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, 1865-08-02

The 1Hdtnn Grand Couhcil-Maktna
Salt-Sscond KanAaH Battery,


Especial Difpatch to tie Chlcsgo TTtbunc.]
LAWRENCE, Kans.s, August i.
All the civilized tribes Of Indians OF this State
will send laree delegations to tho Grand Council
10 be held In tho Cherokee n.ton, on the ar.t Of
September. This clty will also, probably,
send delegation Of prominent men to secure the
right OF way and aid in lands to the LeavenWorth,
Lawrxnee and Fort Gibson K1flrosd r. treaty..
tuttpr salt from their well, drawn from depth of
1871 feer. They have als1 struck ot1, but Eot in
ealc. c.eut quantities to warrant the commencement
Of refining,
The ID Ksrtas battery will return home this
week and be mustered ont.
Cen laH I'LL raiee i, Geo bushels Of corn this
teatru,
, 1865-08-02

CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For the Week ending August id.

Tux CHICAGO Wz1K::y TNBrSE contains the mora
i.arost1rt eaitoial articles It tae cA1Iy TEIHExE
Lat:eTs +. m cur 1sf2a co pa Ct Ensresponceatt, In
c1uI4sx Caltorn.a; tcA tho nC-1fa1 rty; Botts
Eusoresr. DC soi..t OF TIA gept-e:r Ftsss; Full
hzsket EeE orsa: well prepared dtEais It II INV
frcrr t.e Norsh1eai; .1at-to1s sdect:on cf1ieTsy
M.iter7 dc. &c Fscu ro otaez teurca ca, 70 mues
rrEers in.t!..see scd te:mh3a1t ueEsry Matter
bs ob!ain 1t 10 cheap = rata. It u LIE iasiest
wltk3J issce Ia tha Wzt
TLosa who believe In sas2'lEe:ptsA sid Aaosove oi
thathasaeter ofJHa T21Hrsa csn Iucrrsse It. power
sna irduaaee b. 1-prE With shslE 4gabo-s II fur-
ing climbs to subas fos sta Weekly 1on. It al
IN II 3: EhT b. su2plt.d t. ttem :. tao ltws.
tos 1nch ueh pIcef can b. prtnte1- Pcrs FL re-
sttnk IN the city ca nd nol1 yatasb:e l1urn i
to sesd to th.lz Country .tisncs. Prtce hre cants
A.4 tlsscrittrs copy ysa1-t3 m naher3-}se. so
10 ccpIl8 for $40.
-Hx H1sKLr 1xrArSK has cifcu'a IN OF orr
.. c.fa- A-dis nQsT e1cellsnt tnat!u f9r adTs:.
t{..1E. Ftfcs 15 <ent1 ter nc..
, 1865-08-02
Dick 1Aylor-ExcitlnEN Nsws from the
A1" "Grauue-&;srdt tFs1n s;eu. Heiutx.
ltmAn-she EAveFsaaAens Priusinw
tfHcs-Tht Condition OF Virgfn1K,

lem 4A-sAe NAyeFAkaenE PrtAtinM
Unes-The Condltlon Of F1rgfn1k, !,
NV 1oRE. Auz. THE Eon7H1trt!1rs Wsst.
fsg:on stec1rl s,ys It IL tta'et that Gea. 10 =.
~ srd w no1 IHteEfere "a the claims Of Freshmen
1he3s proclamation OF freedom.
O1ek i4y or has net Eon 10 Fo.t M1nroe to sce
9stie. Ae wanted to 20 to Europe, but the Presl-
6ne1cs. to restore The people u loyalty. '
The statement ttst Gov. Wells h4e been ID.
painted Provisional Governor Of Lopi iaus, IL not
lrne.
Governor, but uo action has yet heaa t.Ken,
The tfsal OF WuF1, the AndcrsoCstlIc DEE
Etepet' Till coz @e5ce When Col Chspm.n,
Gty.
The rev: from The Rio araade is looked upon
VIII confideFable insarsat, and great anxiety is
sueeeed in preventing the se1laus COM initial OF q
portion Of our Troops on the river with ths Next
cs1s. Affairs ate IN very critical condition lust
ver5 csrefu'.
Santa Annals pro1urc!amcnto is locksd upon
e. entitled 10 but Little weight.
Genera! Lee IA not at Niagara, but is III Vr-
General Hesntz,em,n publishes a c,rd this
norAlnE censitE ths statement maee In book
s,oui rink Win G:nsral Keys, at ths batt.s Il
Faif Oaks.
W,su1so1ex; Apgnss Lin the ccnree Of the
mcat ptsntnp o0ies will be completed. Fl,ecu
Few III mn power pretses are 10 oe added t. the
t'rtsdy '1rge estsoflshment- Owing 10 lhe ex
t PePE q as va iafed pd
TIE ,ne:. I'd facilities will insure more prompt
Eun Of persons prominent n the late .e
ecllion. . had been here several weeks waltinx
ta see H. President, have lett ths city without
TharA 1u$$y7 hat q .~tfr +.
, 1865-08-02

