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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 23, 1::1.
CITY AFFAIRS
sfxrsozat.ontca °narrations for tbe,Ga
- zatteOpy G. g. Slaw, Optician, n Falb street
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RZPUBLICADI GOWITT
101 FILMDOM 71:11X11 =ICON PLUS
WILLIAM D. MOW:IRE, PitUbsuitt.
ra against nnicur tonic, cam
MORT W: WiLLLaWS, Pittsburgh.
asioataii nun mum ru,s
'JOHN BROWN, at Bois Towelbip.
Pal *3,0301
JOH* Pi PlNltillt, kittsburgli.
''.- ," THOMAS WILLTA!de, Alleghtty :
THOSIMI J. 81131I&M, Loser 13:. Ohlr ;
PISSIII C. STIANN‘IN, Ingrain •
VIPILLIW.At 11111130311t1. IdeOlndlets;
• ' - N.lOlllll l OliD WNW; Pittsburgh;
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. - i Poi Barnum i
. 1111.11.1tY WOODA, of Ptebta tp.l
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lIIIINIIY_II4SOFtot Upper lit. clelr tp.
.1 . 1..,i„ Onoittitoszit:
; . . - Man) Gotamio,or wiat.• tp.
AARON LLOYD, of Pittettire,b.
. 1 roa coaortio:
JOHN 11cOLIINEL of Pluaborgb
POZ DIUCTOS OP
ROBB= IL DAVIS. of Oblo tp.
The V. 13. Gland Lodge.l. P. 0. F.—Rea•
..otatleae On the motels—Biitihmore
twiettatati—The Archive,, eve.
Provions totbp -adjournment of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, at its annual
meeting in Baltimore, the following preamble
,and resolutions were presented by a Maryland
repreeentatire andadopted :
o!rWarazal the very spirit of oJd.Fellow.
elpip—the Welt would breathe over all the
'iverld—the profession it makes everywhere,
' and at all times recogsking but one nation—
the - earth; but one famiiy—the race of man.
This is one of its boasts—one pPlar of its
strength; and whereas its universal adapta
titata.theLianis of man in the demonstration
that its principles are inspired—its doctrine.
divine; and whereas the trouble, discord and
faction that so often and so fiercely prevail in
age betweenthe various associations of the
day, enter not into the portals of Odd. Fellow.
ship; add whereas, the Inekeriegm, thejealon
sits, the strife for place and power, the spirit
of eggiandisiment, the tin tights . of self, the
contests of sections, sad of party, which per
vade society,. embitter friendship', and oats
.
alonally.eveAdesierate the sanctuary x- have
east no shadow within our. mdgee ; and
_Whereas, - to cement more strongly the ties
that buid_ria together, and to renew our vows
and devotion upon the veered alter of Odd-
Fellowships - be tt theirfore,
Resolved, That the perpetuity of Odd-Fel- •
lowebip, antEits beneficial eau only
be maintained and exercised by a rigid adlier
'ince to its ritual and andamenial laws.
Rewired, That the members of this Grand
'Ledge will employ every means, and will en
deavor to impress upon the minds of their con
stituenti the necessity - dart doing, to cultivate
and practice these sentiments-and principles,
which will be best alcialated to preserve oar
beloved- Order intact, wherever its benign in
thence has spread, wherever the banner of
Odd-Telluwahip has been unfurled.
. Resolved, That it is the duty of every good
Odd-Fellow, at all, times, so to act and solo
iipitak, that their Words and 'deeds may give
no lest cause of - offense to those whom cireum
stenceis have, for the time being, cot off from
_friendly and sociatintercourse with on.
Reseirid, That ,this ..Grand Lodge hope.,
and will continue 'to' hope, that the trying
difficutties, n which h ave
stow existing, and ei
shaken our common country to its very Coen
datioe---ceeeing distrust and estrangement be
tween brothers end friends—may be speedily
and amicably settled, and that the storm
-. which: anew raging in the breasts of the peo
ple-of this ogee peaceful and happy lend may
tiaissueged,,, and the cloud, which hare dark
ened' the hopes and blighted the prospects of
a whole nation may be swept away, giving
; place to a cloudless sky, a bright and geeeron.
attnibbie, 'bedding peace, harmony and joy
ovannd-throughout this wide-spread land.
',The question of the selection of a place for
the next meetufg of the body we• taken up,
and it was decided bY a vote of 41 against to
-23 for, not to hold it at Indianapolis. Balti-
Mere and Byrause,N. -Y., ware named, which
Ibd to an-Atenmonitios disettesioo. Baltimore
was stigmatized in unmeasured terms; one
member declaring that it should be destroyed;
that the present meeting was. only under the
protection 'of A provosit mental. The good
name of Baltimore was ably defended by rep
resentative Wm. H. Young, but it was;finaly
decided by a vote of one majority SO hold the
next meeting at - Baltimore.
A raeolutton was-subsequently adopted an
thoritingtheHepaty Grand Sire, in his discre
tion, if he deems them unsafe in Baltiriore, to
.remove the archive, of the Grand Lodge to
Philadelphle or New York.
Tanga& Pratilea and Parade.
Oa Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, we found
ourselves afthe headquarters of the First Ward
Rifle GuardsiEsplain Hambright, on ',Rebecca
etreet;Allegheoy, We found some thirty of
the member! in uniform, prepared for a target
.
excursion. Two cars of the Manchester Par
manger Railway soon drew op to receive the
company - , when all the members, including
band end gnest, stepped ip and were driven
ilown'to the station of the railway, where the
company', formed and marched back a short
distaara to `a .shady meadow, the property of
Wm. M. Darlington, Erg., where the target
wukilieed at 's distance of eighty yards. The
'hooting wee good: there ware '72 abets braids
of the fifteen-inch circle, out of 120 shots fired.
Several elf these were in the immediate vicin
ity of the "bull eye."
About 6 o'ibick the company again embark
ed In the care, and were carried tett:Fri:bine°
of John T. Logan Eeq ., on Western avenue.
Mr. L. Orderly Sergeant of the eompany,and
math esteemed by every member. He had in-
vited them, on thin occasion, to partake of hls
hospitality. The company and guests, ante
beriog over 4,o4asone, sat down to a 'umpte
en, repast, after doing fall Patios to which, "to
erins'-ers, Hie word, and the Rifles gave an ex
ot their proficiency in the manual of
arms, company and battalion evolutions, "kir
!mishiog, AO., by moonlight, in the beautiful
grounds in front of Mr. Legatee residence. All
the spectators' agreed that the company have
attained a degree of rupiah, and promptitude
In drill alike creditable to tbemselvto mod the
atioert. -
At s late hour the company ware drawn up
in line 'in front of the dwelling of their kind
host and beaten, when the highest military
honors ware 'tendered to them by the company,
who immediately afterwards marched to their
irinory and Were dismissed.
Wo have rarely apent an afternoon an agree.
ably. When-the First Ward B,iflnGuards again
- go outlet - target practice, May we be "about"
to participate.
PROMISOR or MAtn/DIATICII DI ens DIM
' ZIN UmessoinvoOn the Dim inst, the Tons
- toes of the Weitern University elected George
Harvey Christy, A. B , to mimed Prof. J. D.
- Haneock, With has resigned tho Professorship of
!dithematici, width be boa so ably, and lath
- ibotorily filed in that institution, to enter on the
practice of law. Prof. Christy's eoulid scholar.
ebip, and his odmplete mist:ass whi engaged
in teaching; warrant the belief that be will
prove a valuable Requisition to that institution.
The large and constantly increasing number of
students in the University, at the presorit time.
Is very eneouraginso to the Trustees and Fecalty.
Buitax4ay.—The - residence of 'a fierman
shoemaker, named .Gippesich, on the corner
01 Ohio and Vest stretti, Allegheny, was en.
tared by burglars - sometime daring Friday
night. An implies was egeeted through a
second shit,' window, as is supposed, by mans
of a laddas. • The thief also succeeded in
ItettirlLiat.o_thi.heilsoorn hir:
vying ,art, ; visitable gold watch, which ' was,
banging cr.the wall, near the bed. There
bare beenisitresst robberies' in that , vicialty
within the past law days, and the soppositioa
is thaethey were all perpetrated by the game-
Weir LC/LVI est Morwas.—Capt. Maurieii
Breatmaii.lbo haa ;command of a company in
and who ham been
hare for BOTerlr, days on recruiting duty, win
ker* oa 'Monday with a detachment of mem
We learn WA Col: Bewley still requires about
brio kw reguireatitp to
the required standard, and Capt. Brennan will
be ratteraikyttleA t garish*, who Au- heed
crrderitheis ii. tecruitiag
771-. tcmnitilnloskutisit,siews and the He•
- - iest - rerrairi:43 - irluTeitli7aniTiiniiiiii.
- At an early bout on Saturday, the County
Commissioners were beseiged by several hun
dred women--widow,, wives sod mothers—
demariding their weekly pro rata of the relief
fund, but uphill noon they had net been paid
a cent, and after waiting !several bourn they
were sent away empty handed. The Commis
sioners, as ire showed at the time, made a
fable step at the outlet of this busmen, by
appointing tax eolleetore In violation of
law, led now they are beginning to realise
the difficulties of their
. pcieiuon. We endeav
ored to extort some satisfactory reason why
these:rlpeedent and worthy people were not
promptl paid the pittance allowed them, but'
t
all intor icon -in studiously withheld. doubt
less becauseit would not be agreeable to the
Comeithisionene and the Relict Board to have
the feet. published.
