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, 1861-09-30
Sundays Dispatches.
SUNDAY NIGRT-l3 O'CLOCK.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago. .Tzibnns,i
WAsunGros, Sept -.
The court martial Instituted By Col Nc
Gum againet Lieut.. Colonel Burke azdsi1 o:.i;s-
er officers Of the new York s7Lh, has beaa 3
m;esed. and the officers hono1a5ly restored 10
their poa!tion- ....
The military examining board sit da.!"- L
number Of officers havc been examined, AID
found incompetent, AID sevesa Es==!gsssd to
avoid tie examination. Gel. A1zc1 os tae
zlh Pennsylvania resigned yesterday.
GOV. Morgan Of New York ~as sssseraay
appointed Major General OF volunteers. ara
W. Z. Strong appointed Br;55s!i=t-Gesssal-
It is understood the appointments Tere made
1.y the speeis1 request Of ME. Seward MS.
SEro7g is 8 woo. dealer, and Gov. Meg.
vet gre Ger, and beth devoted politicians. Il Is
lave commands assigned tEem- Eo11teea''''
other BTiy.,d:ers Te.e n.de st tile i1st21ce u
Mr. Cameron, and Tera all from the regular
army.
Col Kelly Of New York, who E2a been E.
prisoner in Richmond, had long Interview
with tie President and Cabinet yeaterdsy, aad
WAS crjoined net to make public his state
meut. He puts ihc rebel force in Virginia at
three hundred thousand, sud eyer7sning else
il proportion; but IS he Was close p-.son-
or while in Richmond, it il difficult to mag
Ire how he can be well Informed. Mr..
R;ster, a merchant from Pennsylvania, captured
AZ Winchester ten weeks since, VA. el=o
--Ieasfd hv nrfiPr af T. p EfEialf1 ICN act-
, 1861-09-30
K0ter from California.

SWEET WATER, Utah, Sept. 21st.-The Peay
Express passed at l. n, with s2a Francisco
Gates to the 14th.
The State is prospering, and the people are
well employed; still tie number Of yolun-
teerE called for will be obtained.
Tie State election returns ATS nearly COM
plete STAFFORD, Republican, for GovsraoI,
Las 81 ,027; Corness, Union Democrat, IS ,!cGS1
Mcconnell, Breckinri2Ee Democrat, 1926.
Amelg the SIX eouthern ccn1ttiit5 Of The State
which are Regarded: as largely ssmpathising
with secession, Los Angeles and 'F.si2re are the
cnly cCuntiss which gaze the Bi=cE.rsldge
card:Gp!e majo1itis:S.
, 1861-09-30

tSpecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
PADucAH, Sept. %.
Gen Paine has had the 9th, 18th, 40th and
41at Illinois regiments, Buell's Battery, aud
Theilman's Cavalry, assigned to him IS his
brigade. Gen. Lewis Wallace here has been
assigned the 18th Indiana, the 8th Missouri,
Smiths company Of Chicago Light Artillery,
and two companies Of United Ststes Cavalry.
All OF them are ROW here.
The Notifications are progressing rnpid1y.
All quiet; weather cool.
, 1861-09-30


Tie position OF Kentucky is just now at
tractiEg general notice. In View Of the threat
ening attitude taken by scme Of the secession
lists within her borders, it is gratifying 70
know that there is to be q body OF 1Alno15
troops stationed close at hand It Is decided
to establish camp at ShawneetoEp, as IN"
Gerstand, for PURPOSES OF drill and instruction,
Ii least two regiments will be sent there at
orce, end If that portion ct the State raises =
couple more regiments, as it is nov expected
to 90, they will Of con1se be cent thlthef.
The Fast Day was very generally op5eIgeo
Al business was suspended, and divine wor-
ship largely attended.
, 1861-09-30