e The Matau oras Reazhtro mentions The
recclpt at that city Of immense machinery
LOT veTy extensive cotton factory to 70 up
n me interior Of Mexico. They rave the
best water power. and the cotton raIsed in
Mexico u only surpassed byl the Sea IslAnd,
, 1865-08-02

BKpFoRn. Pa, Aug. 1-Jacob Grouse, late
Ucpnty ProvoJt Marshal, was shot dead in The
at1est to Gay. by John q. Reed, a latety returned
Isnaoa refugee. Hts b:o'her, u, Reed, who has
snnfoy. " has been arrested and lodged In Jail.
, 1865-08-02
D w TIGHTS
SO. !

aIS BKAsoNs WRT DrI69rs ECAPS ARE Tu3
6LsT FUR EVERY uHE TO spY AND us7.
lat. They ara 1nafe Of the purest
materials, and froo from all adulter-
at1onss
ID. They will wash in hard, soft,
cold or warm water, with tho groat.
est facility.
sd. They arc Eade by 4 process
exclusively OFT own, and by practi-
cal mon Of many years experience.
9Th. rhey are the most economical
Soaps in the market. 0-o bar wi1t
do tho work Of two Of many kinds
offered to the public.
5th. We do not advise or customs
CTS to leave the Soap In the boxes for
fear it will shrink, but to take it ont
and dry it, which makes it hetter.
9th. They arc mado in Tho West,
and Western people should p4t1ouixo
Western manufacturers.
, 1865-08-02
TIE YGNANG0 { VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
OF CHICAGO.
Capital, --- $4,000, 900.
Working Capital, $4,000.

WaHLOE ,. OGDEN, President.
CRAs. RA:s0oLP1I, Vice Prtsiaeas.
CHARLES II. SMITH, Treasurer.
G. $. uCD DRiED, Jr., S<cfstasvl
, 1865-08-02

.ay!rg nssEY ncHr1 IN :14s, sad, 1rqe s.rdix7 III
rarely ol Eallsosdi7f Nta ksHztnbcs:i1E IA
cAn NateIs. t1!s, TIC ~YntAad RopkA
4ypfdx au til aiaAHut1olnf fnn d17ENNA
oE3 ocFeo1l o{tAk4 E4YiFaE4I
, 1865-08-02

FonT AosRoE, July 3o-The steamship B1ack-
sfoIe, Capt cofin, from New Orlesns iosh, was
toWed into Hampton Roaas last night. They re-
port pesiiCus pae.sge.
, 1865-08-02
THIRD DIsPATIH.
An CnmIttgated ScoundFsl Applies for
Pardon, ana Eefs Il.
[Snfcit1 lisnsfth In fhA (hIcaun TrfhnnA 1
: He t4lCa9O lfkDG0 e. |
WASHINGTON. Au7 1

AsHIN0ToH, An2,1,
Henry ST George 0futt, Of virginia, formerly
Chief Clerk ot tie Auattos's U1,ee, Pest O1i=e
Uepartmsnt, rho 1t the opening Of the rebellion
OF books md bl1rE uEed IL that offlce, and was
mate First Atstfisnt Post Mister Gerera! Of the
Confederata Statss, has returned to Washington
ri has hten not,hed that large eA?1nces feceIved
by htu, for waste psper whfls il Gtcce here, hare
never betn accounted for.
, 1865-08-02