We learned from an intelligent outsider,
however, that there is likely to be some legal
barrier raiied to the payment of the relief fund,
but the exact state gt.the case hfs been kept
in the dark. The County Solicitor, as we are
informed, -
. has been asked to decide the le
gality of the mode of collecting adopted by the
Commissio era . and that no money will be
osideut u 11l this point. is decided I A very
fitting tim , indeed, to instituto legal inquiry ,
.
now that be wives of eur brave volunteers
are deman log the mentor to, put bread into
their child tints mouths I The empty market
baskets t at we saw collected there told a
doleful t e when carried home empty. The
Commis' DM hlire already "pot their foot in•
to it," a d they may as well "wade through."
Let the Bay out now and Inquire as to the
legality f their course hereafter.
All th s trouble and criminal delay might
have bee avoided if th e Commisaloners had
suffered t is payment of thin tax to be made di
ram to County Treasury, end drawn in ad
vance fo any sum they . might hava required.
They we solicited to do so, but their love for
"colleoto a,", and a patient -desire to dispense
patrons , operated naiad this plain, reasona
ble and °lot method. Ae a eonthquenes, from
$5,000 to '57,000 of the fund goes_ into
the pooels of collectors, which otherwise
would h ee been eared to the tax-payer. by abate ent for prompt payment. Legal Gem
)
,plleation are likely to be developed, and (unless
a speedy. issue Is - arrived at) much suffering
will be iotliated upon the families of our volun
teer,. The whole affair has theater been badly
managed, but If we do not mistake the temper
of thorn who are now demanding their just
dues, the Relief Board will coon be compelled Is
eel.
Fort Pitt Artillery
We hole already noticed the gilt of a Lottery
of four rifled guns by Chas. Huss,' Esq., of the
Fort Pitt Wcrke. Lient Keep, of Col. Gearra
regiment, bee been detaited to recruit a com
pany here, to take charge of these gene, to be
attached to hie fine regiment. Capt. McGill,
who lila been recruiting a company on Semi.
nary Hill, Allegheny, has accepted a position
in this battery, and hie men were ■worn into
the service r by Col. sam, on daturday tamp
ing, and will leave for Point of Roche, MO
were Geary/ regiment i■ now stationed—this
_evening pt 4 o'ciock p. m.
This ii a popular branch of the service. The
Fort Pitt flattery is decidedly a Pittebutgh t
stitutioe ; the guns are rifled, of the latest ma
proved pattern, and are now being mounted
and put in order for immediate service. ;The
pay of the artillerists is better than that of any
other breach of the service. This battery is
to be attached to one of the finest at Weil as
the Largest regiments in the service, and will
be placed under ■nave drill at once. A few
more sober; steady young men will be reeetv
ed by Case ipg immediate application to-day,
either at the camp, en Seminary Hill, or at
the office of the Fort Pitt Works, Etna street,
'filth Ward.
The National Loan
Books for Ambiteripuon to the Woe end
three-tenth par cent toan• have been open at
the office of Messrs. Hanta,llart & Co., Wood
street, for one week, and the amount sob.
scribed during that time cuing up to the ag
gregate at •8Y90,907. Doable tnia amount
■hould have been taken—but it is not too late
yet. Let the amount be arrelted to 81.,000,•
000, tiering. the present week. We have the
money—do we lack the patriotism 7 We hope,
ler the credit of this large, this wealthy, and
this most prosperous county, that her capitalism
will not be niggardly in this regard. A better
investment cannot neatly he out:tined, to my
nothing c.l the eromptiegs of patriotism. We
have done nobly in the way of furnishing men,
and let as be equally liberal with our money.
TUC PiTIIICITII AT TUT Trizerac—Thin
interesting drama is posted again forties even
ing. It is a piece suitable for . the times, to
the incidents alluded to throughout the drama
are all fresh in tne public mind, and cause
enthusiasm in persons who witness the per
foimence even toe the second end third time.
But it is ■ piece which must be seen to be
appreciated, and we therefore advise one and
all to visit the theatre before it is withdrawn,
to make room for the novelties which the man
ligament have in preparation.
SOLDIER Secrr.—& soldier, bolongiog to a
company now In Camp Wilkins, was shot last
night by a gardener, while "foraging , ' in the
garden of Mrs. Denny. It seems that the man
tied trespaesed upon the property for the pur
pose of stealing melons, and was fired at by a
man in the employ of C aptain Brereton. The
gun was loaded with buckshot, several of which
took effect In the arm and one grazed the tem.
ple—a gentle hint that he not soon forget.
Sonoma& Orzannon.--On Friday, Sep
tember 514 Dr. James Stuart, of Greenville,
misted by Die. Brown and Thompson, re
moved a tumor from Mrs. C. Hetrick, aged
51, living near Troy, Jefferson county, weigh
ing six pounds. It was molted on the ghoul.
der and breast, and grew up within the last
eighteen months. The patient stood the op
eration finely, andis doing well.
do:my:in.—Jame Manly, private in Col.
Lyle's regimeni of three months volunteerg,
was tried on Thdraday, in Baltimore, forshoot
ing, on the 23d of July lag, Edward W. Bayne,
a private in another Pennsylvania regiment,
and acquitted. Manly was then remanded to
jail, he being under indictment for assaulting
a citizen.
Atutterzn Buanzaay.—Onlbureday night
an unsuccessful attempt was made to eater the
clothing store of J. H. Lots, on Uhio street,
seer East lane, Allegheny. The thief sue.
ceeded in unlocking the door from the outside,
but a bolt.inside prevented an entrance.
To THE LADIEM.—M. Kitchio nod 0. Brut,
No. 123 Federal went, will open, on Satur
day, the 2lst inst., a handsome assortment of
millinery goods, comprising Boanets, Hsu and
Caps, of Mb latest style.. MI of which ..1;1
be sold low for cash.
DWI( Or A MISISTEI.—Rev. Dr. Camp-
bell, a worthy and esteemed minister 01 the
Presbyterian Church, died at his residence in
MeClare township, oa Saturday, after a brief
illness. His rernaini- were interred in Alle
gheny Cemetery, yesterday, In presence of a
large concourse okrelatives and friends.
SHOCEIPO ACCICEPT..--04 Friday, I little
Ben 01 Thomas Parker, of Wheeling, was ac
eidentally recover by a cart, which burst Ira
abdomen.: He is nut erpected to recover.
Tun Pittaburgh Capt. Follwand,
go into Col. Itowlora regiment aaaltirmislieta.
A few more men are, wanted to fill ap.
W
• rix. sit Oosinth—On Tuezdayi &pt. 24, at
our store, 210...128 Federal meat, Allegheny
city, the largest and most complete assortment
of Dross Goods brought to the eity this season.
OpCn on that day a greater variety of
Bilks, Velours, Ottomsn Beppe, Merinos, Wool
Dolalnes, Shawls, Cloaks, .to., than can be seen
at soy other house.• Alto, a full assortment of
domestic. good.. We invite all to call and es•
amine for themselves.
ltd . . Tuonnou A GROVIZIIIOIIIL
DOCTOR. C. Bonin, Rigor QOM 1111 d BOOlie-
Physloian; also spat for Rainbow's cele
brated Trims for Rupturca.. Cartier of Penn
and Wayait Stmts.
DAdmriss.—Dr. C. dill, No. ZIG Penn et,
attends to ill braacba of the Dental professkia.
natosOrattas—on Poinener. the 21d lett., at;
ll emects, AL•, s., ILXNRP S. baa0a1NBID011; M .
D, In the 134th rear able age.. .
11. commenced tbe inseam or medicine In Pats
Oman wme ten rears sip., with Mated preemie at
snoccea, to be soon sterner le talynws b y
Parebete. troll 'WI be never reonrered.
Die funeral grill take place imes we home of Me'
tattier, to Pitt tontlani4MlßlONDßlfral,lne'clock.i
Tao friends and relative - or. tie, &crated an. Invikdi
to - attend; - • ; B.
041180T+Eas' tombtr 21.4 it 11% o'clock, A. SI.
WILL wAtionalum yozugest wa, of John A. II
tacia soB2o 012 .° 0 , s4co 10 moth' sad 10 data.
Walla we art Jell below to oscura
That laths Willie. Low;
Th• *Wag caw Wefts @bon, • -
That little Walla's coma.
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'THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELBBIIAPB
itECEIVED Al - THE DAILY GAUT' i OFFICE.
From Washington.
Vi'asanstaeost, Sept. 21.—A telegram re.
leivedyeeterday-by_• prominent °Ether of the
government, dated Indianapolb, says Gov.
Morton and Col. Wood left for , Loultwille on
the 12th on special train, with 'guns and am
munition. The Goiernor has ordered the home
tease& and the regiment' on the border to hold
themselves In readiness. It is further added
that tenahoasand additional troops could leave
that Stale in twenty-four hones. Gen. Rey-
Folds, w t r
was at Cheat mountain, has, the
telegrap states, driven the rebels from their
position, killing nearly a hundred of theta.
