Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
LATEST BYTRLRGRAPH
MOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI
IMP PoRTANT FROM MISSOURI.
The Rebels Marching toward
st. Josephi
Active Movements Of the military.
Arrival Of Ohio Troops at Kansas City.
GALLAGHER, THE PAY
MASTER, RELEASED.
EVERY THING QUIET AT WASHINGTON.
Arrival of the Traitor Toombs
Of wa chinofoY1
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
The Rebels Marching TOWARD
st. Josephi
Active Movements of the military
Arrival Of Ohio Troops at Kansss City
GALLAGHER, THE PAL
MASTER, RELRAsED.
EVERY THING QUIET AT WASHINGTON
Arrival of the Traitor Toombs
at Washington.

LBAvENwoRTH, September 22-Scouts
this morning report strong column of
rebels on the march northward from Lexiug-
ton; their supposed destination is St. Joseph.
The organized companies of the Kansas
Militia are ordered to rendezvous in this
city immediately.
LEAvBNwoRTH, September 2l.-Cleveland,
the leader of q band of Jayhawkers, has
been arrested by military posse, and held to
The Kansas Second Regiment marched for
Lawrence tonight, where they will encamp
and recruit.
Nothing new from Lanes command.
KANSAS CRY, September 22.-General
Sturgis, with parts of the Twenty
and Tbirty-ninth Ohio Regiments, arrived
here last night on the stermer Mojors, from
Liberty.
WASHINGTON September 2Z-Paymaster
Gallagher has been released from arrest,
having given satisfactory security to the
Government for the settlement of his sc-
counts.
AS the old edition of the Arrny Regulations
heretofore used has become valueless, on ac-
count of important notifications and
changes, made by the recent acts of Con-
gress, an order has been issued for its re-
vision and publication, for the use of the
army.
The schooner VIM. Allen, from New York
loaded with hay, arrived at Alexandria to-
day. She was fired at twelve times from the
battery at Occaquan Greek. Two shellI
entered her deck load, and another hel
! cabin.
! WASHINGTON, September 81 Captain
Crammer reports the Albany, which left the
| Navy Yard yesterday morning. had cast an
! chor and was laying off Indian Head, this
side of the Oceoquan Creek, being afraid Il
pass the rebel batteries.
A private in the Second Michigan Regi
ment was wounded in the leg yesterday By
rebel picket near Arlington Mills.
This is the first case of any one being sho
near Arlington Nights.
On Wednesday Major Reeker, acting Quar-
termaster, discharged all the inspectors a
the Government horse-yard, excepting JohE
Raymond, of Pennsylvania, who has the
whole charge Of receiving and inspecting
horses.
Marcus Cicero Stanley, a recently dis
charged political prisoner from Fort Layfay
cite, has had an interview with the Secre
taries of State and War, and General Scott
and has left for the West.
Acting Surgeon Toombs was brought, t.
Washington yesterday, on the steamer Bal
timore, which had taken several pOlitica
prisoners from Annapolis to Fort Lafayette
According to report, Toombs, when on tn
voyage, approached two of the marines ant
told them that money was to be made b,
turning the head of the boat to the shore 81
that the prisoners could make their escape
and that he would insure them $500 each fo
their assistance, and $50 per month.
The marines rejected the proposition
when he said there were men enough o.
board TO seize the steamer, and sooner tina
be arrested, he would blow her up. Henc
the conspirator was arrested and brough
here in irons.
A private letter from Santa Fe of the 1T
inst, states that Hon. John s. Waites. wa
elected delegate to Congress by a large ma
jority, on the I'd of September. The write
adds that the rebel army had not crossed th
Jornanda, but was preparing to do so will
view Of taking Santa Fe. We expect
inaugursted on the Sd inst.