CRAs. RANDOLPH, Vice Prtsiaene,
CHARLES II. SMITH, Treasurer.
G. $. uUDBiIzD, Jr., secresasyl
DIRECT oRss
AAHlnN D. CG DRN. 2. l. uHDBRwogu,
cRA8- RANDOLPH. THos- II. PILL E'e, Of Psa1
cHAs. Il SMITH aon-J. toefoa3a
h v. HIssDaLR. JOHN DuaT, ct Des-cat
III" capital s:ocz os III Cozp,aY Il diyla2d lass
256 600 shsss 1t \ ,ar va1aa Of Tcn poga.s es1a
subscription price. yo1s 1euar7 per 3a..e
TIA properly az tia Company eors.au ot 1.f3y
seEes Of ia1d IN ns, md oWnasship at oat.xein
Of the production Of ttu Coquntc WAL
1ne 1ssas a:e 1o1Atsd Oh on and P7:role Crosk In
fenrs3lyanla, aud In the 1u.oirx sIr:nx1. A.sa
Rana7ha snd asl Creek 7ezta2s Ct III. Vrz.a,a-
Tnc tEte1eEs owed II s1s ccmpsn. In rs Coqus*ss
We'll suo71ta 70 too1: iefty psErals 4 oll per cay.
Fhich 1t tss than ths sve-1ze price OF u during saa
l1stJea. N!n oaJ u7sr tan 2r cent. pe t2nzfn gpoa
sna estssa capital s:oak Al subscription pr.ea-
4 tomm.ttee OF 1aoee-!c=a, consisting Of KeaEh
4 c AaeRsr. 1hos- i. Dtckrrso- a=d Il. N. nl1.xs,
T1a treant1 sent ty tho suoscrtce.s 70 examine u
'aaals5 Of tf:ls, tccatico Aia yaius of =, t,ra.
LTD Altar spending t=o use.. +, r,r.,~.,.
oush examination: u 'sam, tho CoRni:eaa msaa aatY
s:2est, Which c!otes ~ :ollovs:
The COMMITTEES wrzs highly p!s4sed VIII III III
1a1ds FAted BY than. buta II ReruSyIvs1iA md VT.
&irls, and oeeTe na11 70 hxve 5eao razy csfefuIlx
a1d iadlciousY selected With ytdv Of ssttiax nsss
Int good psndrcioE OIL te5n:oEy. 1hby bellEyu -
!ancs to be 1cEta rho prtc& asxed Tor them. ana
ese@fn1J EectoEnc7d thd Nhola ocheueo to IL
8tQck1oldeE4n
Eight Wells arc nav going down On :h.s p.orm TIN
West VlEztnia snd tho Directors propose 70 nnk
Esmoe- osotne.s 1t ores II Fa1n33v.nis,
This Company u EoN IN receipS at TIA Income Inn
oce'tWelsa ofrhe Co1zstso We'll
1sps ot :hs properly =horn 1t .aa Cca2auy.1 oasas
n killer1 Battling, cor. CLARK aad EAadclpa I1eaa
an1x2N lit nat
, 1865-08-02
Nen, anhertfsku.x;11a-
MRS, WuVSLOW.

Al e1oa::ecced Eu:se Aad Feas:a rtT1ctan. -
sea:s 70 Tho s&ssotoa Of nott9s, aae
, 1865-08-02

Especial D.spi,ch to the Chtc1eo Tnb2ne.]
WA.nxGToS, Aug II.
Col. B B. Eegiestcn, 1st Ohio Veteran Cavalry,
hfs been appointed Chief Of Cavalry, On The staff
OF MsJ. Gen. Gilmore.
Capt. Ff.Ik 4. Bsker. 6'h penn'y.vsnIs Caval-
r.. is e1sm'sscd the service. BY order Of Gca.
Terry, for drunkenness.
The reccrte of the General Lsrd Otiee, show
that n the north Of June, 6,17 6e,es Of lind
we1o taken up for actual settlement at T1ayes:e
City, Mlcb., nj der the hotseetead law.
JEcge Edward: IN preparing thc crnsus report
OF marulsttntcs, aecertain9 that In 1850 tue raw
nafef7a1 usf d IN wool manufactures wA3 valued al
S36 656, ,7; the cost ol labor at {g. BIS, ISL aud
The value Of the manufactured pro1pct WAS $751;
163,e9:.
Acting Attorney General Ash:on hsa directed
the District Attorney for the Northern District Of
Florida to euspend the sales OF conts Gated lands
Advertised to come Oh It keonvIIe, on the 7th
Of August, rntti the arrival OF GOV. Marrlu, who
II to be consulted tn ttEard TO the cases.
, 1865-08-02

