Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
Abrams In IIaCoLsDon.
aLEAsrses FROM THE YANKEE NEwsPArERs.


eLEAsINGs FROM THE YANKEE NEwsPArEBs
The Ciocinnst pspors ssats that Brig idier General
Mitchell will this week take the field at head OF the
fore which are to march upon the Cumberland tap
This command Is said to have been assigned TO HIN BY
Secretary Cameron while 10 Cincinnati last week. and
| fraught with important results
I Prom the Chicago Tribune. Oct. lou
| LANE AND STURGIS-THEIR DISAGREEMENT.
By the arrival Of an officer Of Lanes Brigade, who
left Kansas City on Sunday night we have late nteli.
gence from Western Missouri.
Line and S.urr the former with three thousand aud
the latter with four thousand men, were still a. Kansas
City, unemployed and waiting orders serious am.
Guilty had sprung up between these commanders
and is was understood when our informant left that
Lane would no logger obey Surgis orders. though the
latter was bis superior In rank Lines sentiments were
shared by the great body of bis men, and nothing Out
necessity induced by the presence OF Danger, Woua DC
able to bring about good understanding b.tween lhese
officers l. was further understood that Lane about
90 make charges agSinst Surgis, with view 20 have
MIN removed or suspended This 70 unfortunate for the
cause 10 that quarter Gen. Surgis an ofcer OF great
merit Ia TIE Datts Of Wilson's Greek, where Lyon tell,
be did capital service and 1t is be greatly regretted
that he /. now giving hins.f up to ndulsences which
carry with them consequences 30 detrimental to the
Union cause. Wetske B. for granted that Gen Fremont
will interfere soon Of this affair comes TO hs
ears.
Lane on Wednesday last sent out scouting party 10
| observe the movements OF Price and his ga3g Tney
returned Oh Fsiday having made thorough reconnos
ssrce of sl the country in that vicinity They found
Price at Rose Hi twenty miles from Lexington, and as
near as they could ascertain throwing up Temporal
~ entertainments They report that Prices force has
been exaggerated numbers and efficiency, and that
there Is great dsconn q. in his camp Before leaving
Lexington he dismounted all his men but two thousand,
and sent the horses 10 the north side OF the river
solely, Is alleged TO prevent Wholesale desertions-
Hill bis men are barefooted ard al are not tnscavey
armed. Il Is the opinion at Kansas City that his army
will gradually melt away as he goes southwark and that
upss Fremont makes haste he will fad nobody to fight
From uhs st. Louis Republican.
INDIANS ON RED RlyER.
Il has been stated that necessity eIss for the gar
risonng Of Fort Abercrombie but assured by Mr.
Burbank that this is msake and that the Indians are
more roubls all along the river than ever before.
The last number of the Fort Garry North Wsstsr con
tane the following account OF heir operations IN that Vi
entity
Sfce Ii. departure Of the ass the Indians arc be-
coming remarkably saucy. They are clamorous almost
daily about set for their lands aud even talk OF
compelling the Company to ply up. Perpsps these CON-
munings and threats may not menscing look Ist
nov but In the absence Of any controlling force they
hkeiy Lead troube At Pemb'na, the Indians have
already commenced operations by is'ying buck mail on
the boat Refore she could pase down 10 Fort Garry,
this las. trip the Captain had bend to the Red
River Like piIlageTs ard other Indian w0rhes, liberal
donation Of provisions The modest SUN o. 900 is said
10 be what they claim for Mr. Burbanks OF the wood
and water on the route Their demand mus. he satt ID
10 some way other, and they have received the
fire. instament they will have greater audaciy in eskit
a second Their will also bodes the Indians
heresbous and render them more noisy and exscing
Should they make any hostile demonsuaions there IL ro
estimating the misc lief they might do before any force
could be brought together 10 put them down There
under present circumstances, literally no protection IN
such case-nor there force enough to enable the
authorities 10 carry their laws should infringement
OF them be attempted This il siouli be; and il
remedy IL not applied cur rulers may find 10 their
cost that prevention Is Letter than cue"
TIE INDIAHS OF sEW MEXICO
Tbs Indian Agent for New Mexico Mr.. Stock, Las
lust arrived Lere direct from that Territory Previous
his ,pariure al the principal OF the Navrjoe Ir-
dams came TO Santa Fe and made treaty Of peace with
he Governments, With the exception Of Arizona. where
A small force of Texans have possession through the
| treacbery OF Col. Lorpg.
All is quiet In hs Territory. The Federal force there
TO- under Col Candy, Who commands that military De.
ua.tnent Is FROM tveyo eileen hundred, while the
cg,ns have raised three full regiments Mr. Stock rep
sesnts the Whels people as oya TO Ran. The OF set
of the Corfedeates represented heins aeTs the
GoyeIn stores rather than 10 erdeavor to conquer
.e country There were Disturbances on the Pains
ard aben Mr. Stock was passing there the Indians
pre in the hes, possible huor from the sot Of receiy
! leg presents and sEnp.tie4.
Wafer Smith, con Of the se5.5,cry Of the Interior,
has been appointed Chief Clerk Of chat Department
From tie Columbus Journal.
THE K. G. O. IN oH.o-l CASTLE ASSAULTED
BY TIE {. s. MARSEAL-THER Re. okDs SEIZED.
1t has long been known that gang Of Confederates
called Knights OF the Golden Cifts, has been niesiing
the whole country That they woRng aesretly in
Ooo against the and the Government has also been
koown We have been in possession OF their oaths their
grip their and pier for secret correspon.
dIcsfo u ). lna month past. Blu: know that ie C.
csrs OF the GoveruEent yere upon their track We re-
e. laed BY request from any put lcstiol the document,
that had come into our possession from perfectly 're
able source The Marshal OF the NORTH Dsu has
made descent upon them-he assaulted one OF their
&c lee Marion yester6s-, and borfofs "coo .nde.
as prisoner the Cleveland Jail Their records were
also seiz,t Toe excl ement in Marion intense Be-
low ,oUEd the sworn statements upon which the Mar
shel made toe arrest.
I, Samuel Cheney, of Marion county, Chic, Of lawful
age being fret duly sworo depose and say the thc
evening Of 0sober 8, 1851, was a. CsFter's school
hoGse, In Green Camp township in said county. aid
with others present being d.sirous Of ferret and
exposing secret AZ ion known and distinguished
The uuiniIated hts OF The Golden Circle, called
one Peter Hopkns who present out OF said school
house. aud after prelimluay talk, 1t Dged
that ! should be initiated In regular form, said Hop
kins informing me that he was a regular member
whersupon proceeded &c Q wagon, little els
lance from from the school house, ana lp ssd wagon
was duly initiated as member OF said association
by slid Peter Hopkius, he administering the oaths,
giving tho pass-sords, signs, grips &c in good
faith The oath was taken IN this sise said Hopkins
first repeating part Of the same al time, and myself
repeating the afsr him. Alter said initiation, said
Hopkins informed me OF the names Of number Of s.. i'd
association residing Ia the neghborhood, which names
for the present withhold The oaths, signs grips pas
words g. are TO the best OF my knowled,r, embodied
below, and are nearly correct as roIll them
from memory. am particularly positive that the parts
in Italics reli Sadirg in blood ~ 10 my knees TO
serve ysersou Davis contained in the oath below,
wss In the OATH and ny memory particular and dis
zinc, on this part Of the aso q the signs grips,
passwords &c. The oath givens tqs in ssDs.auee,
il not In FORM Sc h,ve depend entirely on my mem
CRY, for the same, and further dePenept 18th not
! rfeeT aIT1.