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' ALtrzottotootcoz, Observations for this Ga.
•rate IT G. Z. Starr, Optkeisi, t filth street
,:,I.4iontroted daily: • . .
Tarsus. to slugs
0*414:1, A. ... 76 64
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91 - t_;`76
41A9iAAA1n ...... 496.10 •
• ILSPUBL aircovisTv wzoittlit.
. tar ruslizn . naci canton mai:
WILLIAM 11. WoOLUILI. Pittsburgh.
".• LAKER samarixt firal }stir? cony:
o . mill W. WILLILMS, 11admits.
YDS loloOlLut sows minim riga
`ft LN BROSiN, of Roo Tonablp.
, r Fos PRATO/ - •
, Joint. r• IMlNlLOT,..kitudntritt.
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, TROVAR WlLLUMB,Atkibebis
raoxiis 7. maitan, Lover uotalr;
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• :MU O. suaturoN, Olksribn:
•ILLIAY noTeilitirr. mcoan4tes l ;
tIOISIIIOIID LORMlltabargh; •
HAIRY WOODS,d h*bk. Ip • .
' r PlOttall 7 / 1 11: '
aCNItYIINKIN,oI Ignmr tit. obit cp. - 7
DAVID OULLISS,of WDkls>t tp.
/LOYD, of Plun'tiriti
)(MN 41O3LtING, or Mato:lb.
rot tritons or root:
/111011,11111 T DANIA, of °Oro tp.
Vit tint
0/ Di. J. li. BOIIIIIIICI4—TAB ion.
yfiaiio monthly . vtilto to our oily bare
osadetiar pimple wilt occat.stotott with ttla
*Wolf, arrived ban yestarday, and CH so
id:kiwi) days, Monday solfrassday (Ont. 7th,
Iltb,) at the Dm Store ofDr. Ifipter,,No. 140
AWood *trap, where he has an cedes fitted up far
thi'ixsattuatlon of patleata
&tine% treats eons but lung disosses,
andlts is anis to tell this strnot condition of the
11310 by "sans of so InstFameat oallod "1141-
4inintstre," aa instramsot which he has invent.
ad; Nina which is.tho only son one of poinUng
oat thinsast condition of the lungs
Vatted Diesbytertext tynod.
,Dering a eassion i .on Friday night, the report
et the Committee on Divisions of Synod wee
discussed. and idopted in the following shape:
• We recommend to the nut central Allem
hiy
L That the Presbyteriee of Big finrlng, Con
imeugh, Westmorelaed, hicinunphele, Char
tiers end Frankfort, now under the care of the
.flilret Synod of the Weet ' be erected into a
Synod to be called the S ynod of Pittabergb,"
• winch -shall meet in Indiana, Pa., on the Brat
Tessday of October, 1862, to be constituted
and opened with a sermon by Rev. Dr. Scrogge:
Ite*. Dr: Ileums, hie alternate. .
3. That the Presbyteries of Stenbeirintle.
• Meikiegnm.. Mansfield and Wheeling, be
erected into a Synod, to be called the:..Synod
of Ohio," which shall meet in the city of Stem•
benefits, on the fitet Tuesday of Oetober,lB62,
to. by conitituted and opened with a sermon
by. Rn. Dr: Taggart—Rev. Dr. S. S. Banton
• - hie alternate.
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3. - Thie Presbyteries remaining' in tee .First
"Synod of the West,. Allegheny, Detroit, Clime
.. land, .Bntler. ?darter. end Lakes.
On Saturday the time of Synod was mainly
occupied in heeringeeporte and.dtecuzeing pa.
Minns not of public interest.
' The Synod agreed to bold its next meeting
at Mercer, Pa. -
froportant to- the .1loondhood1;.
sent.
liamr, :tautly steeped from
.4 11rrntaor Corili3, will laterosi .the members of
those - co:Opiate,' aompiming CoL Immure's
oBoondlioad" asthma -
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liunwrifirca itzgniriva Ciumsas.
. Baniabarg, Oot. 1. 1861.
Coitarra: I Nat coonalm tha riglmoat an ,
dat.yout command as moat thit rrittataam kt
the 1/10611111 from Pinarylvaillii, sad, a soon as
-the amsagimainta ate made fat that Tammy
mill oanuabalan Imar Gelatin . ' which Ors to
Me mak and theftthefttataßlosallam baaadta ,of cur
laws for ask
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A. q. Lunrnir
- COL D. Liaaure. :
Patinam MID 6ORDLTLIIIILLZ RAILROAD
—Tls TurtJeCruk extension of the Ooaeelle•
viii. railroad is nearly completed, said by Mon.
'Zip the track wiU have been laid to Os
_ depot ti.t a lighth Ward. The depot Itself is
being rapidly peaked to completion, and will
be - resiy for occupsncy_in a. couple otweeke.
A.locomotivis "hones land turn-table .are also
billsgerected. and two or dime weeks from
nostithe road will be opened for travel. The
opening of ihis division of the road will be a'
7 pea eanntieses to tbe people living along
the AIM; and we bays so doubt whatever that
, i-,,1001 1 1 add materially to the profits of the cam.
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Lucre. C. A. Atwzu ' of the Fort Pitt Ar.
leaves.to day &Id o'clock p. zn., trivia
___. the attend detachment o f the company,for Foist
of Itooksibid., where the balance of the come
guys* now:statloned with Col. Gsary's 2.81*
Penesylnala.Regintent. The men there have
been fully esifdiaied and eqnipped, and Are
propene/ tar active service. -The battery Is
almost lull, and u Col. Geary -intends 6 king
it up . by detail from tile inlantry, thous de.
- *lrons of . going should enroll themselves at
;Mice:
.> Any panne de/lift/us - of mending any
, bitten or packages can - do to by caUmg at the
.._..06041, 76 Fifth street,2d dOO7. . '
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Alumni° idonariele Teirere.—Ru.
mom were freely circulated through the city
last events& to the purport that large bodies
ot.troope had been ordered from the east, for
lbw purpose of reinforcing Gen. Fremont la
Minoan: it was noted that Gan. Negiers
brigade,' composed of Col. Sitwell% Col.
• Hambright's and Col. Sumbaugh's regiments,
--would-go forthwith to St. Louis; also, that
°SO.:McCaII bas base ordered thither with his
'liiigate..::Five kayo so reliable information at
pttatial,oleblng Were rumors.
_wax .itoneasangh Valley AgriColttral So.
give an annual exhibition at Blain
- ...mei ot the bib, 10th aad I lth Maw -Name,.
oar w i ng, of ait, and many veritable •mon
• ettoeitlie WM be on exhibition. .1e the latter
0141iyszetitioa twelve panipkiate,, meas.
--- nringfromilve-and.a•hrJf to anven.asd,a- half
• .feet is cireanalereneei cad the product of two
Tian! They:. will be , exhibited by J. Graff,
tha Pnaldest of the Society.
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Enticsms KALIL/101D Accnifirr.--The fast
Use coming Wen, on. Friday afternoon, ran
evey,and iestanUy killed a little girl aged
Wei years, daughter of Mrs. Hopkins, while
• playing on the track at Ktrases nation. The
mu picked em by he
ninther. The engineer maw the child too late
to cheek the speed of, UM_ locomotive, bit
• . blew the whistle u u alarm. ,The train was
detained.for i short time.
MEM
Pasiace.—The Park Rides j ; .Of
myn a tad the Park ;mom, of Allegheny,
(hatlacooPelliett named in honor of oar pats'•
olio felbatrcilimaii Jamsa Fmk, Jr., NIRO Ps"
nee ikia ifterhiMea. Ta. loaner company has
Vaud niftily ',Melly' upon' the Bald, and both
companies promptly..teaponded to the call of
Gan. Romania= for. ail Malabo volnateers.
EiCITZPIL BOAT.RACK.-4111Nlit. JILL Haw
mill and Woe. Campbell, both esperiensed and
oaresseu, bad as suiting easiest for
the cliasseioaship, Qs Saturday afternoon, over
the hioeosisliels coins.— They rowed in
soelle, for, a 'puss or 860, **distance Wag
three miles: 'liesurill' 1401 from the start and
roll the:rave, het 'lre wee closely , --followed
ibttielWfati friere..24:50.44466.
.
Lenin .Accreess.--A , workout on thi
Veneylvula'ituiroadinanied Innah Walters,
wu euienely Oland pellterailroad. cos Friday,
at Jliddistavna,' by. Rem the reFetr .
1111614'.0112 ,wlisels of ,‘ which .t ran- over hiat i i
ennoble' owe el bet hige bele* the knee. lie
- was takes to hie.' tenditatit * Humber",
-where be received hiedlcelatteetiet.