PHuADE1PH1A, aug. 1.-The New York p.uar1
tEcoriectly printed the Eame of the Postma,tas at
Rhiade!phia, recently reapnointcd* II tatould be
G. a. Ha.hozR Instead Of IT, Wathburu,
, 1865-08-02
EUROPE

Parliament Eiecttons-353 tn 273-
Walker. Of tho Eondcn Tim~s. De-
feaesd-PFoErrHs Of eho Atlantic ca
b1c-Negg* from AustFiR,' Spain, e tc.
, 1865-08-02

.PnnApE1rulA. August 1.-The United Ststss
Military schotl tn this city has been cloeed In
consequence Of the cessation OF the war. The
school has furnished b.0 officers for colored
trcopf, free Of expense to hhe Government, under
the tupefintcDdence Of Col. J. Il. Taseart.
, 1865-08-02

htcA Gre6xay hc1n:1sN fa2 process It tes:btne. -
',::s2.7x To E7z1. sc@1e:7z Il i1:41.:taaa, ES;
Lar ALL PALM ARa spasnQdtf action. md n
, 1865-08-02
QIR1EEnRa.

DIR 1EToR9:'
JAMES 4. B0WKN, OF Eoxnn Beoshe.s-
1RA HOLMES, Cashic. Third National B,rk.
J. .RVI6G PEARCK, Of Pe..ca 4 Be-jau,l.. Pre-.
rritto1t Adams Eouse.
GEO y. A1ABAHk. Ct aaa1. Ii1b.r1 4 Co., Wha1e-
tale Iron peAiesH.
GEO. II. WHEELER. sse:esssy Na:1on,, VAR, r.
G. II. HANDKRBoH, Of @. n. Henderson q =,
Hhoie4Ala Bcot1 and Hhoes,
e, C. 6b1GGs, Of s. &. ar1xza Co., Bootxl:ess and
FuoilAtc1I.
, 1865-08-02

HEv YoRK, August l,-Go,d dn1l ma wax.
Ihr hu!1s being embarrassed by the condition Of
Inc money matket, the quotations opeded al 14a,
went up " 134a. and down again to i4if.
, 1865-08-02
EMO5I NASHVILLE,

1t the Sherrnsn banquet, insisting :t.t the re
porter. pre- eeent should rot report the proceed
lEes, Gcaera's G. D. Wager, Shsnks, Buei, an!
Col. r. n Hudson
, 1865-08-02
Sure to Regulate the Bowels>
Relief and Health to your Irfa1ts

Ne have put 10 I'D sold this Ar:1als n1 ovu NJ~
aad CAN aAy II COEFIDENCH AND xRUEX q
l. F1A. 1e elYc ncyE been Aold to ~ Qf 81y uG1D
netlctne-EETER Has II EAILHD In 4 AU41KB u
NsiAaC1 TO K1FECI L CUm, whaa 1naV
uAea. never dlt NJ know an instance ct dtsasAests
noo - ~ oae Hao ased It. On rae contrary, N m
oensn'ea VITA IL coerattcnt. Aat spta1 IN tHEs u
eouus1daacn Of ii r,sE.cal efae:1 a-d medical N
raes. ne Sp.~x tr .a:s uas.er ~WHAr Wr ~
aSon. a.ses u 1ta.a experiences; AND PImn8
0oA AEFUEAT1oS F0R TuR F0LFu.xHxY c0
nHAt8"1 HERE DRCLA1x. In At1aaas syep II
ssAIse "he.ae aaas suffering ..cm pal7 a16 a.
zalsotea Assdf 2s t7spp u stEt.ure.ed.
fuad1sect!ons 70. using viii accompany arch nasssx
Noae xena1ae naitss toe no stnt!e Of CURTB 4 fN
SNs. fev Fnrs. u CT tho o7:sias wrapper.
kold hy nTuIXt4.k sAsp14ados Ii il xoriA
, 1865-08-02
Supposed Capture of John HI.
SMEFUtt. -

HAna1snuRa, Au:. Ia MAJ supposed to be
John u. Sarsttt, che Of The consptEators tmplI.
Gated tn the ASSASSINATION of PsesIden1 Lincoln,
arIised here In msnsces uadtr proper guard IN
the morning train from .Pistsbu.gh, and lett for
Washington in tie Northern CeatrAl trsin At
Texaf.
, 1865-08-02
STARTING THE ATL AM.
TIC CABLE,
The Situation in North
Carolina,
DisTatch from Gov. Holden.
IMMENSE FIRE I'm Gas
saba, TURKEY.
Cholera Disappearing from
alexandria.
FEGNK WASHINGTON.


