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IxIDiDC -9 o'oroOk;A - : 58 M 12 - - 64 6r. . . parova?ter , ' • The Enrollmeak. as al Basis for a Dralr*.aelerrie from Twenty-Tyro • Districts. . tinder the enrollmen t now lioll4 wide by tile' Unitedt3tates Marshal end his deputies, the names °Cull ishO have, volunteered since thenlosei of the three months' enlistment, are required ; to be retained, in order to constitute a binds 'for the draft, she Id our proportion undei all the valls not h en been fully far niiiiad. • "Ken& the ogre to returns will be looked fOr with .ccinsidefabli interest by, the eitlsoes of the county. The work °Unroll ;mint- has been completed.in perhaps one half of ,the dietricts,'and the llarehal lastoir en gaged in making a recapitulation of the. num; bet.' of Men in service. lie has completed these recapitulations in :twenty-two districts -Leeman ' botinghs , and_ fifteen townships— which'we give below : - fforniiolo." . .:; -: fa.l4.9imente.• Oar, Org<ptigatioas. Monongahela: - 65 ' : 6 South Pittsburgh 142 _:. __ .49 Elisabeth 104 , 28, Temtlexancemille l2l , , - 6 McKeesport l6B - 7 West:Pittsbouli - 74 ' .. 0 - Minehester.... • ' 189 i ] 213 ffianishlps.; :_ . ' • - } - Bald vizi,. ' O9 . - 9 00111n114•••••••• .. : ... •. •• 46 - 19 .. Chartlersi..,.... r 81--.. - . '' 4 &snit - Fisy ettn;;,,,' ' ' ' 67. -' ' 'll Indiana '9B ',,1" , ' 2 Bast,liesi ' 'et 1 _ - , .8 Bnowden ....4.i. ... ;... 20 Wilkins" - , _ - :_182 - Pine - ' 0.biu...-,...... Moon ..; .. .-... Jefferson Pities -, MeClum. ''' * ..'.71 ' Total -- 4t.will be seen, from the above, that the twenty-two districts designated giro a total of 2,159 mon in service-204 of whom arc in organizations Mitside of this State. , , There are in Allegheny eetnty-68 separate diktricts-13 wards, 15 boroughs, and 40 toecehipe. Nene of the wards have yet been i f offitiaLly returned, but the fif t h reports (un officially) 408 men in servi .. _ Taking the above alio ash', let xis follow the calculation a little fur het: • If. 7 boiongbe return ' B'.to hear from will give, Uiay. 15:- townships report. 45 to hoar from will give, say .., , Total, exclusive of cltles , =Weber., no data from the aides upOn which to bases ealeulstion, but should ere* , . ward in the cities of -Pittsburgh and Allegheny do naval as tho Filth Ward of this city, the sum total would b 3 veryy - little over 5,000. We shall bo surpi;sed if,. in the aggregst., they . turn out se well. But making this lib eral al loweneep the result would be— Pittsburgh...—. .......... Boroughs and tow:imps ' 10,199 This, itraust be remembered, ineladea all who have volunteered, up to the hoer therthe -deputy makes his call, and leaves nothing to tall back on. Boer - it Is , oenterided, and we believe that fade are being adduced to verify the assertion, that Allegher y oonney • bee sent into the' field, under the first call for 500,000 treops, dr 7.440T:9,00ø 11.112 ii. TO this, then, if we get proper credit, should be added 1,500 nine months men recently sett forward, and about 1,500 three . , years men. epee mustered hi—making a auto. total eV/2 1 000. aratletleiima liave .estunsted the', if the muster Mils of the'siveral.companie; or. -garitted liens taltin as a "basit, (and they areitho best proof,) Allegheny county has tent an, ejects over herAnete, and ought to be frets front:a draft, But if the calculation above give*, based on the returns of-the deputies atreatirmado, approximated the reknit of the •eurollment, and that enrollment la to form the jr:biefs quota, thee `ere shall' here,to enlanalt . ..ilia pretty large-draft. . . Whatever the enrollment may be worth, for draftingpupates, it will, in our estirnatton, la of little value as thawing- the utast num- -ber.of volunteersfirnieted to the army. In the Tural.Ainitiints returns may approxi mate somewhat closely _to the number who have leftthose dilitrieta; but in two cities and adjoining Ir-roughs the enrollment will fail ':fer.below the number 'of residents who have gone' to the war. AISIOng those who hie,. VOl .ttraterosi from,the eitiet,,there is a liege: pro .portion of - single men, who leave no one be hind .• to' tali. of their - departure—we mean laborers; mechanics, and others, who, bona.in . -other eestiens;cerne here to pursue their rani-, avocatlene ' aud, white -resident • here_for ' , 'years perhaps, have no fixed home, but change item bearding houseto boarding house, ac ".:- ' .eOrriersicrite or whim 'dictates ' and of whore corniog ar.going the keeper of the house has no record. Who is to answer thei assesiore: 'Tar ilificassr - Tif+ -71 - y : residents. Of Allegheny isonity,*are without orielatieetorell of their departure? there is in this city, as in all others, a ciaadof population, even less accessible to' tior'asseseor, thin the class just-instanced We allude to persons who. ran the rivers, In etilsordinale capaeities; outheretied&mattin use, frt.=. the regular packet down to the - floating -coal boat. -Trout this class, and from 'Wliat is Justly termed it floating popelatien, there have been largir Cue trltmuons valunl tette. --low of either of the, last mentioned _classes leave any retard behind, adoessible to the aseesser; and yet; front birth, from hibi • • tuol exorcise o all the. ghts ' of conr.enship, ;yore beyond all devil ittrietly eitheirs and residents of the county - : , on tiutibt, whatever that the asses -so:LAW give a..f.tithful...thtutri,so. eras'in. their power, ' but that' will only. btu ;of *. .such as leave parents, brother., sisters, or llama - diet* relatives := The 1/64003 - Of' .thoto volan. tears whose.homee- were in boarding,bonses, and hotels,'or upon itcambeate,ate.,will not bo obtained , by the aszessOrs, nor will they bi, iceounted. for in tho Marshal's 4'AV/re of the •quote troops contributed by. Allegheny. .The -actual mutter ;oils of the to. rietls Orgthisatibee of iettintesrs, knoWn to have'gone from Atli:shoo, county, will, In our ...op - M.14 , 1m the:re:torsi- that .wilt. fatally and atalturly determine.the number of troops . /n . rnishint, - Upon:that record our peoplo ar ktUing root.- ' ' ss Loszio . i4c..t_Ti.iu.s.asiiiiii.ros.TXLY, 18 2. —l9O have mordved from W - A. Giitten frzi t oy, 45 Filth Wort; 10.%51 roprirtt of this jurt issuMi by • the: pub where; Alleafirs;'L: 13:01e1 - 00., New' Vtit.:: The.' oreL-Ifurioiri 1)f Air Marti Ira ramp:ill mei ; usiciy . Li ros tho ,Arabbithop.i of QM ti;ro - ori ; TAO Ituliantoert and , National Dolonae _gosiish Poetty heti' 1 Dtydna to Cowper . .; Tae lutorniviunat Eitu- - bitten]-Thelleweiten leiwzne 3--Tne,timentet,, nLq:•Ttte'stiiate un Itielititnels I nemirtidly held, the place et L101:10T4 JZ will doubtless be ! -- ,retalttitb prulltubte Inteleat bY every Quetta& I.,.opoitte if& -nizibber the-Landon ,clakituriy. artick.'tkeies.", Is uetigtutut et. wtitieg —redolent ut _plenum' 4113t40- ' {lO9 ofplezitint; plae4t.Tl $ o o we go on to elimeett terkitbiy .of., the - 'l°li tarttote, and that on ttutu Lryden . too Currpor,'' - And tt!te teitaerins - ptyerti'atscr,—But - we cow .. te not by nnY:catik entei into the ;evrit.ot the *Wading etticle t or:viek.. wtth: levet ot the stand-piing Amex whim Eritten.. a Tory Renewer bee; /the:other teattelt, me . 