Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-19
IMPORTANT ACTION OF TIE KEN
TUCKY LEGISLATURE.
General Anderson Invited by that Body
TO Take Measures TO Erive the
Traitors from the State.

Boston, September lS-Subscriptions to
the Treasury loan yesterday reached nearly
1926 900.
The ARABIA sailed to.day-she took no
specie.
FREDERICK, ND, September l8-Imme-
diately after the farce was gone through with
yesterday afternoon, of calling the roll and
adjournment, an unusual stir took place in
the community. Some com DanieS OF Will
sons Regiment were observed passing
through the city in different directions, and
soon it was found that the city was walled
in. No one could go out without pass from
the Provost Marshal, whose Office was soon
crowded with an excited throng of people
who had been stopped and turned bark. In
the mean time, Lieutenant Carmichael of the
Baltimore Police was moving quietly about
with his officers, accompanied by squad Of
military, making arrests, commencing with
the officers of the Legislature, and especially
the Clerks, who coutended that they would
keep the legislative machine going until a
quorum should arrive.
The first occupant of the guard house was
the Clerk of the House, Milton Y. Kidd. His
assistant Thos. H. Moore, could not be found
till late in the evening, but was finally ar
rested. The Clerk of the Senate Mr.. Kill
mour and his assistant, Mr.. Carmack, were
also found with much difficulty, and taken
to the same destination. Mr.. Gordon and
Mr.. McCubbin, of Allegheny, were next
taken, and soon Messrs. Solman and Durant
were arrested at late hour. Mr.. Kesser
was arrested, but Mr.. Mills, at the last az
counts, had not been taken.
The aim of the officers was to arrest all the
members who votedfor Mr.. Wallace S famous
report, about thirty thousand copies of which
were yesterday seized as reasonable docu-
ments.
During the evening the Union members of
the House and Senate met in caucus, and re
solved that the action of the Senators present
| in not assembling having virtually brought
the Legislature to an end, they would return
TO their homes, and not again attempt to re-
| assemble.
Mr.. Long in the mean time was delegated
to prepare brief statement, TO be signed and
published by the members present.
The arrest of the clerks will prevent them
from calling the roll, and so the Legislature
is at On end.
Several of the most noisy and active Sc.
cessionists in town have also been arrested
The prisoners will remain in the guard
house all night, and be removed to Fort Nc
Henry in the morning.
LOUISVILLE, September 19-ll 30 A. NJ
No communication over any part Of tn
Southern line since six o'clock last evening
: consequently we have no information con
!, cerping the progress of Colonel Rousseau
command and the Home Guards, which let
by rail last night and this morning.
The city is quiet, but full of unreliable ru
mors.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, September l5.-It is cuI
rently stated that an important conterenC
was held yesterday, at which several hig
military men were present.
. The arrest of Bonel, Brewer and Youn
has struck terror into the Secession ranks {
our community, and it is said that some {
( the leading peace men are expecting to b
arrested likewise.
DARNsTowN, September l6.-The remain
/ ing mutineers of the New York Nineteent
Regiment, twenty-three in number, are.
, be sent to Baltimore to-day and forwarde
thence TO the Tortugas
Reports are current here that Generi
johnson is moving up the Virginia side I
the Potomac Some state his force at thirty
five to forty thousand men. If he essays Il
attempt his advance will be met in a becou
, | ing manner.