
DusfrR tie week ending yeett rday there was
.ssued from The Treasury sAs.o0o,1lo In M
t'cDal Batk currency, making the tot41 NOW 1n
circulation FIGS, 5,79s. $50.
Two hundred and elxty n,lllicne OF doslars vere
.equIred 10 discharge The Government Indebted
rets to the soldiers up I'LL The 1st Of Jnue last
i'I::r mere ihan onehslf only has been p1id owe,
to the pay department By the Treasury,
The Governor OF Tiseantin hss died IN The
general Land Office lasp Of = ch.useo ol lins o1
route Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad,
authorized By : resolution Of Congress. approved
IN Northwestern direction from the
Awn e Appleton on the Foe River,
to The stste line between W1tcoasin a1d Micbl
tITer TO its mouth 10 Green BIZ then 10 he II
RI the lake, and striking The State line naaf The
pou,h Of the Aenomouee River.
4 gsomteeaous nghi of taEe m'gnlsude o.
tween whitss AID uagroef, ID which stonts. and.
heeroe. held the 6eld at tho coneluaio Of the
tsht sereral OF the bel1lse1en's received severe
Anclhsr hea.3 storm occurred here this evening.
house On Peun.yivanA avenue, only sQQafs
s be eset,e ss ~
III sevef.l p!Ae<s le,ptnc IN snail Jets from the
points oftae conductors on the houses. No loss
oF life IA get sepatted:
Osde1s hare hcea Issued b. the War Depart
4acpt for the dltsharge Of al vo'uutser officer.
sro men Of The Si9nal Corpa now on duty East OF
the H1tsiss1ppt
tf Juiy last, were ktag 35d. ISL CO. The capttsl
tteek paid In ~ss F335 S3t, ,51s 61 ard the amount
Of cotes IN ctrcnlaucn, ,$1sl, ,I5s,159,
J.1. Davis, HI talth-AnthorltIveS State.
ment-N+utrnilty in nIe1tc1n A0airs-
WAsuIxoroN, Aur t.-Several applications nsse
lately tc. rhd9 10 the Executive authorities
for tpectSl pennington to visit JET Davis. One
Uf teeae va: made by his former physlciao, who
desires 10 p1ofe ss!enslly a.eer1n inc actual con.
dftun Of liza. indlvidails health. To .nis 20 an
tHer has Yet been made. The government has
ahnt daut mt aEs Of constantly being advised on
that subject, end 80 far as known hero the prjs.
pner'a health Is not suffering from his Treatment.
ytThe Geue1sl cornmaudfnY the Department o1
TeIAs, ID enjc!ned TO 4 strict obstrranre Of the
InsftptttcaE heretofore iee1ed. Witch require
btu, TO foEbe2s from my form Of Intervention In
IN the war between France AID the 1oFereiRu
powers Of kt1lco, Of which President Jairez
continues 70 be rec5c D1zed ae the chief.
Nkw IohK. August t-Tae UsrdidI Virpintt
correspondent statrs that the planters tell the ne
eroet there atlhey are rot yat free, and oppose
the freedmen Ia msny wAya. There Il consider
thlG opposition amuEK the Ttfgf1f1 AristotrltJ
10 Northern emigration thltleF-
, 1865-08-07

CAFE RACE, Auc. 2, vi1 AsrT Dat, Auz. e.
TIE s'eeust:p p Herrsnta from Hamburg the s3d
nit and Southampton on the evening OF tat 16s b.,
p:.se3 III: point g ro.x, ior NV io1k.
sud rucet+ei:tly connected with tee tusrnmcn.s
on bosrd the Great EAs1e1D- Ths Knight Of Kerry
Invoked tuceets cn tic 1etertaktur. ana fu CON
ciu.lou called on Sir Robert r, ii, who naade N
sdulrshle aeczesf. Cheers we1e cn given for
tho P1ef!1eEr OF the Tinted tafes, when the ply.