11 one-acted. - 4.B—,itic.bis...ribuiy end: justice eiiittitalittys . be beheikatims iThen be writer bathe ibbjeet ulthaseut 'attic!' Dhreentere. : . • :!*, wags MEE =MMIM2= MEM went of Vi °oda - dolt Wediece,- which appears fa another poieof dar pper. is . _Om itteation of:&11.elte :quire 'nuy dung uo . of trade.- Toe; &to primape . and en! orkepo-tammen& men, sad. ohms - area- buyers, and bilis ...itocrornmodatiqs 'sok atitiutia' to fa*, *bey foul couttdout they:"nor l - -TdOutistaita to degas which cannot be aide* "PIM*" CUP' Departure ,of Coli-Allea , a DeemEgit• . yiidi is Thelne.:iegtokilleitiMinitid of COL_ Hdiiiirti.r..." Allis sompaud of: seven comps-. .nielt from this: Wilily; and twe: companies iron Clarion, left this city yeiterday evening, by fiposelar . trale ,'for. Hairfsburk. There was as immense crowd Collected at the depot, and the usual parting arena were' witnessed. 'The following is a list of the efflcers and cons patties , • Ooloriel::-Edward Jay Allen. Lieutenant.Colonel—James Collard. Major--. Capt. Cain. Hilands Guards, Capt. Pierson; Howard Elites, Capt. Herr; Kier Bides; A, Capt, Collard; Kierltidas, B, Capt. Van Carder; Park Zonate', Lieut. fdoKeer Park Eogloeers,Oopt. Cain; M'asirry Geards,i,Capt..llo; Clarion Rifles, Capt. Ewing; ClaziodGnards, Capt. Klotz. Preview' to the time of-departure, 'the roe , meat wait - drawn nis in' Inset of the Sound WardPublio school, Where's. beautiful sword was presented to CoL 'Allen, by Jamie. Gal lagher Esq. on behalf of the old schoolmates - of the -', galla nt Colottel,who. replied it a fit ting manner. Immediately. after, apair of elegant pistele wore presented to the same officer, by John H. Kirkpatrick, Egg., on be half of the Oleo Clubs of 1860. The presents- • tioa speech and the reply were both spirited and patriotic. Lieutenant Colonel Collard arrived IS the otty - yosterday, but still suffers much from the effectitet his wounds. He bas four or five back ehot .lodged in his face and neck, and one in the left eye. One of the shot lies near the jugular vein, and Will be 'difficult to re move.. The one in the eye may involve tho loss of vision, but by careful and. skilful sur gery the organ may be saved. H will not be able to join his regiment for sum , time pet. New and dengeroioa Imitated s'. and 10's on the Bank - of Goalie, - Paiaerrill., Obi*, aro being - elm - Mated. Better refusal all for the prormlot. Fito9i-YESTERDAI I B EVENhIfI GAZETTE. The .Action of Presbytery in Rela tion:lo Dr. Plume . The -Allegheny Presbytery, t which Dr. 'Planer belpogs, ;met at the dross Roads chnrcition Tnesdenthe jd of Settember, and adopted the following proceed age unani mously In relation to-Dr. Plumer i s connection with the rJentral Church, and with the West ern Tit...logical Seminary. Rev. Dr, hicAboy, oecondedby Rev. J. Lau a, offered the following resolution : ite.gloees W Koreas, The Rev. Dr. Plumer —after haybog given various declarations by speech and writing of his loyalryl to the Goy erntuent of the United States—refused to s voto for 4 flus reiolutiont offered. at the close of the last meeting at Presbytery, atErditng the; loy alty and duties of all good cititotis and church members; therefore, Resolved, That the action of Presbytery whereby it declined to reoomniend -to Rev. Dr. Plomer the resignation of hie pastoral oharge, - be now re-considered. Adopted unanimonely. - The following paper was theh introdeocd, and after fall consideration, wad, adopted ... 89 ... 101 251-2199 de.oonservetoraof the religions interests of gi the churches committed to our care, this Pres bytery fesiconstrainild to notice and to essay the removal ,of a scandal whichhas already i injured our religious influence and interrupted the peace-and-unity of- one of -our-congrega tions. The - reputed dialoyaltyi to the civil government under which we live, of the Ref. Dr. Plumei, pastor of the Central church of Allegheny, has caused difficulty and division in that lately prosperous congregation, and Las driven from its communion more than eighty members. The same ondse hss brought reproach on our denomination, and so impaired our usefulness in the community. It has also grieied the hearts of many of our Christian people, bath near at hand and afar off. It Ise, tended to encouiage the public and armed enemies of our Government and' peace, and so to prolong the hor rors of - this Iniurreetion, and to delay tho-ieturic of pence, order' and prosert ty in our country. And as !the lice. Dr. Plainer has, even in the presents:l of this Pres bytery, on a former aceasion,l by word and aritiog. gives occasion for serious doubts of his:loyalty, by expressions of opposition to the maul:tree of the tiiirottiroant for the sup pression of the rebellion, end 'by tofu/Rug to concur in the expressions of liiyalty made at .derr last tr.catitur,niad:by semidry other laying*, anti - dotage ; therefire, this IPresbytery, well: for the publia vindication of ourselves and tie Churob es for the honer cf . the Chris. as:inns; of loyalty, and for the restoration of unity to a divided congregation, do recom• mend to this Rev. Dr. Plumir to cease from theezerniee of his pastoral o Mee in the Central church, until his fame is °Mind of the , re preach herein above alluded to. - -The following resolutions were _theo adopted: itaoltied, In view of this action, the-mi nority who have ceased to attend the Central church, be recommended to. return to Oat church, std also to restore the funds received from the majority, to them. Resolved, That this Presbytery believes I that theinteresta of the western Theological Sem inary, of , the. Presbyterian Church, of Com mon Christianity, and of our country, require the Directors of the Western Theological Bendoery to suspend the labors of the Rev. Dr. Plumer in that Institution, until the Mixt, scooting of the General Assem bly. It was Resolved, That thi Clerk, and Mr. J. Park, Jr. - ,"tio ► conanaltteri patittsts the prottamdings of Presbytety in rotation t,&., Dr. „Planter, and also to send copies of the minutes on the came subject to Dr. Piedner;to the:Ses sion of the Cement eiireh, aid to Dr. Dale - for the-minority lately in connexion with the , . 5,000 5,199 DIV; to W•onixot om.