, 1865-09-14
The WIRZ CASE,
Nervous Illness of the
Prisoner.
Important Circular by
Gen. Howard.
THE DISPOSITION OF C0NFIS-
GATED AND ABANDON
Ed LANDS.
Elattering Progress Of the
Freedmen.
Gen. SIocuEn's Letter Of Accept
anCe to the New York
Convention,
IIicut. Gen, Grant In St. Louis"'
Scenes on the Route
from Springfield.
TIE WAR EXHIBIT OF ILL
K0B---@6,2e7 MEN.
The Ocean Race".The Fleet
wing Wins.
COLLISION ON THE NORTH
WESTERN ROAD.
Rerenchment in The Treasury
Department.
TIRE WAR EXHIBIT OF ILL
K01S--256,297 MEN.
The Ocean Race".The Fleet
wing Wins.
COLLISION ON THE NORTH
WESTERN ROAD.
Retrenc1ment in The Treasury
Department.
THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL.

Visit to Oak IttdSc-The Departure
from SprinG1cld-Arrfy21 Mt Alton
Scenes at St. Lon1*-Stran=e Neglect
The Generals Future H1ovemcn.s-
The English Ratlrond Pur1y.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
81. LOUIE, Scpf. Is
Gen. Gruns md suite reached this city, from
Springfield, ct s,i o'clock this afternoon, leaving
the former place Mt 10 O'Clock.
ii 9o'clock the General and such of his party as
desired, yisitca the tomb Of Abraham Lincoln at
onk Ridge cemetery. The General was yc.y much
impressed with The sight, and stood gazing upoa the
coffn eontainn: The tmuor.a, remains for Ion.
time. lie afterwards wrote bis Autograph 10 the
register nj the cemetery.
When the returning carriages reached the depot
there were teycrt Thousand pc1rous gathered there
TO bid him adieu. The General had talcn his eeat
IN the CIR the doots were thrown orsu aud the
pe1pls 5eEmis:sd l9E Fl ten minutes p pass through
throughout the Generals tour that he has shown
psciercpce TO take By the hand the husbandmsn
ae &c y ,n n t,e0 70 ~ aqat q e To-
the tsntn moved forwa1d followed by the hearty
cheer. Of the people.
Several stations. around which were clustered
thousands Of people, vcrc paseeti ly Without stop
pirc. The fnt halt ,Sas madc at Carlinrile.
where hut fcw persons ,scrc assembled. probably
coming. Al Alton. hoae1cr, The dereliction Of
Carlinv1lla was fully made up for acrr4 OF people
cron 1cd t:pon the grounds in the vicinity OF lhe
depot their t:lsd shonts ol welcome filing the hlr
mcchan1c merchant, tabore1. and the grateful
freedman was there alto 10 do honor to hin to
whom. nczt 10 tue maltyrcd Lincoln, their srati-
t,lde IL due. They undegEtand this and testify
tlelr appreciation accordingly. The stop at Allon
wae necessarily Of ehok: duration. the '1asn ststt
cd from Springfield half IN hour behind time
When they arrived al the East ST. Lonis Depot,
the termination Of the chicaso Alton md St. Louis
Railroad ca1ia:es were IN readiness to convey the
cnmmodaiions had been secured tor them BY the
Illinois Central Kailroad Company. Strange ~ it
may appear, not the slightest demonstration was
nsae by the tnhabI1an's upon The arrival Of the
had beco entered into, and 1t Is presum-
1he Illinois Cen.1aa solks, in providing ear-
to look for himself This conduct q the people of
St Louis t. in strange contrast with the reception
be rot 3n Chicago when be visited the Sanitary
Fair: The excnsc That they did mol know of bis
coming cannot be urged in cstenua4!ou, rs the
ing the fact Up TO the present. searccly hundred
shetman dropped IN short time thla afternoon to
Tomorrow the ascnc1d viii visit his tathes-tn-
lass. whose rraideacc il elnated few miles distant
lis nof definitely pettled yet how long the Gen.
vicinity.
Ihe delegation OF English railroad kings, who
hcyc bcrn making tour of inspection through caf
soue OF tlieir enormous capital in railroads south
Of Masun and Ut1tone line, will reach ahis city nt
an carly hour tomorrow morning from Memphis,
md Will. liics spending few dayT In St Louis, Eo
lap in the special train which has brought Cen.
Grant hilheT.