1pC out Of the hesv5 Fhosa cn5 II tsE cable Cum
mi need. The spice was corp.et.ea IN the most
The eu1toa's Terrible md sph5nx accompanied
4 tel. rr,R fron yn,euci, dated the 9Th It
Jn-y, ssyn the iteu13una defects took place oil
NoIa.y a:serneon. The mischief IL supposed to
aud L u te';eTed taat }! was caused BY too much
strain from the Great. Es4te1n. She have - ten
n:1ts from The. shore: Tbs Csrol1as III
E,s11s 4t,pe n "a H. ss ne ;1.sas ecs
thst ste dsuase viii be.tcuaad inmeti.
atey. The rest Of the cable EemSn& per-
:ecs. Il telegrim from the GREET Es:t=re, da!td
s'ei.s az pe,itet. :ns huit ":
snd cut 6ut. The Glcr Etstern 4 now psyins
olt tie cable In latitude T., loLe1tud, Il.
LospoE, july lys5-ETc.lue-co1.o!s ate heaS3
-t]os ng Il $4,000 for 9oLey; 2. b-5e have
ftcl.ntd i eect; .ytrgtn'a o. have declined {,
cebt: Erie sssres haze ftcoscred = cenf.
FRAxcE.-The runicipsl elections which hare
| ken place are fsT0rahle to the eorernme1t eE@
Isace 9as' ,sa Elf h,s - sdsaneea two
11AL1.-1te Go:eIInett has teceiyed an od'-
cfal dspatth from tto Spanish CabiCet recoGntx'
Ing the Kitgcota Of l'a}y, trd expressing the
moer f1ierely feeling tow1rdis.
t,es1y rstdes iens ior re tne re cu.toe md nT;zs
TrEKxT AxD EGTFT eaolett p Ae1aa
drts, Cons1knunople md CR!ro 10 euhEidins.
, 1865-08-07
Ont1ogFs by a Returned Soldier ut
Rankaket~-A Prominent Citizen
hnOt.



On Saturday last, our city was gre1tly ex-
cit d by the report that John P. Gamb!e, one
Of cur best citizsns, AID formerly President
Of the town, had been shot by Nm. Smith,
Late mtmber Of the 90th regiment. Mr.. Gam
bic was driving down East Avenue. aid had
stopped in the street in frcnt Of Grabner's
saloon, and Was talking to A1. Miller, The
painter, about soue painting he wished
doLc, when Smith came out Of the So
with him. This Gamble declined to do.
stating that he did not drink Smith
then struck Gamble In the mouth, when
tie latter got ont Of bis wagon and knocked
b'm down, and elappfd him once or twice.
Gamble then gathered mp the lines aud Tas
IN the Act Of getting into the wagon, when
Smith drew bis revolver. and shot him, the
rfrlt shoulder bl.de. he YES soon carrie d
hcme and medical aid called. The bsl is In
his jupcs somewhere, bnt its locality has not
ret bten tully ascertatned. The shock TO hte
Esstem Vas very severe, and it was feared
nes.l would s5ou result from the wound,
pEt at the present writing he IS feeling com.
fortatly, and strong hopes OF MS recovery
are entertained It will take some days to
dtyelcpe the internal Injury wrought by the
| ball
| the talcoo, Int was soon apprehended ano
lodctd n Jail, But half an hour previously
Smith had stabbed man hy the name OF
Boner, ard had fired his revolver 1t ftsd.
| D.brunncr. proprietor OF . saloon q few doors
le1ow the Exchange Hotel. On East avenue.
W@I5ants, we're cut for the arrest Of Smith
assault and shot Gamble. Smith had teen
drinking for several days, and was, no doubt,
| r meVbat fired with drink when be shot,
without ployccatlou, worthy citizen.
, 1865-08-07

lSe" 1G1k to3kespoa0saca Boston Postf
The funniest feature Of the Museum are
and one which briggs smi;e (mira,ae dnta,
to the face Of the ncst miserable unda,Wrl-
ter, is tie curious ca. alogua OF contents Of
tie building which Barnum has been % lor -
Loss are entitled TO be considered az among
The most intcre sting Of tue Muzeuu7s curJo:.