Appointment and Dfsula.n1- manu-.
fAclus Ing Statistics Conf1scation
bales In Florida.
, 1865-08-02

~ The Boston Traast1ips ssys that thers
are upwards ct eight TOM Of silver plate In the
4th district Of Massachusetts,. Tho largest
amount rstutaed b. any one nan IVES 900
ouncee.
, 1865-08-02

nnssfsslppl and Missouri Railroad.
: The schedule for the reorganization of this
road, as announced, IL as follows:
Sell the road under decree of foreclosure ::
let 1t be purchased for the benefit of the
creditors and stockholders asserting to tbs
agreement.
Pay the asserting creditors aud stock.
holdera with bends and stock Of the aew
Company, as follows:
For the first mortgage, easte1n diri1on-psr,
in the new Conpauy's irss mor.g bonds,
mu1ated up to the time Of Issuing the lew
securities.
For the rest oT Ue bonded dit, including IN
co,ne 6onds---50 per cent In the new first mort
gage bonds, and all the balance OF the priucl-
pal and Interest, up to the time OF l&snfng the
new securities, in preferred stock.
:, Stockholders sutrendering their stock IN
the old Company, to received so per cent II
the new Company's common stock.
See comparative statement below:
Flint Mort. East Div. &, ,o0a,ooo W s,,6I'eSo
q do do do ...... 40.oo aSo,oo9
ea.q * Mest Lsaa D19 Gfsas:::: ss9 ,sSS 81 SSS
"a do DO do 8Qo,M1 347,5e1
Income Bonds.........-... $4,000 as0,N0
1et Mortgage Bonds reserved for tho ~'~''
completion OF Road 10 DeaMoinA.,. 1,a7i ,1oo
Tuta. amount Of Eew Mort. covering
r3s:s3;s Hsss n :'5ts ss's i 5s@ ;Si,s; ]
Tctal.. ....... $o,ooJ, 900
Common ettck or Lew compacy........ 30W,C00
Total. .sla eoo, ,ooo
Length Of road to DesMo1nes. 81 mllas,
including Oskaloosa branch. Land grant,
Gj0, COG acres. -
, 1865-08-02
FEOJ1 ST. LOUIS.

S'ven nth WlsconEin infa antfy-Tle ID is-
ktAsspp1 and missouri fktTess-The q
UDivk Pacific Aallroad-Thc Over.
laid Mall
, 1865-08-02

Probable Representation oF Tczuesiea
In the Next r0nSrcfE-Po9ftIOa Of
Cnndtdates-Mtlitar etc.
, 1865-08-02
FBOM SPRING EIELp.


Military FsoyementE-Cntro not to be
nN6e fSendrxroEa- Earpe nt4rs on
u Strike-rfopoEtd Hllfsnry Recers
t1tNs
, 1865-08-02

Gone to California;,
Ekw ToRk, Ans. 1.-Geo. Hslletk called to-day
for Gu fQ{uta,
, 1865-08-02

A Hrece Of NcEro Cekes-ShetyGnE sbe
old Hp1eft ssf slavery Hud the Nsw
Np1EA Of xIbeFEY.
, 1865-08-02


The Jacques de Aojay, new basqua recently
built At Liverpool, for lake and OCEAN trade, ar
rived htre this morning, direct from Liverpool,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
L A T. E r .
Grant Within One Mile and
q half Of the Southside
Railroad.

We have information from the army up
TO three o'clock yesterday afternoon, at
which time our forces had advanced 70 the
lower side Of the South Side Railroad, and
In front of the works defending that road
Fighting began yesterday morning and
the rebels were driven back 70 their do.
fences, our troops engaging them success.
fully at every point. ."o."
Up to three o'clock, the latest hour, we
have information that General GRANT's
army was lighting with great success,
having advanced 10 within ons-dRd-a-hdlJ
miles from the South Side railroad.
Meanwhile, sHHRiDAS has swept around,
and has doubtless Gre this cut tho railroad
near Burksyllle Station. s.... ,
Grant and his Generals are moving rap.
idly on the road TO peace. ,.-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
The signal Corps.