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c•lmemoratilre - or Ms. C. W..Cont.ixwa.—&•
.11% Cipahlocklize,coartatid.to feasts will
I
addlltdritddliaddtrill Silus,4 0 • 111 1 11 l se
leadiurod, permeating
-- Portia,: Tr Union or.. of old Virgiiid
.tdi itiopides, se whici may Peaber of 'the
By rovan.--Tho body of a lid about ten
:" Vltto IsZAt rea tiV4 llli t a t i fft l 24 Al t=
" Sfiligklt , litstlWaud,ta be lks-644Pg Ills
elf *atria aborts week sgto.la
10011110,14 at Darteraslkinr4L
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CITY AFFAIRS
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frees PI: Hans'e
artiillsi frost the Eighth Pion&
wa`Dlsiteirat, (Col.. Ham) relates the fol.
tortes i
"babied*?last, Col. 111 U had an interview
with one of the enemy's officars.:•both divest
ed tkinuelvee of &air armor nail 11,1 " oath
other half way in the river, eat upon a roik
and sociably talked for some time, szebangid
buttons end _pealutives with each other, and
miparatiiil.apparently in good faith towards
each other.. .The 'libel, pickax say that
they are destitute of clothing and rations, but
that licior is plenty In their army. They eV
they do 1101 know when Beauruard will order
thern.forward to the Capitol, but think It pro•
liable that it wilt be soon. Qer pickets and
thou 'artier - Wisconsin 6th constitute the'
whifie picket line from Chain Bridge to Banta',
division, twenty odes from Chain bridge, then
Banks' pickets cond. above Rupee' Ferry.
A sad accident -occurred recently in Co. I.
A young man by the name of Joseph Ander
son was shot through the upper arm, sevens'
an artery, but glancing from the bone, making
it but a limb wound. He was much exhausted
by lose of blood when he reached the hoe.
petal in camp. Tha accident occurred by
midst , foolishness, the perpetrator acting
charge bayonet, and other foolish 101e122V11111
with a gun, while Anderson was sitting on a
bide of y, _rending a novel. He 'will no
doubt be courtemartialed." -
Thunder Storm-Bitrn 'Struck by Light.
- A severe thunder storm 'paced over a por
tion of Lower St. Clair township on Saturday
afternoon, which did considerable damage, by
prostrating trees, fences, etc.
• The barn of Mr. Richard Knowlton, about
four miles from the city, Was strait by light
ning ou Sato rd ay afternoon about three o'clo ch.
This barn was stored fall of wheat and oats.
Before the fire got mach headway, it was dis
covered by Mr. Knowlton , ' sons, (ha being in
the city,) and by the hatiiin efforts of the
family, with the valuableand timely assistinee
of some neighbors, it was extinguished before
much damage .was done. Had it not been
discovered Just at. the lime it was, the barn
would have .been at..
destroyed, together
with a large stable and other buildings *dia.
cent. One of Mr: Knowlsoe.s sons had his
hands severely burned in his endeavorsto put
out the fire. , .
.-DrsoaaCcrin.. Bror.—On Saturday evening,
boar notorious rowdies lamed. Haw Beaty,
George Wise, and David. and Hoary Stewart,
entered the a of a soldier's wile, at Pine
creek, sod beat the bar-keeper, a man named
Mester, in a amok' shameful manner) The
husband of. the woman is absent with the
. armhand irery effort should be made to ar
rest and punish the rowdies.
•
Cm. A. W. Tama, of the B Guard',
big. leave, on behalf Whit company, to thank
the citizens of New Brighton for their boapita.
-ble entertainment ot the company,' on their
arrival there, on the way to camp...
Docsott C. Banta, Water Care and Roam
patblePhystetan; oleo agent for Rainbow's eel&
bratod Trate for Raptors& OoTrher .of Penn
Ind Wayne 6treets. .
Dzwerrinr.—Dr. (1:11 N0..246 Peon AL,
atenda to all braneltnt at e Dental prefonlon.
SAICRIEDs
WV Z —PAP H• On Thariday 'Unto& Oct(Ler 84,
In Trinity Churn, try the Ron. U. L Swope. 16 t.JOIllt
G. LOVE to - Mut IdnILY, daughter of B. B.
Pas - E, An, cr Allogbeny 01tT• ...
fIiTUSDAY,fIot. 5, 111.1 MART
VII oNOIO MICKY.% lopd Anson lour
Mom, wilt tats ohm this day oasts o'clock,
from oh , residence of her may h,r ia Opopoo'A
Ooklooa.
Stir • librse,.Owners.
HS. svirskrys INF/Wild Nada GINE
TOR HORIkIO fa tiorttotod )47,;any;
to *II ciao of Lose :cootyarkingfroin B rase, J rubor
or Wrooebtroutta effect lo toagSoil end. certain. Bor•
woe or Beale Got* Etrateboo. Monk to, tt .31
ottoman rpoodity. Ogratio and libagtox.e ton b*oully
prorentrd anketreq to tOplx Metro= otosso.plzo.roa•
*traded owl b.b.y tol ,{to mott-11.0., of a rtiticat
eon: No cue of the ktid;tosoror li so desoorato or
bopolool bat tt may be allototed Llnuoect,
in It. NtbAll APPtitarkak win mammy/_ remove the
Litoesees and hare= to traeal NLLh oompiv
ratty. eao..
'Mary horse owner should have tab remedy at hand,
fua its Malay use at the hal appears sus of Larnaca&
wfll offeetael4 prevent those feraatdabla diseases
inmitlaniXl, U., which' ail }IMAM Ste Uabl• and which
realer ea =ay 'alb' crallez- valaable hcatea nearla
werthleal. Vas adverthamehr
B. C. SILURES & CO.; Agents, Corner Woad and
Hama atreete, Pylosharae. • apatlplawt.ati
Arrivals at the Prinelitalilotels.
LAB! EIGHT.
Thtri and Wood stefteda_
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J A Medi. Portinoontb
11D loath West Wewtoa
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BB PalLataa. Cp tram';
files Quail, Waablealue
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M P X imlaVi, Baltimore
T Grier, Obi°
J P Brno% W Mclean •
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W W Able It lady, Phila
Mt. Andrew, easaaib'g
M. Pawn, Plata
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11.1 Burma • lady. r.
trait, Mlcb •
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5111. Boyd mad ban Pp- Cr
0 I Tang. Janmown
D Elam Ohlo
W 0 Doman Tptinstald; 0
Moat. Mania t I{ men
W Blaote. Thlls, •
I Ton, Prankrn
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Blinikalaa. Cincinnati
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Mr Waidtborne, Thin. .
fortano, Wheeling
WStanbenville
W Conniraa. Waiting=
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7dri Tos.r, IlinoltrMa
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11 ammo, Washington
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B II artist, heolant
WHlll,dommtt c0.,0
T Herd, Dromnsvilla
J Holl and lady, Ohl •
• V Priam, new Ham
A Wilma, Jr,. Cincinnati
Id Daroly. Ph tladalphlo
J K Drown, Jenny Ch -
ID dation, Titairillo
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II Gym, Pldhdatplita
P ♦ PAM. 8/coaltageost
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Br.;
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W DM sad Wail.
• II Retain. Ilsltinctra
&Gatwick Lancaster
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D L SWAM cb, Uinta
• hhchtWo, Wonder, 0
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W Pt Smith, do
4 P Beam, Prookvale
J Crows, Phdadetrhit
A-W Rattebsok, life ,beth
: e Hodes, Ctellfornw
It Phellyten, !Moons '
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• Wes, Phtledalptde
fireman sod 2 low '
IL It Wirers, Leotemi!er
.mtlbtleld and Thlrd tater t.
.Perrismol.
M Rae, Morganton, T.
Lorkt4 Klatt co
D II Holmes, °blow
w Briebton
Winbunes, Pa
Y A Wood,' Library ".
W MOM iltadville, P.
.1 A Downer, Uniontown
J. II Rowl ey,iple - '
W Ono, Efttenn'ing
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Bucbsnan do
8 Latimer, 'do ..
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D Brewer, Berm
Btituon, Winnfield
zr.kars nout—ta •
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Ittr aillka • rindir. Wash.
Mem, D 0
flower, Morgentowi.
Jitiltr, 1
if Williams. Et Loots .
P Ysrny. Yak, Ps
Col J W Olteme. WWl' city
W.Woodbarn,ll e Cavalry
street, below llowsW.
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tic=
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B. Pollock, Wow. so
0 D Stoddard. Polaud,o
J. Oar. Clariaa
J kattaraca. •
Yost
11 Man. Mon. c Ity.
ILI:Iron:1is, . - •
y foot of Plato'
J W smart, lalfido
Mro Patterson, alleybeoy
J B Sinatra,. Coco
J Bolowe Cladasatl -
L B Lookbarti- .
J B P 8814% Meoullegton
Pete Oerselle•Toooside
B A Wald, Library
1 , 0 Nam &Moth, 0
W 8 etorpoo„ .. •
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KID LION HOTML—No. B. at. Clear Onset
Lt. imam% moy.