—Lltut. J. P.. V. ':of tb• 100th (13ottitclhottd) Ponnsyjvani ,obt•ersi, died abWaabington on 'Snoods , rAnds OosiviV*lnitas; I .. C ~ ... , The . Coat Lati-d.Assesiment...Deci . pion or Judge sc.erzent. • A fur days since We noticed that a nuinber • of 'die prinoipal coal land owners of hiklin toinsliip;,thretigh their attorney, John Hampton, Esq., hid - appealed from the late sesessment of their eoal laid. To make' this matter clear, we mast state all the facts: Previous to the present year, land in Alle gheny county' had been assessed simply as eu,faco land, without regard to the coal valet. The Commissioners, ordered the assessors, in making their lialosisalOnt , for 1862. to take into consideration The coal ;Wile. Wher'e the deal and .surface were owned by the fame party, the value of the coal was to be added, and where the surface and coal wore owned Atparate parties, they were to he assessed . to eactrreipeetively. do'far to good—bat It 'seems that the' 'M UESLI of ISitdiu township misunderstood hie intititictions, and where parties owned both 'coillAt f surfatre, he made aieparate instead of atingyripate valuation—assessing the endue at ...i Ind the coal at —, and adding theSe to gether. It was froth this"informality I that the appeal was ;taken, - and• the Court I sus tainid the appeal—the Commissioners being Oidefed to, correct the duplicates for ' said township aeoordingly— fleece it will be seen that the power-of the Commissioners to, assess the coal with thii sur face, Is sostaitied, but where the owner of the land owns the coal Atli, the iiisessuient ' must leln'the aggregate - as dimmed by the Cum ealisioners. Where the- coal and land are heisted separately; then - the IMOINIZioIit, of course, Must seParate. - In other words, "the Court - virtually sustains the Commission er* in. their - rotten, and merely marmite the 'informality - of the assessor in the single disc trick alluded to.' .•• • • . In all Other dlitricts of the county the -assessment-hiuk--bout correctly made, and -henceforth: - the coal In our hills will bso le gitimate-object, of taxation. A morning paper, In alluding to this mat ter, errs in atatlog that the Court has decided against the usissmint of 'the coal. The tact *pia. the reverie. The assessment holds good in every instance where the Instructions of the Commlssloners have been followed. • . CHILD BADLT - SoALta.D.—Last oven - log s oblld of Alm Laws, aged about three years, residing on tbo corner of North and St.ddie alley, Allegbeny city; was dreadfully unaided by the *oar:kraal. upsetting of a' vestal eon tomato cateup, which sodbad Jut been r tribra T- t f e e nTla e gitt 3 t7e d a n c l u d d n o u t u r ea- Nos KILLED..4A Richard .Coulter, of the 11th Penusjivanta Vonatateers, at the latest *are was In good hastthosod his consmaud *are . to tho best spirits.' The death of Cul. Kolter, a uneasy tams, is supposed to hstre given rise to the rumor of Col. Couttaea death. - s'7lz-1' Teitipeiraticisville Connell. • The Council of the borough of Temperance _ villa held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, September 83. . Memberspresent--Mesers. Wallace, Ken nedy, McDowell, and Burgess Cochrane. - The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. On motion, George R. Cochrane, ctn., was unanimously elected Borough Solicitor far the remainder of the presentryear. On motion, the report of the Street Commit tee was received, and the Committee continued. On motion, the Burgess was authorized to draw his warrants in favor of the following persons, employed by the Street Committee: John Gall,4%days Peter 0' Harden, 4% days, John Kelly, d days Patriek.Kennedy, 4% day 5,...... ... Patrick MeObann,.4% days John Brislin, 2) days, Michael Malone, 7 days, Thomas Maitland, I,day, James Gall, 4% da ys, P. Keenan, 4% days, Robert Carroll, 4% irays ........ •••• • Charles Gainer, 3%, days Owen Moldahan, 3% days, Samuel Carnahan. 2 day 5,..... ..... James McOool, 3% days, John Wallace, daya, Heath, Duff & Co., bill of lumber,. On motion, Connell adjourned. Bank Note Quotations, Corrected especially for the Clematis by Messrs. Feld At Lure, of the National Bank Note 1k i .,... kr. Rata, lincartain at present : Prrrsznzan. September 3. 1801. insonsat. ~ - - Diewisal. New England Stara.. % South Carolina.--...... 60 1 Naw.Tork State....--- 3f, aeorgt. ' BO New• York City......... per Alabama-. ..... -..—. 60 Penns. Ph ..-,.- par, Kentucky...-. ..... -.. }k • Pittsburgh - per Tenneseee-- .... .. .... 00 ez. Bk. Fittanch. pr. 12 Ohio ......—. .. par Pa. Country Bents : . 54 Indiana, tree. 7 .- -.......... 3 1 Delaware.:„..-......- par Indians, b'k state par Dist. id Oolantbin...... 2 illinole-....----300 0 Iftuvland. Ilaltbruare. pas NV boonsln ......---..3a0 Maryland. interlor....lega lowa ---- --....--. 1 Virginia: Wheeling- 1)4 Michigan ............... 1 Wheeling branches.... a aliassort.-.....-.-..2ab0 Virginia, intarior..-10•4n Canada...--...pram. 0 North Carotins..:...-. 601 Ezettiutos-delling ruts &dolphin Ni N °end ow ti Oore-gold, belling at ewer bankable funds, oa Naw•York sad Phil. . lo funds. 10.3118 and 2dm at 12 Robbery at Graftop. Va. On Friday night certain thieves broke' open the trunk of David Livingston, a telegraph operator at Grafton, Va., and ■tolo six $2O gold pieces, a lot of half dollars and jewelry, amounting In all to over three bandred dol lars. Two napes', who were 'vaunted of committing the theft, were followed to Wheel ing by Livingston, but they bad gone to Washington, Pa. Officers St. Myers and John Vail went up to Washington on Sunday, and after Bounding a couple of doses cabins and searobiog the same, found the suspected porcine, but as none of the stolen *tholes or money were found upon their persone, they were permitted to go at large. Lion. COL. COLLAID WOONDLD.—lnforms tion ban boon received that James Collard, private in Co. A, Ninth Reserves, (but lately elected - Lieutenant Colonel of Edwatd T. Al len's regiment) WAS wounded in the neck and eye, in nun of the late battles. He is now in the hospital at Washington city, bat expected to leave for home In a few days to accept his new position. His regiment will probably reach Washington before he L able to start home, and ho can join It there. ,He has fought gallantly through many a hard geld, and W. dearly earned his epaulette. AP/OUrntelti er Inn Govindos.—The Harrisburg relymph Hon. Edward 0. Parry, President Judge of &brain county, vice Hon. Charles Higgins, deceased. Judge Parry is a lawycr of great reputatiou, and will make a popular Jeciloial officer. . Alexander McMullen, of Cambria county, to be Private Secretary to the Governor. Mr. Mullen wee a member of the last Legislature, where he won the respect of hisoolleagass by the correctness of his 'course as a man and legislator. Prrrsgbiou Hines, Co. A, gcb }login:toot rantaylvania Reserves, was io the hauls) cf Friday and Saturday. No ono was killvt Thori wore two 'sanded on Friday. and this* on Saturday—none dangarontly. Two or throw aro mining. DZCLISTS TO .13/1.•6,.