It1es, It may please the fastidious public to
know that the greattss of shoHmen s~tars
to losing $10s 561 Is worth OF p-op:rty IN
side Of The building, aud In addition to tie
value Of the building Itself. 4 few OF the
items over which the insurance fraternity nre
disporting themselves tod ~ are a. follows
the sums affixed being brother Ba1nuu's es
t.rate OF value: 100 cosmorama vie VS.,
s. Geo; fso oil paintings, 50, 100 section Of
Charter OAK, $500 pelr,ded horse and rider.
81, Goo oIchestrloD, s, 500; calliope, 500 !:
kangaroo and young, 500; ALLIGATOR sud
tank, 500; 8 small alllsatoss, SIS; large
AID tank, $3.50; ant quantity Of faucy.lf lfess-
cs for acto1s, wax dgures aud what-is-ita--
among the lot 8 pair Of flesh tights and s
flesh sh1rts plenty o. demons shirts; pairs
black tights; clothing for monks, magIcIans.
priests, pages and knights. ad lDIua one
monkey s5; Goddess Of Liberty dress, 3l6
Queen Ade1aide's @ ccaGnna1,s afsn liys5y, ~ hsE
s.; sffsa n%s9SSs dah REh:
Keys, se5 chickens, pigs, eggs and fruit, and
thIough twenty closely wIltten f3lios. Ma
ny Of our ursophIs.ic underwriters a.e
likely to be inflated, BY this document, Into
the mysteries Of stage tIacts and hIstrionic
Ehams, without yenturing the loss Of their
precious characters BY attending upon the
1no,al drama In the regular way. To bs sue
= hn Eafr rf.
rut knowledge Is always worth whit IL
rnatE
, 1865-08-07

4 friend who has Just gone tar up into Yer.
mont sends back word that the ponds 11I
along tha road are starred with lilies. i'm.
lng q milky way for the whole distance,
TLese sa1ne white Water queens ART the M
tive queens of the New England summer,
afloat in their palaces Of ivu.y and gold. and
exactiug homsga from every passer. Bare.
them with more intensity than the merchant
pri1ces IN railway cars whose oreriasked
thoughts are refreshed with the glimpse Of
their purify This Is their very season. The
sequestered country places where water runs
and debouches into ponds and shadows ara
made regal with thelr presence. It is nothing
to zee middle aged men suddenly become En-.
thusiasts IN their quest, scaling stcne Walis,
tramplrg through Iniry reaches Of meadow
TINT leathery stems from the mnd, With Us:
or alder poles cleft at the smaller end. They
arc very beautiful when coi!ed up Ia shal!oT
glass dikhcs en- the country parlor tables. bpt
their beauty Is disclosed as they sit On the
water with their white garmsuts Of rnvalty
about thtm, opening their bright eyes viii
tbs morning gun ane shutting up the yates
to their golden hearts with the fading day
There Is no flower Of summer mo, nor o.
winter ei1te,,-mo1e simply elegant, diyine]y
fragrant, ard really superb, tllan ia great
white water-lily:" It s9mbol!zes whatever il
pure and beautiful in human life and caaras
ter,--whatever is ,Ich and golden In the hlt
man teart. The lctus Of Eastern Streams
aeye1 could be the flower to us that the pond
hly Of New England IL, f1inging our tn1and
Ways Of travel with Its match1ess aoatino
ssa1e, and lesding the thoughts along wttL;n
hc c: oil ind pleasant reeesses where the
me,nings are full Of freshness aud tha nights
caI1e down In peace.-DosoU Po4t.
, 1865-08-07
THE WEAT 1aEsk AND TIE
CkxUPS.


ALTON. EaaIeer Co, Aug. 5.-H:1Ty tsundeE
e:orw. Fa!Etrt nav th.y. will not have mors
ihan bsf crsp Of e1u1n. F1eit crop good.
AMpoY, Lec Co Ang. 6.-1: has been raining
sts hdy ior pset forty-eicht hoaft; WeatheF
w1ttp. CIT. End whest not damaged to any e.
tept. except in few instances where poorly shoek-
ed; but VII fustain great 6ausEe II the weather. E
aiCtp nf 20 Def rent In Its Yield rn:n eoutt1uea
during the q mlrg week. s.s
Bkly1uEHE, Boone Co., Aug. 5--Ne hare had
rain TOR te ur three tsyf, snd to-1ay 10 ass peen
q.1,E revere. Harvesting has been put back con.