Alt Hovelenote,: , .., 0 W yvat
P im ula', Homo:7 ,
at=Wolf. Wade. oo II Oerdeeb, Waibloiiloo
Battu to • Wbeelee
J Mbeati. - .• do .1 Lyle. Erileserllle
J • lOpple, lboweburg a Bohm,
OE Baimeli, Women co P Johnston,
J 8 lloOondiek, Oll Creek Covalry,4 Will
II Monk Motrr Valley - le Calbous, Goorreetomb
Jobb JamlemAL Iteeport - .Mot Port eriptr.Turo Jews
0 CbP 1 1 1 14:0 1110 • •11 -
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8 Cloplme• Oedit,o - Will la; Obeettnead , s
11 B idoestird. Oblo - 0 i Wbeeler,llk co'
.1 Allender' Tomato oo II MeCray,
000anoe0y, do II Meyers. •
II B Imtluopqa: , ',' 0 Mow*, Proadons •
a 0 Trieby, ' ' D Campbell, 011 ;met
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•H CDoscb,'.•' - - ' IS II Met.ordy, Ildenburg
NAT/OHAL UOTIIL-410. 131. Wain stmt.
11 SAID, doblistown •
b. A Ooloomoo,dp Laloyotto
111 nutlike; do
a P Ilasbeir ' • do .'
W P gad. Batter
John. Walker. da • ;
IF ?life, Btigbton -
Ear Dr Alarshall, Bettie'
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The Fremont and - 1114i Troblile.
a SpeCtileatiants .aitabiat Col.
Oerres aposidases Bs iwartia Irreision
mod 'the - Prasillderis•-bettara at' tie...rat
lirreaa•at awl Got- Blfr..Battrh char.
Cal Against Arnow:ay am. - .‘
During the 'p'est month the eoeetry has been
dieterhed by the uefriendly_relatioos that have
sprung up . soddenly betittee fif!j?r-Getieral
Fremont, Commaider'of - the Wsr.era Dirty
inn of the Army, ash Col. Frail' P. Blair, Jr:,
of the First Regiment Mill4Oliri Volunteers
(light artillery.) Tie litter. of Col: Blair to
Judge Blair, hie brother, and Poat-master•Gen.
teal, wu iinmediatroy brought before the Pres.
dent and the Babies*, and a vigorous discus
sion ensued for the:removal of General Fro
what but resulted in the postponement of each
a ,deeiiion for the present, the' President aid a
majority of the Cabinet being unqualifiedly
advetho to the removal. -
Mrs.-Fremost, who 'Was in Wnhiegtoit at
the time, received information of Col. Blair , .
attack.on General Fremont, and immediately
wrote to the President requesting a copy of
Colonel 8. , " letter. The President declined
to furnish Colonel Blairts letter,' and in the
same letter disclaimed: any hostility'to the
General, or that any impression bad been made
on his mind against the honor or integrity Of
General Fremont. , General Fremont then tel.
egraphed the Presidenti requesting - a copy - of
Colonel Blair Pal letter, and through Judge
Montgoinery Blair the letter of the Colonel
wee forwarded to General Fremont, accompe
nied with a request that the Colonel should be
released from arrest. The offer of release was
entended to Coloiel Blair, at the requeif of
the Postmaater-G 1, bpi the Colonel de.
citified the offeroald is now at Jefferson Bar
cache, awaiting the elimination beloie a Coati
Martial. The Caren - and , ipicifiettione by
General Fremont, with all the correspondence
accompanying, we give below :
Finer enatos.—Condact aobeeomiog an
officer end a gentleman. •:
..Specification.—That said Cot. Frank P. Blair,
while acting as Colonel of the First Regiment
Missouri Light Artillery, thin in the service
of the United /Hams, and in the Western De
partment thereof, iiid,lat the city of St. Louis,
In the Staten& Missouri, on divers occasions,
between the Ist and-Bob. day or September,.
1861, wok of and concerning fdslor•General
J. el. Fremont, who was then the Command
ing General of said Department, ill terms un
becoming an officer and 'gentleman, wailing
his personal arid' official character, charging
him with inability and inefficiency; that same
Blair :used his 'position as a member of the mil-
itary household of the. Commanding General
to give weight to his assaults.
Second- orecificerionTbat said Col: Blair
made secret chargo 'giblet his said COrn
mending General in a letter which he wrote on
the first day of September, 1861, to his brother,
Montgomery Blair, Postmuter General of the
United Suttee, one of the PreildeniVs Cabinet
°Moen, wherein . he sought to . effectuate the
remora! •of maid Commanding General. Said
charges were made, not to the Secretary
. of
War or the Commander-in-Chief of the Army,
but to the Puettnaster General, his brother;
than using' his family relations with the Cab
inet to get secret, insidious, unausiained and
ungentlemanly charges against said Command
ing General beforeabe President of the Called
dtates, his purpose being to have appointed,,
without consultation ' , with the military author.
iliac,. commissioner to - investigate tire 'Eire
and menagement of said Western Department,
to be directed by and to. coedit in part of the
brother, of said Cal. Blair, the summer. ".
That said vexations ind bemusing proceed
ings were calculated to, and, did in.pert dies.
tub the President's confidence in said Com
mending General and the administration SA
the ensue of said Western Department. •
, The said Coldiel course also ins
paired and paralyzed the efficiency of said
Military Department. - • , •
Third Speculation—That said Colonel filair .
wrote said letuirs to his InotherOdontgonirmi
Blair, for the purpose of effecting the reeloval
of his raid Commanding General, without af
fording him au opportunity of defense.
Curatos Becalm—That said Colonel Fran
,P. Bair , while acting u the Colonel of. the
First Regiment,. Miseasii Artillery,
while in the service of the Army of the United
States, cad
1n the Western Department there.
of, wrote and curled, to be published over his
own rgnalure, in the .Missouri Democrat, ad
&nide on the subject of said Blair's atOst, to
answer the charges herein preferred. !gaunt
hies, In which &rude nectars the following lan
guage, vie: "I enure you, '(mrianing the edi
tors of sad 'newspaper,) *wither you believe
me or not, that I .do not even shrink from the
pompous threats wipe!' 'emu. .yoer enli
emu, but whose' unfamiliar garb betrays* stip;
other origin;" which said article she written
and published by said Blair forth. puma of
and with the intent to convey the aejuet and
raise impression that articlei was written,
or caused to be written, by asfd blsjor-Gen
eral.
Second Specification. —That Mid Giair,:erbile
acting as colonel of the Fast Iteiriment Mir
smut Attillely i wrote and canted to tie
published to a newspaper publish ad is thetity
of Ei r and in rue elate of Missouri, a
talsit'aad otfainatory article
over Ma awn sig•
astute. fa which occurs the following lan.
gage, 1.22 wf. reply that I meter asked Gan.
Vicomte it personal favor that ha did sot grout
t immediately. * • • 1 never tacom
mehaed him to give a contract to any ate that
• did sot ues his istitenes to obtata
The eopres of the correepowdenes which
"}'receded, and,readred itt the Baal production
ral the copy of the letters from Colonel Blair
to his brutaer, Montgomery Blair, are hereto
appealed sad made pert hereof. The► eh-o
ast 01, II rot, Mrs. Preeront's sate to the Prod.
dent, (marked A;) second, Mrs. PremSet's
note to the Preaidsut, (marked.B r) third, the
Presidest , a latter to Mts. Fremont, (narked
C;) fourth, General Framoeft telegram to the
President, (marked D;) 'flttb,'Montgom.r,
falsir's tetrarch' to Gametal Fremont, (marked
F.). (Weed) ir C. FahaloST,l
Major-General Comumeding.
Lerma rap* mu. Pavilion':
To the President of the la &des
I was told yesterday by Mr. F. P. Blair, Sr.,'
that five day, sines a, letter was receives from
his son, Col. Freak . P. BOOT, end 'laid befoie
you by,lits ion, Postmaster Geneis.lßlefr i ton•
uinir certehi matements respeetintlieseral
Fremont and hie - military canunsad in! the
Western , Departarynt, whiel‘ letter was sob
mimed to you as President. ' • •
I was further told by Mr. glair that on that
letter yen, sent Postmaster Manual Blair, to
mt,.Louis to examine into that Depertioent and .
tin behalf of, and u represintlog tien. Fee.
mom, x have to request,. Mist ..I be furiiiihed
with'eoplet of that letter grid any other i ortliv
maniestion, if any, which it your judrasetit
have made that investiamioli steer - miry.
I have the honor to be • -
Very rupeetfally,
[Signed] - lute Benrorr Frizitomr.
.illlll. YILTI,IIOFT'i excopo none . ro TII2 . PREIII
Mte. Fremont begin; know from the Nisi;
dent it bis answer to General FremottPe letter .
can be glue to her without much further de.
hy. Mrs. P{emont Is anxious . tokettunto her
family, and takes the liberty of 'eking a ropl
by the messenger. . ,
Wesuipuron, D. C.;:sept. 12.