Kldtwell, of the lath Indiana roglmout,
Seas ,surrou nded twice but repulsed the rebels
With great gallantry and small loss to us: The
(date of the action is not mentioned.
The Gdwarnment has accepted thertender of
Military iservices by the Count de Buis and -
Duo de Chartres. They will probably enter
' Gen. Maclellan'. staff. The young Count de
Penthlevre, eon of the Prince de Jolnvilla,
enters tb r t United States Naval Academy. Be
la sienna years old.
Meter auseiven, late Made-camp to Girl
baldi, hes to-day been commissioned in the
I rallithry terviem.
There fs is yet no didnite action regarding
Gen. Fremont's administration of affairs In
611siouril The questions Involved being of
delicate d complicated character and there
fore
req bang deliberation. The indications
'are, however, that if he shall not be superseded :
tin hhr command , which now - teems probable,
',other arrangements of an important burins
wW be Made, having in view:-'tis pabile wel-
Taro. Nothing beyond whet here stated can
be reliably ascertained for the reason already
mm:dim:M. -
1.
Willlain Blanchard-at this city has been op.
lhaintea consul to Melbourne.
1 Wastnaidros, Sept. 21.—Edward D. Baker,
Senator from Oregon, has been appointed a
Maier General of volunteers.
'The Star of this evening repeats that Prince
Salin Seim of Prussia has been appointed Col.
lonel (Om Kentucky cavalry now here, which
its composed largely of Philadelphiaes.
. Gen. McClellan to-day proceeded to the pc,.
:iiittian of Gen. McCall'. division, where a grand
;review of from tee to twelve thousand troops
took place.
On Thursday, while Col. Cowden's First
Massachusetts Regiment was performing duty
!on the Peninsula, they captured two wagon
l loads of military clothing, arms, eta, destine,
to be smuggled across the Potomac', for the nes
of the diem:llan triteers. The seizure was made
about 15 miles from Lootardatown, Md.
WelialSoTON, Sept. 21.—The Richmond
fVhig 01 the 19:1, says: Six more Federal
prisoners have escaped. It also contain, a
report, which is doubileis eetirely unfounded,
that Gen. Leo had captured the person of
Gen. Reynolds while be was panting from one,
Federal camp to another.
WerminiaTrof CITY, Sept. 21—Jones W.
Luigentelter, Captain of Co. B, Col. %Aisles'',
Ceti:arena regiment, wan shot in the head yes.
terday afternoon, to the woods nil from the
Kirby road, near Peter's Horne, and icatantly
killed. He had left our pickets together with
a sergeant, and advanced into the woods on a
recouncitering expedition. About 150 yard.
from the main body of nor picket., be was
midden! y surprised bye party of ten dismount
ed Confederate cavalry, with whom he ex
changed shoal until one of the enemy advanced,
and taking deliberate aim at him, shot him
through the bead with a ride.
"To.-daps evening Chronide contains the
following nonce of an important interview
with the secretary al War : A young man of
ioteiligence, whose name is withheld owing to
his position and probable lustre movements,
.had an interview with the Secretary of War
yesterday, daring whichhe made the following
catement : "Wee a resident of Kentucky and
appointed a Lieuetnent in the Federal army.
He had oeCasion to go South where. he was
impressed into the Confederatesirmy. He was
present at the Ball Run engagement, and has
been in the army In that vicinity op to the
time of his escape, a few days ego, He es
caped by getting beyond the tines and Obtain•
iog the sad of a farmer, who brought him
along in hie mutat wagon, covered op in
straw. He says Beauregerd has now 186 . 000
men at Mansesassted vicinity. They are all
well clothed and abundantly supplied with
shoes of good quality, of welch there are a
sample (showing a very good article on his
feet) Their pay is prompt. The Virginia
two, • are all well paid in Virginia Bank bills,
and a.l the others in gold. The Louisiana
troops were offered bank paper n 1 that State
or gold. The boys put the matter to a vote
among themselves and decided to take gold,
which woe paid them. Their rations are lib
eral; and in short, to use hia own words, they
have plenty of everything. He was offered,
and declined Colonelcy in the rebel army.
He was yesterday offered, and 4cepted •
Lieuteuentry in our army, in velaicifhis father,
from Pertrayivanis, is chaplain."...
The lollowieg is extract froM Mr. Judd,
oar Minister at Berlin
"The German Timm', Association of young
men, for mental and physical development,
had a grand national rapresentuire collattoe
in the city of Berlin in the early part of August.
A Oelnatiou rat German Turners from the Unt•
tel-States bad also come to participate In the
festivities, which, although largely partaking
of a political character, passed without the
' , itchiest interference of the government or
police, a most hopeful sip for the cause of
liberty in Germany. As oar American Turners
bad no barrier the flag of , the American Legs.
tion was readily loaned theta, and the 'Stars
and Stripes" had the Brat rank of all the em
blems al nationality, the American Turners
having been ale ened the head of the proves
coin. it had the pleasure of knowing that al
though Our flag cannot be cheered in Charles
ton in wee cheered most heartily in the capi
tal of Priam on that occasion."
In addition to other distinguished foreigners
beretofore named, the following have been
commissioned in nu army, the highest teen
monials having been funinhed of their military
capacity : Lieut. Col. John Fitzroy De Cour
cey, of the Esglieb army in the Crimea, First
Lieut. Oscar Breeden, of Pruas'a, and Cetinje'
Vegesack and Batman of Sweden. • General
Blanker hos received into Ili. brigade, with
great cord-Wily, Prince Salm de Balm, who
bee been COMMlSeioned to the command of a
Cavalry regiment.
ilrfEll3otl env, Sept. 21.—Gov. Gamble
y, ie.oad tho following cull to tha Con
Velltlllll3 :
The exigencies; of the Slate require, in my
judgment, the assembling of the State Conven
tion. "Therefore, I, Hamilton R. Gamble,
G iserner of the Stale of Minoru', by virtue
of the power rretortd in me by the Convention,
do hereby call the Convention or the State to'
assemble at the Mercantile Library Hall, ill
the city or St. Louis, on the 10. h of October
next to adopt mirth measures as the welfare
of the State may require.
• Given under my band and the seal cf the
State, in Jefferson city, this 21et day of Sep
tember, S. D, site thousand eight hundred
and sixty•nne.
H. ,FL. GAMBLZ;;'
Sy the Josernor.
fit OLIVER, Secretary .01 State.
There is on new■ from Lexington to-day.
The steamer War Eight armed 'from above
this evening. This steamer, together with the'
Jaen, with the Indiana 221 and 113th' regi
ments aboard, accompanied the OIeMGM
White Cloud and Desmufnea, with the lodine*
28. h aboard, as high up the risme' Cans
bridge, where they captured the steamer Sun.
shine, 'reined a abort that since by Green. The
encountered no rebel troop..
Union Bags were' king at'Glazgew.
The War Eagle and Johan returned from
Cambridge, the former to this city and the
latter to Booneville. The White Cloud and
Deemoinea went up the riverlti releferne Lex•
inogin. While all four boats Were laying up
Of the night, a short distance below Glasgow,
two detachments were cent nut ro recoin.
nutter. They encountered each other, well
mistaking the other for the enemy, fired, and
before their mistake woe discovered, four men
were killed and ee►eral wounded. Among
the wounded is Major Gordin Tanner, of the
Indiana 22d. He was brought down to this
place. His around, thnogh serious, is ibt.
considered dangerous.
Sept. 22.-1 skirmish occurred
yesterday below Fort Ball, between Company
I, 10th regiment, and a small party of rebels.
The latter were routed. One of the Federal
Mime was wounded. To-day the gun boats
Tyler and Lexington went down the river
searching for masked batted/IL The Lazing.
ton went within eight- of , a 'rebel 'milky on
Chalk Bluff, but found no batteries. All le
quiet hire and in the vicinity.
raanwrowr, Oast. St.—Thu billw2aeb pmt a
both Houses re§asstlag-,Cfan. Ahdieioh to. CO.
foe abc!,taka coctaiand or the Kiatnoty solve
tears, Lit Msgolliscsta
was pailed Wet the 7 watoln %ha nous by •
to 44aLite4Ight (eB)agairtittwonty-t*o
piiporlant trout 'Kentucky.
Lousimus t Sept. 21.-. The following proc
lamation has jest been Owned :
KENTCCILIAPiIt Called by the. Legislature of
Mir, my native 'State, I hereby gnome com
mand of this Department. I come to enforce,
not to make laver, and, God willing, to protect
your property and your lives. The enemies of
oar country have dared to invade our soil.
Kentucky iris danger. She has vainly striven
to keep the peace with her neighbors. Oar
State is now invaded by those who professed
to be her friend's, but who now seek to cm'.
niter her. No true son of Kentucky can longer
hesitate as to his duty to his State and to his
country. The invaders mast, and, God *ill.
Mg, will be 'expelled. The leader of the h&-
tile forces who now approach is, I regret to
say, a Kentuckian making war on Kentucky
and Kentuckians. Let all put differences of
opinion be overlooked. Every one who now
ra:lies to the support of our Union and of oar
State, is a friend. Rally,lhein, my country.
men, around the flag our fathers loved, which
he. shielded na so long. call you to arms
for self-defence, and for the protection of all
that is dear to freemen. Let us trust in Gods,
and do our duty as did our forefathers.