ErnEiu trSc11ox, Bureau Co.. Aug. b.-uesvy
ssc~trs Weeneeday, Thusstsy .nnd F1oay
nkh:s. Warm ant c1Urdy during the Gay.
Nbeai nearly I'll cut, hut ecntldefAhls Of II stll
IN tho eh0rE, the fzsn preventing thoek1nr. Otte
Dnt al cut ytt, though very + Te. HsJ1ng he7u7,
hut very bstly damaged by rairs. Corn loofs
| ase.
| DAkA1n, DeEslb Co., Aug. bit hss ra'ned
esrly I'll the t,r'e s'nce Wednesday ut 2 p: u.
Id: wheat crop Is very uuch dstusged and unlEts
It clesta ca s.ry toen two thtlas Of It. Will be
fallto. oAts Eil 30 mp with this Kind OF
DIxux, Lee Co. Ill.,, Aug. b,-Weether rainy;
1t IaI cd here three days IN ruceeee!on. Wheat
| 81 tnt. Torn coirg very we'll
] ELGIN HIM Co. Aug. b-There w4s yeIJ
hetyJ shower aounf four O'Clock Tuetdty morn
s1r, Ind his Islted at abort Intervals ever stoee.
| larse quantities Of Rsr n were cut dQs,ua tae lew
FA1aBrha. Livingston Co Aup. 5.-1t r4ined
| ,,stnIpht Showers 10 day, ala excessively wsrm.
Ersfn in Rhack not nurh injured.
f;E6EyA Kspe Co, Ill, A79, s -Ratncd Ill dsy,
Chm ye,y good othex grain iLjnre1 By rain.
IAeA1ax. lasai.e Go An1. s.-We hare had
htayy rtog1ns for the LAST toiea days. The ieu
dsJs of good weathes VAS vel improved BY the
, 1865-08-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttianae.]
CA1ao, ASE 8.
The eighthg.hrst and ninefy.ninth Illinois In.
fantly as11vtd last Light on the steamer lndt4n,
from New Os]eans. and left By rail, the former
fe1 Chlcsgo, the latter for Springfield
The Montgomery. Ala. -ME Of the s6th, saYa
the troops belonging to the 18th army eorps con.
tinue 10 leave on nearly every stsauses, en-
route htne, There Il rot at present more than
are or e1x regiments remaining In srd about the
city, probably the total ie no2; three to four
thcpFxrd Ecn- IN
The Ttcsssure Hercsd August let, gives fur
thes particulars Of The explosion Of the Joseph
Pierce, brief mentnn Of which was mite BY tsle-
graph .. fsw days niuee: The aselcent
pJ5t 5s ss e T. VIII sss ss
boat was tak!hg on bolrd the 9Th Uo,ted st.tes
coloied Infantry. Col. MeatlcsEd commanding,
hsr starbq,'d boiler exploded Z nth terrible iozce
IN hour, hloWius away any feet OF the center of
The boat. Huno;eds were blown Into the river
but strange TO fsy the !oss Of life was very sm ILL.,
known 10 % Killed. wm. Mccaes and
Il. o'Bntn.. fireman, and samuel Stewart.
CO. F, ,'7th PenD:ylvapis, two eolored
es niisiDe. M III. ihoDebt, hoEeSeF, that peih,ps p
asout twenty are drowned, h1t their nanes are
not 10 BE- iouhd, and the auppoaltion may not
correct.
It.t! enEtusI. E nm: 1ssHGss Tn y ao oshI - Aeu,
b:dly burned and scalded, and twentyLonr co ored
soleis1s, 1'aas Little and John r.. West
nTSSsassss eS.a II =. hss MSse .t sees -
na ,5er q me- Of sne
tsst hnt o,c 1.dx nas.en1er. Enn iii hsr ct,Id
mss s.vad XII ha9I9 hnFHrd mi nj sant cu, AZ
TnfI III s,3sr ina cTninstnn thc p,e-c. ran.h1
dc. ard turrcd FINELY "a The wstert aaee1 WSen
she tanf. The, explosion occurred about leu
sdy 9e n hs 81 toe &c n., fes
tbose 1ost and Wounfd wrre ff tbe 5.t,ene n11. ua
,iss 'enesoet In nnttinr t1s S.rsa,e asd np's.