Tht Michigan State Fair has b.en in prog
.ees il. Detrcit 6urll 6 the week, and hss been
uuite successful considering the times. At
She Close Of the exhibition, en- FriGay evening,
tic Society elected its Board Of Officers tor
the e:=uipg year, IS loGoWs:
Ia7eside,f-J E. CE1fPEN, Co1dwater.
1nasst,er-PhiIo P2reons, Detroit
Sc @ta,y-ls. F. JohEstonc Detroit.
Eatcu:ig CsdEnit{ee-T, T. Lyon, Plymouth,
Men,oe eonn Rsy Aarls1: Rsabtsnag asnawae esni.
"; G.c ii Dewey. Flint Genesee county; s :.
@1si!es @ Grand Kapids k:nt eounty F. = R1eE hoeee,
me- 3msec hscrs, St Joseph comfy a., H. t'.z17sid
euea Alcomb cou1iy.
ihe Fourth Anauel Horse Sho8 at kalAEaa-
Too slu he held On Tuesday, Wednesday,
10ass I'D FF5Esy zszt. Prcus1nH to the
sleo1tt q 81 oe0 vii he awarded. The Mich
~ o.ssfas R>1rsad will cssry passengers
eos '2e F:1 cf exhibition ct half fare.
, 1861-09-30
EKOn 1tkONEON,


to-:>s ;"aatz.ce cf the Chicago TtiAnae1
1RcS7oS, No, Sept. Is, 1861.
Glc, Fremont, six weeks ago, authorized
Col. heyey to rsise and attzch 10 his {Normal)
ttsir::n: a :qraarsr Of c=!2lry, bit With The
ccnG::iozs thas they migut be at any tisae
tsm. :.E-r;is Cetache3. The first company
vas III: &C 'v C8pt, Nicolls in Mel lean ccan*y,
hut :y st:sce locus rocus this company was
1Ita,. u from LIE pe10auently, and nadc
psrt # tG!- J-.--'s carairy regiment. The
IsE 1:s:.te1 a!1no5: to open mnt:ny; but
t1cy &c sc subn:;t i, fEaily, with tic bsst
grace se could. Capt. Ni:tcrs tlen raised
another company OF cSva;ry in Mclean, Oh
tie tErrsss coDei,ion th.t the company be
ottac-ed TO the Normal Regiment. Tney were
.heu c1Geree 10 Cac.p Butter to j5;:. T., and
only 1saeted 1htre c7 the day ": ;ei:-:hs!r
horaes still hth4ad. We came oil a1d lett
then: II slli3W; and now Gen Fremont, Or
bis + r li4: suhcrti4ates, have oE1ETed lae
conl::ry to u: attained t. Ill laiis.;a r*=55l
u@u!
ST. ot':er things OF :he k;:6, ~ which NE
are personally interested, may have had 100
1n2cn Influence il da:u 2euins our Ga1aasiasm "a
for Cereal r: :,Z: ne GS not me4a to ccm-
.:1xi: II - s:.- Le1isit,
tsl:., I-tI13a, F" D:E t7iI,dics close = or
carnl., - i hal ! nile south OF tae town u
that J: MT, is 9 most Important point fo7 de-
fence Ii commands tie cor-ltty for miles
a1ou.,d. aad is already supplied With heavy
ca1rt-1. .Atlt eI:.inee7s are experimenting s
The weak; and all LII: :1en Who csu lAo3T TO
=dvs: tale aT= constantly a. s1:l-
Ic-c.} Il mG-4 THa Sentenced to! h1td 31o1
duri1 = see war, AID Couiscattoo, on coovic-
ION + " tr@aEnn. He Eas se1t here to york
On tit fart. It takes two men 10 watch him
at w< rk +, and he must be guarded ct night
Our buys think this bad speculation ane
tiinl it "ou1d pay better to hang him
To-day two tla:k ccnt1abanas came intt
cam1., direct from Gen. Ha1dee's army. The.
both .iyc within q fa0 miss from here, Jus
with:a Ike border: Q: scccssia. Thcir mas
1ers t.ok them to the Ecces5ion azny seveEa
weeks siAce, and now sent them home T.
t1iEg Inc families nc were 1els tehiad- III
negT: S drove the teams to within mile q
two ii their cid 1o.nes, left them llsc1ea b
the w+.ysi6e, ard fiei to the camp.
Tt.se nenrc-s rercTtad H9r1ee to be il
A.lhosas, abaut 5000 strong, and mo7in
fu1t1,Cy sonth-7ce.-
Fl: L - little p1oslses ci night At present
The EaTL.ai Buys 10 day volunteered en- ntaSt
10 w.1k Cn tue fJrl; as!d a,most the eDtir
.esi1': Mt are :2=a::ed II =re, IL aiteraate pa
tits, tri:o live in tne morning to screa :
night They EaFe already na,ned the ne7 f.,
afte- ;he regimen, :, aud "Fo:t No=nlal'' It ri
1emeir in spite Of rte engineers preViol
cLt1S:. uiis. Fort Normal is in rathe1 +
mari .-h!s l'iece, n-iyg q hill Il the shap: Of
1.urt.ieG col3, On TIT fit TOP Of which ia Il
1crtiti3asion, Guilt Of heavy timber, stone al
esr1L.
W:.a The exception Ct quite o number
casee cf IneasleS, the 1eau1h OF the regime
is goed- Our V1vE.
, 1861-09-30