-Jat6ol L. .tir4tus, Erg , appotnted Commissioner to euperiatend the draft to Allegheny county, declines the appointment, and L' slur tato will probably be announced in • day or two. 65101.1.111111? or tea rtrts WaltD.—Brabjeot to military duty, 1,300. ,In Females, 408. ?dumber of voter* lo the ward, 1,330. pour companies from $ sioglowvard is oartattily a proud record. •I'ECIAL -110TIC'Et1 We tare groat Weston in rocommsudiug the Be'. R. E. Williams, who to engaged se a teacher In the Academy of Pcionco and Lan guages, Allegbiony. Ur. Williams hie grad uate of Princeton College, If; T., also of ,the Western Theological Seminary—is an excel lent scholar and • practical and successful inatruotor.. This valuable acquisition to Its torps of teachers, and the eiporienoe and efs decoy of the Principal, Bey. J. Datil, tender this institution eipecially worthy of the patronage of the publie. Res. M. Mdareistwoi.D.iliss P. ftwlrr. D. D. Bey. D. Stuart. D, D.f Dor. IV. D. LIovaATP.D.P son..l2tetrrsa.eow Tie graatest"bargair.s ever uttered in this city in the way of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Panay Goods, are now to be had-at the Jew elry Store of J. M. Rulterti, No. If Fifth sireet, as in oonnequenoe of the present do ptession In trade he liclosing 'out hie entire stock at cost, and many articles at much leas than coot. Also, pays particular attention to 'the repairing of hue Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, in which he employs nOllll bat the beet Workmen. Oluirees modorite. Twaarac.—The "School for; Scandal" was admirably enacted at the Theatre last even ing by Manager Henderson's new company— all the performers executing their parts moat admirably. The pefortnumes of Mr. Doriehl son,on the tight rope, formed au attractive feature of the evening. To-night a new 11014. action drama will be produced.entitlod, " The Angel of Midnight." Mr. Donaldson will also appear in a variety of wonderful feats. FANIIIONANLI CLATIIING AND Val= TO OCT TIINN.—We would say that Messrs. W. H. letleci A Co., corner ef Federal street and Dia mond Square, have just received their summer goods, and their patterns are all of tho latest styles. .Any person desiring a well-made and neatly fitting suit clothes,, their establish ment is the right piece. All their clothing is made under their aim supervision, and they are . alwayi ready tolls!l cheap to cash buyers, Intik° W. Conall, Carpenter oni Joints„ Joobitig Shop Virgin alley, betwoou 5u:14604 street and Cherry alloy. Alt kinds of Suttee , Derailing dono on bort notice and in. work. manlike manner. Charges nioderata. Lean your orderi. All orders oromotly attendal to. Two good bands wanted Immediately. 2 VIIVID, Moreau IND Maus, whose hus bands, and sod brothers are serving in the army, cannot put into their knapsacks s more necessary or velaabligift then a few boxes of ilolloway's Pills and Pintmoot. They fissure ) 15 health even under the exvosutes of s soldier's life. Only 1 5 aen a box or pot. 219 . . OA/LAND 8111Aci1100L.—The fall aoseloia of fdtss M. niarkham's sotect al:M*o4.st Oak land, will commence on Monday, September let. For particulars, see circular to bo had at the Duck atom, or inquire of Mies Markham, lo person, at .04 Fourth. eiroot. l Rd aitZAT DATUM IX .Ntaatota.—For late Dowd, dee yeeterday'a New York dallied, ready at daylight, at Pittock'd Agency, op potato tho pakallaa. . FAR. US scar accounts of the- battles in Virginia, atm yesterday's Now York dailies, ready atPittoek's, opposite the poet ofiloo. Lars NMI 011011114TI. , —SO• .Daily Commercial, ready . every evening st, 814 o'clock, ot.Pi4ook's, opposite the post olio*. FUJIN:7IMS AND, OADrITIS at antilop, this 'Posting, at 10 o'clock, at 457 Martins, attest. All in want of bargains,khonid b• on hand. ' Dxottsuo.—Dr. (Law, No. 241; Patti d., attends to oil broad* of dui Natal profs*- , NOTES nom THE mine'. comelreder* pftbe Pl4.l*)lb-G3lf4e• WAsataGicts, - _ The histor7 of this wet- seems now to -be crowded witblocident•e; tine'tide . of its fineness or the oppoilte ebbs and flows beforo our eyes and within hearing ot• tilers who dwell • bore. There hasheen the most exciting and pain- , fel five dam I have seen in Washington sines ' last April a year. On Saturday all the em ployees of the Government were requested to provide themselves with two days rations, and proceed at once to the hittlefleld to aid the wounded; All started, leering this city at 9 p. m. We wens no less then ton hours going to Fairfax Station, which is 'only about fourteen miles. And here one cannot bat pmtse to observe that the road over .which the army is to re ceive its supplies and iM reinforcements, is _ ono of the most misersbly managed cow:terns . I ever saw. The tlovernment does all in its power, doubtless, to eipedite movements on it, bat such delays as mime in backing and passing and making up trains would surpass the belief of an employee on the Pennsyl vania B,al.lroad. It is over this terribly slow and badly managed read. that Pope received his troops before the - rebels had turned his right wilts. , The Pennsylvania Relict Asrodation, with a large number of its members, hastened toward the field with nine large boxes of bandages and lint, and also, with 'lmminent, and food In an great abundance as they were able to procure. , Arrived 6t Fairfax Station, we were yet abouteleven miles from the bat: tle-field. It was Sundey morning, gray and and gloomy ; the rain deseended in torrents ; we were in a wilderness. , A miserable desert ed little church cowered . among the bashes upon a slight elevation ear by ;at the eta tion, a long train of cars .Was discharging forage and stores to mine hundreds of army wagons. The guard (that was what at least it was intended for) biVousoked,- under -the trees or Molter tents, by smouldering fires on *MA thug toasted ears of cord, - while their arms stood staokad under the projecting cave* of the railway station near by. in front of a dilapidated outhouse, near the road, lay the gift of some good SameriMn—boxes upon boxes of lemons and ,other goods far the wounded; hurled helter-skelter from the care in a pile, soaking with rain and rand, Among all, under trees, in the pouring .rain, raider - tents, about the firee—everywbere, contra bands Jest irbm the distant fields whence our army hedvetreated were to be seen. All the way along the road as we went.'and when we returned, under every dilapidated reef, at the 1 tents of the soldiers, by haystacks and battle, one saw the worn, sadfaced African mother with her child upon hoe back or tit her,stde, the man carrying an immense burden, either upon his hand or slung worries his shoulder, all pressing toward yeti, Father 'Abraham! All eager to be your beet friend, I All leaving the plantations where they "have been AO kindly treated," and the "master they so much loved" and the " pities where they Mat) bora," and to which they would show " their attachment by every token"— and .for what? Is it, shall it be an empty search, a worthless been 7 Or nball it be that for which men of ell colors and dilutes every where long end strive—the priceless boon of freedom? Whatever may be the resdlt of this great upturning and 'Am-turning, the headmen leek up from their unrequited toil with thankfulness, and amid the gloom sod desolation Of the hour are "unveiling on" to the land of hope, though it may be the land of penury ,and distress. 