b The North Carolina Tunes pays the fol-
lowing compliment TO that invaluable aux.
Hilary Of our military and naval service, the
Signal Corps'
From the time Gen. Cox left Gum Swamp
until he reached KlnstOn, constant COM
municatlon was kept up between head
quarters and the terminus Of the electric
Telegraph. On arriving at Klnston, 1nd-
Ing the draw Of the bridge gone, pole was
cut, extending across the chasm, and
Lieut.. j. b. KnoT, taking the truce nag,
brought In by the Mayor or Klnston,
shinned across the pole, and established q
signal station from the top OF the hotel
building In Kinbton, opening communities
tlon with the army before our plckets had
established themselves In town. To the
Signal Corps belongs the honor OF the fret
occupancy Of Kinston on the 14th insL., the
anniversary Of the capture OF New Berne,
three years ago. .....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
Items from the Nsw Bsrns, N. O.
TImes OF the 2sth.


kiEsToN,-Mr. VIM. II. wood has been
appointed Local Special Treasury Agent al
Kinston. .. ...
GoLpspoRo'. Joseph W. RthrldEe has
been appointed Local Special Treasury
Agent al Goldsboro'. -.
po,vovr -wm I.w.or bss hoer an
noInteS local speciaI Tresspry hvent y,
Ro.noLa Isi.nd
NVanoA' m, 1o r. 49,, :,
,oe Still ihni Sohh-hnS'rei -iNlS , oa.en ~
Wv Ioool P,.soneis @ Sr'eS ~ 'onn on
sunday ,S n.Sns San,a.,, ,V s.o Sa iIrour no ons
Rhstt smIIies of sontb Carolina "''
~" ".
hhfUesss aie pouring into NeM ,.N DeIne
,vaLIuI rase' nyeIy rnin iion uo'os
ooIo or,uBs hluIli'uSvs VI 'neso PooI eiea-
lures lhey hteu @iu Anu sJmPAthy'>
AMoSsTBR MAn@--The steamer Crescent
arrived Of this port on Saturday last, with
over 900 bags OF mall for Sherman's army
now at Goldsboro'.
ANOTHER MAn.-The steamer John
Faron arrived at this port on Sunday night
with ia bags OF mall and 20 bundles oI
newspapers.
A coarrssIoS.-A rebel nirats. who de.
serted at Sonth West Greek, says on the
night Of Hoko's bloody assault and repulse
he Was.on duty as sentry, when he over.
heard the following conversation between
Gen. Hill and Col. Beard.
HiH,-"Colonel, what shall We do ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
EXXR4l|
Grants Arhiy Moving.
The Rebels Met and Repulsed
with Loss.
sheridan on his Way 10 Burks-
willie station. rsI

Information received from the Army Of
the Potomac, 70 Che evening ofWednes-
dag, is 70 the following effeetI gal sg
The route taken BY portion Of the army
Is the same over which Il has Travelled
several times heretofore, namely. the
Vaughn and Halifax roads, running south
west across Hatcher's Run. The column
started at three O'Clock on the morning Of
the Goth inst. sg.... .... u. ... -.g... -
A Isrs.e cavalry force under General
Sheridan, took the HALIFAX road toward
Dlnwiddie Court-house.
The infa ntry column crossod Hatcher's
run, on the Vaughn road, but met with no
opposition until they reached within .
short distance OF the Boydton plank road,
where the enemy's plckets were found and
driven back. ..l.r.. .....
Griflu's division was sent up the Quaker
railroad. About three in thu afternoon
q division OF the enemy made lts appear
ance, and not knowing the strength OF
our force formed in line and charged, hut
the rebels were repulsed with very heavy
loss. A number OF prisoners were taken
and brought In. They said the move had
been complete surprise TO them, ss they
had expected an attack in the vicinity Of
Fort steadman, and that their troops had
been massed there TO meet It.
II is believed the rebels were hurrying
men toward the South Side railroad all the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

GnNRRLL PATRICK This oftieer, 90 lont
tho Provost Marshal General Of the Army
ofthe Potomac, is now on duty at the
Headquarters Of Lieut.. General GRAHF In
the field" as Provost Marshal General of
Allthe Armies operating against Richmond.
All the police and trade regulAtlons and
the secret service Of these armies are un-
der his supervision, and the present en-
cheney and practical utility Of these branch
es Of the service are owing 10 his superior
foresight and Judgment The representa-
tiyes Of the ptess aud tho puryeyors and
suffers have always found In him a arm
friend, so long as they were ,dlspoSed 70
conform TO the wise rules which he has
believed II his duty 10 prescribe for theIy
goVeFnanee, while any promedltated In
frlngemept Of them has been severely pun.
ished. For integrity and justlce the char
aeter OF General PATRIcK stands unrlyAlIed.
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ImporsanI DsoIsIon.