[Signed] 110aillT ANDLIIsetI,
Brigadier-General U. 8. A
Governor Ma'am has also broad a procla
mation ordering Gen. Thos. L. Crittenden to
execute the purposes contemplated by the
recent resolutions of the Kentucky Lubin.'
tore in reference to the expnleion of Menden,'
and Gen. Crittenden he. ordered the militia to
be mustered forthwith into service .
Hamilton Pope,Brigadier General of the
Home Guards, aso called on the people of
each ward in Loulaville to meet this,afterzioon,
and organize Into companies for' the protection
of the city.
The Evening Bulletin says that froth seven
to eight thousand Confederate troops and
twenty-one cannons arrived at Bowling Green
on Wednesday, taking one cannon and one
hundred and twenty stand of arms belonging
to Bowling Green Home Gaud., and soot sit
cannon to Gen. R. W. Hanson, the Conte&
orate commander on Green river.
Liionvuxc, Sept. 21.—(1t le rumored that
Buckner hay advanced on Elizabethtown, but
wept be confirmed in time for the afternoon
papers. The Federal troops are preparing for
any emergency j
The following proclamation has kilt bean
received:— -
To the people of Kentucky: The Legislature
of Kentucky ham been timeless to the will of
the people... They have endeavored to make
your gallant State a fortreu in which, under
the guise of neutrality, the armed forces of
the Uaited States might vecretly prepare to
rubjegate alike' the people of Kentutiky and
the Southern St . It *weir not until after
menthe of covert and open violation of your
neutrality with large encampmeate of Federal
troop on your territory, and a recent official
declaration of the President of the Uaited
States not to regard your neutral position,
coupled with 4,v/ell-prepared scheme to emu
an additional point in your territory, which
was of vital importance to the lately and
defense of Tennessee, that the troop. of the Con
federacy, on the invitation of the people of
Kentucky, oomipted a defensive post in your
State. In doing so, the commander annoonood
his purpose to trams, your territory simulta
neously with a Imilar movement on the part of
the federal torahs, whenever_ the Legislature of
Kentucky shall undertake to enforce, agalnet
both belligerent., the strict neatrallta which
they have to often declared. I return amongst
you, citizens of Kentnetry,l at the head of a
force, the advance of which is competed entirely
of Kentucklane. We do not come to molest
any eitisen, whatever may be his political opin
ions. Unlike the agents of the northe n des.
potluck, who seek to reduce us to the e nation
of dependent vassals, we believe that th recog
nition of the tied rights of Oitillloll is the founds.
(ion of constititlonal liberty, and that the Melo
of tee President of the United Stater to de
clare martial Jaw, to auspend the privilege of
the writ of habeas corpus, and to convert every
barrack and piton in the land into a butile, in
notbiog but the clam which other tyrant. have
ateemed to aubjegate a free people. The Con.
federate States occupy Bowling Green as a de.
feesive positicin. I renew the pledgee of the
Commanders .f other columns of Conlederate
troops, to retire from the territory of Kentucky
on the tame edndition which will govern their
commence. ; farther give yob my own as
surance shat the fermi under my command
will be used a. aid to the Governor of Ken
tucky in carrying out the 'tract neutrality de.
aired by its people whenever they undertake
to enforce it against 'the two belligerents
alike.. [Signec) . G. B Buctrasa
isrigsdier.Geneml C.'S:A.
Bowling Green, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Lounivni.e, 'Sept. 21.—C01. 0-Menden, from
lodizes, who wee the Out to bring • regiment
tram another mate into Western Vuginia, in
aid of the federal gal/moment, was the drat to
emu to the aid of Kentucky. His regiment,
well armed, parsed through oar streets towards
the Nashville depot, this afternoooni and pro
ceeded immediately southward. They were en
thuslutically received at illff.rent polite along
the route. '
t ? Brig. Gen. Ward arrived to-day from Wrath
ington, and will forthwith take oommend of his
brigade In central Kentaoky.
A portion of 04/I..Rouaseates forces are in
possession of Muldratigh's Hill. i
Justice Cation, of the U. S. Conn, to day
isruad a writ of habeas corpus In the care of
Moorehead, Barrett nod Barr, returnable on
Monday next.
There to nothing of•lmportonee from points
south of here.: Paerengere from Lebanon re•
•ort the people from the country coming in to
oin the federal (Drees.
Nothing bee yet been ascertained the
moven:kola's in southern Kentucky, as there le
no telegraphic Communication 'oath of Lebanon
Zonation.
Wm. Haldeman, the t,rinolpal proprietor of
the Courier, publishes a mod in the formal,
to-morrow, representing a modification of thole.
terdiot against' the publication of matter proja•
dicta to the feltral government, and to be loyal
to that government whale Kentucky remains in
the Union.
ST. Louts, Sect. 2t —{ln order in cornet con
fusion and many contradictory etatemiibts In
relation to the position of the Federal forces
at Lexington Ooder command of Col. Mulligan,
.
and the tippet tag label forces under command
of Gan. Price,
it ie deemed neesuary to make
the following. xplaantion: The general direction
of the &ileum! river at Lexington Is from west
to east, the city lying on the south bank. The
early settlement, now called Old Town, i.e Mut
ated beak on a hill and has been cuperooded
by Ihw Lexington further up the river, where
a steamboat landing is, and which la the
main-city. •
Col. Mulligan's fortifications are en the ridge
manning at right angle' between the two towns.
They surround the - Maeonic College build
ings, standieg, about a framer of a Mill, from
the river, which his bean Yazd an quarters for
the troops_, and strengthened to resist artillery
attack. The [tine of fortifications rune down
to the river bluff, between which and the we.
terse edge is it wide shelving beach. This is
the point where too conflict took place on
Tuesday for the ponies ion of the ferry boats.
The main body ot 'Prices, army is situated
at Old Town, but the fortificetions have been
assailed Irmo 'ati sides except the river. On
Thursday 01 last week an attack was made
from Old Town ta a strong party of roving
rebele r who were repaired with considerable
lose- and Old Town shelled and barn( to pre.
vent its beteg naed.as a shelter.
Lexington proper is in perasesaion of Price,
but is not being the theatre of conflict.
-Aleinforcemeets which left lefloreon City on
Weliticadayid they were pot mulled by bat
teries along the chore, mat have reached the
neighborhood of Lexington yesterday. These
troops could doubtlemi be landed on the month
tide of the river, the pileameti crewed to ferry
Gen. Sturgisis command ample, and the coma.
bitted force., numbering about twelve thous,
lad men, mifich an Lexington, and with the
assistance or- Col. Mullion's heroes and Gen.
Lanese command, attack and completely rout
Price's whole army. .
JorrEasox '.Ctry Sept. 20.—At the head.
quarters of Col. aulllgan, at Lexington, Is'
supposed to be 3,600 troops, consisting of an
Irlah regiment, Col. Mulligan, 900 strong; Col.
klualutlirs Illinois Cavalry, 600 men; a Ilan.
sea 'regiment', the number ant knows; 600
`mounted Goths Guard., 600. infantry Home
Guards, together with &rye 6 pounders, one
howitzer and 'two mortars.
Pedant scouts jut in report firing still go
ing On at Lexington on Wednesday evening.
The rebels are said to have ntishells,shrap
nal or canister—nothing bat round shot and
sings.
Nearly 3,000 Government bones end mules
are Within Mulligan's intrenchments, requir
ing twirl care to prevent a stampede.
Advice' hi a private letter from Lexington,
today, my that Prate attacked the Federal'
at 10 ocelot '
11c.: Yesterday, with a force of
30,000 men. ! The Federal force ig estimated
at from 3,0091 to 4000.. The Federal, fought,
them . two hours, When the Secessionist, drove
them back into their 'ittrenchments.. The
Irish - . regiment then esme out sad charged
litem as the point of the bayottet,ecitterticg
the rebels in ell directions. Price *le, tom,
tank, thin, ertli, this 'morning with' seventeen
Pioote .0f als4ary., No mistiest, of the Jose In given on either side.
MEM
EIE VERY LATEST.
.
i Lin arm, Sept. 22.—k special dispatch to
theT: era, sent from Quincy at one o'clock
thic " cram, says that a mail agent on the
H. k :L Jos. R. R., who arrived at 7 o'clock
on haterday evening from St. Joseph, states
that Cl.i Mulligan , and his whole command
at 1.. e ington surrendered to Gen. Price on
Friday morning at five o'clock. The siege
continued from Monday until the time of the
serfener. Col. Mulligan"' men were wibout
water II day Thursday, and on Friday were
collo !
/,
rely exhausted. They fought valiantly
and,d sperately. bat were compelled to yield
to vaetley superior numbers. The Union loss' '
in killad is said to be 800 or 900, while that of
theirebels is some 3,000 or 4,000, with a pro-
portiohate number 'of wounded. The newC
wail biought by stage to Hamilton. Of the
lett of the surrender there.can be no doubt. '
The 3d regiment of lowa edict:Men, on 1
j
their ay to Lexington to reinforce Mulligan,
suddenly and unexpecily came upon a body of
4 000 rebels as Blue Mills, Mo., when a battle
cninnagueed, and lasted an hoar and a half.