On Tuesday Gen. Rosecrans Was at Cross
Lanes, expecting to move during this week to
Gauley Bridge. Gen. Cox moved forward
from Gau1ey Bridge On the Lewishurg turn
nike to attack Wise and Floyd, who were in
fTeuched at Big seweu Mountain. On the
route be wss Joined By Col MeGook's German Iis9
ahsnaoned their inhenched position, and fed
to LeWisburg, where they are supposed to be
waitirg for another advance to again take to
flinht. There are no Indications Of any imme-
date nc yements in Western Virginia Rey-
nolds ard Lee are still watching each other at
Cheat Nouptain.-C Csncia7sati Gazette
, 1861-09-30
GbleagIo IEi1)s,nE,
THE PoToet4C HLecft toS-

THE POT9f&C BLeCft ts>e-
The navigation ef the pctola41, WHICH
has bSen growing more and more cosu'e
For stvcral weeks, ct ;2aecd u'ontas' mas
now bcsn &ntirtly cut OF b5 tile reoel
batteries. What IS proposed n be done
1bont i: 1ocs Ee: vls-riy appear, besona Il
gcnc,:.; s,a:"n.ca1 t'tt TIC Government
Nil] ,vRc ,..:.s::res - have the batteries
rcn,,,yr,:, FIR '!,s Frese''s the Obstruction
ner.t 1:,<r WI! :..;sc Jui Little :nconve-
u;e,.,- IL: 7a:-r.,t,i route 10 snc North
bc:- ::s:. i;nr, fer Tie trans i'o7ta;ion o.
lit i: :aa.sc quantities Of forage and COM
nis;:.l. S;'Hss rtvuireat u: lhe army, lie
ms. r,i:e WI become almost i1d;seca-
sun,,~, len tie supplies On hand shall
1.ayr ...H exhausted.
, 1861-09-30
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

- =.
Especial p1zpateh to the Chicago tribune
r.u r. = 1ta| .s ss-., S 49, 49, ~
ueA' nIsmwne .'nas 1nu s.1u ali4'eu ns.e Aas1
e'eA1 s. 'ne .'oa, -.1-ent1A "n1 DUAL 41"'0
peen Ae1e sesS5al as5s asa1tiol5 ofoels.
o1o ~ ~'s A.', no" oA
Lou's 'ne oe''tins 1oi eeoAs'a' Ae7fe Ii =
11ise 4esc@ '3e's'
~ ~ - aoa a1es mao AS ~ VI .Aua'ua
WILL -o'o'' nl@a Flu "ss preparing ~ n'aech
en oeoa4la'
oessfa1 eA'ee's q col' aatsnaAis ca'ar5,
~ e1ioAe' Ae9se" '-e4o 4"st nshs' Lucy iezs
~. toa W AAs's' "ne,e1 +4se '1ea " "S.s'
- ah1 "osnu=u sesuleis no uens ssnt eo"n W
~ a.s ~ sss, .oo A' MT '0"A e''' t''e
!" nc 81 "a. Ao'o1 NV.
ts1s4 .a S eAss ss1s s91a ,.s p.r ~ ;sma;aa. ~
' os-1 rss,.-,,., - .-@-..erzs,.,1ss1 ..:,,.
sas;- nsn1,;gan - ren1essntad "a f-,ra oo,-
NNs,.,1,r., ~. .4..h,4. 80, -
I'LL. anu unsn -,
'.psuea "!'ue ..4 -. 1(5
olncetS aas Aseo motlen ~ eioes y" sne n'A u.
slee " o.e t!,e' pa.o.e sae 0tsss o, ~. ~
leas. u seno lue uolo1s o'e.. 9e'en y. .aa.
e4't' . 'A'e'4 "'Ae'-0 f~.ANN' ~ -''0~'~' '-,0
regiment, and charge through the enen9e
ines' retfeat1Dg to seoAna' " miles, ou1 NAT
shau refused .....
Mouigan expected leln1oree1nenIs an'n 1oo
'ste. -..
10, - 1..s.a.~ ~ ~ @
gan = SELL pasonsi.
-. ~ Tasaac1a~ ~ o., r,a o-nrc+a3
, 1861-09-30
MISSOURI TIERS.