00U1/10 BACK After we had remained at Falifoa Station a couple of hours, until thoroughly suakel end ocirstet with mud, and Nearly "starved with cold and hunger," ostlers came from the head quarters of the army that we were not to come tOrWard that the field of bottle which wo had held on Friday had been taken by the ert • may's reinforcements on Saturday, end that our army had fallen back on Centreville. We were, therefore, net wanted in the front, and so had nothing to do but come back, leaving the euffortog and unfortunate heroes and Till dm., to their auguirk loud mitery,in the rein, en the fluid where they felt. God pity them. rtiat Is all we eould de. , They have fallen Into the bents of the itasmay.to be stripped and plundered. We arrived at Arustundria about noon On Sunday. Chic snou'd Sea that uttierahre pleee to realist whni this a..r is doing. About 2,00 sessile are them ;lowa While we aCell there waiting tws !mean etasiasert of chi largest site came in loaded with ',thole!, erb!lnvessol after veerd loaded wlth or t wagon., horses, mules and every thing that lour demands, wero disclaardlog their huge redoes on the *barter. The 'Deets wane :the:kneed with . marching or stragthug soldiers. The ambn lentos in continuo. streams come pouring down with sulk of the wounded!. had been procure-I. The steamer Dung Branch lay et the wharf already neatly tall of maimed, bloody and groaning men. This was war mend home to ns, aid yet otber heroin hol! were all amend conrehing to the field In good Alt they need In a ironer I A general 'shot, great heart r er Ile.• work, and who knoIN2 1.111.11 wort: , as =SI It may seem strange that v.• ar• still writing about oar army being “safe.", We are, however, thankful that the brave Banks has arrived, .hd Joined the MALI army with his form inmot. Ile braka up the railroad beyond Manassas, Rnd without the - lose of a man reached Cenrroeille on Monday. He de. woad a good portion of Iva transportation, however. The army I. now ail ooneantrated, sod the main portion of it at Ilentreville. A fight 041300 dolayed. • . I am glad to be able to say that this battery, solargely reioforeod from-Pittsburgh, got in here yesterday from Bigul's command. They. did nut lone a man. Their battery wee, io fain, disabled, their guns being of small no count. Most of the battery took part to the fight as Infantry. • ; Macy wore net, however. mash exposed, and toqe of them wore elitisr killed or wounded. , They are here now, els cramped Dear the Capiiol. They atojolog to hive oast gone. , • TIIR WOONDID Oa Enaday every yehicle in this city, ex cept those of foreigh,otlaistore, were taken by the Governmoul for the use of the wound ed. All' day yesterday, bwiness was nearly / auspende her., wtnle we took charge of the hust.com ng in- The sad proceselon of 'am balances continued most of the day. The hompltalS which had boon as far as-NE.66la cleared of the patients, are now tilled again. Send on alums, drawers, Books, handker chiefs, towels, loather slipper', (muck wanted) butto,r, spice', tea, sugar. Send nod is shall he property applied. VIIITOZ. Capture et Members er the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry: Companies I and .P, of Cot- Ludes Primes Second Pennsylvania cavalry, under °command of Captain fitune, and accompanied by Brigs, Ozer General Dimity,. proceeded on Thursday to Centreville, fur the purpose of making a reconnoissance. They arrived there about three o'clock, sod wers informed by the eiti. tens thht no:rebels had been in chat place for three hours previously. They-had not heart there lorg before Gene. Lee and Stuart and Ptcstiugh Los, with 00 aemssion caved. ry, rode into town. Gen.4.lirney, ecelog that to oppose such a force moat be a piece of shear folly, onsered them to fall back. The cavalry rude elf, cleanly pursued by the rebels. Our tomes had to arose a ditch, which they generally did by jumping; but one of the horses having 'to gabled nattiest, six more fol. lowed the 111,1116 example, end before them men could extricate themselves the rebels were upon them and ruptured the seven. Ten more men were alio captured. The seventeen pria. owe were taken shout live miles by the cav alry, when the rebels' prided them and _sent them back to our linos, ,The following lea list of those who were captured and subsequently paroled : Farrier' limb, corporal Whimings ton, corporcif 51,11. Un ti e„privatell 0. Parks, C. Armstrong, ..D. U. Carpenter, W. W. Vaughan, ChualitiVram, J. K. Clark. W. U. Rosa, John:fdegnire, George Young, E. Law rence, J. K. Liaenah, Daniel Dodge,,and two others-whoie names imuldnot loam._ The .elptured ones are . wostfrout Crawlord county, Pennsylvania: They state that - 11W-rebate Meated _them kihdly, but Oen. Loa beOted of having been that day within eight miles of Waehingten. . - ' Tex Egan ItaiD BOCIMIAIIIOII LOP W —Dupita hes were received in Wheel /US, on Monday,.announoing the arrival at Clarksburg of the 12th Infantry, and the por tion of Uarlin'i battery which left Wheeling on Bnoday, bat no- enemy bad . yet appeared. It would team that-the - rebels bays abandoned their intention of ultios Oluidriburg, If;they ever - entertained azioli.a notioo..l tit thought that the rebellorar bite been greatly overrated, om 4 • & bra - they. hare , gene bacrw.liera.theY cam's from, for feu of being asughtirid 112‘. . ta2=ls • .1 , - , 7. '•• s; , •• , ' THEIA'TEST NEWS 4 BY IXT,EGRAPH- FROM WASHINCTON. OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES tartlet Dltrttch to the Pittaborgb 6hartle.l Westin°Tax, Sept. 3,1.862 111,110 VAL or 601CCAUSCILIT tiOLDlzas. A Very large number of eonvalesoent and slightly wouudod soldiers, from the hospitals here, have been sent to Rhode Island, New York, and elsewhere throughout the Eastern States, to make room for the influx of severely wounded from. the battle Held. Among the _Western soldiers thus transferred to hoopitith -in Rhode, Island are the following Chris.' Hockering, let Ohio Artillery; Samuel A. Faller, 00-0, 7th Ohio; leash Green, Co. G, 7th Ohio; Jacob Marko, Co. 8, 7th Ohio; G. Rerhose, Co. O, 7th Ohio; E. Helm, Co. 12th Ohio; G W. Meblellan, Co. /3, 12th Ohio; S. Brooks, Co. E, 55th Ohio; Thos. .24 Dodd, Co. 0, 7th Indiana; Clay A. Fisher, 00. ad azs• 11.0.1XLLAN'S 001111• ID lifeClellan'i position is aoourately de• good in the official order issued to-day. He commanda the defenses of ti eshington. Thera is a genital acittionaertoe in this appointment. It will nicesearily giveldm much to do with tie organising of our new army, for which kind of work he is supposed to be peculiarly fitted, and will call into exercise his skill as defensii - oileneral, in which he .1s 'opposer! Gen. McClellan has re•established his head quarters at the old 240 on , Pennsylvania dvenne, ,opYealte Stair Department, which he occupied before taking the field. Use. MOCiellah spent the whelp day to del in the geld exanilnlng defences, Inspecting troops, eta._ ISZT/10zI4 111111C=1 1 .1 . 