The 'Ova regiment - was about to retire, whan
' the'veliele retreated, and crossed the river just
in time to fall into the hands of Lane's brigade,
4,000 guano, who were also marching to rein
foree Mulligan. The Unionists captured 700
or $00; and killed 200. Thu rebels recriiited
theriver, when the lowa regiment started in
purauil. In the filet engagement the lows
troops lost 19 killed and 3D wctrded. Ten or
twelve rebel, were killed.
Hleven rebel prisoner's_ ere, brought to
Quincy from St. Joseph no ,Satordayf two or
three of whom are known to bare beeo'noni•
cerped in burning ton Plktte Riter Bridge',
foulf di ye eince.:: ,
.. _..,, v , . ,
4 stiecill dispelib to the. Tribune from
baid-i;artera at St. Lou,,, Ma evening, nye
that t surrender el Mulligan is not believed
theta, but that reinforcementt were pouring
towar a him from lour different directions.
etti AGO, Sept. 22.-Drafting for the army,
in io a, begin. to-morrow. Orders to that
Oleic' acre homed on Saturday.
Battle at Blue Mille.
ST. I outs, Sept. 22.—The following to the
actioutit of the battle at Blue Mills landing s
deavell from an authentic source: Lieut.
Col. Scott with 570 men, the third lowa regie
meat, and one piece of artillery, left Cameron
Mondi y, the 15th, in pursuit of the rebels who
left' St Joseph the Podgy previous. Scott ar
rivid at Liberty, Clay county, on the morning
of (he 47th, and moved from that place at one
o'clock p. to At two o'clock he fell In with
the en emy, 4500 in number, occupying a
strengi position. Our ski:exishers received a
galling fire, and slowly returned to our main
body, when the action became general. Our
1 :,
sixfpo e nder was brought into action and a few
shire red which proved very destructive.
At this ti tie a heavy fire was opened on oar
sieglelgun, illing one engineer and wound
ing V*o others. On this several other gunners,
Germans ir m St. Louis, abandoned th e gun,
cUrying o the pother and matches, render
ing the pie e useless. The action continued
an'hour, when our column was slowly with
drily° to m o re open ground, bringing off the
worinled, ad dragging away the gun by hand,
altth
/
hors• having been killed or badly
wain ed. bout th is time Col. Smith, who
tell S . Jos ph wi th 1,400 men at the same time
Scott eft C mtron, for th e same general pur
pose, erne the latter, having pushed forward
hie in ante men and artillery ate rapid pace
on re'rciri g n messenger from Scott, tea
mike !back, that he was advancing on the
enSmy, bal it being night, their men coin.
;lively exhausted, and the rebels reported
ii ,
stron ly in:reached, and the thicket imputa
ble e cept by a narrow road, a fur th er attack
weir p athoned until early in the moroieg.
Te following day an ads . nee was made by
thS er whined forces, but on arriving at. Bine
Mills we bound the enemy had crossed the
river lore daylight, taking the road toward
Leif ngtoo. . . . . .
Tbd 'allowing is a partial ISt of the killed
arid erounded: Company A; C pt. Niel, slightly
i
wounded, Lieut. Duane, se erely, E. Cries
field, P. J. McCafferty, save ly, And. Mu
m, enissioc. Company ; Lieut. Hobbs,
Saimlint Woods, seriously, riveter, Robbins,
Hunt uil Woodruff, sever ly. Company C;
Corporal blunting, suiting ; privates Drone,
Maddox and Summery,
in
uf ng. Company D;
Capt. iMil:er, serioualy, Li nt. Anderson, inor
tatty ; i i pr,vatts Miller and F mk missing, Mc-
Frl
Cora Gusteye and Hill,i ly. Campany
1, , Li ut. Brown slightly and corporal Davis
severely; privates Mitch 11, !sham, Saunders
sql Raul severely; Nol n killed. Company
0 4 pruates S aran and aullougb severely;
blichaid Lalla nod 51cCo lough musing. Com
pany II; Capt. Warren, ieuL Faller aererely;
Piles ev Cambia, Mc lure, Barbour and
Weernn ral Tracy missing.
Company I Lieut . Knight, sergeant Parney,
sician , Helmut severely;
privates B ell Barter , gawk s, Peppers, Rua.
sell, l u, errifield dangerouStoo a, Walley, Wilbourne severely;
h
Lawl,lsly; Wubbarne
mOrtilly; Darien, Bidd it. Brownell killed.
Three at the mining are maid to be bands ci
the enemy. In addition ko the loss or the 3d
towel there were six ter.me Guards and one
arlilleiv man killed. kie perhave proper to
state Yhat Gen. Popes orders to Scott were to
rep:it'll at Liberty till ji7ined by Smith, bat
learning on arrival that die place of the enemy
waslive miles dietant, hili sent a messenger to
Smith with word to that effect, and rumba on
prin. the rebel. battle. .
to isvrtii,Sept. 21.—An intelligent pas•
imager from Eliztbettitown, to.dq, reports
that I ,500 of Bitckner's forces, mostly Irom
Hard og cau1:47,14., us eight miles south of
that lace, and that the hulk of his force is
still at Bowling Oreen. -Etch party seam to
be Fuming reinforcements at various points.
LAtarty of 160 men went to Salt river ye e .
terra. to prevent tne transmission of contra
bandlgoodseouttiward through that channel.
?Po Bulletin ' s correspondent says the Debit
ing!' tram yesterday brought in Nati Juuett,
W. . Toodruff, Fisher,H. W. Smith and
Win iTautie r, prisoneribo bad sniped from
L
the 'onfederates. Jouett is Deputy U. 8.
blarshal, end was released by Buckner.
The railroad from Bowling Green to Nolan
is', giarded by the Confederates, who have a
force! of Gtl3 collected from the vicinity of
Neigh.
'Grit eniouniamn is restillested to day at
the necessive arrivals of troops from the
*rib, distil:led to form a portion of our ad
irriacs. 4
It.. N. Haldimao, late proprietor of the
Geier, hen left for Southern Confederacy.
g. H Graves, just elected Lieutenant of the
Lebanon Home Guards, was accidentally kill
ed cori Thursday by one of his own battallion,
while firing a salute.
_ iLtitiiirvittr., Sept. 22.—A skirmish took
place between the Home Guards and some. of
Zolltgfferre men, at Borbonville, on Wedgies.
dory ith no damage. It was renewed on
Thursday. Seven of the Confederate, and
pie el their horse, were killed. One of the
Mute Guards received six wounds, not awes
earil fatal. One Home Girard was taker
ptie net. Thilly•laTen Rome Guards and
three hundred Confederates were in tne en
gagement. '
,Tse Bulteten learn. that Humphrey Mel , *
.q.iii is at Liberty, Owen County, guarded by
sqo decrarioniste, who made his arrest.
rTWo mile, of the Covington and Lexington
Mill and were torn up yesterday near Cynthe.
Mi. A special train went from Frankfort to
Leti won to-day guarded by a detachment of
Home Guards.
`bitrrevate, Sept. 22.—The proceedings of
the ratkfort Legislature are unimportant.
'lTere is no news from below, and no tele-
Oento communication South of Lebanon
11
Jen ion.
Jet
29th Ohio Regiment arrived here this
menting. Oct pawn! the headquarters of Gen.
Kbrierson, at the Louisville noose, they were
addrhssed by the General in a brief but patn?
oPc *peed', which wee enthasiastically re
ceived, and happily responded toby Col. Gib.
sdo,lcommanding. The Officers of the l'egi.
silent itobsequently dined at the hotel; by in
qtarion of the proprietor.
Art Oval of the Steamer Sauna".
hil
.'Jonns, N. F., Sept,. 21.—Tae steamship
Sits nia;frion Hamburg and Southampton on
the lib nut , passed Cape Race at six o'clock
tilin i Morning, and waeloterceptcd by the news
yac lof the AssoCiated Prem. The following
summary of her advicen whieh.are three days
lite , were obtained
IT e Royal mail steamship arrived on the
10th Toe ateamabip Bohemian; from New
Tor , arrived at Londonderry oq the 10th. --
-
-T e policy of the English government In
win ing reinlbrcements of troop...to Canada
having been stripe - sly qiestioned,tbe arrange.
neat, have been Impended tor UM present.
lit' is_ expected a combined , Aeglo-French
dav I aid military expedition, will coon be or
gain' ed against M'exico lii obtala - reirevi for
thelnjuries to . British and French interests in
&bat. country.'
carpool, Sept. ll.—The cotton market
don hillel , llno 'at unchanged prides . The sales
or t o days, Monday end Tuesday, amounted
to 2 AO baleinu4rileat has,'egein idieneedi
the notations daily 2f@i3e higher thee thyme
rip rted in Friday's circelano. ,
: ;1 it provision market continua* besey.• - •• ~..
~ : l i Rapt.: 11. Console are garitintif
Fif f ala i
I -
From Hlchmond, Va.', 3 ,
Batxtmozz, Sept. 214-The Annie= has
received by the hand. of a relagee froze Viz
&tie several Virginia Papers, including the
Richmond Whig of the 9th, which containe
remukable letter from kranktin ethnor, , mcit
bitterly denouncing the adminiettation of Jell.