From the st. Louis Democrat, 2Sth,I
GrSBoAT NEW ERA-This terrible engine
cf obstruction left yesterday afternoon for
Mi=*ou1i River, drawing three and bali ieet
IF wa.er, and Will navigate the Missouri with
Gaze, I, has zoo nen on beard. all prepared
with rifles, for deadly conflict, every u2n be,
irg Z. splendid marksnan. The vessel is shell
ard :hc! proof, and speed enoU5h to select Der
cEs pc.liion with celebrity and precision. Inc
epsiaes, boilers ard wnsels, a1e all protected
hel und sny peTadyeL ;ure by heavy iroD, aud
tic E2arpefootcrs aaG gunner, :nd ell others
Gu '.car.I, will be III no dengtz whatever from
bu';tts from shore.
Her fine Dahlgren guns -eisshty-four pound
ttE-are all in Place. uc&sr houb.prco dac6s,
a:.a Ge;1g directed ty experienced gunners,
vi! IesETsy WITH the greatest ease an5 obsta-
Gle 9ithip a distance Of th1ee miles. The Ne"
Err, will prove m Invaluable institution on the
Mustu1i. She can't he furk, perforated, buEn-
-, Ecr blown up. H:z crew ere eager for the
tray.
ANOTHER IRON PLATED STEAMER.:-The
Government steamer Col. Mcneil made her
ap1t a1auce st the wharf yesterday, encaacd in
iroi+ p:ates Of hsls of an ireh IN thickness:
| Tic boilers and pilot are completely protected
| from E1sf1e shot, and the entire crew can en-
Ecopce themselves in ssfe quarters whenever
nee SssGrE.
| GrSSERs IND SE4MES.-Commander En-
mcns and two experienced dgunners-M1E}roy
| and McDopasd-and also twenty-four sailors
arrived here on Thurrday, from Fort E Ellsworth,
near Alexandria. When shown the river, and
tcld thlt they were to serve On it, "Blo" my
eyes," .sys cne Of them, there's too many
shores hezeawaE, Ben"
ARRIVAL OF MORE TaooPs.-On Thursday
narded by Colonel etoele, row captain in ths
regular army, and the Tenth, commanded b,
Colonel Petrel, arrived, and marched out Il
Carp Benton.
, 1861-09-30

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
QUINCY, Sept. Is, 1851.
There arc reports tonight by passengers
from the west that all the Union commission
ed officers taken BY Gen Price at Lexington,
except Col Mulligan, have been released on
parole, and are On their way to this city, to
arrive tomorrow I cannot, however, trace
the rumor to reliable source.
, 1861-09-30