~. lis ~ +he frest1snnt IN MIA A11A e1'"'
En snnsnent ransc ~ ,he eTn1n.,on !, o,vsr
m ~ u. re- can.defed amnnS tbs ~
re MI, one oEthen having t#en', years e1-
~ ~ cs1 atIe1s5 IN =,
h;.sa zs;5s sSy .5't
Mnna ao - Contain he bGi1 Ct nan DRESSED Ia
Snu inii nnfi@ t. o espsia esp N the uaitd s,ses scr
the stcaTe1 IN p.1pend1cuhr po:ition
50 thaf tse co,nse nad 1esttd mon its
lead 5Uy1rc the trIp' in ccnecGnence Of which
embasned nrohnbiv 1"r 'trsn,noYt,iaa to sons
1irtsnt mint md Il ts cnnirrfnred HI m emptY
c,se Ia b. en- rent t lie desttnafinn Intended for
gtrsn. Tia Trornst MESA, - M at Rason Rouee. 10
WHOM thn c1se was renn,ted. hi nrdered the Re.
trrn of the remains to he undertaEer 1t New o.
III Ncw % n1Ir.ns H. 0n@ 1esen ~ , ma M
,hrriv INT ,1a,rs vi, ~ ,rrning rs,at:r1y irntn
new ok!tsns to Canton. On he J.ctson Rsi;rosd.
by the i5th int.
m 1hr s1st4 fvnm Slrsnn"n hsv1oH ~ hoard En-.
fair Noore1 A. o, II nccomn,nird Nv forca 9f
r1Tnenfers ns,nters I'M II sro[err - -, rrntn to
SrrefsnnTtl1e n.isnm. fnr ,Ec rn1nn,e ri len:1es-
no the renettFv. sni msrErHp - r. gr.vss III
head hosrtt >A~
The Memphis Gbm,atrctoi. of the 4th. eays,
, 1865-08-07

MerchRut.
New foRK, Aug. 5.-Goid IL wcsk and rsther
cul. 1here ls an apparent pressure to sell, which
probably comes ftta the fact OF tie Sub Treasury
reported In We'Ituformed circlee ttat the Govern
nslt yesterday cold a million srd ha / dollars.
Th'1e !: an al,padsnce Of cab rod. The p1lce
The tcho1pe1 Ca.cD, Cap'. q. ii, from Port uu-
1cr, Mich, fftE fe3r cs!s ~ Montreal: with m
ss=ostfd cargo. hound to Greytown, Ntearasua,
NEW YorK. Aug. 5.-The tre3ty between the
Seute American Stairs l. p7hIshaa. It Is b nd
Ing for ffteer yeare, and psorsdes for ste common
dtietse seasnff foreign Intervention IN the gI.irs
courre VIII aay Ia,ton 1ttnektrg c.:her. his to
ctuntesact tie arRresEuoE cf Napolt ON aId Max
,nil!i1n. The Stttcs lne.udtd sre Sslvsa2r. 30
hEi7, Co!antla, Chill Ecua:oF' Perm and Vene-
NEw ToRk, Are b-An order ha' tesu sent 10
Gen. SftT1rap. aathor'zl-g him to Gauss to bs
1r,pr II on q gu o
thinks Ee can dlspcnss II p, preference 10 be
e,scu 10 vet. run regiments hsSirg tie shortest
NEW YorK, Aug. 5--Ens ll.h papers noe the
fact that the Gtest Eastern, OF her trip from
,, she:epess to vaeIda Eay. had not N ors th1n
half entuEh eteatn power for the work she has to
M iiw,s S Se%s W "s W - mics PR hour, sra
suc7E head w:1ds, she wonid Sc 1amsnaqeablc.