Davis.
The Richmond Examiner of the 1114, says
it is evident to every intelligent observur that
the embittered remnant iof the auhunisloeist
party fully represented in the Virginia: Con
vention is bent on the organisation of a xegu.
tar opposition to the government. Under all
the name/ that ithas berme, that elezient in
our polities has been invariably agaltiet the
South, and though the alines of last spring an
nihilated its material loan, or at least canted
Jt to disappear from theipublic view, it exiitts
slaws with undiminished virulence and 'wane
the opportunity to spring into light again.
The following article from the Ricitinolid
Wlug appears - over the- initials F. M. and ;le
no doubt from the pen of Franklin Minor :
To Whom it may Coniern.—The following
private letter to the editor is (roman old per
sonal-friend, but long separated by party, and
one of the first in position and intellect in the
great county of Albetusrie: It was obviouilly
not designed for publication, but on thit very
account it may be the better sign of dthings
unseen and the better anise to enlighten Bibb.
Administration respecting, the • temper Uf the
public mind : ••
t.‘iturtmaixa,• • 2911861..—. Dear oss
_......1,Auj.. . ~.=.1./.... .......,-fy :
I am 'utterly - digested pith your 17:14 '74tEr
Devil, and .hie, max...Welker,•and Lesent to
'know if you Will publish my spleen if fatter
it. I have a letter jest from Manassas } ! Oat
troops there one-day list week had nothing
for breakfast but salt and potatoes; W 0704 1 .101
eight miles at double outck to meet a! false
„alarm end gat neither dtaner or upper 'when
they came back to nautili • • :..• I: •t;
"Now, Mosel), it le evtdent to - tee that year 1
gerefbment is rotten MI the head. ':Da Vie
ought to be spiked whe:re men can see' him.
You have won - it. trait victory and got
so fruit, from-it-.• You hue had a chatigel of
the government for id; Mouths and have done
nothing. No meat, no Inead, no powder,no
wagons, Po anything but Silt and potatoes, tied
yet you sing out .the Gdvernment has the en
tire confidence of the whole people. , 'Now,
it has not mine, and I want to know whether
Idea have a fur bearing. The only„amart
thing, I have seen is yoer proposition to Oast
pone the_4"residential eltcuon..
"That 'is excellent—most excellent. Yeah
that and it may save iik. If I were in Cpu
grass 'would refat
one dollar of-apPropria
tie's@ for the war . holy_ though it is, radii
Walker was turn i out and somebody put in
his piece with masa epough to attend , to 'the
duties of it. I dcnot know either Davie or
Walker, but I have seen enough to raise an,-
pinions in my mind that neither pole lathe
"right man in the rightfilace.” Why talk In
them about the ennfidenee of the people in the
Administration I I dotil: feel any etteticonfi
dance myself, and I believe that I am singular
in soy distrust. If you editors would Only
speak out lull-toned about the ahusei which
stink your nubile, things would get right. It
is a Shame which crime to Heaven for yen
geance, when men of I the pea are talking
about confidence, ec , and your solditirs are
made to trot sixteen Iles on one meal of
i,.
po
tatoes and salt Th t re i ff rottenness amigo& in
the medical staff alone to damn any Arinnisia
trances. Why hoodwink the people 7 i : I
"Your government it rotten and it 'stinks.
We mutt smell at last—His sooner the'better.
You won't smell say stronger to Yantis rca
trill after you turn Walker ,out, and': mike
Davis tee the mark; than yon do now. I They
know yen can't advance Ippon them from want
of victuals and vehielea, and your weakness
remain,' potent to theta till you. rated= the
abases of your administration. The smutest
thing England did In the AlEttiollll war Was
the reformation: of show* In tall viewltof the
enemy and her rival, too; Your enemies know
you are rotten. You won't tell them anything
now by turning oat Dav i t' and his whole crew,
which I am decidedly in favor of, if they don't
show themselves more efficient. .
"But all you adhere slag hallelujah 'll'4 to
Davis & Co. It frets mit. Your soldiers-are
starving; but so long 113 the Pretident and Gen-
orals can wear dna &e.. you clog halle
lujah. It won't do, mp , Mend. Somehady
mast tell the people dolphin truth, or we:are
rained. Freezing and starvation starsjoa in
the face for the next winter, and you U dall} on
the yam= and ehltdren!to give up their blan
kets and bread for their I/oldie's. The ' women
have supported the war so far. You noddles
be la the field to-day bat for their needles, -
"You've had the Government for ee ran
months, end you confetti year inability by your
daily ways, and gill von speak of confidontoe.
It is waning hourly, I Osnro you, end' calm
the Press speaks out plainly, and that loom', all
is lost. Ido n't know any politiolane„ and I
don't care for soy, but I care for my country
and the brave men who are fighting for us, icd
it stirs my gall to see them treated worte than
I'd treat my do gt and hogs.
' , DUD'S be afraid of showing your weakness
to the Yankees; they know it Show your
strength by putting things to rights at home,
and yen will be then feared abroad
Very truly Yours,
Arrivals al the .P]
rincipal liptels
LASS FIG ELT.
UP TO 8 CM 0
BT. CHARGS3-oorner of
,
:Third and flood strata.
Ireorlurrcx.
El Wend, Dover,
Wm Mane, Ohio,
A L 8 Wilson, Dina- nit,
; 0 Tate, Bedford,
W It Whltbg. Becerblli
Andrew Stogwer,:
LPIInn,N I
rhos Inlrrt, Clerrland
8 B Tuner, Martrtta ;:0
It Irwin, Wheeling
W B Oamphq,
N II Line,
B D W Mime, Spencer, Ws
I Ball, and.; 0
M Fut. do
J L Lee, Moo:afield
X 11 Rowland. do
A Winters; Al locus
L Watklee, W Brownsville
J 8 Cooper, Philo
J 0 Beott Jr, do
P Phillips, BI
L M Atien, Philo
111 Hoar, Late iloperlir
II CiMont,
NI Yellow, Ind
AO Stephenson. Ind I
J Bell aad lady, Ohio
B Pilchard, now Lhb:n
3 Donis, Phil*
W W ANA do
tiaxsioN 110131138—t
011000 aVAII
78 Leisering, POLL
P Brodhead
N Wheat, Brit
Kolly,idoorate• VAL,
W N Emerson, Blairallie
P Metkb, Ohio
3 It Jamas, Phlle
It Warner, Medlin*
11Wokiar,AftWayns,bad,
0 Valentine, Alb:woe
Col U Btenut,llll A
J B Stewsrt. Graeae co
Blidirer,N3Alestandrio
7 leaning Lanoister
0 A Alliwood, Photo
Mrs Mcase,Cinclanati
Hamilton, Wheeling
J Luckier, do
Mrs Barns. Phil*
B Ithendcw, Cincinnati
P P Irwin; do
X Mahe, do
A Spradia do
John Wright, Bowdon, 0
D W Parapsel, Edney
.1 Mina and lady„ Y
A Murray and 1ad7,111 Y
J&Pgram, tndianapoti
G LI Arnold, Mt Vernon
GIRARD HOl3/111—Cornewl
11 TratoS,l3ll A tsocn ,
Its, d Towntead, lowa clip
J Nest Brookvir•
Duey, Morgantown
J.Liziewy, Orme oo
B Etrup; do
3 B LtIKI Phils .1
X A Ooot, Whaellail
W klyen,,Olneinnati I
W W realer, do
NAOMI HOTEL—liba
saes ma.
• X Batt, Broolivide •
P L Moliandiess,
It smith.
J Thooltion,Brookellle
J Roan,'
J Worlq Payette dty
P YoUsrion, •
3 Moles,
It McGregor, Bethabut
W Kepi. Ileadlig
RAMPS HOTZL—Libel
• • I yams. Ma
flays; litoblosott to -
00l
Ulna 17 8 A
Win Pears. Eliseo*
G D Mnßrkin, Gam Orr -
B P DVwinei. do
W P gvai, do
lOW X*Corsolck, Weeb
CI X Bailth, Bower MU
McPbrnon, Canonebarsi
II W Both
J II Lippincott, Point a
Necks, lid
N W Dllaa. MetibenTllle
Ward, Wbeellng
W W Tenney. Poreero.e. 0
HXD Lititte,lllNAL—
aL r. UL M.
B Capigllnds Ohio
_
WthlooL, bow V.FF.
Lieut. Walktognhawn
L Prah. Warm .
IN fort.
BP SWlO7fl. ,•
' NATIONAL' MM.
.MCOVIrI.
P Xeedlck,lll4, nth Int
W 11,111bere;"
7.Gooktrilibf7,.
ilmilagekit, Adria&
_kV atom ./de
ralvinootNig. OneePrian.'
7lt II iownd. Shoebeetet
X Smith, do
•
D I.tartta,Moni 07,
gamut Brldge Jr.
H !tone,
J B Mama a lady'Bi tout§
j Coleman, Cadiz, 0
A 0 Blawart, 1i ,
J A Ayers, ManAABl4 O.
'1 W GalrtM. B.a3cui4y, 0
;IS AlcOmakk sad loov
1.