9<@[tEeEy TToe4e for the "afs
IL. s.ssnjtGde Of Preparations now being
mac for ar army ci loyal Kentuck:ans, is |
Euct ~ 10 encourage tie mott liberal assist |
:Dce / LII Iei.h5or Ssztes and Ct the G3ac-al
Government. TIE gods help those that help
tker7s.!y:s. AID keztneEy, i?vsded alcrg
her .r.'rc seuthe5 fl5-:::c:, is 17st:ng forth
ly h! r:ople tn Tic Site authorities ere
led re,::cr tz2e he ,c;:icrs,) The ncss deter
nincc d>7ts to drive back tie ho.des that
wou;d le= vsste her t=1r:tcry- There are
TOW. rrob.b:y, in field and camp, full 20 600
7acu, SD e. the rate Of progress In this llst
two veeks,tlis number wil1 be raised to3o ooo
before t1e z1:6dla CT ne1t north, by which
time nearly all the regiments now accepted
will haze entered the service. We give beloT
9 list Of The regiments TOW being orgaaizs1
ucde- the Federal authority, i1cloa!n! that Of
Col. Reuszeau, which aione has yet taken the
field. TAe orgapiza' ion Ct this army 7sill be
as follows:
G. mn,acder Of tho D@pa1tncnt-Brig. Gen.
Rob4rt Anderson.
Bri8aoier Ge1e7a!s-W. T. Sherman tol the
LET OF FEEa,ursSrz-mFAs7Er
3. Colonel Edward H. Hohsou.
4. Colonel Wade T1ltgas
s. Colonel 1homAs j. Drn1n1ettc.
g. Colonel Speed s. Fry.
Z. Colonel S. T. Girs1d.
S. Colonel CErrnn Pope
g. Colonel John H. Harlan
10, CLioDel William A. Horldns.
II. Colonel Geo. W Anderson.
T. CeloEe1 Je1c. 7, boyle.
13 Colonel Stephen Orms5y.
CAyALAE.
i. Co1,.l el Frank Wulford-
. Co!....el Jau1e. s. jackson.
3 Ccl.Eel RsE1ees.
The numerical orGer OF the regiments is on
pgn. az 10 numbers asye yet been given t
them by ,ui1lts1y authority. Besides thes
organizations, all of which h7ve bee7 aeeep:s
in adrauce, some o. .he Colone1s, eyea, La
lg b.:z appclsted1: (: Washington, there
quite . lsrge lyrc: of loyaliets known Us Il
Homs Gura, (:1 c,2;ra-distsHctioa totae 81
Gua76,) ard Ct these the city Of L2u:svu
alone sent of 1.2oo or 1880 as the adyan'
expedition to Ma1draugh's Hill, under &c
She1msp. Everywhere in the State the apps
ttto :41a~" Eeets htar:y response.
, 1861-09-30
mUnsonss Hill In Possession Of Fed
eral TFDppA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29,-During the last
week it Was currently reported, from day to
day, that our troops had taken possession Of
Mn1ecn's Hi}1; that by last night this long
predicted eyens took place. found few be-
levers amcrg those least excited by sens Ation
ru1nors. A personal visit, however, places
tne fac. bsyGud doubt. The American flag
now lcats :tG1e in place OF that Of the rebels.
Dt,ach mest Is from Gems. Richardson, Keyes
and Wadswerth's brigades, and a1so from Gen.
t1apk.iil's division, now occupy Munson's
Hill, being in command OF Col. Terry Of the
9TH Michigan regiment.
, 1861-09-30

To put an end to ill speculation on the sub
ject o1 the funds Of the Farmers bank OF Leg
ingtcp, We are authorized to state, by q gen,
tltman who was witness Of the transaction,
ard IN whom We haYe entire confidence, that It,
afer the surrender Of the Federal troops at
chs. e Of Muiligan, i the entrene9ms9ts,
xss taken by Gen PFes ;ss'1 and oCars Gsa N91 T.
lie Bank, md there in thelr presence counted
The whole sum, coin and bank notes, was
o.ooo, and this sum, except $4,000, in
The fifteen Thousand dollars in notes, it is
eerjectnred, vas stolen by Federal troops,
about The time Of the surrender. and when q
3fss strict guard was kept. This idea Is
1e1gthened by report from Quincy, that
tEe ttio:e1e, OF some Of them, were veil sup
F!ito With Farmc1s' Bank notts, and were
;ftrlrg them at 3 discount However this
| 2e: be, the mss.a E4ct Of the deposit Of all
Tic :trds N BaIk, settles the question Of the
! s=:: @1i:s Of that institution, and su ou1
Ds1 Is RE receiving fae notsa to day.-,N
Lo7.ss Rtpplsscas.
, 1861-09-30

WASHINGTON, sept. Senator Pomeroy
of Ka1ss to-day received the order for 9esss51
and equipments for the mounted IeglMs.s. Iego3n-@.
beretofore authorized to be raised in S'.c. ~. =.
do, An infanty regiment HIl $50 ~ 4a~'
tered in from inst Territory.
, 1861-09-30

JEFFERSON C1TT, Sept. ga gentleman
who arrived here this morning frcR the west
states that he saw gentleman #llo passed
through Osceaia On Wednesday who says that
the central portion Of the toTn had been
burnt by Geperal Lane. It is stated that the
ressons for burning it was the rebels had fired
from windows. No Federal troops we're near
there n I,en le LETT
, 1861-09-30
From indianapolis.