11,031 rat SOU The city boookies more and more crowded . , with Deli:ars, alitant from their . commends, end resumes very muoh the appearance of last fall and winter. A large number of thus of !Score were arrested last Saturday by General Tialleok's orders, and it le now understood that the names of twenty or thirty of them ere tobe'sammarily stricken from the army site. - *MIT SCI THE BATTY% rlr.L.D 7 lisa . ti nuorkinx When ,otir para. , were visiting Saturday's battle-field, last Sunday; to being off the irJultdod, ono h. ..1 rad and fifty wagons vwere taken down, • driven by contraband driven. The rebels are said to hare seised every one of the negrOea, and refused to let them return. They allowed no to bring off ,our wounded, but only on taking their parole not to serve against them till regularly ex olesugaul. They report: full lists of all wound -el so paroled. Pour-Male of all not wounded op Saturday are thus paroled prisoners. Persons who diet , ted the battle-field make loud complaints of the rebel conduct. in one instance a rebel officer drew a pivot on one of our Surgebns who merely asked aim not to stand In his 1 , light while oper ting, and .he was only pre vented from eb ,osing- by th e bystauderi. Similar brn.st IN d'llt was common. 4013TIOSSL LIST Of vorstrzp. The foltowtog Me pr. addttlocal hit of the Western wounded SIII2IUCL Made Wm. A. liartor) ward E. Shays:,; , Matt[Mon, BGtb 76th Ohio in 'Mb Ohio lean Ohio infnutry; G 4 : l* M John Li Eiooonr Wm. MeCittlaa, ItOben Das*, I, Jolla H. Doothe deed; Ilabut Stal Adams, C, 6356 0,731 Ohio 101 l 65th Ohio infist• 736 Ohio formitr inryncry--dend; Lomb Daily, 12th Ohio in CCILLNtIfST or felt /N NNJUILDNOTON A. oat ,colt 10 a ka rotten, to oar arteron' Saturday, etecretary Stanton has ordered MI the able bodied Glares to be regularly enrolled f.r military orgaonr.tion. They ere to be drilledand armed. Toil evening, in aceord ance with this ~.tdcr, seventeen couipaniet were organised—ra.h containing one hundred men. They are t.. b; divided into twobattal lons, armed and olli+;cred to-Morrow., Every able bodied clerk in the Departments, ',bother over age or not, is Included In this organisa tion. Some two hUndred employees on the Capital are taken to complete the number. Ii is understood that Gee. Hunter was re tailed from South Crrolina at bts own request. Ho was very much dissatielted at the resuirof his attempts to arm and organize Degrees, and It is alto said that his actvices 'wore thought to be Deeded here in some Duch capa city as that ha occupied last year boforu 801 l Ron. is expected to wake things ea active as his fore, will oduilt. Ho has. already sailed to roller° llantar sod take command. 00330,LTS oil TOO POTOMAC Ern Amor% aho.gunboata ob-Potomac river are ilia following in additioi io tbir Gag-ehlp Wanburette :. Jacob DelliYankes, Port Ryal, Sonora, ariatook, Tiogs and Teaser. The Dispatch, Satanic: and others are In the river and may shortly ho expected up. CABllitllte IS IIaTVIIDAT'Ii ACTION. The drat Michigan Cavalry . , in Saturday's lotion, lost Col. T. F: Brodhead, 'hot througli .the lungs, and taken prisoner; Major Town, three gunithrit woutids and two sabre eats, may recover-in the - hospital hare Major Atwood captured, ;MMus ; Lieut. Mesita= wourided and captured; Lieut. Morse killed. The regiment lost very severely in rank and file.. 'Col. Brodhead was wounded in s second charge made by tile regiment,tat slid nothing about it, and it was 'not known evert by tiff °Moors. Re milled ipeinin , •of "other ,rogi. manta as they felt bcok, and, when - nearly sarrounded,lnut urteilbrsome of his oilcans to retire . , litir verfusfiy!o•long as he men to fight with. Capt. Andrew C. Kemper, of Cincinnati. late of Hsneck's staff, bee, at his owl re quest, been ordered la duty on. Gan. Wright's staff, at Cincinnati! fly some oversight hts appointment was not vita& on by the Senate at the late 'tension, bat. Stanton, obi Ili'leek', request, reappointed him. Major Halpin, r f Gen. Hunter's staff, has bnon orderorbere to take Kemper's place,on liallaok's staff. aironru 1111711ItD Plasollllllli - - -- . Some eleven houdred of our Mut ta ( lit' prisoner! in Saturday's fight end paroled, ar rived in Georgetown this evenilig. TLej state that Lee's ioadqUirtars, on,Tuesday evening, *era three 'Mlles . _beyond Ball Run. - They, oonfirm everything we have hitherto fisd about the rebels'stripping the'vrieundee'efii-' ears,lng Privatet lir *OW Of barbarity is at& Wier IS wssT s att uhaaticta. , „ , Plivo,l4,` who is tow beie x tbso I fa vata.l3.**4.ft?pi-74 milsktgat ,~;; _rs Dint ' , Valk thrte , of Weal= yirenia., widths% nutmeat fesza. I are apprehended. The following is.e partial. reasittalin of one hams in general officers in the remit gagerients : Gen. Duryea, wounded; Gin. Batch, slightly wounded; Gen. Kearny, tilled; Gen. Behneck, badly wounded i4Jen. Bigel,allghtly wounded; Gen. Luise 3. '64; vane, killed; Gen. Tower, badly *Goaded; Gen. Taylor, fatally wounded, cm* dead . ; Acting Brig. - Gen. Coulter. killed. Among the Colonels killed are Col. Brown, of the 20th Ind. ;, Col. BrOirn., of the 28th Ind. ; Col. Cantwell, 82d Ohio; Col. goiter, 73d Penna.; Col. McConnell, 3d Near Jersey, ; Col. O'Con nor, 2d Wis. t. Roberta, let Wia. Among the Western Colonels wounded ere of the Oth Wis. ; Col. Gavin, of the 7th Ind.l Cot. Robinson, of the•lth Wis. ; Ced 7 Mire dith, of the 29i1i Ind. Major Bell, of the 7th Wis., is wounded. . , Gen. Bisney, of Philadelphia, mimes to the command of Gen. Kearney's (Holston. A - number of gunboats are stationed off Georgetown. Tho Secretary of War decided to-day to keep the dratted men in separate regiments from' the volunteers. Gen. Haintsleman is urging the filling . up of the old regiments first. Some members of Gen. Schenok's family have come on to wait upoil him. ..Eie ii still at one of oar oity hotels. • To-days New York Tribune has the fol. lowing highly significant paragraPla' with reference to the dangers of the crisis: " What'wo mainly apprehoud, hovinver, Is not lliat Individuals shall sulfer—lhey always do and must suffer In convulsions like, thle— but that the salutary popular instinct -which regards with jesioniyaverj infringements of be debauched and biOkea down. "We fur there are too many patriotic this day, who, 'if their hearts 'were' taid',.open, would be willing io'rewsird with an bipedal crown the military genius who should snood. By and utterly crush out the reltellioa. In view of this tendency, it Is, lu sense,. fortunate that our struggle has, cc yet, do-. veloped no Cromwell or nor-even en Andrew Jackson. Coritiptad an the nubile: small:neat-bag beoome-forty years' truckling to the slave power—too many mightbe ready to evince their gratitude to the savior' of oar nationality by making him a presint of oar Wassittoron, Sept. 3.