J R AbeVy,. l'aa(k.rtOM
II A Ellett; NhaanoaiLl
J:W Wallace, Ida.M.c.a
3 If cLtan, Ay
a. AM Marty street:
PIOPILLEroa.
JAaagrus A 11.1 y. ligaM•
alorwand coi
J M Maybn, Poon EOM=
I 0 liamlitaa, IlatleA co
0 Galmkr, iklam4s ;
El • lit:ma, Woos{or
0 otabam,aprio Or, Ps
ideOleila.o.- W.ewia, 0
(0 1' bite, Coicusilvaa
Horn. dp
T AlUcDatlnay,Wincen
M Parole,
D BUm n. Indiana co-
J Y Vein, Iliarrark,
J Corn., Canton,
El Porter, Wlanneotai,
.4 M Thomproo. ; :do
E Bllllnialry, Eldanond
J W Walton, Jactronvals
4 M Walton, Birrion'a Eta.
11 P Brat; N ;
W DlcUlina, Vona
II Yeedlck, do
Nei Worsts, • .4
90 73emaloy,SpsI " ngdala
D Nottn7.Vtanistowa •
T steDonald. rdo
Stick, Wsetttnataa, Pa
I V Crawford,
.mttbeettland Thlrd afro-as
.ssoratsvcat.
KW Clark, LIS st; Va. V
30 atareaeat, So Z:
W L Stevenson, I,do
John Bayne. II
W 5 Vanden, Attributes
lam Rums, D.Sletoa. Pa
Jul. W eltl,lSSlseaport
i V tallith, ateensbats
• 0 Lawrence, carltale, 0
I/ Canis, !,,do
Wreck below Peseith.
Szoturroi.t t
It,
co t
'Et Woods, liyal i
I Dog. DatttoSt n =
GI W Mere. Baltatmil
J IX Tacna. Btenbenvillo
W a Burt. Oweolbc.wit
et Thompson. WlWln t sburg
1 0 Bow land, Philo tt , •
II Decker. '. 1151 i
Et Patepson,B , BOW
It litcctentrall, limns 0
. _ .
street, foot Flab.
PIOPILIMIL ; , ,
Jae Kell, WEILIMbuts
/..tt Buchanan. 111cLoY •
Mmt. J W aow.mulowea
A 1tc8101.7. FlOnboth • -
It Ifellrato. BMW.=
James arming, j, ' -
W at alibert, rotoarld
W Bartsall. ' lido L .
Sirs 11 butts It daupter,
Snowden sp I.
A Coma a
, Chesttr.
ja Otamrh. Onto it
WEbwklstt, ~,
J P IBMWedson,panit Ist's.
A • Coleman, 1 t do,.
N 0.15, Bt. Wish atton,
Jos we, Cioo loapA
J *mum, Ohio I
Tbompiaa, fro:alto
W TourataleiWilb.'
Wlisalogam ;Tarim co
•
. ws!er .
Rrodatton..
ti A Otittlt4dy
W'At
Blak hll.lll, 101epollutti
IlsplaehtittO
Mtn Rldtstsb
Mr ArtdM
:
,111
cbmmERGL4Lid - doliD.
prrrseußGH
(Reportid arßanir . aly for Ida 1 intadors4 &maga.)
Pnernacann,Parcanar,Septecobte
4017 E—The demand for Marva* it UiW tattier,
white prima although a snide firmer,
chalked Salo of 100 bbls at SI,EOOS,CCV 41
do 4 $ 145 Ai: Matra, and $5 for lamffy;llo do dci at
s4co@ 1,0 10 do do at $1,40 for Rztra,ind $1,7545
Bl 6 COtalit3—Thsre la a Mist beitunta delig to
G-cieties, with a Mill further advisee tO prffalanpi
fa very Dm; and holden are asking treat 9 50 IBMS&
ot 8 ishis et 9.14ce E. do do at 94r, 4 do do at 10; lido
do 9.lo,loc—the tatter figure for chops' Ittalimas
ster4, with a gool demand at from 45 to 4041 ale of
9 bth at 4.541485; 9do do at 45r,- 15 4o do at 4; 4&o.
mad k 0 do do, to couutt7, at 603. Rodeo la fall roqust
ta)tli steel sales at tram 10 to 103.i0.
DLOClN—tontlncee veq doll and depressed, otthato
elesialai charge la peke; sale of 0 000ths Shoulders at
5ff,0•1,000 do Plato Rams at Be. -
liitatllitati dull and lower; sale trout Ant belie
of 21.5bush'ali Corti split; sale trial atm - of 100
Nadi nailed it 40a.. WtttudWe icould lava orno
andoots44Mily omit tlisitattods.
Alitilitt ;118131!B=Sals ot 19 tbla Applea at VA 40
d i b. l4 SlACtilliA; 33 do do at 113,2302,63; ld do do
at.t. VW*: sod 7 bamkirorlier 83 11 boa.. .3
:VC tD743* cc 'tat of 12 tons &torts at 86a on t,
inea6 alpstuffs ma 663.. ,
-11.35 0101—doll; sae at 6 bbd prime at $14,541 11
. FrAY—aachan gent rale from taloa o(19 lasts at $1
€41014 ton.
9,11111/Y—dreTh mils of t t/As CoOrmioa ' S — at lie pot .
D 4 4.11,D LLP?LIIB. —f 010 oT bnihseepe 160 per
bast.'
'CilllZSZ—Ealo ef .10 Lie Cream theme at Yotl ID.
11.1D2,--tabe of 25 bona rag - di Vito.
thylLa two lots, at g 2. ,
stionarzatur AND ll t tolol Gilltn
CLonortn ?damn, Sept. DA-ZZICI:N4The Ann. .
froth daw•lirk Doing and tavezablA mutton& to
et df..nt that:market; WI the lower gnidea ealticta
hhAtmr• The lialAs cocapran 1,100 - bbta tkikleClor
anortlne, $1.,10 . 64.55 tor Antra, and.dt,&444l:llor
W tir Amity:
A blika—A far demand awl pies Mo hlghar.
saln edo bbl a 1:3111)13%o ante, the Bihar rata tr
tramdo.
DT/Aslant —Throats no change In the market as ic.,
duds ttemand crystal.. Then le • moderate Levin
tor balk thantderr and Silo 4 otltred for thata,to
balk, and 4:;i: packed. 'Bn.k dbiss'enln damsel at
. 1
£5 , 14, but bent it Sc. %eon talr at 4)4 tyg: and 45 1 )i0i.
ha torts, Little demand. .No Ingtdry for khan Pack-or
dFocarlea—xo,. markt' 'ls astir: mai of 1/0 hRL
Swat at 94e00-jic for lair to goat fatr, 400 bap Lb
Coo* at 16%0, sod 1121 bbl. Aaiun*, Inclattlag 103
bbli at 43 aact the 'Realm:39r at ak, Codes Ina It
tataatter rat. ' • -
CH1C.1.0.1 Italian, Sept. 19 —llan dm. 91144.4
020 bigber. bans of No lat 714793, and No 9at In
COW , to store. Dom iis 'higher: Wet at =J . for
neva !attar*. Iteesipte—TOGO UW*116114=1.003 bit
wheat; 77.0t0 bu torn. Bhiputenta.-11100 tWs pli,
2141Z00 hash whet t,ltaXo bush earn. ' -•--- ' • -
yrnos...,The market eoutlainin Was and on this!.
;ranee, with further. Was of common sad .medium
gangly it 40()43r; io.day sales are resorted at highs,
thitlret,ibi saran d fur egxeding the supply. gins
.11 T ego Is nuns Inquired for and ranges at ad•na la lii:
1 ta4 terApte are tat the faunas*, but the city. It, now
usWily out of first banda—Phila. N. Amer.
7 ;94L—The tiniest is actin. and Arm.alled
estria
a i m.
ara4oo.oOD ms Dal:lento Fleece at tOellt Ds P
at iillft tans ta,040 flit Paned (oo gra at Wu, and
Iwps Malta at 25a —ill. IL Tonic • , - ... ':::
Imports by flawilt.,' ;
IVIISELTI2G—per, 211nelve-17 rolls . bather, 120
bbb Boar, 18 hbda tcAtcco, bbla • flaisted.
9-do bob wax, 12 aka wool, 18 do gluing. Works
cicl %VA corn. A J Elcgan; 108 oil bOli, Eitibbhsion
8 co; 1605 hoop poles, .3 A relnery IS ht.'s a:plasi V
,Oe'ecK 87 bits wheat, 1/ Wallace; 11111 a acpbeall do
'pairs, Jobck clerbert.;o alaoats, Job. Know ,8. Ma
cue. 2 coops chick:us, J',.hn Holler; Lot walnut luso .
bar; 0 It Mapper. ' •
. 0190127fletl—per Westmoreland-1019 ski vilest .
Maike t ,o; 12 Dbl. whisky, 12 bdle carpal endlinab
llui,J2 It daub; 127 ski wheat, 3b T Ilanactly i brig
103, ebbs It - 011 us.,John IEO6IO a.OO. .