ISD1ASAPoL1s, Sept p.
Reliable Intelligence from Kentucky says
that matters are looking up. but that tie State
net ds prompt assistance. Buekner Is still at
Bowling Green, gaining reiniorcemerss daily.
He has control Of the railroad to Nolin, 10
mil.s scutl Of E;'zahethtown. Gen. Sherman
is ct Mulcraugh's Hill.
4 large lumber Of arms haye been shipped
to Gen. Anderson from Washington.
Col Craft, Of the Th:r:y-frst Indiana Regi-
mtut, made an expedition up Green River,
Ky, Yesterday, dletance of one hundred
u,ilse. He found everything al right. He
seized cone important papers and ~ hhds. of
tobacco, beIooEiIg to notorious secession
ist. named Dan White, who had bsen terrify-
inE the whole valley. Dan escaped into len
nesset.
Col. Coburn's Thirts-third Regiment was
armed tc-day With the Greenwood rifles, which
Ohio leaned to Indiana.
The Thirteenth regiment from Fort wayne,
was oroe1ed here Today. /: Will pc atmeo 9;s
at6 tqusp;xd here without dt'ay. Col. "u
| hchs GtIman regiment is al. ut fea1y te
move, and w.'l be armed tomorrow. Gans
| ammunition, t-e, we12 shipped to Ma9ls1n
| IaHrs1cstu1s, Alzcra, Cannelton, and fc'a!
/ to-fay.
| Fifty tens Of lead Fave arrived At tbt
| Arscrll, and tcr,c hucdrsd tons addltio.a
| taEe Ettn contracted for.
| lt..~ Weed # tie regular army, ard Uuites
| Sizes a4rEtlso5 ofllIl. for Indiana, LEFT :Gl
| KectreIy tc-6@y. He is Al expesiepced OF
! u-, sid should hsye besn il tie deld 1oag be
| fo'. tLl'.
, 1861-09-30

Gen. Buffers Movements.
BosToN, Sept 2S-1IHj.r n nersl Butler aE:d
Stuff lexve this city thi7 {, ..trg and will reach
New York TOE 1o1roW morning
, 1861-09-30

New YoRK, Sept. 2s-The Caa;olic journal
know8 ::s the Er1rsss. but t.:sl:: South
for liz u5ion. It's sa.tor il s rea1ive Of Arch
bishop Hughes.
, 1861-09-30

The 7I1sIs brigade In Benton Bar.
racks.
ST. LOTS, Sept, 29.-Col- Mulligan's regi.
ment arrived yesterday and marched to Benton
Barracks, where they vii! bs paid off
jackson, Quialy, who, it Is believed, fought
under Pr; CT at Leziagto5, Was arrested yesteT-
day rs Ely.
, 1861-09-30

RccHEsTER. Sept pa disastrous break
ccca1ed On tee towpsth OF the Gene:ee Val
ley Cacal this morning. b-tweou FiHerdinuy
ard Doty's Creek. I: will rcqcira fonr OF fire
Gays to repkfr the break.
, 1861-09-30

Illness Of Gen. Banks.
DARNEsTowN, Sept 25.-Gen. Baaks has
been sLsht1y ipdisposed fos q day Or tgc, but
Lis c.,in paint 10 incident to the ssason
, 1861-09-30

NIovelneut OF Indiana Troops.
IHD1AsAroL1s, Sept 29-The 42d regiment
Germany Col. Willich, left Saturday night tor
MADISON, and the SD, Col. Cooarn, le:s to dag
for Louisville. Several otke7 re5im. 5 are
nearly ready for the field.
, 1861-09-30

BOSTON, Sept 26-Aon. Wm. Apr,---::1,1 has
resig7sd his seat II Congress, in consequence
Of III health.
, 1861-09-30

Nothing from Fertreks Monroe.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2S.-1n consequence Of
the heavy storm il the hay, yesterday, the old
P5i.t boat, with FoEt Monroe passengers aud
news has not arrived.
, 1861-09-30
Capt. Burnap's Killed and Wounded.
From the Quincy Whig.1

The Yates D1agoons, Capt. Buzuap, lost at
Lexington as follows:
KnLED-James R. Palmer, private, enlisted
at Quincy resided come 16 miles southeast Of
Quincy killed by cannon bs1.
WorSDED-Heaton Hill, corpora1, Of Spring
field, H., in thigh and hip thigh Is broken; is
RECOVERING; Charles L. Wheeler, Of Spring.
fed, H., hesh wound in the thigh; fast e,
covs1l1g: John T. Leland, from near Old
Berlin, III, in the back part Of the head; re-
covering. William BaUy, enlisted at Quincy,
Illinois shot in the left shoulder; Is recover
The above wounded men remain in Lsxlng-
tor, Mo. =, a..
wound in right aEm, is now with us here,
John Russell, very slightly over the left eye:
some others are marked, but not worth
spcakipE Of This Ia all can now ssy Off c!al-
Il Of he company. Capt. Bur1ap and Lieut.:
Parks are 1etained prisoners Of War, as are al
Cthpr commissioned officers Of the garrison,
| The LIST regiment Illinois cavalry had captured
| atcur Geo head OF horses, aud killed about
| l00 As many cf our boys belong in this city
and vicinity, I hope yoq VIII favor Us oy pub
| J. @. A FLOYD, 0. s, Yates Dragons.
, 1861-09-30
FROM THE SOUTH