Mrs General Fremont—My :Dear Afidiret r
Your two letters of today are before me. .1
answered the tatter you bora me from General
Fremont on Saturday, , tad sot hearing from
you'duriog the ,day I seat the answer to him
by mail.
Jr. is cot eiaetly Correct, ru you ery you were
• told by the elder Mr. Blair, to say that I sent
Postmaster Gaueral,Mair to St.... Louts to, ex.
amine into tbn Department and report. Poet-
Inter General , Blair did. se, with ay appro.
twin, to see ant converse with General Foe.;
most as a friend: , I do'not feel authorized to
furnish you with copies of lettere in my, pow
session, without the content of the writers.
No impression has been made on. my:Mind
agamit the honor or integrity ot 04128(111 Fre
mont, and
-I now enter my protest against' be
leg endetitoodu acting in any hostility !Award.
hit& Your obedient servant,.
[Signed . 6 A. I.tercotp.
orig. raiiosy .79 Tax
.rssilm,T
- - ' September 17066 . 1.-
To the Presidia . df.: Ai United , . tater, Wash
fission, D.. 0. ' - , • :
I respectfully request you to byre Cartiehed
me a copy of the latter'refired to Inlav let,
ter to tarn. Fremont, provided you nave re-
Celia the consent of the writer';'; fled , if you ,
have not receired that coaseria,l„respeolfaUy
ri quest yen to have ii procured.' - • i
. - J. C. /hurat awes
fdejor.Gsaatal
rorfl ire tit IL:jilt/II LLTTrLro isit:nninass
Wasmarow D. C.,Gapt;
Genera/ .Fremont, Arejar-&-neral atitourad
I will nod Frio4i.lo leiton Itli oot r doldidd
- _ll-efolioe'loto.' Ile oloiald
,odfity Otidpotdick ,:rtt; 5
LSigue42 Bun,
Posts:war Gourd.
iLii-,+w
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'~"`t'rt;ax+wr - ~~avta.'zF ~:sasc:+~
8v: Leese, Sept. I, 1861.
Deer • litiget ,- wrote jeer quits fully about
oar stair* here by Judge, Getable, anal
more and more convinced of the maws Istated
tel in that letter.- Affairs are becoming
quite alarming in the Northern part of the
steteiss welt se in the South: • Men coming
hereto give information, are not eliowed to
approach aid go away in disgust.
I have fell it my duty to tell him What they
ay, and he throws' himself behind the reports
ot his officer", who are trying to, prevaricate
and shield themaelies for neglect of duty,;and
be still clings to them aid refuses to see for
huneelt. I told him his would not escape re
epoesibility in that way,' and he would very
soon find an army of rebate 10,000 strong on
his kande
,Idiviouri, threatening St.
Louis, and diverting his attention and occupy.
lng the forces he= : desired to Ale against
McCullodgh and Pillow. Ile talks of the vigor
he is going to use, but I can sed. none of tt,
and, 1 - tenr it will turn edit to bit. some rash
and ineonsideraie move; adopted in. histe, to
make head: stalest: a formidable force which
could not.hsve accemalaled, except through
gross and inexcueible negligence. •
On! fin one hour of oar dead Lyon. Many
have been disposed to blame Fremont for not
seeding, reinforcements to • Lyon, and thus
averting the calamities brought on by his death,
and the .'abandoturient 'ol Spriegfield by his
command. It 'is very certain that it he bad
sent the regiments to Lyon that he took to
Cairo, when it was supposed that the- place
wee threttened, Lyon wont('
he drivaa Mc-
Culloch from the State. I cannot say -*bath
er the attaiik Was seriously contemplated on
Cairo that time or not ; , bat I am, imposed to
believe that the movement by McCulloch and
Pillow were intended to be simultaneous and
co-operate, but Lyon gonad- have had some
part albs re.inforcementi at any rate, laid if
he had received' two regiment., his victory'
would have been complete. I undertake to
ay if Fremont acted oa them as he does now
(1
. was away and cannot speak on that head)
'ha - could not have informed himself very an
=irately of the necessities of his position. The
event shows that no attack was made no Cal
y
ro, and it was probably averted• by: the rein
forcements sent. It the lithe or one half of
the regiments had been 'seat to Lyon, we
should have - had equally satisfactory revulte.
The views I hue given of this matter - are
facts becoming public opinidn here, and I
think the Government should know it. Proba.
bly you bait information that . will twisty you
that Fremont was to blame. If so, the public
here should know it also, in order that the
confidence of the people should not be with.
held from the Commanding General. I could
not think, when I first returned here, that any
pert of the blame could rest-with him ; but
my ob Bons since have shaken my faith to
the very foundation.
There hone point which I did not refer to
in my letter, and which I intended to remark
on, and that M the utter want of discipline in
the camps round and 'Dont Bt. Logic - It is a
rehearsal of the state of affairs in Weebington
beloramle fight at Manaseas, and will, I am
-apprehensive, conduce to, similar ,results.
brought these matters to Fremonts attention,
but he , put it aside by saying that it would not
do to be-tbo, enacting at once. Oar enemies
at the door,end yet too early to impart- die..
ciplinit to our troone, sad keep them oat of
the 'Wally shops In I know that-you and I
•are both in some sort responsible for Fre.
mont , tappoimmeht, and for him being placed
is command of this Department, and therefore
I Mel another and en additional motive to
speak oat openly about these matters. My
tscided opinion is that be should be relieved
el hie command, and man of ability-put in
his plice. •'The sooner it is done the . better.
.have green you my- opinion and the
ground. kir it. It -The Government knows
more of bit plane than I know —if yon are sat
ittfud'wttli them—then yon can burn thin pa
per cid say that I am an slarrniat; you kere,
flowerer, that I ant not. No man has been
Mote hopeful and. r ‘nfident than I hive been
up 'to witttleit , ter aye past. I telt 'unified
on my return het... that aflairs were Critical,
bat that the success and elation of the enemy
'could be turned to good account, if the proper
steps were promptly taken. they have not
been taken, no dither the Godernment bu
failed to support Fremont es hMehorld have
bean, or be has failed to Apply the means at
hi. disposal. Affairs are worse thee - they were
two weeks - ago, and are getting wares every
day. Secuaion inereuing, Union men driven
out, and the General, I fear, incapable of cum
prehending hie posibon. • His recent proolama
tioa is the best thing of theikind that MU been - .
loud, butebould hue .been homed when be
but came when be had, the power toen
force it, and the enemy no power to retatiati.
Now•they•are autunentiallreelorcing sgainkt
-substance of bin proclamation outside
of Ft: Lords and oar garrisons.
.1 - want you to
thresithings to year . heart, Mid get ready
to apply the remedy before it is too late..
I will wribrytm a,gairivery moon. -I hope I
msy. have better news to give ion. shall be
boa too
-hippy : If anything ocenra to restore my
COlifidOACe Fremont: .1 am well—better
than !lave Imes for eight Months. •
Yours affectionately. ' •
['hinted] ' -loatanz. P.
• --.,. BY TELEGRAPH:
-.Blr. Moor, Ott.d.—kspecial dispatch to the
St: Louis .11eirmit. '.lated4effersch Clay, Our.
4th, says,: The , steamer Ernillk; arrived this
evening with the wounded from 'Lexington.
Aboutl,Boo rebels Vernalued in Lezingtori on .
Tuesday morning. . .;
Mr. Presoott, a olden of Lellogton,Who was
in ifttitigan's fortlfieitlons during • the ,lags,
eontradloul the report that Eittuges bea'artived
'there; Mr 'Prescott nays b.e beard „Pelee tell
Rains and Persons that now was the time to
fight if they ever intended to, and beard them
disolissing the propriety of failing back to for
tify Rose Rill, In Johnson ,i)osinty, 115' miles
west of.-Warn .thinks,
isburg. Re thinks :however,
their reel intention is to retreat sou thward; or'
to this Arkensas river. i• • , •
Slone the surrender they, bad riles. wo
'cacnoc if the louaurj.;en Leiingion, which
is 4 their field pilots to fourteen. .;
llfslligaw was,taken South with Price.
• Must of 'our army have gone forward well
appoirited atid likely to dp epiendid fighting.
Gen. - .ll.lcHiestryie .dimmon, uoder Lieut.
Col.- Totten, .moved West to.day, and ;will
eacemp to eight 18 inflation,- ; •
Capt. Able end Henry Star, "dip Were Cep
tired a short time siege ,while carrying ; di,.
pitcher from Gen. Fremont to Oen. Lanni and
were- confined fifty hours in a' dungook at
Wett'Port,..came down on the Emilie, having
escaped front Lemegtlih.••. _
Statiley,,Ol . the reinter cavalry,
k wio,diAtiogo isbod himeel at. Dag Spring; has
beau-appointed -Brigadier. General, and; will
/seems command of the cavalry' litigate of
Fremont'scommand. - ,
04." Meßinstry to be transfigred fo
Kentuaki.. He will hate command of the Fifth'
Division of the welt, end .will start west to-
.