LOUll—per Arisoul•-1264 oh s wheat; 12111b/b
tobbcco.lB2l 111. floor, Clarks t oz 121 io do, Colia
hhipsrd; 100 thin *tasty. 0 Ille,lictiat co, 21 eke
ha sic., T 11 der;. t ch, 126 blob tl.bir,Oapt • 11111.0
Imports lay Usalroid.
Erersonoa & Clatitaaa BAD. Boak—LatyL 19
aa hula apple., Beek A Laraiar, 10 Ms' copper, Parks
Illellanly a 04 231 bra cheese, J B Cantata • ad: 1 by
wlWat,llaza Dian 4 bale tallow, CI N 11/53:042,1111des
ayes. 1 do apples, 0 alp A libepord; 180 pail stow ptte,
40 ;Ms theme, B H Calltam 00 as lirlaesteamstas •
/also: W bbl. apples, J D Dram 114 to do, J. Or..
Met; 20 do do, L II Volga A an =lda Wont, 1 2,
Noble* ea; 1 bbl. apples, 1 do era, jam IterbalW' 6
rota leather. B A' kaamstsca & erg .9A &a broomo,
1,245 3142 5, ./.
___, __,,,- _
_• •
ii i i.
PrITILIIMOL It WAT2I3 Dercaillo , Ba ir.lsolP.O.
Sept. 2L-63 empty NON Bellots It cat il ski wool,
8 Barbaagb; 19 bra rat:Aria , W J Sptaao; 13 hilbbli,
.1 .11. Henigillw; SIS 0.2 wheat. J 0 • Anderalm; 1 Plane.
H lileiber;'l6.l Odle paper, Partdar, mania It tas 12
empty bbli.J./ BOW 8 obb float, Baml Undo, t 2
0
5 batter, &Ismael. A Lam 2 5515 .11.8t5 Brown a
1101tpattlok, 6 CO. Mats, It To wmurao & re, 2 bbta
,rase, I booms a ect 2 Om wine, Moamar ir Kam
4 ¢dts tailor, 0 V Hollatott4 lot adl s P Bcolitig A
Valou t 0 r; 011 abeam, P Pm:warder; 120 bbl . , D
W411ac45 1 hha scrap Iron, loos 41 Lanai. - . . .• -
AINSW S.
river was ebentaWAunary with feel 10 inches
yithe pter mot. The weather was cloudy, cool 'slid
nthettied, with indications of more
Wise presenned quite a bastiumalike appearance - en
Yalr.rday, the shipments being moderate while the
etelpte ware heavy—..—.. The arrivals were she John
T.llimionale from Wbaelleg. Castings and Wetmore.
land from Chadenati. and Arises from EL Lou..i
11(e &parttime were the 0 Muni for Cincinnati. Jet=
?steal sad t flaw Munn tor Zwieriville,itottet Air
Pertimor.th, Unable for Gallipcilts, Argonaut and W.
f. liferilay for et. Louis.......—Tne Mot la Grahams from
Zicseellie, own Sallie flat from Portsmouth were sine.
twit night end will doubtless be Azad at the wheel
.bls morning. The former retsina toenamme ad{ p.
'rap end the latter en Weineedwy at 10 a.
Ai will be seen by earl, the Ane steamer Eisstinel,. errr
Capt. lloblawa, ls ar.nounred for Otacbanati sad.
L.:laird& on Wribtralay—..The Wheelbig falter ,e'
fos today is the popular steamer John T. Ilicaosett,
wept ti. W. &Instals. ,
PLarkesta by Tedegraphe "
ilmouriraia• Pept 21—Noon—Ploar iltaa et PS
rat armed:Me. Thera Is bras Wheat cacaos Was 47
80130 buck red at $1 Ism 20. Corn In demand. mcd
haa advaroxd 1o; sales 4,000. bashyellow . 654458.._
W,blsky tlrm; sales 200 bbl, at 18,5019.
Ytrw Pena. Pepe. 1-Soon.—}soar Arm, 'with an
dramus or te€l23o Da Ittatte sale, of 11,600 War at'
G 8 O bad
!o ath a r. c
. ,
W % ad a o nc e O d h 1 2 0 6 . s3a4d
a s It e ko2
erioltoM .IEIIOO,OOO bash at 41 18 for Clamia
41 85431 45 for whit. Kentucky, and4l 2.5441rit.
rfd western. Corn firm: sales 00,000 bash at 6401.
Lird firm at 80. Wbbky Is steady at Prawooaes
Arm. Itecelpb—Floar, 2,872 bbl,; Wheat, 142,983
bath; tars, 2:,602 bash. . •
ilitrY TOLg. Eopt. 21—EvenIng.--Ootton stastlyll2:-.
natesagod prima. Maar *drooped, and.tho cublYS. ,
c4cited; pried; 243.3310 higher, Puts 45 1454 214 Obb
$t 7 1 4 5 nt/tem $5 toga sa vrtear, tabs 222 -
WO bush at an da
sduancs of 15224Chkagoaprin8 61 0 E' -
oat la; Illiwankwe club 41 090118; red 41 saga a%
whit. 41 3%51 41. - tarn beery; a5ka213,403 bash so -
530.58 for mined. Pork buoyant at $l4 5:1$114 G -
LW memo. A Emolument contract Tor 9,000 barrels;
Was awarded at $l4 58®14 75. Bacon Arm sad salve:.
Woe et 1.030,000 is Lades co the governable; bolo.
dla smoked mb tei lse 91403 r., caw char 100. Salm
FOR CINCINNATI & LOU-a
DTVILLI2.—The eplrnal postwar
akomer LEIZONIL, (Apt. I. B. Conirsit,
kw the above wad W Interaudisto pa rtiota
DAY 24th hitt, at 4 cracck p raft:weal=
plinaronviy ou bcatr4, cr
; ae , 3 • • . D. H. /4WD. JILL
OS VINIANNATI ANDl d ar s it ,
LOUISPILLIL—The One Pliletlfr
steamer IIAhTINGS. Capt. Beablson via leers zur.
the abed all lateramdfate - pods en WlDKeti.:i
BAY, Ssth lost .For frefaha or passage apply bp
bbera or to eeti 5. s.laviNaarrox at OM. Attibt.
11101VZ GULAR • WBEILLIair I -t
PA2IIII . NOR GALISPOLTE ABB
14/WEBBOUTEL—The steamer ROOKIT, Oafs.
leau for the abosa and all Lotersasetste
Ittdaapi IFVItBIE. SATOBDAY, at 10 realms,
Yes [rash: or passage appiyea board or as
ft.% J. B. LIIrISGSTOB Y 00, SPaSs."
DITTBBURGH "AND ClAlr a gai r
ii LIPOLIBPAORIT—fts am an
psoserste asstrisr US ClNl,espt. Jan WOOGDGen.
will Icsvollttintres for Oslttpaite 119111reNte8.
OAS st 4p. Astarsisi, bans eittippita
TUMID/a at s. m. Yx kstabt sr Panne 4917
cn eoea or to:
'
J. LttriltraSTON r 01:4 less& ,
.
it.S43l.lteAR - WEBILI
- :ZA2(2139111.11 PACKET,.
and optstuttA plumps. 11111126eC_.:
Ggaritig.Capr: *yen, tram Platbsuatt far SUMO r e,.,
ovary SUlliDa r. st 4 o'oloblt. Pittlitlappe .
!al . !! Zoterrills tor Pittsburgh arty) TAIDATut 16
~,, p er (mitt or palings apply ots loud or to
J. O. LIVIEGAIVE *CO Agents, Pittsburgh.:
I Ef.B.Ptglitil CO:, Assiuts, *somas gulf
IstEUITLAW .W.l.lE&LlNtihiadi
Pecuniv,ne Ow steamer kV
aVA,Cegiato Jahn' flagon, kayos. waeouta -...
Intelorftts, pat:. 'eery TUYISPAY.
~
la t : sad SgTollgual", sag,. ealoaltda• IL L Inking - -'.
c Dec cow:maim vittt the regular 1714110 be IWO - . '
11211 awl ClecliarmaL • Ramming, luneg llimple,—
lag awry MONDAY, WilDlligilAT gal iranumaif '
week,* ... m passavr. Tampa a ai
gam.,
4 suall. ler frelgat or panap
c ltly ca . , a, .
12,8 00EttlE8 AND 81110 PD— • '
kji 41 bt4a. Belthacce aU. amp;
17 do . . Golden do . • • ":"."
03 do Petnitylvenia do
ebbdi; • do • d,
114 ablv,ll.o.llelateel,. . : • •
:7 , 97111ni0. do- do
, I.bblo Iltandard Orinaid
• Ala Ingo fait viedpelnis Rai CAW,
r.r A by 1 Be. 11011•19211.
(.10th
N 0.809 Xdbeety mind;
.113'W$1,111,BY WYNN, that;
A la the Catt anelia UPC% tat, Noir. 13.111? NASD , '
GGGGeeee/Meal - Ilaot'o,,pllo of, leis; 81.ath.vard, altg. of
Pltesbotar. sor the goading, gating and vetting drUto
intliatens;d7roilotd dlnadte 20 t 0 . it'
i 71.00. and It ildirobta at lb* City Treseaftesatook .
10.119 fourth street. . t4a1.0 gIOHLig,
le2l.onY illetardlal InagrdiArin, .
EMS