p,,,o,t,z Ca1turs Of Mississippi City by TIC
;3;aSca;ng F7nt-Great Excitement at Ns,o
nylcaus-.1nfic;pafed "Ftre in tic Rear
-4,riss1, ef he Northern Prisoners at Charles
1:r-Cp1. Corcord;7 in Irons
St. Cloud Democrat., 1861-11-07

= Wednesday, to apdeator 70 coustssaet
the operations Of the Southern sCoDmis.
sioners, aud to prevent the recognition of
tho Southern Confederacy by Francs and
England. It is understood that Geueral
Scott goes out IN the same steamer.
sPaILADELpHiA; P Nov. 4.-The great
Naval and military fleet was spoke We'd
nesday morning in latitude $3.50, longi.
tude IS, by the schooner Houston
Weather fns. EsiMa - Ez#aAts
The schooner Andromeda, from Ha.
vana, reports thst on.O October 31st, It sun
down, of Hattvras, she saw feet Of thir.
ty steamers, but no ..iIi1g vessels, bound
South.
General Mcclellan has assumed com,
mand, Gen. Scott having retired to-day.
The President tod him tfbat=the position
va. assigned him 4 TIE idggestioa Of
Gen. Scott, and with, the unahimous con.
cu.rence Of the Cabinet.
Sr. Louis, Nov. 1.-The Democratic
special from Jefferson City reports that
Col. Mu}ligan has been released, uucoudi.
tionally;, probably exchanged exchanged
for Gen. Frost, as proposed: -, .' >.;:.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1861-11-07
Lieut.. Gov Donnelly.

The return of .Goyerror Ramsey re-
lieves Lieut.. Governor Don"slly of the
onerous duties that, As acting Governor
during tho absence of the former, he has
performed for more than u mouth past.
That he has, during this period, dis
charged the laborious aud responsible du.
ties Of the Office with fidelity, impartiality
and discretion, is the willing testimony Of
all With whom he has official intercourse
The industry aud versatility Of talent
of Gov. Donnelly, have sustained him in
this position-as the same qualities have
hitharto in other positions-with distin-
guished credit to himself, and acknowl-
edsed advantage to the public Press sth
St. Cloud Democrat., 1861-11-07
ANECDCTE OF FREMONT.-Sin,

ANEcpoTE OF FREMoSr.-Since the
publication Of Mr.. Csmcron's letter to
Gen. Sherman, We may without improprie-
ty relate an anec6ote Of General Fremont.
A few days ago Missourian came to him
with ample certificates Of his fidelity to
the Union, asking permission to search
through the camp for three slaves whom
he believed to have been taken into the
service Of one of the Illinois reeimerts.-
The General politely declined, saying he
could not allow any one to examine his
camp for any purpose, except by regular
authority Of law, aud then the applicant
went away. After he had gone Fremont
turned to the gentleman with whom>he
had been previously talking " dare ray
said he, "these persons may be here but
if they are they bavc come expecting to
find a refuge, and will never violate tho
confidence they have reposed in me. 80
long a, my name is John q Fremont. -
N. Y. Tribune.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1861-11-07

MAJOR SzAaoNY1.-The commando,
Of Gen. Fremont's body guard who led
the brilliant and successful attack on
S! ring6eld on Saturday last, is Major Sza-
gonyi (not Seagoyne), a gallant soldier
who served honorably in the Hungarian
war Of independence, and is now again
fighting for conditional liberty. He is
one of those whom the Government have
refused to pay because he was appointed by
Fremont without the requisite oficia' red
tape, but he seems to fight as we'll as
thoug h bis pay was jingl;ng in bis pocket
1T should be understood that this
Body Guard is no mere corps Of ostenta-
tion, but is composed Of men who tear no
hard work and mean to- ght. 1t also
serves As school of officers; our readers
will recollect that some time ago Gen. FIRE.
mont advised young men who sspired to
commissions 70 serve an apprenticeship in
this corps. Szagopy, would seem to be =
pretty good instructor.-M Y Tribune.