The following important decision has
been made by the Second Comptroller Of
the Treasury: r..,.gg.. -...-..... z.
"The instruments Of bountIes under Cen
eral Orders Of June %, 1858, are payable
on regular pAy'dAys, with an alternative
founded ON time Of service since enlist
mont. In fact, the instalments are In
tended 70 Indicate hs time for which they
were severally made payable.
"If an enlisted man, entitled 10 bounty,
I, be discharged after q service, from date OF
mustor-in, OF two months, elk months, one
year, eighteen months, &c. g., he is entitled
70 the particular instalment based upoa
each Of these respective periods OF time,
although the regular payday referred 10 In
eho General Orders has not occurred" Z.
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VAN AMBunoH a Co.'s MnNAomIn. AZ.

VAN AMBUReH q Co.'s MBNAaHRIH, af-
ter enoountoring numerous unavoidable do
lays on it, journey from New York, has at
last arrived, and, in injunction with ThAyer
d NoyeI circus, made grand parade through
our principal streets this morning, presenting
. aplsndld appeArNnce A gorgeous band
chariot, drawn BY twelve bsAutiful spotted
horses, and ths snormonS elephant "HAnni-
bAlP were the most prominent features OF the
display, which attracted great attention. This
sflarnoon and to-night perioTmAnseh will be
given In the mAmmoth pavilion on Sltth
strSet, few rods south OF the RStionAl Hotel,
when All the attractions OF the combined cir.
Gus and menasario will be brought into reQui.
sition. MAtinees for fsmilies viii be given
daily during the stay Of the combination In
this okty. b. .... ..r... o. b.. Boz ....-.' '.H
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Guerrillas on the Bal
timore and Ohio
, /. ..... .., Railroad.
A Passenger Train Captured
The Passengers Robbed and the
n Cars Burned. wv -

BALTIMORE, March 81 The western
mall train for Wheeling, which left here
yesterday morning L9 O'Clock, was cap
tured by q band Of rebel guerrillAs at
Green Spring, about sixteon miles east Of
Cumberland, yesterday afternoon. The
passengers were all robbed Of their watches,
pocket-bookS and other ValuAbles. r'va ~
The train was then burned and nearly
destroyed, but afler the robbers len the fire
was extinguished, and some cars WerS
saved ..Tr q r5T's a.r.grhgal D E.nr q
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Tn. oonn.o,lout El.Ot,on,

The annual election of State officers and
the somi.ahnuAl choice of members OF Con-
gress occur simultaneously In Connecticut
on Monday next. The following are the
two tickets for State officers, also for men,
bers Of Congress andior Senators. 30 far
a. oomplsted the nominations have been
g State Nekotl--FoF Goyerpor--W VIM, A.
Buckingham, u, Origen 3, Seymour, ID.
. For Lieutenant Governor Roger AVOrill,
u, Thomas II. Bond, D. ~. ri.
For seeretAry--J. Hammond Trumbull,
Vi James II. Hoyt, ID. ..,'
For TreAsuner-GAbrlel W. Colte, U. 4,
Andrew l.. Kldaton, ID. fn. ID. .r.-..
For Oomptrpller-Leman w. Cutler, u,
Lloyd Z. Baldwin, ID. 3 .laI,t NAL -
Henry q. Deming, U, Henry A. Mitchell,
ID. eds Bamuel l.. Warner, U,I Edward
A. RuBeells d. Sd q Augpstus Hrandagee,
U i Frederick L. Allen, d. 4th. John n.
Hubbard, VI tWilliamF = .TaylOr, D. bnl
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II has been ascertained at the Currency
Bnresu that the State Banks OF MAssachu.
setts and New York are rapidly being con
verted into National Banks. Those OF
Rhode Island have commenced availing
themselves Of the enabling act recently
passed, and the banks all over the country
minifest . similar disposition. The law
authorizes the National Banks TO Issue one
sixth Of their circulation In notes OF less
denomination than s5, and the Currency
Bureau has received some Of such currency,
which will be Issued to such banks In the
order Of their organization.