It in thought that ilea, Prentont , will-alto
leave to mono*. , Be and his arm, ate. wittot.
elude and eonadent, and Lars burning to Want
the enemy.
Colt 9rarer and White were lift at Lefing2
top, the - ..fornier in a etitloal condition and the
fitter likely to motet. ' -
The report Win lugs amount of loaded shell
_having been - dog up loads - of Mulligan's 111::
Irenotorntei after bientrtender, Is untrue.,
POltallyl/1 MOO-OX'. Oct. 11.---The Gelled
States steamer Pawnee his returned from flak
tens Inlet. She reports' the iOlllll at;the pro
peller Fanny, on Tunis* night., She' was on
her - may from the'lnisi to Chicaptetionlecl the
encanipmeux,of the 2Oth' megunent,
and we. captured; by three rebel lap wbiab
put out ,, from !Granolas Island. Two rifled
cannon,tap-Sire of the Indian* Regintent,
including autermaater Ira W. Hart, several
of Cot . ligsrdiner Regiment, and a cargo of
tommivary • store!, fell IMO the handl of the
rebeLr The Captain 'of the propeller end the
crew alas escoped; - . . •
The Pawnee brings Other news or hp
-. Gen. Wool is expected at • Fortress Moire*
to•morroir - moralig. It was determined thu
he should go to St:Limis.
S .His visit to
,lVuh
ington,,bowever, relent to that subject.] ,
It la: well understood that the • rebels !will
soon - . attempt to run the blockade at Old
Point. with' two', steamers ;from, Norfolk 'sod
:Yorktown; and soother Imwerluistriamer on
the James river. : PaMengers by the Old Point
Boat say that Gen: fdeGrader asteanded! the
evacuation of Newport News in 12 hours.
• .. - •
.
Born:IX, Ott. s.—Gaa. Butler kw muse an
official maw designating Roston es hie heed
quarters; under lb* new order constituting this'
six New England ey l l.ll Ina Department: - The
'gar of Gen. Dialer are am' Wows : Major
George: E:fltiong, Acaisttnt Adjdteit G• 11011,
Offices.it Ordnance and. Chief ,ol the Bisd
.Captain Peter Haggerty and Lieutenant' WaS:"
H. Wiegel. Aide' de Camp; Dr. Gilman
hdt;,Drigade Surgeon and Medical:Director •
Coptala Paul K. .Driarge. ; Quartet:
sasetery whir adJkawataatQuarteruttster. _
f.
. mist. to.
Samar Bingham died of apordaay, at Ida test.
dugs at. Gitsaa 'Oat,
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LATEST 'NEWS.
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IiECEWED if THE ;DAILY, 'fiAZE'T4 OFFICE.
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FromMiashlngto.. :.:,
WASUIZOTON, Oct. .6...Thel - United SOW
Wainer PalFlloll ainild.al Alexindria. from`
Hatteras Inlet, this afternoon, ; , tint- reports
nothing of Interest in addition to what-is M.
ready known totherpithith: , . . ..
fI be Navy Denffitment has receiied n'letter
rom Commander Scott, of the Keystone Slate,
dated Aspinwall, Sept..2ll;in which he states_
that he has ' been cruising on the coast of Yuca
tan but obtained no information either of the
Sumter or her prizes., Beethe elikei.tineac
i
earful. in 'the . isles oil Pam and .Cientuegae,'
The Stunt r, it wad said, endeavored Co pm ,
e.ure coal t Demeratin aid Cayenne, and was
..
refused. ; he merchants of Paramiibo likewise
declined t furnish coal, but she' filially' ob.
rained it' from a' Scotchmen. Commander
Scott says chit Calptain Simmer is aware that
Oar vessels are in search al him, and that
therefore h will not again Ippear in the Weal;
Indies. The fact is ascertained that the Sam.
ter hu taken several irises under the British.
flag, and decoyed others under ours, with the'
Union down. Thisshonld serve as a warning
to United States Merchantmen. . , • •
Toe Abbey Bradford, captured Off 'Puerto
Cabillo, in July, is the 'last, prise taken by the
Sumter, the crew of which numbered _ sixty..
Your men, in a disorganized condition, several
bf whom have escaped and will brn
le senthoe.
,
The War Department is overran .with appli-:
c um for offices and contracts. The Secrete.
's door is constantly besieged by portion@
who want interviews with him to serve per..
10:11.1 anat. The Secretary desires it .to be .
distinctly understood that there are no caned:
Icier' of psymanere, quarto:mute:lvor mini.
flissaries in hisigift, our are there any appoint. ,
ileot.s. of officers of the line to tismade,. ex:,
epting in regular comae of.promedion. When
leecond, lieutenancies are thus Cleated,' the.
Places will be filled by appointments !rout the i
ranee. - All contracts for supplies, monitione,
etc., are made respectively with the Quartet ,
waster General, the Commissary General: end
the Chief of Ordnance, and to them all parties
'should apply who have .proposals to make.
Applications for appointments as acting mas
ers and muter. matea should be made to the -
Navy Department in writing, and not in per.
son. The War Department Can turnishrthe
;Review Army Regulations only, to offices of
the army and -to members of Congress! and
their applicant..
1 The following statement of the master of
the Fanny given the particulars of her eipture
by the reticle. She was diepatekedthy , Col.
Bowline, with clothing, monition; provisions,
etc., to Chicatemoomic, for the supply of the
troops 'recently stationed there. Atter the
been ot. thh capture of the Fenny was received
et Bittern, Col. Barikins called • upon the
commanding naval officer airtime. waters for
a force to go to the relief 'of the unripe. An
armed expedition was fitted out which sailed
'on .the nyorniog of the 31 inn , bat nothing
toed been beard, from it at tire o'clock that
evening, when information was last received
from that quarter.
STATZSCAT OY TUC MAIOTIL oF TOE FANNit.
..Ilatteras Inlet, Oct. 1. —I left in , the Steiner 1
Fanny at 6 o'clock a. m.: for Chieunecomie,'l
r Loggerhead Inlet, arriving there at 1 u' heck
1
p. m. We anchored in about eight feet of
(water, and waited' there two hatirs and n half
before we got communication , frodi . .',eliore. ,
'They then pitched a fiat boat off-and las:erred I 1
(her with an assorted caigO of storey, tents,
late. When the boat had shoved off and got'
(about two-thirds of the way to ihOtO, wanly
Is steamboat to the westward at about 4 o'clock
M. no, which proved to be one of theenereyre.'
Idlir was standing to met off our retreat; !tad in
la abort time two more appeared steering di ra
!rutty fur 04. The first o ne then mood in and
, commenced firing upotf is, and as soon ac tne
'other two cadre up l they did the carne.: We
returned the Gra with nine shots, striking Oen
of the 'boats lathe bow: Then Capt. Heft, of'
the 20th radian& regiment, euggested na. to
'surrender ' saying that it was no nee fighting
lagainat such odds, and requested us to hoist'
jute' white Seg.. The mate of the bosiand a
Item soldiers turned to and threw overhbard
some thirty cases. of inimilnition, and Captain
Hart forbid them to throw any more overboard.
We likewise requested the Sergeant blajor to
throw the cannon overboard, which he refined
to do, wing it would be worse for them if
they were taked prisoners. Capt. Hart then
requested the chain to be clipped and the troat
..runmahore, which was done. The white flag
was then hoisted, and the brew of the boat
lett to .three boats. We endeavored to get
boats to carry the soldiers ad the•Faitny, , but
could not do so. To the best of my , Opthion,
they tied plenty of time front
one arrival:to'
that of the enetrayrs boats to have got itierY
thing on show from the Lenny if sufficient
Mesta bad been employed-its transportation of
the stores, so that we could lave deserted the
Fanny before atm ihhaid hue fellett hito the
hands of the rebels. We left. thenfaibout 6
p. tn., in a canoe,nod arrived-herearaboutl
a. m. on the Meet
(Signed]
Monatrtio,
Idaster , Steamer Fermi:
Wastimaron, Oat 5 —At ilia requiem - al the'
lion. Angistne Frank, Member of Congritiis„ .
of New York, the Superintending ttt the Cera
m BUTAAU bas prepared a stateMeid' Of; the*
whim aisle population of aeiteral Counties
of that Statee between the ages of 14 and 45,
and the priponion ; required from each ennity
to flareish the 'genie of 10,000 !The Su l
perintendent asys.tbe ShMe presents nn effects,
tire ann bearing population of 766.344 —about
one half of that of all the States South of ,Mar
son Ind 'Dixon's:line ' and equaling the eom.
hilted strength ol'Alahams, Atkansas,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and
South . Carolina and . Tennessee.
rebel Lieutenant neared Sigler - seen cap,.
tared in the nelghborhood• of Feib_Chnrch
yesterday. Be wee. brought .Washi.igton
and lodged so prison. - • .