Sk* xohK. Aug. 6-1he tttrofd's Psr1e cor.
frfp9nosnt T. ta,s - Smith ]. Eastn1n, the sr.ndltcS
IL u in IN insane as, lum Ia Lyons, Fr4vce, made
bis aprt a,auce before tht uEited States Vice cuu
iui AZ thst plate, ard tepo:1tet with him slxs1en
bonthrd fiTs hundred dollars, Iepre.s nt1ng hts..
eelf Is IN unfortunate tas honest bankrupt Ia q
fen ds9a the v!cr consul waa obliged 10 put NJ.
E.stna1 In \ lunittc aeI ln:. al1 then reported
the cafe 70 NJ. R!gelox, our minister st Paris,
hfen taken patst esicn Of by IN attorney fo: New
fo4k ut rtha1t. interested IN tie ccsc
, 1865-08-07

~ EAaHr1L1x. Aug.4.
TIE returns Of the election are very meaRer.
The folsoElnR additional hare becz received: In
The Ftttt District the returns Indicate the e1ct-
don or Col. TsJlcr, Union. Second, or knux-
ville DIetstrt, the yttutn. .show considerable
pam for Conper. Maynsrd Is It'll ahead b 'wsv.
er, bnd probab'y elected. in the Fo1.'h M str:ct
ccope:, contefssttTe, is p1csso'y e1ec.o1. In
II sixth nr Cl,rksy!le District. Tho ro:e eanes:
Tbo1n.s SIS; AEnell s., With three precinct 70 neaz
eh cted. AZ yet, there are No otc1s1 re'urn. from
auy District, ana no indications from West Tea
nt:tec Districts. In the Flttn, Or Nashville Dis.
;riet, the vote, as faf es herd from, stands,
, 1865-08-07

4 Nice Po1sr OF CHURCH OusEnvAscE
SErTLED.-Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama, has
settled very nice point in the order Of
pubic worship for the clergy and laity OF b 3
alecese. In a pastoral, the Bishop eIpouuds
sery fully the doctrine Of obelience to the
civil magistrate, and illustrates with great
ability The limitations Ct the intu1c tIan
which the Church IL bound to respect, to
p,sy for all in eira authority. Bishop VII
Iner thinks, as there Is no logger any Con-
fede1acy, there Ia not much use In p:a;trc
ary longer Tor the Con.cdernte authorities.
And he thinks that, as the only govesalnent
they have now In Alabama ts military gov.
erament, there is no obligation to pray for
that, inasmuch aa It does not represent the
"ct7i1 authority" and Il, moreover, q verJ
undesirable arrangement IN ITSELF Bishop
Wilmer, however, reaches tafa conclusion
on the question Of pray ing for public officials,
and at the same time holds out premium
for the restoration Of A1ahams to her civil
rights when he says, "1ohen civa authority
s6dN BE- restored IN TIC !Stcte Of A1aodma the
clergy shall USE the form entitled, "A Prayer
Tor the President Of the United States.' ="
60 that, until Alabama has resumed Lsr
place In the Union, the President mus. coz
slider himself not q dt subject for public sup
t1lcattcn in the Protestant EpIs :opal Church
Ct Alabama. In view Of this fsct it Is to be
hoped that reconstruction in that State will
make as rapid pfogre:s as possible.
, 1865-08-07
1'OSTSCEslPT.
4gi1LDyF 4. Il


Especial Dispatch to the Western associated
p1esp.1
Frand. in Internal Revenue
The 9isaes' Washington epeclal says the Com
srie.foncr Ct 1nstrua Revenue receives taly
1arGe numbers q devices, msch.rical and O he's,
Amone thoee received to daE Is loubie.enJer
reA11v twice ae fore 4. the ord,u1ss
r.at. E. viii each end dipped IN tha phosspno,ic
ss,2se 1hs se I'd fa:n Las 9 bos s:s
Or .ratcoe. for The 1sz, *:haeh Il oae
thin 1oa By Tie doahle .endsr .y.teu, the dea
.cr pa1e abou' h@)ftte GoTctnment t.1 intended
.tsree PACKAGES Of thin blocks. three inches 1oa:
! tpd OF the lepEth G! match:s, 0ue edge being
dipped IN The phosph0ruA rlxtnre. Th Sc block
le 6snomtnstss EandailnE woed, ri informs ,ae
te he can Go 50 by Hotnltug lhem of.