—" Eleven hundred.pa., ruled prisoners, some of, ahem . wore taken by 'the enemy as far back as Thursday at. Ma nassas, arrived late thisevening at Acquednot Bridge, Georgetown, and report Gee. Lee,hae established his headquarters three miles be yond Bull Ron, on the Warrenton curapika. The only force at Fairfax was Stuart'. cav alry, he bides there In person. The rebels assisted these men in the.burial of oar dead, most of whom had been stripped of their clothing with the exception of their skirts. , • Oar men say the enemy at the time wars so hungry that they ruebed for the haversacks °Lour killed and wounded. Our men saw columns of the enemy march ing to the rear, on the Warrenton turnpike, toward. Thoroughfare Gap.. Washington is comparatively quiet, the ex citement uf the last two days having .onb 7 sided. Such despositions has hemmer*. of 7 trocya, within Outlast 14 hours, mita restaiticonti- Reports hive reached' here; fthru tints to time of certain reginientihaving hien nearly erardhilated, when after the lapis of a.lew days the rumors prove groundless, the reappearance of numerous stragglare luting the hoer. refute. /ion of the exaggerations. Vi'sistietwon, Sept. 3.—Yeatertfay . after. aIoOD, at .four-o'clock, there was eonsiderable fighting between. -Fairfax end the interim'• diets space' toward Washington. The rear guard consisted, it is said, of Booker's .and h'its John Porter's commands, who did. Oleo. eel service in keeping Atte rebels in check, as our troops_were moving- intatbs fottiGoatione protecting this city, on the Virginia side, ds to the report of the Chain'Bridge bales destroyed, it is sufficient to say that several days ago the planks ware, removed as • pre• vends* measure. . P.). V, 823 Ohio infantry; G, sth Ohio infantry ; Ed• D. Slat Ohio Infantry i Thos. Ohio taf►ntry; Saint. Satan, ntril P. B. Eisakell, ry; John Olnrk, 16th .17. Black, A, 821 Ohio to rar,-,-; 11, 721:0hi0 tufantry; 4.6 Ohtoinfantri—..les4 i 161.4 Ohio lufantric--iisad 661 h 060 ialistyy—dead; c), 691 E Os lo lecuitric7 6, Bth Ohio infaatrn lof.atry; Pat Haw I tt B. Hrowti, 66,12 t. Z. H. Minor, H F•tt.t Bctook, F, 12th Ohl. I=l TEM DLJUZE O 7 TEM CYIHIS From Washimitoo There are very few stragglers here, and the city today b oomparatively free , from .111. 0it.001,124, . . . Itenerti of the rebels haring - crossed into : Maryland and believes, be, nothing, to=day, will reliably knoWn, as the troops lining the Upper Paternal ore sufficient check the pro great of any forces making such in attempt. The weak points of the defence have been or were considerably strengthened to•day. Gen. McClellan want over the, river, to-day, - with Ida body-guard. and The sick and wounded continue to arrive in' embalmment and huks. It is reported that firing has been heard in the vicinity of Leesburg, but the rumor to doubted.. Secretary Stanton wan at the Department to-day attending to business. Deere closing, 'information has reached here that the rehab aro making a tlemonttra slurs tip the river, and that some have already . ?toadied Leesburg and are also spread between. there and the Chain Bsidge, aa if designing . to cross the ferry connecting with Montgom ery county somewhere in the'neighberhood of , . . . Beporureseolt ns that Winchester has beeri 'evacuated, the ; c hola baying appeared in force to the valley. The accession programme heretofore pub lished seems to be in the line of consnaerna, tion as tar as the enemy - mu secomplisb namely : to carry the war Into Maryland. Oar troops, though much ;damaged by re. cent. service, are being reerninck and- int! roved. Lltrg irate KeituCki; Tontavans,,Sept —l4:view preprw . Won msde and makic, to resist the enemy, the eneitement here u cousiderably abates:L. Thecietton here it rapidly biting. transported across the Ohio :teen Parchaiete refining-to pay hew, bat offering 45 cents on the Indieni, shore' an advance of fire cents Olkiestakasell vices: Authenticated rumors say that- the rebels are burning all the Cotton they come across In their me dies through Tennessee and Kentucky. ColonelBbackelfordrs Oth Kentucky cavalry overtook A...lts _Johnson at Morgandeld, Trolon - oottury, yesterday, killing: sod captor. log a number of,Johnsou'e band, media salt phrsulnlythe remainder. • • ' ' . • 'Tbs Southern line is again Jundrupted be. low Basselville. . . : Laulit (roil Cisa.onath Ctxotsseti, September 3.—Reginienti (rota .eamps wait companies froinAnterior. townt have been striving all afternoon. Tbetaill' ; Airy anthorltbm anevery.active, :* - o. .; At rli' 'olool on .. Tarteclailkeinlng," ipbeleneenpllC,Lexingtoat . 003 Railroad telegrapbto ocontownloatum . , has been reestabllsbed to Paris. --• kriteoloolt this afternonn,..a s ttoCiinolt.J, eibig 'engine 'Proceeded within ktiles_of Lexington, where_ebornt .bVidge wee - tonnAi• It Is not known , whether that:obeli - still copy Itengten or not. , ••• - A trate - tt.'tvibliti twelve nilleefreet-Cineinneti-this 'Corning. A law, aumber'of .aegrittn , ttre being teat aerosethe slyer to work .011 - . the tortileationt. • 'Prom 'tautened, Sept. rumor - :to the 14- fest that Gov. Cumin' had telegraphs:die 'the Scouter - Y . of War that be inflated upon Pend silvAidAng b.Ctia pieced alder .coutvoifid.iKf Gen.MoOlellaii only, his gained contidernbiri alresdulon. both in Wublovon and this city, I hula :the :beitisatens ferwetatirwthatta troth whatever Iv toitteltied intbbratoteliiipt: Th. inieliiiptioeliola yeahleitinilhat.eirr• hat: tabin birth alp*Oplthi,fOrtilleatiopi ankintrenobrunta of that city, hie given -rite ;to the upreetion of many epiniodsmvith re girdlo the propriety of sending away , frtqn Pdiifsyteahia her thotiande4 ioldieriri mitt ifibieglit Way way. all 4 rtgal , o4 AC la'al a " "A 66 060 MOlia:;4lSrligil aaxnio Oerthirtlthoweuid-have alrudy.wogerttnd- :tp many others era prePuieje7.- aphdtethriall sof mg The Ninth' Meiiiitiehuecit4 - 11atteyy.: --Bagtoidl,ou Iklassaohtdiatte' battery left tila aftericir **sat of war- 6 / 11 . 1 r - . _ ~~--~?~ ~-,.~ =Kansas.- - —vannion.itestsal,"OetitX":44llll-011illar liday'pro_PrIstor the Overland St* Idle,' sad'Ma time -oil' algid, Erten .