Information has been resolved tbet-the Brit
ish sbuttner Bornluda;lient,y.flve,ntuodrtid tons
burden, whieS was ter Oat- weeks go . ,riportod
to ba fitting out to carry-arms and provisions
to the rebels '
hii-enneed In- running? the
blockade, and entering the port 'of -B"avannah
with a large and' valuabli cargo tit aims, pro%
iieloni and supplies...;
DelletlfeW . :l, •A 'll Siam an
who came‘irota near Poolleelle lee evening,
etateethat be -beard firing st norittle•the di-.
faction, of _Edwaid's Fsrgl lie. saw a great
smoke arising from the same point, and teak,
• it Was caned by tbe bitnioni of !carats-house
on this tide of the river.
Ramon are aquavit beta that Geo.- atone
will'ationly lead an advance over. the Potomac.
'The force. under, his.: commend has been
strengthened largely of late. - -
Private' W. It.'edyemitif tbe New York 19th,
Was recently tried and 'sentenced to be shot
for desertion, by• the :G l Conn
bat from the evidence it appeared that he we.
on his ream to-the- regiment - when -arrayed,
sad that he wan overtaltea•by - liquor, Causing
him to bi 'abaent longer than ,hrp,pendit al
lowed. The menthars of the Court, therefore,
namemously recommended :him : to- mercy
uposi hie - solemn promise never to drink •any
intoXicatincliqier. Gen. Banks commuted
the teeteltee Into a forfeiture of $5.00 pet
month of his pay for one year, and the gratified
culprit virus' yesterday rimmed to hie , regi:'
An %reconfirmed. rumor wee - circulated yes.
tarday that the-rebels had fired into and tank ,
a -canal boat, cairying heavy baggage for a
bridgsde stationed `on the , Upper 'Patentee.
The Potointc rtiiw.fordable at remand of the
fords betide" the Great Falls mid Point of
Rocks. The enemy are known to have largely
augmented their force in . the vicinity of Lees
lourg, but the military authorities are' of ; the
opinion that'll is only n feint, and thit:on: the
find dernoniustioeby our linen they wilt fall
back upon the Manassas• Gap - IRailload, and
thence down'tu- the Junction. No spprehea.
pion was felt of:any attempt _an their port to,
CMOS the river, or. making-any Perigee:attack
upon us at long range over the Potomac.
Darierstowit, Oet. 45.—There is not a word
of mutleln.thiistatemekt of;the atteMpted as.
stissioatton of. Col. Knipe, of the Penesylyania
46th regiment ' sa communicated in s private
letter.
marderst Unship bu not jot
BALT/M
IL, Oct.O 6 -,-The boa t from Fortran
Monroe brought & *nattier of - Worn& front
Neat:elk, including some retested crews of
prize vessel,. Cot. De Villierr, the initruetor
'of Col. Elleworth;Who wu liken prispeer by
Win in Western Virginia,,ceme Op in itbe ,
boat; hiving notepad' trom Trine, nut nada
his we; airing ;terns, river-Newport News.
Me nineped along witlftwelni otherfArlui'were
orrgated .sod taken back, he, alone, Iv thy
guisinghimaellauXafieniug lauteseas,rucceead
leg in eliding; the vigilance of hie purnen.
H. compel led:to !twilit the . /awn tint',
three timer, and &Int meth IMElTingsvi
leg twice Armlet byglickety reached Nowpork
rows.'-He.describee the , volfotios- , iirool;
sad their treatment ai barbarmie, one oftien
bwrinubeesiliolfien nriartreetAry *woollen.
Its autotattaassbioston with mu
matins gleaned en bitjannwilltiowwthe hints
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=-Atinportantirrons Agassour .
Ithaah, t D. 2. Oct. §,-Cerraryiternininget tke
Sr: Louis :I;taseocrr_ st r -yrout - t affirmation rr
ceitati, front invite, garre are about .1,100
armed rebels scattered aver the south-werterri
part OF this State, including psoo to 7,000 at
Camp: Walker, Ark., eight mils below the
htiriourt line, under the command of young
Afeetalloth.-
Major Wright, of the - Home Guard', far.
Bisbee the' following seateinena: A physician,-
mall known to the Major, wbees acme Imia nee
permitted to . eas e rtrriveliftcus theeciath-west
-on ,Thariday evening, This physician was roe,
titerly partner of Dr. Saadi, ldcCtilloch , s Army,
Burgeon, The' terrier. very rlciktry bsd
an iaterviirie Old 'Partner; end
was 'mild. by him that in , the battle
at Sptingaelds McCulloch - waishotibrough
.thie. hips and., a glance ball.. also struck
him in - the forehead. Soon. after making ilk
report "
. a(' battle, McCudoch with the
Texas %reel was ordered back to Texii, but
after-reaching Camp ChesaPeake, near Mount
Vatnoo, he stied Sawn his Before he
expired " he -spoke freely of the-manna, of his
treatment by -the Missourians,: end dealt._
red; if . be bed .knoWn the, true Position--of,
'affair! he: never would belie enteied.-, the
State'. Ilia body - weir Owed' Itt a metallic
coffin and conveyed to Team: Hie - 'death
wee concealed even from - kis - own sODE it
being the policy of the ; surviving -leaders to
operate in the prtztage ol his name. His son,
Bari McCulloch, Jr., was "therefore - placed in
impatient 'commatid in ordei to keep" up the dew
"hisjor Wright, whir is an - old ae:W .
quainiance ot--bleCulloeb, having es late -as
-winter berme .lan ranged with -him el
miles up the Coiotadeetrer, is convinced that
the latter is dead.
.
- Letters have been received by Mrs. Craw.
ford' from' her hiabind. a COlonel Price , a ardiy;
Mating that the letter was bemnied in and on"
copying • critical position._ ' • ,`:
Aosta, hlco, Oct. 4.- . - Correspondinie of The
Be. , Louis lifinfidicau.—Thirty-five of our.
wortrided. men, atriverk here from Springfield
yesterday,-,Three ambulances lett this morn:
log, and btferir will siert_to moire* for thit
place, to brig away' retire'of the wounded-i
about 10( 0 of irlrow foal serniin there.
Letters received bare frOm "the `southwest
say- that many. of ,the wealthy and prominent
ciisiens in that region are moving their lentil.
lea and effects t 3 the South.
' Capt. A- at. Smith, at the head of 1500 Union
men-, is punishing-the Seeessionisti in Barry
and Stone counties. • ' - •
Mrs. John S. Phelps, who was so active in
her attentions, to our wounded noldiers after
the battle of Springfield, is very iU with ty. .
phold lever.
John Collett, State Senator from Lawrence
county, who was arrested here by order of
Una; Hunter, hie been released on parole, but
in not permitted to' kris town: =
Sr. Loon, Oct. I.—Neirs hair reaciind here
that about two weeks agO Joke 'Romp `chief of
the Cherokee nation, had ca.led by proelama•
thin 8000 Cherokees around him, and declared •
for the Union. fteed,:an influential half-hreed,
and leader of the secession party, had tamed
'the standard ofretrUlr and bad a akiinush with.
'RAW' body guardi ,, ln which the' latter woe
victories's. l'lns conflict, with the recently
published account. from the nation, but an
fietiviGosernment scout thoroughly acquaint 7
ad with matters in the Southwest, pronounces
it reliable.
Une of the aoldiere wounded in the siege of
Laiingtonnrrived tentiglit. '
-. Tin/ &Mortal' will to-morrcie, morning es
lieeerate Gee. Premont from any knOwie4ge
of or. consent to the publication of the charge■
and apatifications against Col. Blair. *,
Lecovace 6.-21:renal:re inforMation
Iron, New Orleans say, that the Federal foreee
occupy StOplalaud and the Chandelier, aid
'that they have limber enough on Ship Island
sufficient to , build .accommodations tor
.from ten to twelve thousand troops. oat- in
formant think.. the aneouncement of' the •cap
tare of New Orlemar premature, but esp. that
the Feiternl (dices can take New. Orkaiiin
the rear and ideate their batteries, thus ran.;
daring it easy tor, the fleet to come up the
river. - - Advice.' tromliewOrleans to the 13th
say that the Governor et Lottiiiatiti has ordered
all the stores in New. Orleaua to he closed'at
two o'clock each . afternoon,' and that -thoie
having arms had been ordered to drill-the 're
mainder ot 'the day, an attack 'front the Fed
eral farces being considered imminent:. , The
Confederates had planted- colombiads st. Car.
rollton, nine mile, above New- Orleans and -at
gogliehtown, below theeity.