Receipts ffum Internal Revenue.
Tho IriSHnt's special esJt: Receipts from In.
tt1ua1 REVENUE lcr the lass two digs have no,
fbeJ amounted to t1.T0,Uu; today, el.7it,0lo
Fersenat.
Brig. Gen. George Denny. Gen. Roberts and
1no aiso: nott:, ar.'sea n t9xs to az sna s.s
Ct tie vttit Of The latter, 20 eeeufe patdoa oi
zone citizens Of The old mo:he. Of States.
ntnintshcd.
The Hsnidt special says the num:.er OF pr1s-
cssty Nj mpTs sasn Is sfs re- 1e.
MAn ng within IT. whlle. Of whom unly tlx OF
Ps.en ssdy 2! 4 e.
m.rcs'ed, and ., few ottlcezs Of the, rehal
stontwall Bd;ale. who were imp'tca'ed
tho conrpi..cy lria1, ard fene iory eli "a prts-
orcYs. canfotd on various char1.s. The rest arc
ee'diers uttcr FeLtencc Of court marti1l or SALT
inr t,al. DuriI : 'he elmc, tue building which
rF,r n n n ftAntf0t a hnar Harntq1 n
, 1865-08-07


Mound CITY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhune.]
CAIRO. Ausust7.
The Eteame1 Annie Shttk,e, from Nav Oreans,
arrived this morzlng, boncd for Cinclnustl. She
discharged st this to.nt The 23d lows infantry,
35o men and tWerty.ilur eticest, who left for
hcne By rad.
Tic hospital It Mound City having been closed,
the Sbtpkle IL ordered to that point 10 tlke On
bon1d the nedics1 hospital atorcs. and proceed.
The 114th Illinois Infantry have passed Casso
en- route home.
cA1no, Au1. o.-91l tales Of cotton passed for
ST. Louia, 45U tot Cincinnati and Evansville.
The election At Memphis passed of quietly.
Only LES votes ~eze cast. DR.. L.f:Wlch IL ptoo-
nhly ELECTED to Congress oyeI Bullock, and Gam
cron to the Legls'ature oyer dubn lrd.
Page, fha president OF the Commercial Bsnk,
Memphis, wns released on bail by nctltt,ry au
thur1ty. ard It wus believed fair Investigation
will fully sIhorefate him
Cctton al Memphis aleRdy at 3o514s.
New Qslcahs dates to 31st say Gov. Hamilton,
Of Tc4sa, published proclamation informing
the people oi their situation and'woat Ia required
OF item to refsfn their loat cl.fzenshlp.
New Orleans cotton uneh lngtd at z4ts{3. Sugar
IL; Muscovado 16{; choice Loutsaca and Cubs
mplasses sl@s5, Flour ts 80. Mess Pork 81,
, 1865-08-07
CHICAGO. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1856

and seemed 10 indicate thaltte country may as-
clce between toftwicb and Saunders. It Is not
,anog:ea g bns nstor,sy IA hs city wl over
carries The city WITH IS mslor1tT. aud the pr.ze
teemed to ttand between him and Hubbard.
A. q !ate hour on the night Of election very un-
iaso,ahle SYMPHONIC had t4ker place in Mr. Cam
t1e mouth, aeif Internal hemo:rh.seIoad tsksn
P!aee. Ae Tas appssently woras and much ex-
haafted al oae o'c.9ck P. ne In the morning he
Col. Hicks has been ordered to report to the
tn:e1 nu.ter1ng officer Of 11tEois u be mustered
2ut o. service, Col. J. N. Macarthur, Of the 4th
p,s;rct Of Western Kentucky. rt-e Cot. Hicks.
Inc commanding officer at P45ucah has or
de1ed detsch3 ents Of troops to be stationed at
tfict OF western Kcntutk7 On election dry, for
the pu1poee Of protecting The ballot-nox &nd pre-
venting lileEsl voting.
, 1865-08-07
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