-Clarsori:Valley Oda. plate, is reported to be-eleven days and one boar, inolndise.tbirttenk boors deterittowthis side of Salt Lake. No Indians were seen. ' They represent Ike ,newvon4 . ronttrintr the Cherokee trifles ezbellant. • -' •-• Ur. Holliday stated , that after the - letb: inst. the overland: lasses mill. lag/ t.brourAt Denver olty • , - Markets by Telegraph.: Pinup:ulna . Sept. 3.—Mour wiryTOM 9 1 9 199 .':- 10,0 MI bbho .66;0 for superfine: 55A:1ar.:_v 60 %,....„.. 4 the close holders were Inn in their views. nut in Itywhoor .or Coro meg. Ac aetire It ii. Wheat: sake of 13.000 bus. et sl,iffigttßD Orr Minn; wykants; Wester, red 8 , ,,62; soothers VA, andr - : I 1 1.f.3 roevbita. Rye sel li ng at 71:12MISSinisr.' and 16 for old. tarn in d mans sad baliage__llt el' • • rained. with Wes of 3,f0:1 Doba ws i yell at nag.* and ntlxrd Western at 67. Bata doh; Wee nifirirsta. , ware at 65, and old Penosylratile at 66 , 4(7,0q ~ COM* nlnt•staall sake Rio 111. ..War..1 . 0024 lawny= at e 34. Sugar and molasses q Provisions well• ly haTII 111 .read tendetry; asks of Moss Pork .• -. et $1105041.124 ha= St aides 6314,6)4: aid alsonldess,l; 6564. Lantana at Pge in bbls, andloo. ' ti ItIllt• {Vol ty: 600 bbit Oblosold at Ste. .- • • , New Toss, Sept. S-60.=1: -41Otie Mini UAW titts -: soli at 51.90645,01 for' Stab; 83.5065,60-far Ohio._ and $5,..13a4,6u 'he ' Southern: Wheat 8n:, 50,660 tra.bda sold at 81, 20141 for Cllkagosetur .:., 61.37(11,.3 for ililwarkee (Nub. Corn weedy; aapit . , bushels *aid at, tiOQ6I. Be-f quiet: Ilan Park tut: ' ' changed. Lard Inn at - 160. k r : dsityhro Nit Itradpta of Moor 13.960 blita., - ..Wbsti I,oollSheS._ . Corn Stocks. lower- Chkain aiCitook. ' Mad 6 Illinois - Peated Fallro.d.. 600. If Wirtz So 6334; New Took Outtrate ry arsartingeo i A; hilwott , t, VIII; 'Tennessee 6s .n ape iMilith VI kWh • Pawl qad usi . . , v. 8,... 7 3 loti. v 3 4 1);,:...:. , , . , ~ , . Dlrm Tosic.-341:.3..Ziett1ar , -Coltendoki , 3AO) bale.' :old 6t Moor Snit; 19.0160 btds 15,1, ems 0.9 i 3 55.44:05. 0 4 Bowe= SSW MO Wheat Sim; w.le• sho,WO ati.heliq Bantsid Spring .:$41361,M. IllwrankesirMob $41760.1 . 0 , 11,::. and 61.30465 . A10r ;ed Western. Co firm: saleant.. oop, 90.000 bushels sn 60061. Beef dull. '. - wait '.` Slisol6B - -+ 1,600 ale Me a ;Old at SUBBBIL 21.64,BrInatik, 9 (4 1 - lAvladki "IL . B ' 3 W am; hadth- 11 046 . Stake loser; Chicago sad Bock hued fit Mat 11..„.,,,, Central in; hlschipui Southern 6-Idfd M4tkirP6 16 116,.. Treasury not re lthey4; Syd 115 34. -.- ~ - • ' THE WARM V1111411.1M. POSITION •We taitiritio [allowing from'theilirnAdng.,. JO nßeiti644 . 4 From onr:llpericir,. mho lofG.CeniMitill9 - ' yentonlay morning At 6 o'clock, me - obtain tho'followinepartionlare Our entire army is now Mailitiat, treville, has been—largely-reinforced, and thi men. are , : Orderly,'antiz in, pie spititti They occupy s'etrCag'poirition; es good as ean,befearnd.: - :Ttiey - - -formed...in line for battle yesterday siorhing about nine o'clock on the arrival SumliciJi but 'the rebels did not cheese to show fight. Ale3o ,number ofwounded eoldterd werelbron t_ to _Aininisdriti'jsaii "shipp ed to this yet) taiday,ithere they have already arrived sd the several hOspitals. All our wounded: soldiers, toilthrill:4h. 'officers, And everybody. with w.hoin ire hers. conversed, ways .oar reporter, charge nit the - blame Saturday's defeat to General . McDowell. The ..ay turlet Longstreet in through the 'Gap purposely; and - in every way daring the beta, managed to actually aid the - enemy:Viort they - call hinos traitor.: New, ' trust ' that the-Matta will bp investigated, and lie - eincierelY !mos it, May not prole true;but that the otaierla ' (labia tertain it is, istattiver sal oemplaitit against Gen. dioDorelLy.:,' • The enemy, it seems, halal the battlefield of Saturday, bat our. reporter thinkeil4ki flag of truce was sent by Gm , PoPes questing the privilege of butyl:4l)=4llAL of this, however, he-is -noocstain. -- Keyes Dirisibh: 'arrived it - Alexandria yesterday,• and - our-reporter earthen, they ~ moved. f orward •to the scene of - cob. flue spiriii. - VV. foci confident. now, from what we can leirm of theitiength and condition of oar army, that we are fatly ready for the enemy, let him do his best. There will be, we hope, no more-retreats, no _more blun dering of Genera* and we trust that tths *neje often - fer-adoTiridTtOr driving .the enemyJn the wall has fully. come. ....Theentnny, lift Richmond; in high spittle, deleiMined to and felly'ponfident that. be - Mould march to Washington. and glean out the f'nest.or Yrinkees," as he plemma to it. Let him be sent back . bawling to his, den, but don't-lei.hinPrest - there- porous him, enbilde hho,•11ot him buti-uktittiPhe submits to rightful'autiorityi'• We - learn-from! the Star that Gen.. Eitel' isitilled, and that .Jackson is badly.sioand- ' ed; • This may.be so, butour-reporter, who left yesterday morning, heard-nothing of the kind.. . LATrit Isom cattrazizszic: . . _ A gentleman connected with. tba Homy -Department went to Centreville -on &War. -day afternoon, Stith- an ambulance load ;of atone for wounded -.soldiers, expecting-to get uPouttba butte gromid, but upon at riving et:Centreville - found tbat ` the Bdd weals' posselidon of the enemy, and that no succor could ; reach the wounded . and dy ing heroci. AU wee confusion at Centreville on, nn, day mortdag,. the place _being filled:lath wounded and exhausted aoldiema mho.had been in the fight onliseurday, but by-nine o'clock order was restored,'and as aeon fiumeet's Diiitiott arrived, the troops-were drawfinpin line of 'battle, - and'hy neowa mighty - boit was reedy and. anxious to renew the coatesti'espeeis • 11 Y As . the enemy could be seen in the dititsnee, evidently preparinglof battle: :',. o 4Aitor" merit left.at six o'clock.. on -fluids, Banker' column wins then pouring in„itudi were in high .epirlur, notwithstanding a fatiguing march. •-• . The rebels have nerarmy train, .and ate" supposed to have . no'rations except what they carry .in their ha V erwtoks, and ghat their am - munition miist Wien be extuitmted. In the. fight: MI Saturday Fed ifillioad iron slags, froin Which turctutuitsner4lt supposed, they are short of cannot:kW*, On Saturday evening! they. -.throw ts. few 'shells inter sk train of =balsams- Stied with Wounded soldiers, without &mob . , P14.04'08. - , ;, _ tl5O -LBE 6 T-L'lAl!'9 4 - -$lO • gAtZfiiriMilimavid:i'ill" ' • ' ho. Ore BUOADWAT,, ir"nor , VATPA f. o , o ff!g makkip •I ; ._!wkiece . „ . netiNa 002.AVRISCEINVOOD,PIA wick ogrataiainal.4.DtPteatsatt loam , In thlatam alit or turopa i , °rollout bee, 034 . 1 54"1N b.gP WA. ttpla tram., txt 1150 cjosit„ Mi*raltall in-rtva'rassat. • • sitittktalrolan.. = z ass r.r . $ll6 wartaated route rot- Alia 1341 aeitioalita taattalk, .ad tO ttotottaator :hats foe IWO 4 , 10 1 *.b1 theokt eitieznx at Writ iWatitattatlit boot* putraita and 417 . 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