• 'it is conjectured that. Buckner with 5,000
in
. eo'has gone to join Polk lad, make a joint,
attack on Paducah. •. . ,
A Confederate ittempting to shoot a plaint
tt 'Sherman's eaten' war arrested 'et idol.
&duet's: 114, and ititl be' tried. by d mill
tar,' commistiou tip:ntotrolai. . ,
. .
Jas. Benham', a leading inert': ot
Christian county, endeavoring with - . twenty.
Others (0 'escape, was' taken by the . Kentucky
_Confederatei and earthed into -Teniessee, the
remaining twenty creeping:.
Hugh Corry and three others, accused 'Or
treacle, *ere brought here' to:night fOni'l.tlide
This City,Couactl.last night passed stlesolay
thin instructing the _Mayor to brill ail: city
akar, suspected, - of disepysity for examiaa-.
, .
'lanirre GuOrie, H. Neriericati,
Quigt4, J. 8. Wilder, Dr..U. 8. Ewing' and
JameeEpeed were yesterday elected directors
of . the-lealaville tiEd Math villa' railroad.
•
EA venweara, orresposikore of
Meet. Louis Republican.—A lull battery of
iron itt pounders have been presented by the
wealthy citmena is the nOtie Guards of Leav
enworth. -They Were east In this city and are
the Sho t ever made ,ie the State.
the
the fall of Lexington Gen. - Steppe ,
made a requisition epee Major General Stone,'
of the Kansas militia, to call out the militia. of
the Etetero coileiiekof Kansa,. The peonivi.
responded hektlyto the•eall and poured into -
Wyandotte inlargii nniietier They were im•
mediately sworn into the. United States sox
vicit'for three yeare r and now compose part of
Gen. Sturgis , command at Saxons city.
. The 2d Kaneko itginierti, toiderMej,
.is also at Hansa. city. , Col. Mitchell, Se COM.
joinder, is rapidly. recovering from his.woundi
received in the battle of Sertne6eld. - •
Nine regiments, meat of - which are-lull and
the rest rapidly filling up, hive been furnished
by Kansaa lor,the war. . „ ,
41.n.idditiosi Orals we have twice respOaded
ter the call of the authorities-and-furnished'
thirty. days. men when danger. threiteneei
Evert man in Kuria is now. well ,drilied and
ready 'in fight if oceation. regalia& Major.
Prince is still the commander of the post at
Fort Leavenworth, and is proeecuting with
vigor - the 'work ofstrengthheing - aid 'fortifying
his positinn. -A long-line ot- earthwork, end
entreeelimettichave been Ahterett , llll on the
wee side of Fort "LeavenWertif. " The river
side is protected by pickets and ceased bet
twice. Such a -thing IC - Liking the latter by
ropily, is now out of the question. ,
Latest from'California.
. PACIS - 10 Stereos-26S , Wks :Bast of Salt
Lake,Oet.. b.—The Pony Earnest pitied here-
at ten o'clock. a m,- - -' • •
Re's Prentree:-Rev. W...fieott and family
bare taken passngecp tfie,shi;Flo'anklin Haven
for Lirimpool;'andesiect to :earn nent,week.
- The Forest !Theatre. Sacramento, was de.
•stroyed by fire on the :The bidding cost
5100,000; no insurance. '
The cavalry regiments called for froM this
State are now fall anda wing, a nd yes.
terday one or two, cora - patties WWII refused.
There is still room in abe infantry-teed:tots,
idtboogh they-tie Isst filling tip:•
The 26:1(irss °horsed as a Past Diy fa Ste
acctirdirg to the President's Kea.
The — Mexican. reaidents of San- PrancirCo
Ire 04'y:celebrating the annivenrary 91:their
nationitt independence. • • ,
....'The tfttiteit States Quartermaster his com.
plated binparcbtss of bursae for the asinine;
at Postlaud. - ' .
Nsw Yea;, Oct. e steamship Karnak,
with Baianidatei tothe:l3M ult., and Nassau,
N. Y., to the 30M ult.,ltu arrived.: Captain
Cooper reports the sehormers Sella and W.ll.
Thorne under Dritish colors, MC belonging :to.
Me Smith, and the schooner Ned:Fos, or Nett
Orleans, ander Mexican colon, all inadinir
at Havana with' awakes, lead end alumni:.
Con tor Neas'Orlesais. "
Borrow, Oet.'; s:—Tba schooner Arkyle,
owned .4 8.. Wier, a member of the GOVI3IIIOP ,
General*. Caused, at New .Bruninvfek, clears* .
from - Eel ifeezati the - ,24th.ultilor
with a citrg?' or. - etipier,,lie t — shaet s :gunoT,
atef • ' , -
The priitt ehlio.orier Jviia,-of St, John, (ram
Muerte; arrived here this nihruilig,'in charge"
- ' turtßAl4d6l2LANlaTi;
Aplrmindat
04
WiIIET'I"PtrITUICOn t i§ .bb 1
.14.1115ri
-I.7l4fillint POtitOoo Pit roatoof Mid foo ilk bi
JAZ E. 127 1 3 X. "
oil Occur floodoit sod That Amts.
COMMERCIAL - RECORD
- l ienirsintnes- .
imf lipporak for Oa Trittiabeigh Ba al
dot oiiii.:;; Chipper is,lsda. : -.. , ,f-
stilim—iho &timid torl , lntif aria' Mita Ittattat: : ., - , .
ttotailihilaidlisi Vida plttia are stes37 atel 11211,t , '.,-,• -- ...- 4,7„,,,
atalatahmtl.' tkahl,Olsolbbla at 14,1$ for Ifitiii,land $6 '",..3:- , ,..
8636 - fot Ihati; 6040 N,?, iti SW tOi *xliat,''' al:kW: 2 ' ~ ' , 2 , ,...•1,,.,
0411501 . lilapyilo lb 4171106 , 11)5,2:41440' dpaiSt
WAS; . ..: ~ - ..,.-.:1 .•::- ..; ;.:i ', -.fl' 1 ' - --,' i;r,
48008at33.Alitctiat - tiiatilirith lta4Aziottoti ko.-- - ;
.t. loga, EA)* al 4 twhda haPr at Mk-. 316 - 40*.togo_ '; " . : ..'
,6 bbta at IOW; to bids tdr4anas, to, tomitri:at 112 S: :" . .': . - 1. ,
irmrdo de atiOc; tit bap Corm at 184'44 . , , ~.., : 4 , "
Blooi7la hardly so otas, Irbil,: plias rhaisla II -- :: 4,
..I. of kik() Ms_ ehoaddera at .0443,600 do
di. at cjic; 600 doEsigg 0 tired Name at Oc
"- WEIT4IIY-ataads but *4:aired: sato - 0141, tbli
Common at 11,0 *gall--eaah. -.." '- - : - - 'f::: ,- ,- , !•'
.'' cravoi i.q.G.— re Aar riliiiii tit': drude Ott - - -'?
:-..-.4
4hite iiii...attboi g h nrc, ire oie,bai&tisido DIL
arta:Trot '1176 - 14,1*, SO I* 40 to 4$ oott r , at loop . 7 ".''''.'
gall—bets so be iettup44.) r ~ ,-, • , '' ,1,,,, '
OIJIN IPPLE6—tuatbierd:aito of AO'bbleprtzta -
~ • ,-„;' , ..1:',`;
at $11662,00,4111. -... :. -=t,:_f ,i' ,-,-, . ;Z . ; .. :;::' - :, : ',:4
' . 11.47Liir.D.411110 of 40 imghst St* busk,. C ri: t
.'..- 7.)- ; ',;,;;:,
rorwroza—dou orllso boo pli Iwo Ifeatwasti4thai;. -0. -,.....,,,.•:
.4136 a it Lush. ~ -, . ,•,,..;.; . --.;,5-" -.?4
; . iward, Yorwrozz—uio of J o tm!.....i4ovets.
110.111171 . A.RW AMU GOMlllinlifirtitlikee'
GI 030001 Zoom" October 4 - --YloureeTheme Wes
*good demand for the lower guide" and pekoe azo
firmer. Them:mi.? of sobstOrte ktfrostra to wholly
loadtqaato to toe demand. Ehipments Styr to
Pittsbargb, and theuoa by Wittily to Fliiltd&pidet,
can new be made, and lONO 'Digs of superfine' could
• hays teen solo to-day lot eldpment to Phltdolphts.
The salea comprise/500 Ibis at jef:p4 Cd tar super Mae,
- 111,1 f 040 ft for extra family, and Wife kb) tar ferny..
a tosity—Tite market to needy, wino sides of 71.0
blue at 14 69 1 0 fr 0,9 1 1 , Om lam We tot wag=
Yerelsiodif—Tae mullet hi firm with a felt Western
dammed for Boon" Theta Le inns kit Moier• Pak,
10,100
to Banc Ideat sold at ; 4o lot dbquiloson parked,
and do for Mai loose; sad dO bh is cleat 'Bacon Bides
et 6345.. Board may tar quoted at 4%, INsod Sync,
and Mesa Pork et $12,76013. „.„
rooerlea—The is onchangelorith • fair de
mand 112 the emmil way,- hot very tittle - to the Mtge
way. 80 this !dolma sold at 430, muds; 203 begs Cl,!
fee at 10%0 for Jubilee' BM, end Ito tor Legaayti, ,
boas cash; ficigF 930)10%," and Cetfealli%43l7o.
Counlia' Mean; October 40—Ondert the lanoline
of the Nest:Toth neve. tne.leadlog snorkel" Wars au. '
&mewed Arm. There we. a better leAtutry int incest,
and the market wartetnarly sod Inner."; Wheat open..
tad firm, wits a good shipping dentand lot eyeing
guider at 71a kw Nu Sand 7tis for Nil. i Ms advance
to frelibta; however, checked the tiparirirtandency,
and We market closed • qt-.l;t ant ..u.be. Winter
wbeat woe In active nevus" and en
„advoluspf 141114
took piece, with sales of No 1 lied
• al eldepBl. 4 ind No
2do at 8141631%b—prfutipally One Msige'quetae
Montt Kat/lite 4.2 NoW Uri, Oct, .41.-4114 'tottey
market is euy and aboudeuuy supplied at 6 to 6 14
cant for tali sad soon bane. Mine Indorsed noted
ander 90days are palmed ormelonstly at 6 tol cent,
MA me Baulme foutte are ro well employed oz %Waste;
ty notes that theta Stale romltutior at 13% rent for
The foreign sithery; martial; heavy.. Bankers'
60 day aterbog Min ate quoted at 107% to 10734, with I
a Madam, to eccept lower rats"' =•
The haulm ado gaining la "Ade front 9 0194 litumli.
dlebunamenta, and the Glib 1.1/71% rocelpN sad nearly
• Million IC the amount In the enty,—.l World. •
Circa Vitlitr, Oct. 6.—Tined Wal
pretty Lam inquiry for Ontree ted sy, hot eke twe loft ,
the market no wake bad Wee° place. fielders aro -
Wit tenWitliog to tell MMus at extreme ' - rates. The
9 0 s 1 hut firm at Dome. ratesorin 14©
foe pr10:10 to strictly prime BAN 81%,1411%0
6-ad day 144pi1%1 for Gordo; end 111,801.3%e fur coin. • .
mon co; teguarra. 1634401.6,4nc, eau :Java '
pi CO 7,:he emit on flioottartag—folii;oootents.
• . ' " Impbria by Waver; t
WIIIMLING—Aar ~Minerri..-100, 1 >E1e idtrArdhoo.
011 co; 4760 60, •Wm ktielteore; /16 do .4e..kb urn YJ
do a 106•119 r• A es; lot boup pole, Jaa A 110•sim7
1 611; l br. caper, P•l6, bola:mai, Jr. 0...; 240bp corn.
W•ft flagonlLlA insuoinat cut 'Albeit," paper • ,
Muter A Wrear..11:34Fr0,Y46611001 Nkiiiirt; 160 da •
it
60, ortlind Ou . 1000 are trick. JonssAlopt &
63,10 aka wool, Oar • a It 1,011 614 //.6r61
• OLINOLNNATI-,per Sclllo•List--787.2 bbkdeer, 685
'eke erbeer,ulsike I ea, 47 ell bide; 1.19,0 it Meet; 25
do do, 'Phillips i /daisy; :00 do do, Wurlregelel4
Widesilight; 2,4, obis poly, ideal it itiactilown.
oraortopm—p., tooltim7-6,2 tageoellefti R l'
Vaned, I tiro; 157 dodo, INottecleir,ll6l7lregOret en;
4 bide en, p •A fahuntottAk tcir lird,lo do
hawk floor t Parser; 20„Edas Medea, 40. p :e dried
beef; 2:0 ads erldeky, 24.2 bp oil. ideal, DO Cie boor!,
20 do dried Mal, Übe& bame,925164 Lag U 47 bge
Imports ny ltatlrOntt. ,
Pottstown, Az Warm t OniosnO
Oct. 6-Y bblosopPer. 0 U Litton a o:5, 6, bsilptslics •
Lipptnrott Co. 43 empty tbls. Jabal,. . # , Verner,
10.434 . tedbliit„r Wits a tof lx polo 'Utz, 13 - . Salton; 11 ao taus, Jll It.leloo: 100 So to,'Bsr4 stew.
Jut, 8 MIS sypley li LL VoiAl; / Izbazzomb 11.
141:44611 Sonip Iron, Z.B tratot.n 1901 l tblz,W
00114zn,100121dss, Dolsastl bid inl,l3DEbbeth *co
, Ana malaise, 6 co; lot ol4.essOngs,..W Ms.
Wort; lot'osts, Jim.bNicisi4;24 boles zn,s,nb-sdal‘k; ;*
.4tog; bbbs azionmist:Mot 4140aily't so,-" so toms
Manor, Six, &Snail; 4 bola, tut, Drstn
t'l o •l o orni'sbeese Jobn
• .
The elearwainbotil atit'onarrlast ersning, with
fall a iiat thopter marks lest evening. The waath
or Valhalla, wee oithdy and warm, with an ohnisional ,
whipper, ou,ralu. *.lt altegettrei Irtilbahlikjedatog •
from greasat appeustnee, that lee will lonia smother'
aritllls for the pits two dile were the
ilmarice Marco* Jiseaceny and Ballle -I.lat from
0.. Baker and John -McComas
hos Wheeling.' au: detarturea_wcia tba,Wihilne fur
Idzaii Nada for Zalleelille; Weir Wet. ,
Alsinatteatd ; Jacob Rua tor Olaelanan. Abe Hey '
Wait Lad, moderate :Might list, white the balance : '
Lilt hate Comparatlyalyllget. Theilliselcettnito Ports.,
mouthinal Jtannaltiratins from Zentarfilaarare date
last - night and will: donttlree he found et the wharf
thietilortdog. 'Toe former will retard to-dad ...ad the ".
„blare : 1 1Ostairrow vrenlng„4.........lbwArgotant,Capt.
J. W. gorier,* b loading km AL dotal, and klli De
'ready to plea tOll.l or toiciorroW •./ -
As wilineaaen by 'card, GO nat eteinateliailie Ltd, -
°LPL J. T. Anutelli, Le annaext,sid fariPortettgaith to.
morrow at 10 o'clock. Herinittor the wiltiassta heril
nigaiarly 'every Wedaradayi.and- Poiteninr.tdi army
Pridey. dlr. W. B. Lin still retaharithargif of Um
ofAce—..;..the Whrediag packets for to.f el are tian
8.0. Baker and Jona.T., - .
.
•fSlitrketaSnr
Octl' MD iBLy 11,q 1 .00II;•••OXIMKtitlarf *Clan. I . o*
dab and prices anneal notes 6200 Obit Itlonr,.for rz•
port, at $6 et tor ar.tra, - $0 Ma saris Walls cat ST 50
for bevy; receipts aad:alocks toltrto goo/.
domiud, oo -Europa's. accocat aaka rkt agp •oo bark,
at St /Nit rediatO St 3 tint 40 br *biro. Corn
dorauut at 64660 Bfo Gormatarca imd *ethos at
grAGX.: lietoaty bs Orparao gus iAtu Dg rat
NSW"YaIt., Oct. 6—Noon.-116nr 2rmi' =ICS 120
Ob.' :Writs/ ..firm. tales at WOO butt; Atilt 25 for -
.111Unankaeclub,ao4$033 for rad treat-to. ; Giro firm; -•
take o7BoptiO barb at 6142.65. Laid kin St
Weddry steady at 21821%. Eteoefrtllostri - LiAtio '
ptist vihe5t,67,467 • t oh; 0014107.0taboatL ,
SWAN bistirr.,Ottlagp area lased 41,54; 'Anode
Ottani 11'.. Str; &I, Bonds titYfit esnind
Rasdlog 5113411kaport lb, 4154; Math °atonal Lam
Taunt...sea 64, - ,'63%; Magian 67}‘,Q1LIO's SO; Truantry f,-;
4b,98%. hers wilt bs oo 10“,1343 bot/E2 .
allot at ,
213‘,....16atr advatclaig stlaa of KM ttets at la a/.
wawa of boi, State at $63044 scc CPWO at SS 60®6 00:
tor/bera at $3 63016.' Wheat Arm; plot six) bus
aiStliet Tata arbors* apting, St Mkt 18 for 1114
trantn cIutySIZONO,I49 tot ccdaladS!.4lll3443 -
artate. ' Cont alba lbt,ooe bu5h. . ...:.. .. ....
ITU AND .POIITdIIOIITLI. , ..-The"
nwir and fat running." Innuter.SALLUl. war,
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